Cagey Witness

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Cagey Witness (Tweety vs. Sylvester) is the first episode of the Judge Granny series of Webtoons cartoons.
== Plot ==
In the first episode, Judge Granny is witnessing the case of Tweety vs Sylvester. Sylvester, who's in a body cast and a crutch is suing the bird for pain and destruction to his place of residence. He tells Judge Granny that he was only trying to be kind to Tweety, but his good deeds were met with vicious acts. In his story, Sylvester claims he wanted to give a gift to Tweety just to be nice, only for the bird to leave and blow up the house with dynamite due to the bird having gotten tired of being pampered. After his story is finished Tweety rolls his eyes in disbelief while Granny finds his story hard to believe. Tweety tells the Judge that Sylvester is trying to eat him up. In Tweety's story, Sylvester tried to get Tweety out of his cage with a bomb so he can eat him. However while taping the bomb to the cage, he accidentally taped himself in the process, just as Tweety (who says he isn't home) sees it and waves good bye before the house explodes. Afterwards, Sylvester objects that Tweety's story is too fantastic to be creditable and Granny decides to come back in a minute with her decision. After the decision is made, both are found guilty. Tweety is put under house arrest, while Sylvester is shocked, literally, in the electric chair.
== Availability ==
lt rc vhs.jpg|(2003) VHS Looney Tunes: Reality Check
lt rc vcd.jpg|(2003) VCD Looney Tunes: Reality Check
Looneytunesrealitycheck.jpg|(2003) DVD Looney Tunes: Reality Check
Lt best kfc 4.jpg|(2005) DVD The Best of Looney Tunes (KFC) Volume 4
== Notes ==
* A scene not shown on DVD is where Sylvester is in the chair still centered in color rings and says "Sufferin' succotash!"
* The ending of Tweety being caged and Sylvester getting the chair were originally two different endings from which the viewer could choose.
* Sylvester's ending features cameos by various characters from cartoons he previously appeared in. With the exceptions of Hector, Hippety Hopper, and Speedy Gonzales, they are all lesser-known characters: the mouse from "Mouse Mazurka", the elf from "Yankee Dood It", Sam Cat (in his design from "Tweet and Sour"), the bluebird from "Birds of a Father", the lovebird from "Life with Feathers" (miscolored red and white), Hector's son from "Pappy's Puppy", the Grand High Exalted Poobah from "Bell Hoppy", and the mouse from "The Unexpected Pest" (miscolored brown).
== Characters ==
*Granny (Judge)
*Sylvester (Plaintiff)
*Tweety (Defendant)
*Hector (cameo)
*Hippety Hopper (cameo)
*Speedy Gonzales (cameo)
== Cast ==
*June Foray - Granny
*Joe Alaskey - Sylvester and Tweety
== Video ==
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Category:Webtoons
Category:Granny Cartoons
Category:Sylvester Cartoons
Category:Tweety Cartoons
Category:Stub
Category:2001