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One Meat Brawl

One Meat Brawl is a 1947 Porky Pig cartoon directed by Robert McKimson.
This cartoon took place on Groundhog's Day. Porky and his dog Mandrake are out hunting. Their quarry is a groundhog named Grover who keeps coming up with ways to outwit them.
==Credits==
*Story: Warren Foster
*Animation:
:Cal Dalton
:Richard Bickenbach
:Art Davis
:Rod Scribner
:Manny Gould
:Don Williams
*Musical Direction: Carl Stalling
==Video==
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==External links==
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Category:Merrie Melodies shorts
Category:Cartoons directed by Robert McKimson
Category:Porky Pig Cartoons
Category:Shorts
Category:Blue Ribbon reissues
Category:Barnyard Dawg Cartoons
Category:1947
One Step Ahead of My Shadow

One Step Ahead of My Shadow is a 1933 cartoon.
==Plot==
The opening reveals a Chinese city. Among the people include a traffic cop, a bicyclist who uses hat like a bell, a trolley working for "Shanghai Express", a woman holding a pot on her head, and two people impersonating Amos and Andy. 
A Chinese boy pushes a boat down a stream, and a duck swallows several fishes, until a giant fish swallows him whole. The boy continues moving along the stream, but stops to sing "One Step Ahead of My Shadow" in a terrible Chinese impersonation. His sweethearts and the two join in on the song. He then pushes a tree sing next to her, and then pushes her on it a few times.
In the next scene we see a Chinese Aristocrat riding a rickshaw being pulled by a man who's winning is similar to that of a horse. The rickshaw bumps on the road, and the meter responds with, "No Sale". The aristocrat proceeds to sharpen his fingernails with his a pencil sharpener, and climbs back onto the rickshaw by shaping the convertible top into a stairway. He then arrives at his home and hears a Chinese band. He pulls out an instrument and plays along. Some servants also join in. One of the servant boy's uses a man's hat as a cymbal.
The scene cuts back to the boy and girl who are still playing on the swing, when they stop and hear the music. They rush inside the house.
The scene cuts back inside where a dragon hanging from the wall comes to life and starts singing along. We then see a man standing on a row of bald men. The aristocrat and two of his servants continue to sing the song, along the way making fake Chinese words.
Elsewhere a dragon escapes from his cage, and enters the house. He lets out a fierce roar. He sees the girl and chases her into a corner of the house, only for the boy arrive and attempt to throw a sword in the dragon, which fails. They eventually are able to get away, but find themselves being corned again. The boy spots a box of fireworks and throws it into the dragon's mouth. The fireworks burst inside the dragon, although a couple of the rockets do manage to get away such as one that falls into a goldfish bowl and explodes. Another explosion leaves the dragon with nothing but his skeleton. He flees and everybody rejoices.thumb|300px|right
Category:Shorts
Category:Merrie Melodies Shorts
Category:Black-and-white cartoons
Category:1933
Ophiuchus Sam

Ophiuchus Sam is a character from the television series, Loonatics Unleashed.
==Description==
He is a descendant of Yosemite Sam. He attacked a space train carrying the treasures of Freleng. Sometimes, he can't remember what he's saying and has even forgotten his own name. He secretly worked with Zadavia's former General, Deuce to steal Ace's Guardian Strike Sword. He ended up captured, but then released (under the pretense of a brilliant escape) in order to serve as bait for his boss. He acts like Yosemite Sam. He's also a relative of Montana Max. He is a lot like Yosemite Sam. He also talks like Yosemite Sam and says some things he would say.
Category:Loonatics Unleashed Characters
Category:Characters
Category:Males
Optimatus

Optimatus is a character from Loonatics Unleashed.
==Description==
He is Zadavia's evil brother. Optimatus is a mysterious character who possesses similar, if not exactly the same, powers and abilities as Zadavia. He has a cybernetic eye due to an accident on Freleng which resulted in him getting caught in the heat of the jet Zadavia tried to escape on, for which she claimed to be sorry about.
At the time the Loonatics first season in the year of 2772, he resided on a ruined planetoid which he used as his base of operations during all of his Loonatics appearances (It is not made clear whether this is in fact the remains of his futuristic home world of Freleng or just somewhere he set up base after tracking down his sister, however Zadavia states that Freelang is located in an alternate Galaxy and the planetoid was located at the edge of the Loonatics's Solar System). He appears in the final moments of "The Comet Cometh" to state that the meteor's striking Acmetropolis in 2773 was actually a deliberate attempt to destroy Acmetropolis, as was the 500 times smaller first meteor that the episode involves. With both attempts failed, he also states that he plans to attack the planet a third time in the future. In the two-part season-ending episode "Acmegeddon," Optimatus appears again to fulfill his promise, freeing Massive, Mastermind, Sypher, and Weathervane to aid his attempt to defeat the Loonatics. He also entices them by claiming that he will allow them to rule Acmetropolis if they succeed. After he made up his mind that the criminals he had freed "failed" him, he revealed his latest plan to destroy Acmetropolis: sucking it up into a wormhole. He then sends the criminals back to Acmetropolis, saying they can still "rule for five minutes". In the end, however, he and his Optiforce (apparent remnants of robots who served him on his homeworld) are eventually defeated, and he is sucked into one of his own wormholes. Zadavia says he will end up on a dark, cold, deserted part of space and he can then be seen huddling up to a fire, on a small piece of what was once his command center, using the remains of his Optiforce to keep the fire going. He swears he'll get his revenge, but was completely disarmed upon his defeat, making a return next to impossible. He has appeared in the second season finale thanks to Rupes Oberon using Zadavia's stolen powers on him. Rupes Oberon later locates Optimatus and frees him. Both of them then locate Deuce and invade Blanc in an attempt to use Blanc's wormhole technology to conquer the universe and seek out Tweetums' scepter. He was double-crossed by General Deuce and had to fight alongside the Loonatics, Zadavia, and Sylth Vester. In the end, he renounces his evil ways and he and Zadavia return to Freleng as its rulers.
Category:Characters
Category:Loonatics Unleashed Characters
Otto the Odd

Otto the Odd is a character from Loonatics Unleashed.
==Description==
Otto served the Ringmaster's partner in crime, pretending to be a mere assistant and circus clown. He was later revealed to be the brains of the operation, at least in terms of the technology. He also claimed that the Ringmaster worked for him, though Otto did this whilst betraying his partner, so it a dubious assertion at best. When everyone was turned back to normal, Otto turned Ringmaster into a fearsome Baelrog face, big fist, crab clawed and tentacled monster, as a final offense in desperation. Alongside Ringmaster, he was sent to prison. He later returned where he had a lair disguised as a space prison with a robot version of the warden. He was collecting people and items for his collection as the best anything in history. He hired Electro J. Fudd into hunting Ace (who Otto considered the Best Action Hero in History) and Otto lured the Loonatics out with a Massive robot. He changed his target to Danger Duck (who admitted to Danger Duck that he's the Best Screw-Up Action Hero in History) and when Electro caught him, Otto decided to use his laser to freeze them in place. Both Electro and Duck were on the run until Ace appeared. After robot double against robot double, Otto was hit by his own laser.
Category:Loonatics Unleashed Characters
Category:Characters
Page Miss Glory

Page Miss Glory is a 1936 Warner Brothers cartoon. 
==Plot==
A bellhop in an hotel dreams of meeting Miss Glory, which turns out to be a disaster. He is awoken by his manager because Miss Glory has arrived, but instead of seeing a lady like he dreamed, he seems a child.
==Gallery==
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==Video==
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Category:1936
Category:Shorts
Category:Merrie Melodies Shorts
Category:Cartoons directed by Tex Avery
Pappy's Puppy

Pappy's Puppy is a 1955 Merrie Melodies short starring Sylvester, Butch, and his newly-born son. It was animated entirely by Gerry Chiniquy. Mel Blanc provides the vocals; however, aside from whistling, Sylvester doesn't speak in this short.
==Plot Summary==
At a hospital, Butch the bulldog paces nervously, waiting for his baby to be born. He does, and Butch faints. Back at home, Butch teaches his new son how to walk, act tough, and bite cats (by practicing on a dummy). One day, the young bulldog is playing with a ball when he wanders upon Sylvester. His training kicks in and he attacks Sylvester, who proceeds to place the small bulldog under a tin can. However, Butch catches Sylvester doing this and exacts revenge by taking Sylvester to a shed and hammering the tin can on his head. Later, Sylvester is walking along while the baby bulldog is biting at his tail. He slaps the bulldog off camera, only for Butch to catch up to him and wallop Sylvester in retaliation. After that, Sylvester reluctantly plays fetch with the baby bulldog and decides to throw the stick into a busy street, hoping the bulldog will be flattened. However, the young bulldog retrieves it successfully. Annoyed, Sylvester prepares to throw it again but Butch sees this and throws the stick into traffic himself, pointing for Sylvester to fetch the stick this time. Sylvester successfully retrieves it amidst heavy traffic, but is run over by a man on a scooter on the sidewalk anyway. Once again, Sylvester plays fetch with the young bulldog again and throws a ball into a doghouse, which Sylvester boards up when the bulldog chases the ball into it. Sylvester plans to drop a lit stick of dynamite into the open hole on the top. However, Butch once again catches Sylvester and places Sylvester over the doghouse instead; Sylvester doesn't hammer out the nails in the boards in time and explodes. In the final set piece of the cartoon, Sylvester sets up a booby trap of a dog bone hooked up to a shotgun. When Butch's son begins tugging on the bone, Butch gives Sylvester a stern look, prompting Sylvester to run over and plug the shotgun hole with his finger so the young bulldog is unharmed, getting his finger shot over and over (including once in the face) as Butch's son tugs. The stork arrives and announces Butch has even more puppies to add to his family. The cartoon ends as Sylvester chases the stork, shooting at him.
==Trivia==
The soundtrack to this cartoon (minus the title card music) can be heard on "The Carl Stalling Project, Volume 2: More Music From Warner Bros. Cartoons 1939-1957", free of sound effects and voices.
The plot of this cartoon is a spoof of Spike and Tyke from Tom and Jerry cartoons where Spike is very protective of his son Tyke and would teach him to attack cats, particularly Tom at times. He would usually threaten and clobber Tom whenever he thinks Tom would annoy Tyke.
==External links==
*Pappy's Puppy at the Internet Movie Database
Category:Merrie Melodies Shorts
Category:Sylvester Cartoons
Category:1955
Paul Dini

Paul Dini (born August 7, 1957) is an American screenwriter and producer, best known for his work on DCAU shows (i.e. Batman: The Animated Series).
For Looney Tunes, he wrote several scripts for Tiny Toon Adventures and Animaniacs.
Category:Real People
Category:Living People
Category:Screenwriters
Category:Producers
Category:Tiny Toon Adventures
Category:Animaniacs
Paul Julian

Paul Hull Husted (June 25th, 1914 - September 5th, 1995), better known as "Paul Julian," was an American artist and designer, best known for voicing The Road-Runner for director Chuck Jones and drawing backgrounds (often suburban ones) for Friz Freleng's Tweety & Sylvester Cat series.
He first did the "beep, beep" noise in the Warner Bros. parking-lot as a polite means of telling people to get out of his way; Paul recorded several versions of this, and sound-engineer Treg Brown sped some of them up and looped them together. These recordings were ultimately used for the Wile E. Coyote & Roadrunner cartoons. However, Paul was uncredited for his work, as Mel Blanc's contract with WB ascertained that he was the only credited Looney Tunes voice-actor.
Paul died on September 5th, 1995 in Van Huys, California.
Category:Background-artists
Category:Looney Tunes
Category:Real People
Category:Deceased
Penelope Pussycat/Gallery

==Original Film-Shorts==
Deux Fumet.jpg|Pepe and Penelope on the lobby-card for 2 Scent's Worth.
Z Echo D'Amour.jpg|Pepe trying to woo Penelope by echoing the phrase "I love you."
Penelope attracted.jpg|Penelope being attracted to Pepe upon 1st seeing him, as seen in Really Scent
Love Hurts.jpg|Penelope bludgeoning Pepe, as seen in Scent-Imental Romeo (1951)
Z Courrier D'Amour.jpg|Penelope hiding from Pepe behind a closed door
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Passionate Penelope.jpg
Pepe Captures Penelope.jpg|Pepe captures Penelope just as she is about to jump out a window to escape
263733-140391-penelope-pussycat large.jpg|Promotional image of Penelope Pussycat
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==In Other Media==
Picture 64.png|Penelope's cameo in A Christmas Carol
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==Merchandise==
TrulyLovelyCup.jpg
PepePenelopeBaseballCap.jpg
PepePenelopeApron.jpg
Pepe T-Shirt.jpg
P&P Cookie Jar.jpg
PepeMug.jpg
SaltPepperShakers.jpg
PepeHandbag.jpg
PenelopeCup.jpg|Pepe/Penelope mug
PepeOrnament.jpg
PepePenelopePurse.jpg
PepePenelopeOrnament.jpg
PepePenelopeCompactBag.jpg
PenelopeOrnament.jpg|Penelope Christmas ornament
Category:Galleries
Category:Pictures
Pests for Guests

Pests for Guests is a 1955 cartoon starring Elmer Fudd, and the Goofy Gophers.
==Plot==
The Goofy Gophers are hiding in the wooden drawers that Elmer Fudd has just bought, and claim it as their own. When Elmer drops the drawer in his room, the Gopher decide to place there nuts in the drawers, and tree acorns start showing up in Elmer's house, driving him insane. He attempts to get rid of the Gophers by any means.
Category:Elmer Fudd Cartoons
Category:Cartoons directed by Friz Freleng
Category:Shorts
Category:1955
Category:Goofy Gophers Cartoons
Pettin' in the Park

Pettin’ In The Park was released on 27 January 1934 by Warner Bros. Studio. It was directed by Bernard Brown and animated by Jack King and Bob Clampett (1913–1984). The musical score was by Norman Spencer. It was a Merrie Melodies cartoon.
The source of the song which begins the cartoon is a Busby Berkeley movie called Gold Diggers of 1933. The first part of the cartoon has to do with the song itself, and someone loving another person of the opposite gender. The second part has to do with different birds in a swimming contest in the public park pond.
== References ==
*Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies, by Jerry Beck and Will Friedwald (1989), 
*Henry Holt, ISBN 0-8050-0894-2
==Video==
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Category:Merrie Melodies Shorts
Category:1934
Category:Shorts
Category:Black-and-white cartoons
Phillip Glasser

Phillip Alexander Glasser (born on October 4th, 1978) is an American actor and producer, best known for voicing Fievel in An American Tail.
His only Looney Tunes voice role to date was Pedro in Tiny Toon Adventures.
==Role(s)==
Pedro.jpg|Pedro(Tiny Toon Adventures)
Category:Actors
Category:Producers
Category:Living People
Category:Tiny Toon Adventures
Category:Real People
Pied Piper Porky

Pied Piper Porky is a 1939 cartoon.
==Plot==
Porky Pig is a pied piper. He thinks his flute has rid the town of all mice, expect for one mouse that he doesn't seem to be able to catch. So he decides to send a cat, but in the end the only person who will be having fur tonight is the mouse.
==Summary==
The cartoon begins with a sign that says "All rats in this picture are fictious ----- and any resemblance to any one you know is purely co-incidental." And opens up to a full, crowded town known as Hamelin. On one of the busy streets there is a newspaper article discussing a pied piper who has rid of all the towns rats. Then at the bottom of the page is a picture of the piper: Porky.
Porky then plays music with his pipe as singing and music play. After it finishes, a nearby rat appears! Porky goes to get it but the rat makes an escape, diving into a sudden made hole. He takes one last second to mock Porky before going back inside. Porky approaches the hole and sets out a mousetrap in hopes of luring the rat out. He begins to play his pipe and the rat acts as if it has hypnotized him into coming from his hole and he heads toward the cheese on the mousetrap.
As soon as he is about to step onto the trap the rat reveals it didn't act. He then grabs Porky's pipe and breaks it in half, playing the blowing end as he danced back into his hole. Porky throws down the other half and grabs a strange box, revealing a cat to be inside. He tells the cat to get the rat but the rat ends up scaring it!
After he comments on this, the cat then resumes chase. Porky ends up in the middle of it as the mouse hides on him and they continue down the hall until they get to a wall. After cutting so many markings into the wall, the cat and mouse play tic-tac-toe with each other, effectively distracting the cat until the mouse is able to run into a hole, causing the cat to run into it. Porky then gives the cat some kat-nip and the cat gets right back up. Allowing it to dive into the mouse hole and attack the rat. Unfortunately, its revealed the rat won and the cartoon ends.
==Trivia==
*The cat calls the rat, a mouse. Though it may actually be a mouse.
==Goofs==
*As the cat speaks, his hair just slightly vanishes for a split second.
==Gallery==
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==Video==
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Category:Cartoons directed by Bob Clampett
Category:Porky Pig Cartoons
Category:Shorts
Category:1939
Category:Looney Tunes shorts
Category:Black-and-white cartoons
Pilgrim Porky

Pilgrim Porky is a 1940 cartoon.
==Plot==
Porky is the captain who leads the pilgrims from Plymouth to America. Along the way several misadventures happen, eventually ending with them arriving next to a chief sitting bull.
Category:1940
Category:Porky Pig Cartoons
Category:Cartoons directed by Bob Clampett
Category:Shorts
Category:Black-and-white cartoons
Category:Looney Tunes shorts
Pinkasso

==Plot==
Brain decides to create a disco ball in order to get everyone to be distracted. The one major threat however is his lack of money. Brain finds that the best way he can gain money is by getting funds from Pinky's sudden artistic ventures. Will Brain get help from Pablo Pinkasso in his scheme to take over the world?
Category:Pinky and the Brain Episodes
Category:Pinky & The Brain Season 2 episodes
Pinky & The Brain (TV series)

Pinky and the Brain is an American animated television series and spinoff of Animaniacs starring Pinky and the Brain. The show ran from 1995 to 2003 on Kids' WB!. The pair later spun off into their second and last series, Pinky, Elmyra, & The Brain and paired with Tiny Toons star, Elmyra Duff.
==Plot==
Pinky and Brain are genetically enhanced laboratory mice who reside in a cage in the Acme Labs research facility to test their unique personalities. Brain's personality is self-centered and scheming, and Pinky's personality is good-natured but feeble minded. In each episode, Brain devises a new plan to take over the world, which ultimately ends in failure, usually due to Pinky's idiocy or the impossibility of Brain's plan.
The bulk of every episode involves one of Brain's plans for world domination with Pinky's assistance and the ultimate failure of that plan. One centers on his rival Snowball's plan to take over the world using Microsponge. Another episode features Brain's single day where he tries to do anything but take over the world: in the end, a group of people vote that he should take over the world on the one day he does not want to.
There is very little continuity between episodes outside of the common fixtures of the mice, though some plans for world domination from early episodes are subsequently referred to in later seasons (for example, Brain's "human suit" used in "Win Big" reappears when Brain faces Snowball in "Snowball").
==Characters==
*Pinky
*Brain
*Snowball
*Billie
*Pharfignewton
*Larry
*Brain's Parents
*Pinky's Family
*Roman Numeral I (Romy)
*Mr. Itch
==Episodes==
Pinky and the Brain was an animated television series and spinoff of Animaniacs starring Pinky and the Brain. The show ran ran from 1995 to 2003 on Kid's WB and contained 65 episodes over a total of six seasons.
==Spin-off==
The pair later spun off into their second and last series, Pinky, Elmyra & the Brain and paired with Tiny Toons star, Elmyra Duff. Yet Pinky and the Brain is in fact a Spin-off of Animaniacs, in which Pinky and the Brain appeared in certain segments, either in short episodes like the one in their own show, or as cameos with other Animaniacs characters.
Category:TV Shows
Category:Pinky & The Brain
Pinky & The Brain Theme Song

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The Pinky & The Brain Theme Song was written by Richard Stone and Tom Ruegger, and performed by Jess Harnell, Dorian Harewood, Jim Cummings, and Rob Paulsen.
==Lyrics==
They're Pinky and The Brain
Yes, Pinky and The Brain
One is a genius
The other's insane.
They're laboratory mice
Their genes have been spliced
They're dinky
They're Pinky and The Brain, Brain, Brain, Brain
Brain, Brain, Brain, Brain
Brain
Before each night is done
Their plan will be unfurled
By the dawning of the sun
They'll take over the world
They're Pinky and The Brain
Yes, Pinky and The Brain
Their twilight campaign
Is easy to explain
To prove their mousey worth
They'll overthrow the Earth
They're dinky
They're Pinky and The Brain, Brain, Brain, Brain
Brain, Brain, Brain, Brain
Narf!
Category:Songs
Category:Pinky & The Brain