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Yuletide Taz

"**Yuletide Taz**“ is the twenty-fifth cartoon and the interstitial of the eleventh episode of the first season of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Synopsis

*Taz goes out carolling from door to door.*

## Plot

### Attempt 1

*Taz has left his native home of Tasmania to go caroling from door to door. He starts to sing, but a meow comes out instead, so he digs inside his own mouth to discover a cat he ate earlier had gotten a hold of his tongue. The door then shuts in his face.*

### Attempt 2

*Taz sings a variation of the hymn "Angels We Have Heard on High", but a police car constantly interrupts, so he goes crazy and thrashes the car before hurling it away. The door then shuts in his face just as he is about to sing once more.*

### Attempt 3

*Taz has found a particular interest in pressing the doorbell. The tenant of the house requests him to stop, but he roars in his usually defiant fashion. Having made his point, he continues to press the doorbell.*

### Attempt 4

*Later, Taz sings a rendition of "Jingle Bells", but he decides that the handbell he is using is too flimsy, so he spins off to the local churchyard to steal its bell so he can give the song more of an impact. The door then shuts in his face.*

### Attempt 5

*Taz discovers that a trio of carolers have taken his place and are singing "It Came Upon a Midnight Clear". In a frenetic tornado of rage, he disposes of them. The tenant of the house locks the door in fear. However, Taz opens the mail slot and states that he knows that they're still in the house, so the tenant nails it shut.*

### Attempt 6

*By now, Taz is in a foul mood as he hasn't managed to successfully sing to anyone he has encountered. He proceeds to freshen up with breath spray and uses a tuning pipe to get into pitch before singing a heartwarming rendition of "Silent Night", but the owner of the house is revealed to be Granny, who has not heard a single note, leaving Taz confused.*

## Voices

* Candi Milo as Granny
* Fred Tatasciore as Taz
Elmer Fudd

**Elmer Fudd** is a hunter starring in the *Bugs Bunny* series of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*. He is an adversary of Bugs Bunny.

## Personality

He has a syndrome, replacing "Rs" and "Ls" with "Ws".

## Appearances

*Bugs Bunny* series
* 9. "Pool Bunny"
* 16. "Grilled Rabbit"
* 20. "Vincent van Fudd"
* 21. "Hare Restoration"
* 28. "Snow Laughing Matter"
* 39. "Erabbitcator"
* 44. "Fudds Bunny"
* 81. "Rotund Rabbit"
* 99. "Trophy Hunter"
* 101. "Rabbit Sandwich Maker"
* 106. "Virtual Mortality"
* 114. "Blunder Arrest"
* 119. "Pilgwim's Pwogwess"
* 124. "Funeral for a Fudd"
* 136. "Construction Obstruction"
* 148. "Funny Book Bunny"
* 150. "Birthday Grifts"

*Daffy Duck* series
* 23. "Plumber's Quack"
* 40. "Salesduck"
* 42. "Duck Duck Boom!"
* 45. "Shoe Shine-nanigans"
* 58. "Mallard Practice"
* 83. "Nip and Duck"
* 93. "BBQ Bandit"
* 108. "Fowl Ploy"
* 112. "Drum Schtick!"
* 115. "Cymbal Minded"
* 121. "Booby Prize"
* 123. "Hole in Dumb"
* 140. "Nest Effort"
* 142. "Poolside Pest"
* 145. "Eyes Wide Fudd"
Porky Pig

**Porky Pig** is a pig starring in a solo, self-titled series and the *Porky & Daffy* series of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Personality

He is characterized by his severe stutter and "everyman" personality, often serving as a foil to Daffy Duck.

## Appearances

*Porky & Daffy* series
* 1. "Curse of the Monkeybird"
* 4. "Firehouse Frenzy"
* 13. "Wet Cement"
* 18. "Shower Shuffle"
* 19. "Overdue Duck"
* 24. "Elf Help"
* 29. "Daffuccino"
* 32. "Falling for It!"
* 37. "The Case of Porky's Pants"
* 41. "Pitcher Porky"
* 43. "Postalgeist"
* 49. "The Daffy Dentist"
* 51. "Duplicate Daffy"
* 52. "Key-Tastrophe!"
* 61. "Spare Me!"
* 68. "A Pane to Wash"
* 74. "Emotional Support Duck"
* 78. "Battle Stations"
* 82. "Hog Wash"
* 85. "Battle of the Bunk"
* 89. "Mt. Neverest"
* 91. "Test Pest"
* 98. "Cro-Mag Numb Skulls"
* 100. "Bathy Daffy"
* 103. "Downward Duck"
* 111. "The Pain Event"
* 117. "Don't Treadmill on Me"
* 118. "Stained by Me"
* 125. "Love Goat"
* 126. "Practical Jerk!"
* 128. "Duck Chocolate"
* 130. "Graveyard Goofs"
* 135. "Crumb and Get It"
* 138. "Dummies in the Dark"
* 154. "Pearl of My Dreams"
* 163. "Wrong with the Wind"

*Porky Pig* series
* 36. "Brave New Home"
* 47. "Parky Pig"
* 57. "Vender Bender"
* 80. "Relax!"
* 88. "A Skate of Confusion!"
* 97. "Unlucky Strikes"
* 132. "Inn for Trouble"
* 149. "Kitty Krashers"

*Petunia Pig* series
* 147. "Fake It 'Til You Bake It"
Mummy Dummy

"**Mummy Dummy**" is the seventy-second cartoon and the first segment of the second episode of the second season and the thirty-third overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Bugs Bunny mistakes an Egyptian tomb for a vacation resort, and a mummy for the staff.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Bugs Bunny
* Fred Tatasciore as Mummy

## Trivia

* This cartoon originally premiered on 10 June 2019 on the opening night of the Annecy Animation Festival in France before being released as part of the series' second season in 2021.
* This cartoon was later repackaged as part of *Bugs Bunny's Howl-O-Skreem Spooktacula*.
* The working title was "Mo' Mummy Mo' Problems".

## External Links

* Storyboard panels by Michael Ruocco on Twitter

## References

1. ↑ https://variety.com/2019/film/festivals/warner-bros-animation-bows-looney-tunes-cartoons-short-1203240721/
Cat Fished

"**Cat Fished**" is the one-hundred and sixty-sixth cartoon and the second segment of the ninth and final episode of the sixth and final season of the eighty-first and final episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Sylvester disguises himself as Granny's date in order to get Tweety.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Tweety
* Jeff Bergman as Sylvester
* Candi Milo as Granny
Inn for Trouble

"**Inn for Trouble**" is the one-hundred and thirty-second cartoon and the third segment of the second episode of the fourth season and the sixty-third overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Porky Pig and Sylvester find a suspicious motel.*

## Voices

* Tom Kenny as Alabaster "Kookoo" Kirwan (credited as "Killer")
* Bob Bergen as Porky Pig
* Jeff Bergman as Sylvester

## Notes

* Although the sound effect is heard, the Warner Bros. shield does not zoom in on the viewers. The same also occurred in *Kitty Kornered* and *The Great Piggy Bank Robbery*.
* The killer Alabaster "Kookoo" Kirwan was named after the supervising producer Alex Kirwan.

## External Links

* Storyboard panels by Michael Ruocco on Twitter
Leprechaun

The **Leprechaun** is a leprechaun that appeared in the *Looney Tunes Cartoons* episode "Lepre Conned". He excuses Bugs Bunny of trying to steal his pot of gold.

## Biography

Bugs travels to Hawaii, only for him to find that he took the wrong way and landed up in Ireland instead. Here Bugs sees a four-leaf clover and says "Maybe it will change his luck." We then see the clover belonged to a Leprechaun. The Leprechaun then excuses Bugs of trying to steal his pot of gold, Bug's then fights the Leprechuan, only to lose the battle, Bugs then assumes it was all a dream. But the Leprechuan assures him it wasn't a dream.
A Wolf in Cheap Clothing

"**A Wolf in Cheap Clothing**" is the sixty-third cartoon and the second segment of the twenty-eighth episode of the first season of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Title

The title is a reference to the idiom "Wolf in sheep's clothing", meaning a person or thing that looks harmless but is actually hostile.

## Summary

*Ralph attempts to steal sheep using a variety of disguises, from a sheep's skin to a golf lawn and finally as Fred Sheepdog, but once again fails often.*

## Voices

* Jeff Bergman as Ralph Wolf
* Fred Tatasciore as Sam Sheepdog

## Trivia

* Ralph and Sam's respective replacements George Wolf and Fred Sheepdog from "Sheep Ahoy" make brief cameos near the end, except that this time they are merely disguises worn by both Sam and Ralph respectively to outwit each other, and their replacements' respective names are not used.
* This is the first time a human shepherd appears in a Ralph Wolf and Sam Sheepdog cartoon, although his face is not shown. This is a stark contrast to other Ralph Wolf and Sam Sheepdog cartoons where human characters do not appear at all.
* This cartoon marks a rare occurrence where Ralph Wolf speaks while on the job, in contrast to other Ralph and Sam cartoons where they are almost completely non-verbal except for when the two punch-in and punch-out before and after work. In one scene, Ralph speaks on the job when showing Sam how to play golf.
* When Ralph attempts to fire Sam in the form of a disguise as Fred Sheepdog near the end, he uses a pink slip, which is a notice of dismissal from employment commonly used in the United States.
Asphalt and Battery

"**Asphalt and Battery**" is the eighty-fourth cartoon and the second segment of the seventh episode of the second season and the thirty-eighth overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Wile E. Coyote (*Rapacious researchi*) is seen researching the Road Runner (*Velocitacus raptorus*), and made the conclusion that the bird can only stay on the road. He decides to use this note as an advantage and order an ACME Road-O-Matic that can construct and destroy roads with a switch of a lever. However, the coyote's plans didn't go in the right direction as he wanted it to.*
Saddle Sore!

"**Saddle Sore!**" is the sixty-eighth cartoon and the second segment of the thirty-first episode of the first season of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Yosemite Sam attempts to saddle on a horse, but always falls victim to cactuses lying across the desert, and the horse's uncooperative attitude. However, once Sam attempts to disguise as a female horse, the horse takes on a Pepé Le Pew-like attitude, and attempts to flirt with Sam. However, once Sam reveals that he isn't a horse, he reveals that he isn't one either, and was instead a cactus. The cactus, however, is still attracted to Sam, and gives him a prickly hug.'’*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Horse
* Fred Tatasciore as Yosemite Sam

## Trivia

* This is Sam's second solo cartoon, with the first one being 1962's "Honey's Money".
Daffy in Wackyland

"**Daffy in Wackyland**" is a stop-motion animated short and the fifth unpackaged cartoon of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Trivia

* This short was screened at the Annecy International Animated Film Festival on 17 June 2023.
* This is the first *Looney Tunes* short to be animated in stop-motion.

## References

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/WB\_Animation/status/1669751693460877331
Climate Control

"**Climate Control**" is the thirty-fourth cartoon and the second segment of the fourteenth episode of the first season of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Plot

*Wile E. Coyote (*Fallious-flatius*) uses an ACME Weather Control Kit to try and catch Road Runner (*Speedius-gonzalicus*) through various weather-related tricks.*

## Trivia

* This cartoon marks the return of the Latin Name gags used in the traditional, classic Road Runner cartoons by Chuck Jones. It is the first Road Runner cartoon since "Whizzard of Ow" to use the Latin Names.
* This is the first Coyote/Road Runner short in the series to have the canyon fall gag. "TNT Trouble" has a similar fall near the end, but it doesn't have Wile E. crashing to the ground in a cloud of dust.
* Road Runner's Latin name, *Speedius gonzalicus*, references the Looney Tunes character Speedy Gonzales.
Miner Threat

"**Miner Threat**" is the one-hundred and seventh cartoon and the second segment of the eighth episode of the third season and the fiftieth overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

Sylvester tries to catch Tweety in a coal mine, but the little bird is guarded by a miner.

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Tweety / Mayor
* Jeff Bergman as Sylvester / Miner 2
* Fred Tatasciore as Main Miner / Miner 3 / Miner 4
Hog Wash

"**Hog Wash**" is the eighty-second cartoon and the second segment of the sixth episode of the second season and the thirty-seventh overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Porky gets stuck in the middle of a car wash, while Daffy thinks that it is a movie.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Daffy Duck
* Bob Bergen as Porky Pig
Pest Coaster

"**Pest Coaster**" is the tenth cartoon and the first segment of the fifth episode of the first season of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Bugs Bunny tries to enjoy a day at the Amusement Park while Yosemite Sam tries to throw him out.*

## Plot

*Bugs Bunny accidentally forgets to turn left at Luxembourg whilst burrowing to the Democratic Republic of Congo, having packed a bowlful of carrots on his head, embracing the natives' culture. Bugs is confused at his surroundings at first, but then a gust of wind blows a map into his face, showing Bugs he is inside Amusement Park, the 3rd or 4th happiest place on Earth, give or take. He experiences the games, prizes, and food high in saturated fat, becoming more ecstatic when he spies a roller coaster christened the Murderizer. However, Carnie Sam has a long list of policies, the first and last of which state "No animals" and "No rabbits". When Bugs enters the ride, Sam shows him the list and immediately throws him out.*

*Bugs disguises himself as a sexy blonde. Sam sees through the disguise when the wig blows onto the platform, with Bugs laughing. He chases him on the coaster after failing to turn it off, The rabbit changes seats every time he tries to evict him. When Bugs is finally caught, he warns Sam that the roller coaster is about to begin its first drop, with the carnie hanging on to the caboose when it does, causing him to literally come out of his skin so that only his bones are left, allowing the skin to be blown into a cornfield where it becomes a scarecrow. Infuriated, Sam, having retrieved his skin, uses a jetpack and chainsaw to slice Bugs in half, but is subdued by the coaster handlebars, causing him to accidentally chainsaw his jetpack in half. He plummets to the ground, after which the chainsaw maims him.*

*Sam rigs a bundle of dynamite, but is shocked when Bugs has a baby with him. Sam tries to blow out the fuse or extinguish it with his spit, with Bugs gentling caressing and reassuring his nephew the whole time. Sam finally places it in the park's lavatory. Relieved, Sam says that while he despises animals, he would never abuse a minor, and proves it by asking a lady if he can kiss her child, which she reluctantly allows. Subsequently, he discovers that the baby is actually the dynamite packet from the toilet. After the dynamite blows up in Sam's face, the lady is revealed to be Bugs Bunny himself, and the baby was actually a pull-string doll before making a blissfully karmic remark about today's youth.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Bugs Bunny
* Fred Tatasciore as Yosemite Sam
* Kari Wahlgren as Lady / Baby Doll

## Trivia

* This cartoon originally premiered on 12 June 2019 at the Annecy Animation Festival in France before being released on HBO Max in 2020.
* This is one of the few Bugs shorts that begins with a title card for *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 https://variety.com/2019/film/festivals/warner-bros-animation-bows-looney-tunes-cartoons-short-1203240721/
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 https://oneofus.net/2019/06/infestation-annecy-animation-festival-2019-the-new-looney-tunes-cartoons/
Life's a Beach

"**Life's a Beach**" is the one-hundred and fifty-third cartoon and the second segment of the second episode of the sixth and final season and the seventy-fourth overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Plot

Henry tries to enjoy a peaceful day at the beach, but his family (mainly Junior) keeps ruining it.

## Voices

* Bob Bergen as Narrator
* Jeff Bergman as Man
* Andrew Dickman as Papa Bear
* Candi Milo as Mama Bear
* Stephen Stanton as Baby Bear
* Fred Tatasciore as Official
Fudds Bunny

"**Fudds Bunny**" is the forty-fourth cartoon and the second segment of the nineteenth episode of the first season of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Elmer Fudd dresses up as a bunny in order to lure Bugs Bunny out of his hole, but things don't go according to plan.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Bugs Bunny
* Jeff Bergman as Elmer Fudd
Looney Tunes Cartoons Valentine's Extwavaganza!

"**Looney Tunes Cartoons Valentine's Extwavaganza!**" is the third special and the first episode of the fifth season and the sixty-second overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

### "Duck Chocolate"

*Porky's sweet on Petunia, but Daffy is sweet on Porky's sweets.*

### "Lead Foot"

*Daffy Duck is speeding on a road. However, policeman Porky Pig is on patrol is pursuing Daffy. After pulling him over, Porky asks Daffy Duck if he can inspect his car license.*

### "Bunny and the Beast"

*Bugs Bunny comes face-to face-with an unexpected admirer.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Daffy Duck / Bugs Bunny
* Bob Bergen as Porky Pig
* Jeff Bergman as Elmer Fudd / Sylvester
* Candi Milo as Granny
* Michael Ruocco as Beaky Buzzard
* Fred Tatasciore as Yosemite Sam

### Uncredited

* Lara Jill Miller as Petunia Pig
* Fred Tatasciore as Mrs. Gruesome (credited as "Lady Gorilla") / Gruesome Gorilla (credited as "Man Gorilla")
Shoe Shine-nanigans

"**Shoe Shine-nanigans**" is the forty-fifth cartoon and the first segment of the twentieth episode of the first season of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

Elmer needs his loafers shined, and Daffy offers to help. He uses various attempts to shine the shoes. Elmer realizes he has no money and says he left his wallet in his other trousers. He tries to walk away, but is run over by a bus.

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Daffy Duck
* Jeff Bergman as Elmer Fudd

## Trivia

* Elmer Fudd wears his attire from his debut cartoon, "Elmer's Candid Camera", which was his prototype Egghead's default outfit.
Boo! AppeTweet

"**Boo! AppeTweet**" is the fifth cartoon and the first segment of the third episode of the first season of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Sweet victory turns into a nightmare when Sylvester fears he's haunted by Tweety's ghost.*

## Plot

*In their comfy city home, Granny and Tweety are busy baking cupcakes, with the first batch having already cooked to perfection. Unbeknownst to them, Sylvester is eyeing Tweety in the kitchen doorway, thinking he would be an exquisite meal. Granny then gives her pet canary a cupcake for him to decorate in his own likeness, but realizes she is out of eggs, so she decides to ride her motorcycle to market to buy some more. This is all part of Sylvester's plan to lure Granny away so he can eat Tweety uninterrupted. The plans works, but he accidentally eats Tweety's cupcake instead of the bird, knocking Tweety into a bowl of flour in the process.*

*Tweety looks for the lost cupcake, asking Sylvester for his advice. However, the poor feline thinks he has eaten the real Tweety after he sees him doused in white and decides to get some rest to calm his nerves, skyrocketing through the ceiling into the upstairs toilet in fear after he sees Tweety as a ghost again. Tweety, thinking the cowardly cat wants to play hide and seek, immediately finds him, and Sylvester tries to escape by travelling through the shower faucet in fear; this fails as he is discovered in the following places:*

* *Under the rug*
* *Inside a potted fern plant*
* *Encased in a parody artwork of Napoleon Bonaparte*
* *Bricked up in the closet*

*Sylvester nearly loses all hope until he finds a book named "How to get rid of a GHOST!" by Paranorma Funnylastname, upon which he decides that it's time for him to fight back and exterminate Tweety for good, before being frightened into the trunk by the bird. Having no choice but to face his hallucinations, Sylvester dons a Ghostbusters costume crafted from:*

* *A large grey waistcoat*
* *A vacuum cleaner*
* *Makeshift goggles fashioned from cardboard toilet rolls and bottle caps*

*Aiming the vacuum at the ghostly canary, he switches it on to suck mode, but sucks up everything in the entire kitchen and living room, getting crushed under the total mass when he sets it to blow. Tweety, having witnessed the decimation, goes to see if Sylvester is alright, but accidentally trips on the soap and into the sink, rendering him yellow once more. Upon seeing Tweety alive and having nearly lost all of his nine lives, Sylvester rejoices in the reassurance that he is no longer haunted, then he sees his eight former lives appear in front of his own eyes, petrifying the final life out of him. Tweety remarks at this by saying "I tawt I taw dead puddytats. I did," in a fearful tone.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Tweety
* Jeff Bergman as Sylvester
* Candi Milo as Granny
Nest Effort

"**Nest Effort**" is the one-hundred and fortieth cartoon and the second segment of the sixth episode of the fifth season and the sixty-seventh overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Daffy builds a nest in Elmer's satellite dish.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Daffy Duck
* Fred Tatasciore as TV Actor
* Jeff Bergman as Elmer Fudd
Oregon Fail

"**Oregon Fail**" is the one-hundred and fifty-second cartoon and the first segment of the second episode of the sixth and final season and the seventy-fourth overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Sam is determined to become the first person to discover Oregon, but Bugs keeps getting in his way.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Bugs Bunny
* Pete Browngardt as Ox
* Fred Tatasciore as Yosemite Sam / Narrator
Shell Shocked

"**Shell Shocked**" is the forty-eighth cartoon and the first segment of the twenty-first episode of the first season of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Bugs Bunny races against Cecil Turtle for the title of "fastest thing in New York City".*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Bugs Bunny / Human Child
* Keith Ferguson as Cecil Turtle

## Trivia

* The working title was "Prattle of the Century".

## External Links

* Storyboard panels by Gabe del Valle on Twitter
Tweet Suite

"**Tweet Suite**" is the one-hundred and fifty-eighth cartoon and the first segment of the fifth episode of the sixth and final season and the seventy-seventh overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*In order to get into a secret club, Sylvester tries to bring back a little canary from a hotel namely, the bird being, Tweety.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Tweety / Alley Cat
* Jeff Bergman as Sylvester
* Rachel Butera as Stewardess
* Candi Milo as Granny

## Trivia

* The working title was "Hell in the Hotel".
Taziator

**Taziator** is is the thirty-third cartoon and the first segment of the fourteenth episode of the first season of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Title

The title is a play on the 2000 film *Gladiator*.

## Summary

*While tunneling to San Antonio, Texas, Bugs Bunny emerges in Rome in the year 500. The fat Caesar forces him to brawl against Taz in the Colosseum.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Bugs Bunny
* Fred Tatasciore as Taz / Caesar

## Notes

* The working title was "I Col' Um Like I See 'Um".

## External Links

* Storyboard panels by Michael Ruocco on Twitter
Key-Tastrophe!

"**Key-Tastrophe!**" is the fifty-second cartoon and the first segment of the twenty-third episode of the first season of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*When Porky is about to head off to work, he forgets his car keys, and panics. However, Daffy decides to help him out, from retracing Porky's steps back, to attempting to chainsaw his stomach off when finding out that he ate Key lime pie as a midnight snack.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Daffy Duck
* Bob Bergen as Porky Pig

## Trivia

* Daffy's doctor outfit in the cartoon is a combination of both of his nurse outfits in "The Daffy Doc", with him having his hat and gloves (now colored purple) from the start of the cartoon, and his clothing from the scene where he tries to saw off Porky.
Cymbal Minded

"**Cymbal Minded**" is the one-hundred and fourteenth cartoon and the second segment of the third episode of the fourth season and the fifty-fourth overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*At the symphony, Daffy Duck tries to not miss his cue to play the cymbal.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Daffy Duck
* Jeff Bergman as Elmer Fudd / Pilot
Grilled Rabbit

"**Grilled Rabbit**" is the sixteenth cartoon and the first segment of the eighth episode of the first season of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Elmer Fudd interrogates Bugs Bunny about a theft.*

## Plot

*Bugs Bunny has been arrested and is dreaming peacefully whilst tied to a restraint chair. Suddenly, someone sloshes a bucket of water at him to wake him up, and he thinks that Nazi Germany has decided to stage the Third World War before realizing that the very someone is Elmer Fudd, who has set up his own remote detective agency and interrogates Bugs about a crime, with the rabbit guessing the violation as either tax evasion, loitering, or murder. Irritated, Fudd takes out some case files and throws them over to Bugs to refresh his memory about the theft, further stating that it involved Bugs stealing carrots from his garden when he responds by mocking his facial features and gardening skills. Bugs calmly pleads his innocence but Elmer is not convinced, so he decides to scorch Bugs under a blazing hot lamp, only for the rabbit to create shadow puppets of a duck and a dog, causing Elmer to become more determined in making Bugs admit his crime.*

*Elmer has Bugs take a polygraph test, which means if he lies, the buzzer will sound to allow Elmer to maul him. Bugs starts off the test by stating that his name is Bugsworth Bunny, confusing Elmer. He then tells false truths by saying that Elmer's choice of clothing suits him, accentuates his muscles, and that women dig it, with Elmer admitting to the last one and the lie detector proving his falsehood. Having had enough of the rabbit's trickery, Elmer prepares to thrash Bugs until he is questioned about his experience in detective work and decides to take lessons in Good Cop Bad Cop. Bugs ties him up to the restraint chair and explains this method by offering Elmer homemade pie and slamming his his face into it, then screaming in his general direction and slapping him in the face to make him vulnerable before slamming him into an ice cream sundae. Realizing he has been tricked once again, Elmer forces Bugs to finally confess who did it.*

*Bugs gives Elmer a facial composite of the culprit by describing him as having a nearly obscure face, before pretending to be shocked at what he sees and hitting Elmer with a shovel so his face resembles the drawing. Elmer remains adamant that he did not steal the carrots, but Bugs convinces him otherwise by revealing dirt from the crime scene under his fingernails and his involvement in the theft through one of the case files. With his mind now shattered, Elmer begins to vigorously interrogate himself whilst Bugs watches, eating one of his carrots.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Bugs Bunny
* Jeff Bergman as Elmer Fudd
Basket Bugs

"**Basket Bugs**" is the eighty-seventh cartoon and the first segment of the ninth episode of the second season and the fortieth overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Bugs challenges infamous basketball bully, Dunk Ellington to a 1 on 1 basketball game.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Bugs Bunny
* Roger Craig Smith as Dunk Ellington

## Trivia

* This cartoon originally premiered on 12 June 2019 at the Annecy Animation Festival in France before being released as part of the series' second season in 2021.
* This is one of the few Bugs shorts that begins with a title card for *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Censorship

* On Cartoon Network Asia, the scene in which Bugs was in his bathtub shaving his leg with a razor was cut from airings.

## References

1. ↑ Cox, Chris (June 25, 2019). Infestation: Annecy Animation Festival 2019: The New Looney Tunes Cartoons.
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Downward Duck

"**Downward Duck**" is the one-hundred and third cartoon and the second segment of the sixth episode of the third season and the forty-eighth overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Title

The title is a pun on the yoga pose called "downward dog".

## Summary

Porky Pig takes a yoga lesson from his instructor, Daffy Duck.

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Daffy Duck
* Bob Bergen as Porky Pig
Desert Menu

"**Desert Menu**" is the one-hundred and fifty-ninth cartoon and the second segment of the sixth episode of the sixth and final season and the seventy-seventh overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Bugs Bunny tricks Beaky Buzzard into eating something else.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Bugs Bunny
* Mike Ruocco as Beaky Buzzard
Red White and Bruised

"**Red White and Bruised**" is the seventieth cartoon and the first segment of the first episode of the second season and the thirty-second overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Title

The title is a pun on "red, white and blue".

## Summary

*Sylvester sets his sights on Tweety, who seeks refuge on a nest on a United States flag pole at a military camp, but his chances of catching Tweety are stopped by Hector.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Tweety
* Jeff Bergman as Sylvester

## Trivia

* "Camp Succotash" is named after Sylvester's signature catchphrase "Sufferin' succotash!".
Bunny and the Beast

"**Bunny and the Beast**" is the one-hundred and twenty-ninth cartoon and the second segment of the first episode of the fifth season and the sixty-second overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Bugs Bunny comes face-to face-with an unexpected admirer.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Bugs Bunny
* Michael Ruocco as Beaky Buzzard

### Uncredited

* Fred Tatasciore as Mrs. Gruesome (credited as "Lady Gorilla") / Gruesome Gorilla (credited as "Man Gorilla")
Winter Hungerland

"**Winter Hungerland**" is the one-hundred and fifty-seventh cartoon and the second segment of the fourth episode of the sixth and final season and the seventy-sixth overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Ralph Wolf tries to catch the sheep from Sam Sheepdog during the winter.*

## Voices

* Jeff Bergman as Ralph Wolf
* Fred Tatasciore as Sam Sheepdog
Jet Porkpelled

"**Jet Porkpelled**" is the seventieth cartoon and the second segment of the first episode of the second season and the thirty-second overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Porky finds out that Daffy got a jetpack for himself, which he called a backpack. When Daffy starts it, Porky scolds him about the flying jetpack wrecking their Looneyville house. When Daffy mentions that he would never let him try on the jetpack, however, the jetpack takes Porky with it. Now it's up to Daffy to fix this jet-propelled predicament.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Daffy Duck
* Bob Bergen as Porky Pig
Duplicate Daffy

"**Duplicate Daffy**" is the fifty-first cartoon and the second segment of the twenty-second episode of the first season of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Porky asks Daffy to make copies of his paper sheets during their office job hours, however, Daffy gets distracted from the task by goofing off with the photocopier, which leads to stapling consequences.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Daffy Duck
* Bob Bergen as Porky Pig
* Jeff Bergman as Computer
Duck Duck Boom!

"**Duck Duck Boom!**" is the forty-second cartoon and the first segment of the eighteenth episode of the first season of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Elmer Fudd sets his sights on Daffy Duck using TNT disguised as bread. Once Daffy eats the bread, he tries to make it up to Elmer. Elmer knows that Daffy could explode at any second, so he attempts to flee from him by any means necessary. However, Daffy just keeps catching up to him.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Daffy Duck
* Jeff Bergman as Elmer Fudd
* Candi Milo as Delivery Lady
Feather of the Bride

"**Feather of the Bride**" is the one-hundred and forty-first cartoon and the seventh episode of the fifth season and the sixty-eighth overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Foghorn Leghorn must charm his future father-in-law.*

## Voices

* Jeff Bergman as Foghorn Leghorn
* Candi Milo as Miss Prissy
* Fred Tatasciore as Father
Marvin Flag

"**Marvin Flag**" is a series of interstitial gags, starring Marvin the Martian.

## Gags

### "Deflating Planet"

*Marvin the Martian claims a planet for Mars. Unfortunately, the elasticity of the planet is too strong for Marvin to plant his flag into it, but it eventually plants itself after Marvin prods the planet hard enough. At first, Marvin is satisfied with his toil; this turns to dismay as he realizes the planet is actually a supersized balloon, causing it to comically deflate.*

### "Giant Alien Mouth"

*Marvin the Martian claims a planet for Mars. Unfortunately, the planet seems to be anthropomorphic as it eats his flag and it then proceeds to devour his ray gun when he asks for it back. Enraged, Marvin demands to fight with the planet; this turns to cowardice as he realizes the planet is actually a living being, and is instantly eaten alive.*

### "Split-Screen Marvin"

*Marvin the Martian claims a planet for Mars. Unfortunately, his flag somehow ejects itself out of the planet's surface due to another flagpole disrupting it, so he steps on the flagpole and replants his flag. At first, Marvin is annoyed with the same flagpole interrupting his mission; this turns out to be so because a parallel Marvin has been trying to plant his flag on the bottom half and thus, they continue to scuffle over their flags.*

### "Little Martian"

*Marvin the Martian claims a planet for Mars. After he plants his flag, a little Martian creature comes over and Marvin finds it adorable, and, the flag sees it and it got scared and ran away. Marvin orders the flag to come back here, while he’s telling, the Little Martian creatures grew into a giant muscular Martian creature who squished Marvin like a ball.*

### "Flag Won't Stay Straight"

*Marvin the Martian claims a planet for Mars. Unfortunately, after he plants his flag, it began to tilt, but, when he tried to straighten it, the planet itself tilts. It happened until the flag is perfectly straight, but, the planet tilts to one side and Marvin grabs the flag for dear life, only for a boulder to collide on him.*

### "Planet Split in Two"

*Marvin the Martian claims a planet for Mars. Unfortunately, when he plants his flag, a crack appears. He brushes off the crack. But, it appears and it extends all the way to a mountain and back to the flag, and then, the planet breaks in two and Marvin falls.*

### "Bowling Ball"

*Marvin the Martian claims a planet for Mars. Unfortunately, when he tries to plant his flag, it didn't plant. And he keeps this up until the flag actually dents. But, then, Marvin walks right into a hole and falls down. A bowler constellation picks up the bowling ball planet and rolls it and it hits the planets.*
Cro-Mag Numb Skulls

"**Cro-Mag Numb Skulls**" is the ninty-eighth cartoon and the first segment of the fourth episode of the third season and the forty-sixth overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*In 1,000,000 B.C., Daffy Duck and Porky Pig go searching for a dinosaur to eat after Daffy gets tired of eating rocks.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Daffy Duck
* Bob Bergen as Porky Pig / Lil Dino
* Fred Tatasciore as Dinosaurs
Sword Loser

"**Sword Loser**" is the one-hundred and ninth cartoon and the second segment of the ninth episode of the third season and the fifty-first overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Yosemite Sam uses Bugs Bunny to pull a sword out of a rock, in order to become king.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Bugs Bunny
* Fred Tatasciore as Yosemite Sam / Narrator / Peasant
Battle of the Bunk

"**Battle of the Bunk**" is the eighty-fifth cartoon and the first segment of the eighth episode of the second season and the thirty-ninth overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Porky and Daffy get a new bunk bed, but fight over who gets the top bunk.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Daffy Duck
* Bob Bergen as Porky Pig
Swoop De Doo!

"**Swoop De Doo!**" is the sixty-seventh cartoon and the second segment of the thirtieth episode of the first season of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Wile E. Coyote (*Starvingus loserus*) uses a falcon disguise to catch Road Runner (*Speed breaking recordus*).'’*

## Trivia

* Wile E. sheds a tear at the end of the cartoon when he realizes his fate. This short marks the fourth time Wile E. cries. Previously he cried in *Zoom and Bored*, a Road Runner segment from *The Electric Company* and the *New Looney Tunes* episode "Appropriate Technology".
Mt. Neverest

"**Mt. Neverest**" is the eighty-ninth cartoon and the first segment of the tenth episode of the second season and the forty-first overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Porky Pig and Daffy Duck are going to climb a mountain.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Daffy Duck
* Bob Bergen as Porky Pig
* Fred Tatasciore as Eagle
Fleece & Desist

"**Fleece & Desist**" is the fifteenth cartoon and the second segment of the seventh episode of the first season of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Sam Sheepdog protects his herd from a hungry Ralph Wolf.*

## Plot

*After punching into his daily job of protecting the sheep flock of Cowstone Farm, Sam Sheepdog protects his woolly priorities from a hungry Ralph Wolf:*

1. *Ralph uses a carpet to generate static electricity, testing himself with his own fur and rolling around on the carpet to create enough to attract a sheep. However, just as he is about to get away, Sam uses a balloon to generate the same energy, attracts Ralph, pops the balloon, and proceeds to use the Wolf as a punching ball.*
2. *Ralph hides in the bushes to use a plunger crossbow to kidnap a sheep and take it back to his hideout near the sheep pen, where he puts the ovine on plate, seasons it with mixed vegetables, and puts it in the oven to cook. When the lamb roast is finally ready, Ralph is punched into the door by Sam who rescues the sheep and takes it back to the pen, shutting the door to send Ralph flying into the walls of his house as he does so.*
3. *Ralph lures Sam away from his herd with a bone and grabs a large cardboard canvas of the landscape to fool him, allowing the wolf to devour a sheep... only to discover that it is made of cardboard. Turns out that Sam has seen through the ruse, and he uses the bone to swing Ralph back first into a rock and turn him into cardboard as well before collecting all of the cut-outs, including Ralph, and placing them in the waste disposal.*

*When the work whistle blows, Ralph emerges from the bin, and after Sam punches out, he has his hand punched by the dog who claims to "give [him] a hand".*

## Voices

* Fred Tatasciore as Sam Sheepdog
* Jeff Bergman as Ralph Wolf
Cactus if You Can

"**Cactus if You Can**" is the seventeenth cartoon and the second segment of the eighth episode of the first season of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Wile E. Coyote's plan to catch Road Runner gets prickly.*

## Plot

*From behind a rock deep in the Snake Bite Desert, Wile E. Coyote spies Road Runner sprinting and decides to use the ACME Super Suc to capture his prey. Setting it to Suck, he vacuums one of his feathers and nearly succeeds in catching Road Runner, but unfortunately sucks in an entire cactus bush. The machine is then plugged by a rock, allowing Road Runner to escape. Not one to give up easily, Wile E. tries to unplug it but after a few unsuccessful attempts, he decides to use his "super genius" and put the Super Suc onto Blow. Although the idea does work, it causes the contraption to take a joyride across Snake Bite. Wile E. runs to to retrieve, having to avoid cactus plants as he does so. Still on Blow, the Super Suc eventually crashes into a canyon and keeps bumping into its ledge, causing a boulder to fall down and squish it. Wile E. thinks the peril is over, but a tiny pebble knocks the switch to Suck mode again. Wile E. is immediately caught, and attempting to release himself, gets cacti in his face. Suddenly, all the cacti come flying towards him, trapping Wile E. inside the Super Suc and causing it to overload and explode, freeing him. Just as Wile E. believes he has seen the last of his woes, Road Runner stops by to taunt his misfortune before speeding off, leaving the coyote to be crushed by a larger boulder which spares him, and a cactus.*

## Voices

* Paul Julian (archival recordings) as Road Runner (uncredited)
* Fred Tatasciore as Wile E. Coyote (Uncredited)
Wile E. Coyote

**Wile E. Coyote** is a brown coyote starring in the *Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner* series of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*. He is the archenemy of Road Runner, and attempts to catch and eat him, however his plans always backfire on him.

## Appearances

*Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner* series
* 8. "Tunnel Vision"
* 17. "Cactus if You Can"
* 22. "TNT Trouble"
* 27. "Ho Ho Go!"
* 34. "Climate Control"
* 46. "Multiply and Conquer"
* 55. "Time Out!"
* 59. "Born to Be Wile E."
* 67. "Swoop De Doo!"
* 73. "In the Road Again!"
* 84. "Asphalt and Battery"
* 90. "Fast & Steady"
* 95. "Spring Forward, Fall Flat"
* 105. "Portal Kombat"
* 155. "Mech a Mess"
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Dynamite Dance

"**Dynamite Dance**" is the first unpackaged cartoon of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Plot

*Elmer fails time and again to get his hands on Bugs, instead ending up with hands, mouth and ears full of the iconic red sticks of Acme dynamite.*

## Musical Cues

* Amilcare Ponchielli - "Dance of the Hours"

## Trivia

* This cartoon originally premiered on 12 June 2019 at the Annecy Animation Festival in France. It was also uploaded to YouTube the following day as a free preview for the series.
A Skate of Confusion!

"**A Skate of Confusion!**" is the eighty-eighth cartoon and the second segment of the ninth episode of the second season and the fortieth overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Porky Pig puts a new spin on an old sport: ice skating... with chainsaws.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Dog Announcer
* Bob Bergen as Porky Pig / Cicero
Pigture Perfect

"**Pigture Perfect**" is the sixty-fifth cartoon and the first segment of the thirtieth episode of the first season of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Petunia Pig wants a new picture for her fireplace mantle, but her photo shoot goes a little nutty. When she tries to take a picture of a squirrel on top of a house she gets stuck in the roof.*

## Trivia

* This is Petunia Pig's first solo cartoon, and the first time she appears without her boyfriend Porky Pig.
Ralph Wolf

**Ralph Wolf** is a brown wolf starring in the *Ralph & Sam* series of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*. He attempts to steal the sheep from Sam Sheepdog, but always fails.

## Personality

He is Sam's nemesis inside their job. Outside, they're best friends.

## Appearances

### *Ralph & Sam* series

* 15. "Fleece & Desist
* 63. "A Wolf in Cheap Clothing"
* 157. "Winter Hungerland"

## Trivia

* Ralph has the same appearance to Wile E. Coyote, but has a red nose, and a fang poking out.
Bugs Bunny's Howl-O-Skreem Spooktacula

"**Bugs Bunny's Howl-O-Skreem Spooktacula**" is the fourth special and the second episode of the fifth season and the sixty-third overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

### "Graveyard Goofs"

*Daffy Duck and Porky Pig take a dear friend to a final resting place.*

### "Hex Appeal"

*Witch Hazel chases down an ingredient for her spell.*

### "Inn for Trouble"

*Porky Pig and Sylvester find a suspicious motel.*

### "Mummy Dummy"

*Bugs Bunny mistakes an Egyptian tomb for a vacation resort, and a mummy for the staff.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Daffy Duck / Bugs Bunny
* Candi Milo as Witch Hazel
* Tom Kenny as Cat / Alabaster "Kookoo" Kirwan (credited as "Killer")
* Fred Tatasciore as Mummy
* Bob Bergen as Porky Pig
* Jeff Bergman as Sylvester
Graveyard Goofs

"**Graveyard Goofs**" is the one-hundred and thirtieth cartoon and the first segment of the second episode of the fifth season and the sixty-third overall episode of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*Daffy Duck and Porky Pig take a dear friend to a final resting place.*

## Voices

* Eric Bauza as Daffy Duck
* Bob Bergen as Porky Pig

### Uncredited

* Fred Tatasciore as Grim Reaper
* Jeff Bergman as Elmer Fudd / Pepe Le Pew
* Kath Soucie as Sniffles
* Tom Kenny as Bosko / Speedy Gonzales
* Roger Craig Smith as Friz Freleng / Chuck Jones

## Trivia

* The names on the tombstones when Daffy and Porky arrive in the graveyard include Friz, Jones, Speedy, Scribner, Tashlin, Bosko, Sniffles, Foxy, Le Pew, Fudd, and Tex.
Multiply and Conquer

"**Multiply and Conquer**" is the forty-sixth cartoon and the second segment of the twentieth episode of the first season of *Looney Tunes Cartoons*.

## Summary

*After failing to crush Road Runner (*Speedius-ludicrous*) with a boulder all by himself, Wile E. Coyote (*Eternicus-failurus*) attempts to catch him by cloning himself by using an ACME Clone-O-Matic.*

## Notes

* The working titles were "Clone-a-Coyote" and "Coyote Clone".
* This is the first Coyote and Road Runner cartoon in the series to have the faux scientific names for the duo.
* This is one of the few shorts in which Wile E. actually catches the Road Runner, though the bird later escapes. Previously he also caught the Road Runner in *The Solid Tin Coyote* (1966), *Soup or Sonic* (1980), and two CGI animated shorts in *The Looney Tunes Show*.