Daffy Duck in: Daffy T-Wrecks

Here's a look at Daffy Duck in Daffy T-Wrecks, a prequel to Bedevilled duck, enjoy!

## Plot

Daffy is spring cleaning until he is interrupted by a huge variety of animals and dinosaurs stampeding in fear. He fails to stop one of them to ask what is going on until he places a shovel in the way of a turtle, who explains that "the Tyrannosaurus Rex's on the loose!". Not knowing what a T-Rex is, Daffy walks towards his house and looks in an encyclopedia. It describes the Tyrannosaurus rex, or T-rex, as a "strong, murderous dinosaur", with "jaws as powerful as a steel trap" and a "ravenous appetite", who eats a long list of animals and dinosaurs (e.g. lions, chickens, rhinos, owls, peacocks, parrots, pterodactyls, Triceratops, Brontosaurus, crocodiles, tigers, moose, bears, octopus, warthogs, buzzards). The T-rex, unknown to Daffy, has stomped into the area and is actually standing next to the Duck as he is reading; the dinosaur interjects by writing "and Ducks as well as rabbits" at the end of that list. This grabs Daffys' attention and T-rex grabs him, intending a meal. Plotting to escape, Daffy offers T-rex swamp turtles and groundhogs as an appetizer.

Daffy directs T-rex where to start hunting for turtles and digging for groundhogs, and as he is shoveling a hole, Daffy buries him in it. Realizing this is a trap, T-rex springs out and attacks him, but Daffy feigns smelling chicken. He prepares a false jungle fowl (a wild chicken) from liquid bubble gum and bicarbonate of soda. Called to "luncheon", T-rex immediately devours this creation and starts hiccuping. He generates a giant bubble which Daffy blows into his face. T-rex begins to drift away until Daffy uses a slingshot to pop the bubble and bring him down.

Daffy simplistically makes an inflatable raft look like a goose and lures T-rex with goose honking noises. T-rex swallows it whole, Daffy pulls the string, and the dinosaur's head inflates into the shape of the raft. As Daffy admires a Stegosaurus he has crudely fashioned from a variety of objects, T-rex thunders in and chases him up a tree. While T-rex methodically chomps sections of the tree, bringing Daffy closer to the ground each time, the duck diverts his attention to the Stegosaurus. Daffy suggests T-rex uses the slingshot he has provided - a huge rubber band slung around a tree - to knock the prey out first. T-rex does this, but as he is pulling the slingshot back in preparation for flinging up the pre-loaded rock, Daffy saws down the anchoring tree. T-rex soars backwards and crashes.

As Daffy laughs and enjoys T-rex's misfortune, a real Stegosaurus appears next to him. Daffy, unaware that the Tyrannosaurus is standing behind him, warns the Stegosaurus, using several insulting adjectives to describe T-rex. Noticing the T-rex is behind him, he tells the tyrannosaur that the stegosaur is made out of rubber, although T-rex acknowledges that Daffy is not and gives chase. At a point where Daffy eludes him for a second, he stops at a tree and, from a hole in it, retrieves a phone. He calls the Jurassic Island Post-Dispatch and places a singles advertisement to find a romantic partner for T-rex.

In a few seconds, an airplane flies in, lands and a female Tyrannosaurus rex stomps out, dressed for a wedding ceremony. Upon seeing her, T-rex falls immediately in love. Daffy Duck poses as a minister and pronounces them "T-rex husband and wife". After Daffy tosses rice at them, they board the airplane, which flies away. Daffy bids them farewell and then tells the audience, "All the world loves a lover, especially a dinosaur. But in this case we'll make an exception."