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**Slappy Squirrel** is an elderly, grouchy cartoon tree squirrel and made bootleg *Looney Tunes-Cartoons* for Warner Bros. as Slappy, The Slap-Happy Squirrel. Slappy is voiced by original *Animaniacs* writer Sherri Stoner.

## Bio

* **Best Friend**: Skippy Squirrel.

In the 90's, she lived in a treehouse with her nephew, Skippy Squirrel. She often faces old enemies from her past, like Walter Wolf, Sid the Squid and Beanie the Brain-Dead Bison. Other situations see her facing common nuisances, like annoyingly perky neighbors like Candie Chipmunk ("I Got Yer Can") and Skippy's emotional traumas ("Bumbie's Mom"). She typically solves her problems with exaggerated cartoon violence. She has even blasted the Warners' annoying new nanny out of the Warner Bros. Studios when the Warners could not do it themselves due to their moral beliefs ("The Sound Of Warners"). One of her theme songs is an excerpt from Antonín Dvořák's "Humoresque."

## Slappy's Fictional Filmography

An incomplete filmography of Slappy's *Looney Tunes* cartoon rip-offs can be pieced together from mentions in the show.

* "Slappy Goes Nutz" (poster seen in Slappy's house)
* Cartoon where Slappy works as a construction worker and Walter Wolf tries to eat her (title unknown)
* "Cave Girl Slappy" (1932; directed by Piz Peeners)
* "Something Smells Funny" (1943, directed by Laslo Flute)
* "Blow Up Beanie"
* "Hi Ho Slappy" (1938; directed by Weg Memo)
* "Wap Wap Wap Wappy Slappy" (1944; directed by Stubby Winker)

### *Slappy and Suzy*

The following are bootleg shorts Slappy starred in with Suzy Squirrel, as shown in "The Sunshine Squirrels":

* "Squirrely Girls" (Directed by Spike Calimari)
* "Nutty Nurses" (Directed by Skeetz Edwards)
* "USO NO!" (Directed by Lance Boyle)

## Appearances

1. Episode 3 - Slappy Goes Walnuts
2. Episode 5 - Taming Of The Screwy (Cameo)
3. Episode 8 - Bumbie's Mom
4. Episode 13 - Little Old Slappy From Pasadena
5. Episode 16 - Hurray for Slappy
6. Episode 22 - Guardin' the Garden
7. Episode 25 - Hercule Yakko
8. Episode 27 - I Got Yer Can
9. Episode 35 - Baghdad Cafe
10. Episode 36 - Critical Condition & The Three Muska-Warners (Cameo)
11. Episode 38 - Spellbound (Cameo)
12. Episode 40 - The Slapper
13. Episode 41 - Buttermilk, It Makes a Body Bitter & Broadcast Nuissance (Cameo that wasn't shown in the censored version)
14. Episode 45 - ...And Justice for Slappy
15. Episode 46 - Turkey Jerky (Silent Cameo)
16. Episode 49 - A Christmas Plotz (Cameo, as the Jacob Marley character)
17. Episode 50 - Twas the Day Before Christmas
18. Episode 51 - Frontier Slappy
19. Episode 58 - Oh Oh Ethel (pre-theme sketch) & Smell Ya Later
20. Episode 59 - Woodstock Slappy
21. Episode 62 - Scare Happy Slappy & MacBeth (Cameo)
22. Episode 64 - No Face Like Home
23. Episode 65 - The Warners' 65th Anniversary Special
24. Episode 70 - Nutcracker Slappy and A Quake, a Quake!
25. Episode 71 - Three Tenors and You're Out
26. Episode 72 - Rest in Pieces
27. Episode 73 - Gimme a Break
28. Episode 74 - Method to Her Madness
29. Episode 78 - The Sound Of Warners (Cameo)
30. Episode 79 - My Mother the Squirrel
31. Episode 81 - Soccer Coach Slappy
32. Episode 82 - The Big Wrap Party Tonight
33. Episode 83 - One Flew Over the Cuckoo Clock
34. Episode 84 - Cutie and the Beast
35. Episode 85 - Jokahontas (Cameo)
36. Episode 90- Ralph’s Wedding (Cameo)
37. Episode 92 - Dot the Macadamia Nut (Cameo) and Bully for Skippy
38. Episode 95 - Hooray for North Hollywood (Part 1) (Cameo)
39. Episode 97 - The Sunshine Squirrels
40. Episode 98 - The Christmas Tree
41. Episode 99 - The Scoring Session
42. Episode 65- Star Warners
43. *Wakko's Wish*
44. Episode 5 - "Good Warner Hunting" (nonspeaking)
45. Episode 36 - "Slappy's Return"

## Trivia

* Slappy was created as a joke by writer and voice actress Sherri Stoner. Stoner had a history of playing troubled teenagers in TV movies during her early career. Friend and writer John McCann joked that she would be playing troubled teenagers until she was 50. This caused Stoner to invent Slappy's vocals, thus getting approval from the production crew and being part of the cast.
* In several episodes, there are shots of fictitious rip-off shows out of *Looney Tunes* portraying a younger Slappy, under the pseudonym Slappy the Slap-Happy Squirrel, a reference to the MGM cartoon character Screwy Squirrel.

## Gallery

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