What's up Doc?

[Nurian]

I love the Rabbit Fire/Rabbit Seasoning/Duck Rabbit Duck trilogy. Absolute classic dialogue.

Duck Season!
Wabbit Season!
Duck Season!
Wabbit Season! (pause)
WAbbit season!
Duck Season FIRE!

"Would you like to shoot me now or wait until you get home?"
"Shoot him now! Shoot him now!"
"You keep outta this! He doesn't have to shoot you now!"
"He does so have to shoot me now! I demand that you shoot me now!"

"Mista Inspecta, I'm confused. I've heard it's Wabbit Season, Duck Season, Moose Season and Elk Season. What season is it?"
"Don't you know, Doc? It's Baseball season!"

[Elspeth]

I miss those cartoons.

"I will love him and pet him and name him George"

From many Daffy cartoons
"Down, Down, Down, mine mine mine, back back back"

[Nurian]

"Ha-HA! Turn! Spin! Parry! Dodge! Thrust!" *WHACK*

[HorrorFrogPrincess]

She did at the end of one of them. But she had fallen into a river, lost her stripe and looked so bedraggled that Pepe ran.

What's Opera, Doc is probably my favorite.
"Yes, 'Magic Helmet!' And I'll give you a SAM-plllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllle!"

Actually, it was a barrel of water. He fell into a pail of blue paint.

For Scent-imental Reasons. ^^

YES! What's Opera Doc is my favorite Bugs cartoon!

[AdminAssistant]

When we read the libretto for Wagner's Ring Cycle, during the class discussion someone finally broke out, "Kill the wabbit, kill the wabbit!" I love Looney Tunes, best cartoons ever! And I highly doubt Spongebob references opera or John Steinbeck plays ("I will love him and pet him and call him George")

[fireheart]

When we read the libretto for Wagner's Ring Cycle, during the class discussion someone finally broke out, "Kill the wabbit, kill the wabbit!" I love Looney Tunes, best cartoons ever! And I highly doubt Spongebob references opera or John Steinbeck plays ("I will love him and pet him and call him George")

Oh mighty warrior of great fighting stock, might I inquire to ask (ehhh chomp chomp chomp) What's up Doccccccccc???

"I'm gonna kill the wabbit!"

Oh mighty hunter twill great fighting taaaaaaskk...how will you do it, might I inquire to ask???

Classic

[Bandit]

As long as the cartoons are not edited, the Looney Toons are about the best cartoons ever to have ink applied to celluloid.

When they edit Daffy getting shot or Wile E. walking away like an accordion, it looses something IMHO.

That said, the Chuck Jones era had some of the best cartoons ever made - they appeal to all ages. The kidlings laugh to the Big Fat Opera singer turning blue, and the adults get the verbal Leopold! jokes. Well, Leopold might not work as well these days as he's been dead since '77.

B

[El Pollo Guerrera]

The orchestra in Vancouver (the Vancouver Symphony?) used to put on a show where they played along to "The Rabbit of Seville" and the Wagner one, among others...


"Leopold!"

"Leopold?"

"Leopold!!!"

"Leopold??"



"Le... Le... Leopold!"

[RayvenQ]

When we read the libretto for Wagner's Ring Cycle, during the class discussion someone finally broke out, "Kill the wabbit, kill the wabbit!" I love Looney Tunes, best cartoons ever! And I highly doubt Spongebob references opera or John Steinbeck plays ("I will love him and pet him and call him George")

You so reminded me of this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-fk6943GcI

[fireheart]

Dammit, now I've got Robin Hood Daffy in my head...

"ho, ha-ha, guard, turn, parry, dodge, spin, ha, thrust!"

My customers thought I was insane today

[AdminAssistant]

I think they even reference Robin Hood Daffy in Men in Tights

[Bella_Vixen]

I think they even reference Robin Hood Daffy in Men in Tights

I'm thinking the tollbridge scene.

[HorrorFrogPrincess]

I'm thinking the tollbridge scene.

I'm thinking the swordfight near the end.

"Parry, parry, thrust, thrust, good!"

[Bella_Vixen]

I'm thinking the swordfight near the end.

"Parry, parry, thrust, thrust, good!"

I totally forgot about that part.

It's been ages since I've watched it.

[Racket_Man]

As long as the cartoons are not edited, the Looney Toons are about the best cartoons ever to have ink applied to celluloid.

When they edit Daffy getting shot or Wile E. walking away like an accordion, it looses something IMHO.

That said, the Chuck Jones era had some of the best cartoons ever made - they appeal to all ages. The kidlings laugh to the Big Fat Opera singer turning blue, and the adults get the verbal Leopold! jokes. Well, Leopold might not work as well these days as he's been dead since '77.

B

yup the "moral" police thought the cartoon violence was "TOOOOOO MUCH" for young minds and cut all of the mallet wacking, explosions, falling rocks to "prevent" them from learning violence from cartoons

what woudl they think of the M rated video games produced today? cartoons are tame comapred to that

long live Chuck Jones and Tex Avery two of the most brilliant cartoon writers/animators/directors EVER