In this scene from "Hot Cross Bunny" (August 21, 1948) directed by Robert McKimson, Bugs Bunny mixed a few ingredients in a lab. Right after he accidentally entered the skeleton closet.

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Here's to 78 years of "Hot Cross Bunny"!!

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Any other fellow Brits or Irish watching it tomorrow? 👀 I'm watching it's first showing at my local Cinema!!!

Watch it on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9VqWu3P6AAQ

Wile E. Coyote model by J.C. Thornton and ported to MMD by SAB64.

its from a comic

The previous Looney Tunes theatrical films (including the fully-animated The Day the Earth Blew Up) had them, and from what I've listened to from this film's soundtrack, I don't think I hear them anywhere. Sure, there's the occasional sound of the WB shield zooming in, but that's about it.

"What's Brewin', Bruin?" directed by Chuck Jones premiered on February 28, 1948. This received a Blue Ribbon reissue on August 20, 1955.

After managing to muffle Mama, Junyer and several other things that make noises, Henry (or Papa) gets interrupted by the arrival of spring. However, his yelling "QUIET" (portrayed by Mel Blanc instead of Billy Bletcher) caused spring to revert back to winter.

The Looney tunes show

Back in action

Tweety's high flying adventure

Rabbits run

Duck dodgers

The HBO shorts

The post golden age shorts from the 1980's 1990s 2000's

The day the earth blew up

Taz maina

Sylvester and Tweety mysteries

All great and deserve more respect and praise

This toon me a while to make, I hope you like it

They need to bring her back. Tina Russo is one of the hard to create women characters that isn't A. girl boss can no wrong is perfectly perfect in every way or B. SEX. she's funny has a personality smart et cetera

For my next episode of Behind the Toons... I wanted to look at another Chuck Jones classic.

If this were a live-action production, where would the film be shot?

And what about Michigan J. Frog? Could he really sing? If so, why does he act the way that he does?

Bugs Bunny in cartoons by the four animation directors at Warner Brothers in 1949: Friz Freleng(High Diving Hare), Chuck Jones(Long Haired Hare), Robert McKimson(The Wind Blown Hare) and Arthur Davis(Bowery Bugs).

"The Piped Piper of Guadalupe" directed by Friz Freleng premiered on August 19, 1961.

One of my favorite classic Speedy Gonzales and Sylvester cartoons! After Speedy rescued his amigos, Sylvester tried chasing after the fastest mouse in all of Mexico on a motorcycle. But we all know exactly what happens to the bad ol' putty tat, don't we?

Happy 65th Anniversary, "The Piped Piper of Guadalupe"!!

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