Daffy Duck and Friends

[MegaShankk]

what is the name off this episode?

[lance2290]

@MegaShankk The Daffy Duckeroo

[TheFlicker98]

It's kinda weird that the That's All Folk's title had Porky Pig's voice in it from the early 1940's.

[TheFlicker98]

@TheFlicker98 In addition to that they also used the late 50's early 60's That's All Folk's end title which I think is weird.

[HomeoftheGoodGuys]

@TheFlicker98 After that, it dissolved into the 1973 Warner Communications logo which was taken at the end of all movies right up until 1989. I remember the ending since I was a kid when I was living in Puerto Rico at the time watching the "Bozo Show" on WGN-TV (channel 9).

[HomeoftheGoodGuys]

@TheFlicker98 That was the "Porky in the Drum" end title, but it still scares the heck out of me. Sadly, the redrawn version got plastered.

[ALEXSLINGSBY]

@sygo7g And if you watch Boomerang, we still do =P

[ALEXSLINGSBY]

Talk about dirty film stocks.

[OKStudios]

We didnt see the end of the epic dino riderz

[fromthesidelines]

The Indian said, "No fit 'em putt-putt", 'Celeste'; meaning he couldn't use the tires on his scooter; the "Keep It Under 40" sign on the back of it was originally a reminder to movie patrons to slow down and conserve fuel during the early months of World War II...

[CelesteK]

@fromthesidelines Right. Now I've got it. :)

[travis7310]

I'm assuming that "no fittum putt putt" means the wheels are too big to fit his scooter.

[bakero2]

Th-th-th-that's all folks

[JohnDorian41]

Detroit.

[SuperCartoon]

What episode is that?

[springofpiesucks]

"The Daffy Duckaroo" they do have it in B&W on YouTube

[looneytunes9000]

the daffy duckaroo

[CelesteK]

"No put em put put?"? Is that what he said? LOL! They would never get away with that now.

[AarHan3]

Keep it under 40! ;-)

[fromthesidelines]

Because Warner Bros. decided to "colorize" their pre-1943 black & white "Looney Tunes" library (from Guild Films TV prints of the mid-'50s) by 1971, they used a Korean animation house to trace over the original black & white frames...but not EVERY frame was "colored in"- hence, the Indian's lack of mouth movement from "The Daffy Duckaroo" (1942)...

[PF9ThePikachuLover]

This was not the case for the computer-colorized versions (which retain all the original animation, but in color)

[vividwatch47]

Some of them were actually redrawn, and look totally unconvincing.

[clownhorse]

I used to notice a strange batch of early Porky Pig and Daffy Duck cartoons, where the animation was extremely choppy and sloppy, and have a messed up ending where Porky Pig says That's all Folks but they didn't show him popping out of the drum.

[springofpiesucks]

i know.the modern computer colorizing process is much much better.that was just an old re-tracing colorized version.when they re-drew "Porky's Duck Hunt" they didn't even have the card where Daffy is jumping around the "That's All Folks!" sentence.they just used that same thing with the audio.

[MrCxMP]

@clownhorse Was the beggining of this cartoon produced by leon schlesinger ?

[bugs1987]

:< wow... they could have at least tried back then (with the re-coloring)

[wiley207]

Note at 00:07, the Indian's mouth does not move when he says "No fittum putt-putt!" On my original black-and-white copy (actually a public domain print), his mouth DOES move when he says that line!

[TVBPoop]

Why the worst animation? And what is he saying in the beginning?

[Furnessly]

It was a recoloured b&w short that was made in 1968 on the cheap, the Indian said "No fittum putt-putt" without moving his mouth which he did on the original.

[HomeoftheGoodGuys]

After I watched the AVGN's video on "Bugs Bunny's Birthday Blowout" for the NES, maybe they should replace the spoof Porky in drum ending to a script ending and maybe they should replace the last word "Folks" to "F***s" and call it "That's all F***s!"