The old USA Network weekend show "Night Flight" used to show these old clips along with stuff like Georges Melies (sp) "A Trip To the Moon" set to I think it may have been Pink Floyd.
Oriignally released in August 1943, at the height of patriotic fervor during World War II. Scrap metal (as well as used rubber and cooking fats) was VERY much in demand for recycling- to be used in making weapons and other essential materials for our armed forces oversseas- and this dramatized how much the government was counting on "the home front" to keep that metal coming. Even in a cartoon context, the war was serious business. Sam Goldwyn originated the phrase, "Include me out".
@RileyRichardz They been using clips of old retro cartoons that were made before and during World War II for intros for every episodes of Futurama, but I think they may stopped doing that during the revival on Comedy Central.
These were the best cartoons ever made cause they didn't have the overly unstable emotional idiots that are alive now a days thanks to the jap crap morons and their smut.
You all know that these cartoons were watched by the whole family right? Kind of like Disney movies - there are elements that children would love, and there are elements that adults would understand and love - like the Hitler part. Either way, I don't think these cartoons would be censored today - just shown later at night, probably.
Looney Tunes always did a wonderful job of entertaining. And they did a masterful job of raising troop morale during the war. Way better than the toy commercials that pass for entertainment these days. My kids even like the old Looney Tunes better than the stuff they have out now. Goes to show just how good they were and still are.
@femoman Most of the old *Looney Tunes* cartoons ended up being censored in the later years, like in the Bugs Bunny/Elmer Fudd cartoon where they lampoon black people at the end.
"Gosh! A dream! It was all a dream!"
First time I saw that last scene I just HOWLED!
The old USA Network weekend show "Night Flight" used to show these old clips along with stuff like Georges Melies (sp) "A Trip To the Moon" set to I think it may have been Pink Floyd.
larrybndc 2 weeks ago
I actually saw this as a kid, but in color. It's been a long time.
marioroxmysox 3 weeks ago
2:04 Hitler was indeed a horse's ass. Down with Nazism!
rjflesher 1 month ago
A Nazi goat? I would have gone with a donkey;)
roseprincess519 1 month ago
yup, cuz we americans are totally bullet proof. CUZ WE'RE AWESOME LIKE THAT!!!!!!
CaseyCampbell13 1 month ago in playlist World War Two Cartoons
Carl Stalling strikes up "This Is Worth Fighting For" under the opening titles.
fromthesidelines 6 months ago
Oriignally released in August 1943, at the height of patriotic fervor during World War II. Scrap metal (as well as used rubber and cooking fats) was VERY much in demand for recycling- to be used in making weapons and other essential materials for our armed forces oversseas- and this dramatized how much the government was counting on "the home front" to keep that metal coming. Even in a cartoon context, the war was serious business. Sam Goldwyn originated the phrase, "Include me out".
fromthesidelines 6 months ago
The clip when Daffy becomes Super American fighting against the Nazi ship was in the opening of the Futurama episode, Deep South.
AntiVenom36 7 months ago
@AntiVenom36 Thats right! I remember that!
RileyRichardz 6 months ago
@RileyRichardz They been using clips of old retro cartoons that were made before and during World War II for intros for every episodes of Futurama, but I think they may stopped doing that during the revival on Comedy Central.
AntiVenom36 6 months ago
pillow slips, locks, socks, grandfather clocks… And that is why we’re in to win!”
stickdog100 7 months ago in playlist World War Two Cartoons
"Pots, pans, old tin cans, pails, nails, empty jails, fats, hats, rubber mats, missing links, kitchen sinks, garbage cans, electric fans, rubber boots, bathing suits, reels, wheels, run down heels, bed springs, piston rings, metal sheers, (whistle) tires, chains, water mains, skates, plates, furnace grates, pitching forks, rubber corks, sacks, racks, railroad tracks, soles, holes, fiddle bows, plugs, lugs, bathroom rugs, cotter keys, rubber bands, birdcage stands... metal snips...
stickdog100 7 months ago in playlist World War Two Cartoons
Lol, stupid parents today change cartoons to be "better suited to development", even though kids don't even enjoy shit that is on today
Zizumia1 7 months ago
contact your legislator to out law political correct censorship that is directed against cartoon classics and live action classics
mikemcgee 9 months ago
Beautiful restoration job. And classic propaganda/entertainment to boot.
samacal 9 months ago
So hitler was a carpet muncher?
davemiller75149 9 months ago
These were the best cartoons ever made cause they didn't have the overly unstable emotional idiots that are alive now a days thanks to the jap crap morons and their smut.
Viper6454 10 months ago
OH NOO IT'S A NAZI GOAT MY ONE WEAKNESS
electorg 11 months ago
THis is a shapr contrast to "Draftee Daffy", directed by Bob Clampett ironically..
SteveCarras 11 months ago
You all know that these cartoons were watched by the whole family right? Kind of like Disney movies - there are elements that children would love, and there are elements that adults would understand and love - like the Hitler part. Either way, I don't think these cartoons would be censored today - just shown later at night, probably.
jbltecnicspro 1 year ago
What a way to call Schicklgruber (Hitler) a horse's ass!
AshburnStadium 1 year ago 2
One of the greatest Daffy Duck and Frank Tashlin cartoons of all time.
daffyduckandegghead 1 year ago
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Jinxxed0 1 year ago
At 1:50 I thought Daffy said "Metal Shit", but I know that he really said "Metal snip".
Anyway I love this cartoon and I wish stuff like this was being produced today!!
byw613 1 year ago
Who knew Hitler was a rug eater... *giggle*
grizabella626 1 year ago 2
1:52 :D
jdklaffke14 1 year ago
This tin termite is a nat-zee!
Sacredfire059 1 year ago
Hitler eats carpet.........
TheTravisChannel 1 year ago
next time you dream, include us out!
kudjo24 1 year ago
Bathing suits? Were those made from lead or rubber? Either way, WTF?
steveasat2 1 year ago
Why did WWII, the largest conflict in human history, only take six years to end?
Because the good guys were focused on actually winning, not sucking up to the very people they were fighting (like we do nowadays).
sonrouge 1 year ago 3
Ok, that is just cold with the Indians, making them the enemy on this cartoon. :(
VTwinty 1 year ago
@VTwinty The Indians? How do you confuse Nazis with Indians?
Sacredfire059 1 year ago
Daffy gets the courage to defeat genocidal maniacs by his genocidal ancestors.
Dipstikk 1 year ago
Why is this in black and white? I thought all cartoons of the time were in color.
stigler30 1 year ago
@stigler30 well, they were still getting used to the idea. Color was expensive for both live action movies and animated shorts such as these.
PalvoChekov 1 year ago
Hitler really did chew on the carpet. He went into a tirade when Yugoslavia joined the Allies and chewed on the carpet in his office.
6891man 1 year ago
Hitler's even funnier when Tashlin made it!
GhettoKarter1992 1 year ago
wth Hitler? XD
KuroNoKiri 1 year ago
Looney Tunes always did a wonderful job of entertaining. And they did a masterful job of raising troop morale during the war. Way better than the toy commercials that pass for entertainment these days. My kids even like the old Looney Tunes better than the stuff they have out now. Goes to show just how good they were and still are.
Shilivan 1 year ago 15
@Shilivan Goes to show you don't have to make a cartoon for kids in order for them to like it.
Ryoku75 1 year ago
funny rotflmasof
fantastic quality
Welshman2008 1 year ago 2
Yep, way better than my DVD version of this cartoon.
Copper20 1 year ago
@Copper20 What DVD do you have that has this short? I think the perfect print of this cartoon came from Looney Toons Golden Collection Volume 5
clarkstuff 1 year ago
@clarkstuff
One of those DigiView DVDs...
Copper20 1 year ago
LOL, just think how much 4Kids would censor this!
femoman 2 years ago 14
@femoman they wouldnt even show it
clarkstuff 1 year ago
@femoman Most of the old *Looney Tunes* cartoons ended up being censored in the later years, like in the Bugs Bunny/Elmer Fudd cartoon where they lampoon black people at the end.
cybertronization 1 year ago
@cybertronization you mean "Fresh Hare" (1942)?
YouToons100 1 year ago
@YouToons100 Yes, I mean exactly that.
cybertronization 1 year ago
@femoman what would they do with the part about the bathing suit?
Catsarethebestever11 1 year ago
@femoman Fuck 'em
F1315NJ 11 months ago
@femoman god forbid them ever getting their mitts on this gem.
Gundamknight100 9 months ago
Daffy is such a goofball
RobochaoXX 2 years ago 4
HAHA I LOVE THESE THINGS HAHA
22amp 2 years ago 3