Blowout (colorized)

[AlexKuro1]

Man, that bomber guy was Uuuu-gly!

Porky's would probably have a major stomach ache and the worst case of brain freeze after all those drinks.

This is one of my favorite Loony Toons shorts ever

[formosa837]

anybody knows what the building really is or might?

[F1315NJ]

Awkward how the actress who voices as the Wicked Queen from Snow White is voicing a male character

[WizardOfHumor1989]

@F1315NJ She sounds like a combination of the apple hag and the wicked witch of the west! FUCKING FREAKY!

[Gressauddo]

LOL, wouldn't he be less conspicuous without the black cape?

[HomeoftheGoodGuys]

Never seen this cartoon! But why did they put "TV-G" at the beginning? It should be "TV-PG" because it has gags in it to make it more appeal to adults who watched the show. The newer version is "TV-PG".

[Tressom]

@HomeoftheGoodGuys thats true but remember in the 90s and now they are only shown to kids and they dont understnd them but they laugh at them. unfortunately, some cartoons jokes are cut thinking they are offending, techally cause "offending" and politically incorrect today.

[WSenator1]

The Bomber's laugh (and a little bit of his look) reminds me of Margaret Hamilton's Wicked Witch of the West from "The Wizard of Oz."

[ObiBen11]

@WSenator1 I agree.

[SteveCarras]

@WSenator1

Sure does! The same goes for the monkey who's and inventor and who is Porky's new reluctant boss, with the robot plane, in the previous Porky, also an Avery one, and the first true STARRING one,"Plane Dippy," (though "Golddiggers of '49", right before it, with Beans the Cat as the official star, was also PORKY"s first prominent role),

[GeniusRKO39]

DOGGONE OLD DOG at 3:54 , he should have had a little respect that Porky foun the 5 cents FIRST!!!! X:(

[Stussmeister]

@GeniusRKO39, that's certainly true, from a bystander's point of view, at least. However, the dog who took that nickel was a Scottish Terrier dressed in a kilt and Scottish cap; my guess is that Tex Avery was trying to work off the "Thrifty Scotsman" stereotype that was so prevalent in cartoons from the 30s, 40s, and 50s.

[classicsguy626]

So with $2000, Porky brought 20,000 ice cream sodas, he's sure doing his part in the Great Depression...gotta love the looney tunes

[Firebrdsuite]

@classicsguy626 what if it was today?

[classicsguy626]

@Firebrdsuite $2000 according to the CPI Inflation Calculator would be worth $32,613.67 today. 10 cents in 1936 is now worth $1.63. Inflation's a bitch, what can I tell you.

[Firebrdsuite]

@classicsguy626 Who knows?

[HeavyMetalRocks12]

the bomber sounds and looks like the wicked witch

[metalcorehead]

@HeavyMetalRocks12 The voice of the bomber is actually the Queen and the old hag from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

[TheMarioluigifans]

yep, tex avery's style definitely shows in this cartoon, starting with the time bomb bit at 4:35. almost seems like i saw something like the running up the tower gag at 4:58 in a droopy cartoon, but maybe that's just me... the bomber talking to the audience at 5:51 seems like tex avery's work, too. classic tex avery expression at 6:40, especially if you pause right then. looks like tex avery eyes, huh?

[WSenator1]

Note some later-to-be famous names in the opening credits: Fred (aka Tex) Avery (this is one of his earliest cartoons - you can see the genesis for some of the later "Droopy" cartoon gags) and Charles (aka Chuck) Jones.

[TVkingOmega]

wow 666 views now i know that bomber's brutal

[avalanchesuperstar]

good toon

[Rlotpir1972]

@absolutezero85 It was first aired on Nickelodeon in 1995, then brought to Cartoon Network in 2000.

[GeniusRKO39]

@Rlotpir1972 Did Nickelodeon air Looney Tunes in the 90s? AWESOM!E!!!!!

pleeze reply quick! ;D

[Rlotpir1972]

@GeniusRKO39 Started in 1988, without the opening and closing graphics. In 1992, they were included.

[GeniusRKO39]

@Rlotpir1972 O.O

thankies!".!

[henme1976]

Thanks for posting this cartoon. I use to watch it on TV when I was a kid. It was fun to

watch it again.