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Notice the blue book at 2:49 "Familiar Quotations". It has 2 profanities that are partially hidden but you can make out what they say. One quote at the bottom of the book is "go to hell" and another is "damn the torpedoes". These animators slipped in quite a few over-the-top scenes in their ca...

If you pause the video at just the right millisecond at 6:38 you'll see a woman in a blue dress with her breasts almost fully exposed. But this scene moves too fast for the average person to notice at regular speed.

This cartoon went a tad too far because it exaggerated the speech and mannerisms of this little kid and portrayed it as a black stereotype. This was more acceptable back then but times were a lot different back then too. I can see how some people might be offended by this. I was more shocked a...

Notice the sexual innuendo at 3:14. When they set the body down easy it made it look like she was murdered, but if you notice the guys' faces, they have lipstick marks all over them. This was a clear indication that So White was used for sexual favors. This was quite a raunchy cartoon complete...

Notice how the scenes at 6:11 and 6:49 had off-color references. The wolf at 6:11 is terrified of burning his private parts, as is Red Riding Hood at 6:49. This is why the wolf is facing forward and Red is reversed, it's all a reference to male and female genitals. The animators and producers ...

I want to add that a few other cartoons of this era used the "something new has been added" gag line, but "Booby Hatched" was the only one I know of which the censors had that line removed. Interestingly, the WWII Private Snafu film "Booby Traps" used this line referring to a bomb in the shape o...

@junedeon You have to realize that, although "pussy" had a dirty connontation back then as well as now, the primary definition of that word back in the 1940s was a cat. When Porky said "play with this ki-ki-ki-pussy, a pet", I'm sure the animators had some double meanings in mind, but Porky's...

The part at 0:45 showed the William Powell character passing a lightpole and being pulled back to the pole by his dog. Notice how it abruptly cuts to the next scene. The reason is there was a scene which the censors objected to right after the dog pulled William Powell back to the pole. The lo...

This cartoon was similar to the 1950 short "Homeless Hare". Even the construction worker was similar in appearance and temperment, and was voiced by the same man. Notice the little off-color gag at 3:42 where the construction worker pops his head through the concrete. Somehow it made it past t...

@mrsmaul2010 No, their target audience was strictly adults when these shorts were released to movie theaters. Incredibly, many years after these cartoons were made, TV stations aired them uncut to children after school and on Saturday mornings. To this day I can't understand why they did this ...

@2010thekingofkings I don't think so. As far as I know, that scene with the spilled water was left fully in tact when the cartoon was released. Might have been just a flaw or an oversight in the production.

@GhettoKarter1992 It's visible starting at 0:44, located right above Mama Bear and Junior. The image shows a female posing in a body of water with her arms covering her breasts, but she is clearly nude. You can see a closer view of this calendar starting at 2:13. These animators were pretty c...

@GhettoKarter1992 I don't have the website or the removed film footage unfortunately. There are various sources online that reveal how the animators attempted to put more over-the-top material in these cartoons, knowing they would be censored so that the less-controversial but still envelope-pu...

@RyanWithTwoHeads The footage is nowhere to be found as far as I know. Lots of times, the spliced film pieces were discarded. The only WB censored film footage that remained in tact all these years that I know of is "Hare Ribbin". That can be viewed on youtube, but it's known more famously as...

@FrostyTheDragon It was kind of odd how the Cartoon Network removed Porky's line about cleaning up the one-horse town in reference to the horse manure, but didn't object to the very obvious scenes showing the horse manure starting at 5:58. There are piles of it all over the streets of that one-...

What got past the censors was the scene at 7:54 where Bugs said he would take his "Oscar" to bed every night, and the statue said in a suggestive way "do you mean it", kissed Bugs, and struck a rather provocative pose at the end. This was a very blatant homosexual reference that violated the Hay...

Most WB cartoons of this era had the same themes, threaten, torture, and kill. Amusing in a dark sort of way. The censors kept a close eye on these animators. WB shorts would have been even more graphically violent with a fair helping of nudity, sexual situaitons, and strong language had it no...

@MelosAntropon Spot on. This was internal censorship that resulted in a feud between the animators. If that original ending had been allowed to proceed to the final cut, chances are that the Hays office would have let it slip by without realizing the reference to the off-color joke. There are...

@onzanokooya That was the theme of may WB shorts, kill, torture, beat up, blow up, and commit suicide. Comedy that revolved around violence. Ironically, some cartoons in this era originally had even more decadence than what we see here. The producers put in graphic scenes that they knew would...

@NewYorkS4U This is almost correct. What actually happens when Claude goes down the fireplace is he is partially burned by the fire, and Hubie & Bertie throw flammable liquids on Claude to enhance the flames, and Claude is seen burning to his death inside the fireplace. This scene was demanded...

Edited scene at 5:34. Originally, right after the wife said, "fried to the gills", she was seen kicking Daffy in the nuts and Daffy held his crotch in a very agonizing manner, and limped off to bed. I'm pretty sure he got none that night. That entire scene was axed by the censors, so what we s...

There was also a scene at 6:23 caught by the Hays office and deleted from final print. Originally after the 2nd explosion, the dog found one last stick of dynamite, stuck it in sylvester's rectum and another huge explosion occurred. This caused the final scene where Sylvester is floating to the...

The entire scene of the exposive rabbit-explosive coyote from 4:42 to 5:24 originally had the rabbit decoy fully nude with breasts and vagina exposed. The coyote decoy was originally dressed in a very revealing laced lingerie outfit reeking of sexuality. The censors nixed these images and the s...

What was surprisingly passed by the Hays office is Catsello's own reference to the Hays office about giving the bird, or the middle finger in other words. For that particular era it was a pretty risky move on the part of the Warner studios. There are quite a few of these little hidden gems in W...

Here's an example of what I mean: Ravishing Ronald was orignally fully naked with his privates in full view. The Hays office demanded that Ronald be at least semi-clothed so those scenes were re-done. The censors also had somewhat of a problem with Ronald's effeminate prancing across the floor...

@carycomic1 There's a very good reason for that goof, there was a part removed by the censors. Between the part where the construction worker takes off his clothes and is stripped down to his underwear, there was a scene where he takes off all his clothes, including the underpants. Penis and t...

One such scene that we don't see in the final cut is one where Homer and Hatta Mari are on the couch having sex. That was nixed, but what we do see is a suggestive scene that the two already had sex, such as the cigarette butts on the table. Also the picture of Hatta Mari at 3:25 was originally...

The pin-up model at 3:19 was originally fully nude. Also notice the ending where Bugs appears to mutter something but can't be heard. There was originally audio that had Bugs saying "goddamn bastard" in reference to the mouse. The censors didn't let either of these scenes make it to the final ...

There was a scene cut at 5:09. After he beats the hell out of Belvedere, the beaten-up dog tries to escape but the owner pulls him back, grabs a stick of dynamite, lights it and puts it in Beleveder's ass. The dog blows up, and the next scene shows him leaving the estate with smoke coming out o...

@Urilious That was only part of the orignal ending. The rooster ended up kicking Daffy in the nuts and then shooting him several times, showing Daffy falling to his bloody death. Other scenes were nixed too. Originally the cupid character was stark naked. The 1st scene with the lovebirds had...

Another very violent looney tunes cartoon that is amusing as hell. Missing from final print is a piece at 7:54 where Bugs throws up all over the floor of the plane after being unable to hold it back by putting the fingers over his mouth. Also cut was a scene at 5:10 where the gremlin kicked Bug...

@Addiskrilla The censors let the animators get away with violence like this but they couldn't have the characters swear out loud. I'm sure they wanted Henry to call Junor a goddamn fucking stupid retarded asshole, and even wanted to have him stick the broom handle up Junior's ass but there were...

1:02 Elmer has his hands in his pants and is jacking off with both hands. The censors didn't catch this or didn't get the sexual connotation.

The censors had a ball with this cartoon. When Daffy is heard saying "why you little...." he really said "you little bastard", and in the 2nd instance when Daffy is heard saying "i'll get that little...." he really said "that little shit". The censors demanded those 2 words be ommited before re...