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The Henpecked Duck (1941 - Warner Bros)

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Uploaded by on Jul 25, 2007

Directed by Robert Clampett. Starring Daffy Duck with Porky Pig as a judge. Sepia-tone public domain print of the original B/W Looney Tunes cartoon from 1941. (note the altered/removed titles) THIS CARTOON IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN, SO IT IS *LEGAL* FOR THIS CARTOON TO BE ON YOUTUBE. Not banned, however there is a scene that somehow slipped by the censors that suggests Daffy might be a possible closet case! :P

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  • I'm 51, and I've never seen this. Small wonder. It's definitely not for kids, but it's funny as hell!

    Man, what happened to cartoons after WWII? What happened to the whole freaking CULTURE after WWII? They started the sickening process of making the whole world safe for 4-year-olds around that time, and there's hardly any room for adults anymore.

  • Why censor homosexuality? Heterosexuality is not censored.

    DOUBLE STANDARDS SHOULD GO TO HELL!

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  • 5:50 WHOA! Talk about a not-so-subtle joke... we need more jokes like this one, jokes that push the edge!

  • I think I've seen this cartoon before - it's a very vague memory, but I definitely remember seeing this cartoon somewhere.

  • These are Cartoons not the new stuff

  • Anyway u could colorize this? it should be this exact version but colorized. the other colorized versions suck.

  • yes my love, yeees my love, yes my love. yes my love lol

  • 5:17 um,are you sure thats a WOMAN?THAT bitch? my mother acts the same route.

  • @yonskii yeah.until then,the cartoons until until 2003 were awsome.

  • 5:05 alakazam,alakazam,here comes the bitch...oh damn!

  • the sadness of daffy when he was trying that one last time always stuck with me...

  • @racookster

    Cartoons stayed pretty good up until the late 60s.

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