Porky Pig's Feat (1943)

Porky Pig and Daffy Duck have trouble paying their bill at the Broken Arms Hotel.

Available with Dutch, English, and Romanian Closed Captions.

Director: Frank Tashlin
Producer: Leon Schlesinger

Translate this cartoon: http://universalsubtitles.org/videos/gLp7vILY1Ufm/

Playlist for Porky Pig Cartoons: http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=B1F4C00EE155E35D

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[DPGIRL9]

so was this originally in black and white? or did the uploader just choose to have it black and white? sorry, i know i probably sound stupid

[cccartoons]

@DPGIRL9 It was B&W. And it doesn't sound stupid :)

[alex9920iasi]

I've just finished the Romanian translation.

[cccartoons]

@alex9920iasi Thank you! Romanian subtitles have been added.

[GustavoTerzo]

Dutch translation is ready.

[cccartoons]

@GustavoTerzo Thanks! Dutch subtitles have been posted.

[Diamondfist1]

I completely and totally agree with the comments about Daffy being at his best here. I even liked him when he was a "greedy craven little coward", but I hated that he was changed into the character he is now. Thanks to kayokango who revealed that Chuck Jones was the one who changed Daffy. This episodes (and similar ones) was how I loved Daffy, and it's a shame that the changes were made. I liked some of Chuck Jones' work, but his changing Daffy was not one of them.

[Marbles471]

@thesafekind

I see where you're coming from but I don't entirely agree because Freleng and McKimson were slow to catch on to Jones' new characterization of Daffy. Especially McKimson, who was still having Daffy act like a screwball sometimes all the way through the 50s. A toned down screwball, but still a screwball. I've always liked his "flimfam salesman" take on Daffy, for instance. Not a zany like before but still kind of in the role of a precocious runt.

[AndrewEdwardRoss]

@TechnoHajikelist

Ever heard of sarcasm?

[TechnoHajikelist]

Ummmm Did Daffy just say "Yeah, Bugs Bunny, my hero!" even though he has antagonized Bugs years later? Man that is messed up!

[BWayans2001]

@Diamondfist1 I liked "Looney Tunes: Back in Action", too, as well as "Space Jam". I'll admit, I liked Jones' later cartoons with Daffy, but I thought McKimson was doing some good Daffy cartoons as well. Even though he was like Jones' character in a few of them, McKimson kept some of Daffy's "screwball" elements in a couple of the cartoons (he began to have the same intelligence level like Bugs starting with "The Great Piggy Bank Robbery" and "Daffy Doodles", Robert McKimson's first WB cartoon).

[xIegionx]

Anyone know which porky episode it is where Porky acts like a japanese detective?

[MrNEStalgia]

Did anyone notice that "Porky loves Petunia" is written on the wall at 7:39? Also, I see a date written on the wall at that time, is that some kind of an inside joke at Warner bro's?

[MegaTVShowman]

the actual total of the bill is $172.5....but why am I complaining ,im not paying!

[smurfnit]

It should've ended with Bugs saying "How long you in for Doc?"

[Nanabobo]

"YOU HAVE INSULT ME! WE MEET ON THE FIELD OF ONION!" is quite possibly the best retort ever.

[thesafekind]

If Daffy hadn't been changed he would probably not have lasted as a character. "Screwball" characters were on their way out by the late '40s, and Daffy was already toned down by the time Clampett made "The Great Piggy Bank Robbery." Chuck Jones just gets blamed for changing Daffy because he found something to do with the character to keep him going through the '50s.