Can you tell the difference between the Grinch and Looney Tunes?
Are these festive scenes from the Bugs Bunny short "Fright Before Christmas" or the iconic Dr. Seuss special?
Besides perhaps Ebenezer Scrooge, there is no more iconic Christmas villain than the Grinch. Dr. Seuss’ original 1957 book How the Grinch Stole Christmas! inspired the classic 1966 television special and more recent feature-length films both live-action and animated.
Looney Tunes added another villain to the holiday season in the short "Fright Before Christmas," which features a Santa-dressed Tasmanian Devil terrorizing Bugs Bunny.
We've taken moments from the animated Grinch special and the Taz cartoon that look like they could be from either one. Can you tell them apart?
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This character is from...
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Someone gets quite a shock in...
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This decorated dwelling is from...
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Someone drops down the chimney in...
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Someone is reading Christmas stories...
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Someone stares out of the fireplace in...
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What is this sleigh from?
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Someone goes through a snowdrift in...
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What are these ornaments from?
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What are these stockings from?
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This festive pole is from...
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This precarious cliff is from...
Can you tell the difference between the Grinch and Looney Tunes?
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133 Comments
11/12....looney tunes is so weird, Fright before Christmas 😑 However it's just right for all their hidden triple 6 addresses and such .
Nailed it! 12/12...I attribute some of that expertise to my knowledge of the Grinch which I've seen 500 times and it still never gets old. Okay, more like 50 times to be more precise.