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For being "lowbrow" slapstick cartoons, Looney Tunes shorts often aimed high with their references. Sometimes there were quick jokes, and at other times full-on parodies of what Bugs might call "hoity-toity" art like poetry and opera.
Here are some cartoons that all have puns or parodies in their titles. Can you tell what each one is referencing?
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“Rabbit Hood” is a pun on a character originally from…
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“The Honey-Mousers” is a direct parody of a…
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“Rabbit of Seville” is based on…
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“My Bunny Lies Over the Sea” is a pun based on a…
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“This Is a Life?” is a parody of a…
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“Kiss Me Cat” is a pun on the title of a...
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“Little Orphan Airdale” is a takeoff on a popular character that has had many adaptations but was originally a…
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“Water, Water Every Hare” is a pun referencing a…
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“Duck Dodgers in the 24th ½ Century” is a parody of a science-fiction character who first appeared where?
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“Strife with Father” is a pun referencing a story with many adaptations but was originally...
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“The Wearing of the Grin” is a pun referencing a…
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“Rabbit Every Monday” is a reference to “Chicken Every Sunday” which was a movie and a play but first a…
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11/12
11/12. Missed #8.
You got 8 out of 12
9/12.
11..
11 out of 12. Didn't realize Life With Father was a memoir before it was anything else. Got through the rest, no problem.
12/12
I’ll try to do better next time! ☺️
8 out of 12
9/12 Another fun one!!!
8/12, terrible, because I love me some Looney Tunes. 😁
10/12 but you played fast & loose with # 9 as I believe it started as a novella "Armageddon 2419" first published in Amazing Stories in 1928.
#4 stumped me because I just saw Brigadoon and linked it (wrongly ) to that.
#4 stumped me because I just saw Brigadoon and linked it (wrongly ) to that.
7/12
10/12 (-:
7/12
12 out of 12, but straight out guessed on one.
10/12
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I got 9 out of 12 right. Some of these were pretty tough! I had to guess on a few of them. Great quiz!