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Cartoon Summary:
A mad scientist (patterned after Boris Karloff) is after Bugs Bunny's brain. Bugs wakes up from his trance, and the scientist sends the big, orange monster to catch Bugs.
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The orange monster is very similar (if not identical) to Gossamer, but is named Rudolph in this cartoon. The mad scientist in this short is patterned after Boris Karloff- right down to the heavy... (more)
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Comments By: GreenGrocer |
From the 'bed-raft' ride in the beginning, to the,"cooome baaack heeeree yyyooouuu rrraaaabbit" slow motion ether chase; this is a great cartoon. One of the funniest I've ever seen. When he wakes up at the end thinking it's just... (read more)
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Comments By: zorch |
An insanely funny cartoon. My favorite bit is near the end, during the "chase" after the ether bottle has been broken. The music: our old friend, the William Tell Overture, slowed down and "lullabyed!" I must have seen the cartoon dozens... (read more)
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