#85

Wile E Coyote and the Roadrunner

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#86

Foghorn Leghorn

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#87

I don’t think I’m exaggerating when I say I think it’s probably the pinnacle of comedy in it’s purest form of just trying to get people to laugh.

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#88

@andyvine

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#89

That does not surprise me. I was enjoying reading your informative Great Things in Cartoons miniseries upthread, and each one made me think of Wile E Coyote and The Roadrunner.

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#90

I’m glad you did :smiley:

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#91

Coyote v Bugs Bunny might just be even better.

#92

Will there be more in your Great Things In Cartoons series? I am enjoying them immensely.

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#93

Lol. I’ll see what I can do

#94

GruncleRetrospective.

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#95

My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic
Muppet Babies (original)
Talespin
Mysterious Cities of Gold
Ulysses 31

#96

cartoons are very good, as a rule

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#97

@anon89873996 sounds like someone can’t think of any more reasons why cartoons are good

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#98

I would have enjoyed it more if there weren’t singing every fucking episode.

#99

Integral part of the package for me. Every episode a new gag-filled earworm.

#100

I don’t like musicals. They are evil!

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#101

Great Things in Cartoons: Part Five

Innocuous piece of everyday plumbing (eg hosepipe or tap) which is seemingly in perfect working order malfunctions every time it is used by the antagonist. Reasonably assuming a blockage to be the cause of the issue, the character will closely inspect the item at point-blank range. At this point, the item miraculously starts to work again and blasts the character in the face with a powerful jet of water. We laugh as a result of this.

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#102

@AQOS please do a world cup of child actors and do it now

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#103

i will put it on the list along with ‘breakfast’ and ‘hooved animals’

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#104

thanks joke
you’re solid gold

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