Just Fan Things

Death to Smoochy

Things I love about this cute little episode:

It seems as though at this time Bugs and Daffy are always vacationing together, living together, or are always visiting each other. Cute start to this episode

Bugs' inability to tell where he is or travel correctly. His reliance on old or incorrect maps gives major man energy

The way Daffy complains about Bugs not listening to his direction gives frustrated wife energy

Daffy tucking himself into his shirt 😭😭😭🩷

Bugs' weird pronunciation and Daffy's automatic correction

"You're hurting me 😐 Put me down, please 😐"

"Look, doc" -Bugs rubbing off on Daffy

"Albuquerque"

Daffy batting his eyelashes at Bugs as he beckons him over and Bugs immediately obeying

Why'd Bugs stick his arm out like that? What was he trying to do?? Embrace him?? Gayly?

How Bugs usually takes this endlessly patient, calm, and confident role when he's paired up with Daffy like he's not just as insane, egotistical, and violent as he is. His manipulative tactics are raised 200 notches whenever he's with Daffy what is his problem genuinely

Daffy looking like a lady nurse in scrubs as he walks away lol

"I can't stand pain it hurts me"

Bugs' diguise

"And I will hug him and squeeze him and pet him and pat him"

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Keyboard.

MP12

Robot toy.

MP13

Preamp.

MP14

Commuter train.

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Nicolo is disappointed in all the men around him lol

Lying husband

Traitor brother

Copley also a traitor

Tuah : also lying older brother who disappeared for centuries

you're in a relationship and your partner goes "we need to stop eating chicken"

And you go "no, vote on, chicken is good, I like chicken it's so easy to nake and available I don't want to stop eating chicken, come on"

And they go "we must angrily swear off chicken! It gave us food poisoning the last three times we ate it!"

And you go "okay, if we must"

Like, the immortality piece fuels the villains in the first film, but the unknowability of it is part of the point. It’s a dreadful curse, to outlive all your loved ones. Or, it’s a powerful gift, to grow and nurture a relationship for centuries on end. Or, it’s a complicated responsibility, a way you are uniquely positioned to help make the world a better place, and how much of that mantle should you take on? It’s the premise, the vessel through which the themes and characters can be explored.