Fun but flawed Road Runner & Wile E. Coyote short from the great Chuck Jones and Michael Maltese. I don't know what was going on with this one. I haven't been viewing these shorts in chronological order so, as I type this review, I'm not sure if the cartoons before and after this one in the series have the same problems. The opening title card and music were a clue right away that something was off as they seemed decidedly generic. The animation is colorful and crisp. The gags are, for the most part, successful. The speedboat and Hi-Speed Tonic are two of the highlights. The biggest negative about the short are the music and sound effects. Neither felt like they belonged in a Looney Tunes short from this period. The music is energetic enough but didn't feel like it matched the rhythm of the action right. Another reviewer said it was canned music, which is entirely possible. It certainly doesn't match the quality work composers Carl Stalling and Milt Franklyn usually put forth. The sound effects are loud and annoying. They are definitely stock effects. If this short had been released in the mid-60s I likely wouldn't have batted an eye about the flaws because those cartoons were not of the same level of quality you expect from a Looney Tunes short from this decade. Still, despite the oddities, the short is nicely animated with some fun gags. It's not the best example of a Road Runner & Coyote cartoon but it's enjoyable enough.