Boo! AppeTweet/Hole Gag: Plunger/Bubble Dum

Episode aired May 27, 2020
TV-PG
11m

IMDb RATING

7.4/10

144

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Eric Bauza in Boo! AppeTweet/Hole Gag: Plunger/Bubble Dum (2020)

Adventure Animation Comedy Family Short Thriller

Sylvester Pussycat attempts to catch Tweety Bird when Granny Webster goes out to get eggs, Elmer Fudd uses a plunger to try and get Bugs Bunny out of his hole, and Daffy Duck tries to get st... Read allSylvester Pussycat attempts to catch Tweety Bird when Granny Webster goes out to get eggs, Elmer Fudd uses a plunger to try and get Bugs Bunny out of his hole, and Daffy Duck tries to get streetgum out of his feathers.Sylvester Pussycat attempts to catch Tweety Bird when Granny Webster goes out to get eggs, Elmer Fudd uses a plunger to try and get Bugs Bunny out of his hole, and Daffy Duck tries to get streetgum out of his feathers.

Directors
- David Gemmill
- Kenny Pittenger
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IMDb RATING

7.4/10

144

YOUR RATING

Directors
- David Gemmill
- Kenny Pittenger
Writers
Stars

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Eric Bauza

Tweety
(voice)
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Jeff Bergman

Sylvester
(voice)

Candi Milo

Granny
(voice)

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Connections
Spoofs Ghostbusters (1984)

Soundtracks
Shortnin' Bread
(uncredited)
Traditional
[Heard in "Boo! AppeTweet".]

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6/10

Boo! AppeTweet/Hole Gag: Plunger/Bubble Dum

There are two good cartoons and a short with Elmer Fudd. He uses a sink plunger to get Bugs Bunny. Only the rabbit has a cannon.

The first cartoon has Sylvester the pussycat who thinks he has finally got Tweety bird while Granny Webster has gone shopping for some eggs. Only Sylvester has ate a cake shape of Tweety. The bird has fallen into some flour.

So when he sees the flour covered bird. Sylvester believes his seeing a ghost and tries to bust it with a vacuum cleaner.

The final cartoon has Daffy Duck in a sticky situation. A bubblegum on the floor sends his flying out of his own feathers.

Both the main cartoons are imaginative.