Bugs Bunny's Easter Special Page #3
- Year:
- 1977
- 50 min
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has a nice. cozy little roost.
Maybe-- I say,
maybe I've been a bachelor too long.
[HUMMING CAMPTOWN RACES"]
Good-- I say. good day. Widow Hen.
- May I come in?
- Sakes alive. a man.
Come light in. MI. Leghorn.
Here-- I say, here's the flowers
and here's the candy.
The courtship is now over.
Will you many me?
Well. I couldn't--
But I need you, Widow.
I need your love to keep me warm.
I couldn't many you unless you prove
you'd be a good father to my son.
Hey, boy, come on over here.
Let's have a look at you.
This is a boy?
Why don't you take Junior outside
and play games with him.
That'd be a good way to see
if he'd like you for a father.
Good-- I say. good idea. Widow Hen.
I know the boy will be crazy about me.
Crazy. that is.
Come over here. boy. and I'll show you
how to make a nice paper airplane.
There she goes. Look at he! fly.
How's that 10! a--? Huh?
No. no. boy.
That's no way to make a plane.
That'll never" I say, that'll never--
Fly.
[MACHINE GUNS FIRING]
Oh. never mind. Einstein.
Knowing the answer
wouldn't do me no good anyway.
Let's play hide-and-seek.
[JUNIOR COUNTING]
That boy would have to use
a slide rule to find me in here.
[LAUGHS]
The genius must have
got his signals mixed.
He's heading in the wrong direction.
But-- But, boy. Over there.
The box. I couldn't.
Yeah. I know. Figures don't lie.
But still-- One side. boy.
No. I better not look.
I just might be in there.
Well. let's see what you're making
there. boy. Looks like sody pop.
Watch it fizz.
[EXPLODES]
[KNOCKING]
Who is it?
Here's your little boy back, Widow.
The deal's off.
But you said you
needed my love to keep you warm.
Madam. I don't need your love.
I've got I say. I've got my bandages
to keep me warm.
What do you--? I say. what do you think.
Granny? Do I play the Easter bunny?
Oh, mercy. I just don't want to hurt
your feelings, Mr. Leghorn.
Go on. hurt them.
No. You're just not our bunny.
- That's it?
- Sony. pal.
Why do they need an Easter bunny anyway?
What's wrong with an Easter chicken?
Stop the screening.
I've solved the situation.
What do you think, sister? This is
about as Easter-ish as you can get.
You just don't understand, Daffy.
I need an actor
to play the part of an Easter bunny.
What stupendous luck.
At this very moment...
...one of my best pictures
is about to be shown.
Start the screening. Gunther.
[SINGING]
Join up with me, so joyous and' free
That':
the way to old Sherwood highFor I'm Robin Hood and I'm very good
At avoiding the Sheriff's eye
So we'll trip along merrily
Over the greensward so gracefully
To trip it, trip it, trip it, trip it
Trip it up and down
To trip it. trip it. trip it. trip it
Sn trip it up and down
[LAUGHING]
Ho-ho and ha-ha. eh?
I'll ho-ho and ha-ha you, fat friar.
With my trusty quarterstaff.
Actually, it's a buck-and-a-quarter
quarterstaff, but I'm not telling him that.
Ho. Ha. Guard. Tum. Pally.
Dodge. Spin. Ha. Thrust.
Hm. Let's see now.
Something amiss here.
I'll run through it.
Ho. ha. guard. tum. parry.
dodge. spin. ha. thrust.
Got it.
Now then.
Ho. ha. guard. tum. parry. dodge. spin.
[GIGGLING]
[BOTH LAUGHING]
Knock it off.
How jolly can you get?
Prithee, old traveling clown...
...couldst thou directest me
to Robin Hood's hideout?
I wouldst fain join me up
with his band of jolly outlaws.
Look no further, good friar,
for I am he for whomst thou seekest.
I am Robin Hood.
Oh. cut it out. I'm serious.
If you don't know where he is,
just say so.
But honest and truly. I am Robin Hood.
Sure you are.
Look. give me a chance. can't you?
See yon rich. unwary traveler?
I'll rob him of his gold and
give it to some poor unworthy slob.
That'll prove that I'm Robin Hood.
Hm? Prithee?
Now then, fatso, watch as I put
a cloth-yard shaft through his wishbone.
I'm watching. jester.
[WHISTLING]
Oh. I don't know
Shall we spend
the gold all in one place?
Ho-ho, very funny. Ha-ha. It is to laugh.
[YAWNS]
'(nicks . and away'.!
'(nicks . and away'.!
'(nicks . and away .
'(nicks . and away .
'(nicks . and away .
'(nicks . and away .
[THUDDING]
Why. you.
Now then. yoicks. and away!
Ha-ha! Now.
I'm sorry. but I can't join you.
I'm convinced you're just
not Robin Hood.
And I'm just convinced that you could
never play an Easter bunny. Daffy.
And I'm just convinced
that you are a stupid sapsucker.
Oh, dear, I'm afraid
we've hurt his feelings.
He'll get over it. Granny.
Say. how would you like to see
Yosemite Sam act?
an Easter bunny?
Hey, let's find out.
Miami Beach! At last!
Yippee! Hooray! Yahoo!
[PANTING]
Yippee...
Hooray...
Man. dig this crazy beach.
Must be low tide.
Great horny toads, a trespasser.
Getting footy prints all over my desert.
Yah. mule! Yah. yah. yah!
Whoa. Camel. Whoa. whoa.
Whoa. camel. Whoa!
Come on. whoa!
When I say whoa." I mean whoa.
[SINGING]
Singing in the bathtub
[MUMBLING]
Now. I hope that'll learn you.
you humpback mule.
Ehh. what's up. doc?
You with the sideshow around here?
I'm no doc. you ea-bitten varmint.
I'm Riffraff Sam, the riffiest riff
that ever riffed a raff!
Your slip is showing.
Oh. deal. That pool Yosemite Sam.
Open the door! Open up!
Open up. I say! Open that door!
Close it! Close it!
Close it up again! Close it!
Uh-oh.
Yah. mule! Yah. yah. yah!
Mule! Yah!
[THUDS]
[THUDS]
[DOORS OPENING]
I wonder if he's stubborn enough
to open all those doors.
[EXPLODES]
Yup. he's stubborn enough.
Oh, you sure outsmarted him
that time, Bugs.
It's just play acting. Granny.
and trick photography.
Oh. Granny. wait a minute.
I just talked to my agent.
He said if you could delay
Easter for a week...
...I could play
the part of the Easter bunny for you.
Oh, dear. We can't do that, it's--
[HOPPING]
You recovered. How wonderful.
You'll be able to deliver
Easter eggs alter all.
We couldn't disappoint
[LAUGHS]
DAFFY [SINGING]:
We're picking an Mr. Easter Rabbit
The official Easter bunny he will be
I fooled that stupid rabbit again.
thus proving once and 10! all...
...that a duck is as good
as any big-eared bunny.
The judge is now advised
The winner gets the prize
[BOTH]
We knew it was Daffy all the time.
[BOTH LAUGHING]
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