History Funny / WileECoyoteandTheRoadrunner

* Let's not forget the earthquake pills bit in "WesternAnimation/HopalongCasualty", specifically the scene where Coyote is so relieved at ''finally'' stopped quaking due to the Earthquake pills he swallowed earlier, that he strides off in the opposite direction... you guessed it... straight over a cliff!

* While the "[[AudienceAlienatingEra Larriva Eleven]]" [[FanonDiscontinuity are just about reviled by any]] ''[[FanonDiscontinuity Looney Tunes]]'' [[FanonDiscontinuity fan]], there are a couple gags that are ''almost'' on par with the Jones shorts:
** "Out and Out Rout" has a gag where Coyote tries to imitate the Talaria of Mercury (winged shoes, basically) by attaching birds to his feet. This starts working at first, but the plan fails when the birds start flying in different directions.
** "The Solid Tin Coyote" has Wile E. try to have the titular robot eat the Road Runner. He sets the control to "eat, stupid"...and it eats the Coyote.
*** His final attempt was set to "one more try, you idiot".

* While the "[[DorkAge Larriva Eleven]]" [[FanonDiscontinuity are just about reviled by any]] ''[[FanonDiscontinuity Looney Tunes]]'' [[FanonDiscontinuity fan]], there are a couple gags that are ''almost'' on par with the Jones shorts:

* Let's not forget the earthquake pills bit in "WesternAnimation/HopalongCasualty", specifically the scene where Coyote is so relieved at ''just'' having avoided falling off a cliff, that he strides off in the opposite direction... you guessed it... straight over ''another'' cliff.

* A hot air balloon with a garbage wagon gondola with an anvil tied on...and no consideration of what would happen when the anvil was released...

* "Zoom and Bored", where Wile E Coyote had built an enormously complicated contraption to drop a bomb onto the Road Runner. They spend about [[OverlyLongGag ten seconds]] just panning up the thing. When we finally get to Wile E Coyote at the top, he lights the bomb... and it ''instantly'' blows up in his face.

* Let's not forget the earthquake pills bit in "Hopalong Casualty", specifically the scene where Coyote is so relieved at ''just'' having avoided falling off a cliff, that he strides off in the opposite direction... you guessed it... straight over ''another'' cliff.

** Especially hilarious is the WildTake he makes when he suddenly notices the "Doesn't work on road runners" disclaimer on the bottle.

* In "Guided Muscle", Wile E. has a book entitled ''How to Tar and Feather a Roadrunner'', meaning someone else actually tried to tar and feather a roadrunner and ''succeeded''. Wile E. uses a machine to try to do this, but as Roadrunner runs past it, the tubes on the machine turn and tar and feather the coyote. If that weren't funny enough, the bird goes back to him with a sign saying "Roadrunners Already Have Feathers!", as if it weren't the simplest thing in the world, which it is. Maybe he should've told that to whoever wrote that book.

* In "Stop, Look, and Hasten!", Wile E. builds a Burmese Tiger Trap-which [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin catches a Burmese Tiger.]]([[CanisLatinicus ''Suprisibus! Suprisubus!'']])

* Let's not forget t he earthquake pills bit in "Hopalong Casualty", specifically the scene where Coyote is so relieved at ''just'' having avoided falling off a cliff, that he strides off in the opposite direction... you guessed it... straight over ''another'' cliff.

* Let's not forget the scene where Coyote is so relieved at ''just'' having avoided falling off a cliff, that he strides off in the opposite direction... you guessed it... straight over ''another'' cliff.
** This happens right after the famous [[OverlyLongGag Earthquake Pills gag]] mentioned below - which Wile E. somehow makes it through (destroying multiple rock formations as well as ''creating'' a cliff that he barely avoids not going over) [[IronButtmonkey without being the worse for wear]]. It's the juxtaposition of the two that makes the moment where he walks off cliff #2 out of his own stupidity laugh-out-loud hilarious.

* The earthquake pills bit in "Hopalong Casualty". Also [[OverlyLongGag one of the longest gags in the series]].

** The ending, however, really takes the cake: Wile E. has one last trick up his sleeve: an ACME tornado kit. He plants some seeds on the road for the Road Runner to mistake them for [[TrademarkFavouriteFood birdseed]] and lies with a water gun to make them grow and snare the bird, but the gun misfires and the water lands... ''on the entire can of tornado seeds'', which form a massive tornado that sucks the Coyote up and, as he futilely attempts to escape, drags him ... [[HilarityEnsues to a landmine field]]. [[StuffBlowingUp It's pretty obvious]] [[NonFatalExplosions what happens next]] as the Road Runner pulls the "That's All Folks" card over poor Wile. E.

** The ending, however, really takes the cake: Wile. E has one last trick up his sleeve: an ACME tornado kit. He plants some seeds on the road for the Road Runner to mistake them for [[TrademarkFavouriteFood birdseed]] and lies with a water gun to make them grow and snare the bird, but the gun misfires and the water lands... ''on the entire can of tornado seeds'', which form a massive tornado that sucks the Coyote up and, as he futilely attempts to escape, drags him ... [[HilarityEnsues to a landmine field]]. [[StuffBlowingUp It's pretty obvious]] [[NonFatalExplosions what happens next]] as the Road Runner pulls the "That's All Folks" card over poor Wile. E.

** The ending, however, really takes the cake: Wile. E has one last trick up his sleeve: an ACME tornado kit. He plants some seeds on the road for the Road Runner to mistake them for [[TrademarkFavouriteFood birdseed]] and lies with a water gun to make them grow and snare the bird, but the gun misfires and the water lands... ''on the entire can of tornado seeds'', which form a massive tornado that sucks the Coyote up and, as he futilely attempts to escape, drags him ... [[HilarityEnsues to a landmine field]]. [[StuffBlowingUp It's pretty obvious]] [[NonFatalExplosions what happens next.]] It ends with the Road Runner pulling the "That's All Folks" card on poor Wile. E.