History WesternAnimation / HillbillyHare

'''Bugs:''' ''[fluttering his eyelids]'' Well, my friends say I'm ''very'' coy. ''[Giggles.]''\\

''[The barrel of Curt's rifle jabs the back of Bugs' head.]''

* ComicallyMissingThePoint: Bugs does this when Curt demands to know which family he's from.
-->'''Curt:''' Be y'all a Martin, or be y'all a Coy, rabbit?\\
'''Bugs:''' ''[fluttering his eyelids]'' Well, my friends say I'm ''very'' coy. ''[Giggles.]''\\
'''Curt:''' A Coy! Square off, ya shoat! Me and you's a-feudin', on account o' I'm a Martin!

''[the barrel of Curt's rifle jabs the back of his head]''

''[The barrel of Curt's rifle jabs the back of his head.]''

"Hillbilly Hare" is a 1950 [[WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes Merrie Melodies]] cartoon starring WesternAnimation/BugsBunny. Bugs is vacationing in the Ozarks when he runs into two stereotypical hillbillies, Curt and Punkinhead Martin, who get the idea that Bugs is one of the Coys, the family they're feuding with. After embarrassing and outwitting the hillbillies in typical Bugs Bunny fashion, Bugs tricks them into a long, elaborate square dance routine in which he gives them increasingly violent directions, until the brothers finally dance off a cliff.

Pretty little rhythm, pretty little sound \\

* AerithAndBob: The two hillbillies are named Punkinhead and Curt. Curt could simply just be short for Curtis, but Pumpkinhead is an odd name, assuming its not a nickname.

* AerithAndBob: The two hillbillies are named Punkinhead and Curt.

-->'''Curt:''' Be y'all a Martin, or be y'all a Coy, Rabbit?\\

'''Bugs:''' ''[fluttering his eyelids]'' Well, my friends say I'm very coy. ''[Giggles.]''\\

-->'''Curt:''' Square off, ya shoat! Me and you's a-feudin', on account o' I'm a Martin!

* MisplacedRetribution: Curt and Punkinhead Martin are both part of a FeudingFamilies situation, and when it comes to Bugs, they believe he is a member of the rival Coys (for no reason) and are going to shoot first and ask questions later—or maybe never.

* MisplacedRetribution: Curt and Punkinhead Martin are both part of a FeudingFamilies situation, and when it comes to Bugs they believe he is a member of the rival Coys (for no reason) and are going to shoot first and ask questions later—or maybe never.

* MisplacedRetribution: Curt and Punkinhead Martin are both part of a FeudingFamilies situation, and when it comes to Bugs they believe he is a member of the rival Coys (for no reason) and are going to shoot first and ask questions later -- or maybe never.

* AwesomeButImpractical: The Martins' rifles have barrels so long that it takes about twenty seconds for the bullet to come out when they fire, and they shake like crazy every part of the way[[note]]Bugs being able to make the bullets turn around while they are still in the barrel [[BackwardsFiringGun and blow away their users]] by pulling out the guns' handle and slapping them in the other end is pure cartoon physics, but he still decides to do it because waiting for the bullet to get out bores him[[/note]].

* MisplacedRetribution: Curt and Punkinhead Martin are both part of a FeudingFamilies situation, and when it comes to Bugs they believe he is a member of the rival Coys (for no reason) and are going to shoot first and ask questions later - or maybe never.

* TheChewToy: The hillbillies.

* BlindObedience: The hillbillies unquestioningly follow Bugs' instructions, pulling each other's beards, wallowing in a muddy pig-pen, walking off a cliff...

* CoveredInMud: This Happens to the hillbillies when they follow Bugs' instructions to "wallow around in the old pig-pen."

* CoveredinMud: This Happens to the hillbillies when they follow Bugs' instructions to "wallow around in the old pig-pen."

"Hillbilly Hare" is a 1950 [[WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes Merrie Melodies]] cartoon starring WesternAnimation/BugsBunny. Bugs is vacationing in the Ozarks when he runs into two stereotypical hillbillies, Curt and Punkinhead Martin, who get the idea that Bugs is a member of the clan they're feuding with. After embarrassing and outwitting the hillbillies in typical Bugs Bunny fashion, Bugs tricks them into a long, elaborate square dance routine in which he gives them increasingly violent directions, until the brothers finally dance off a cliff.

Directed by Creator/RobertMcKimson, ''Hillbilly Hare'' is actually his highest rated classic Looney Tunes or Merrie Melodies cartoon on iMDB, with an average rating of 7.9/10.

--> Grab a fence post, hold it tight \\

Bang yer head against the ground

--> Whop him low and whop him high \\
''Stick your finger in his eye'' \\

Bang your heads against the ground

--> '''Curt:''' I think y'all are usin' too strong a fluid.

* PaletteSwap: The hillbilly brothers have the exact same character design, just with different colors.

Directed by Creator/RobertMcKimson.

"Hillbilly Hare" is a 1950 [[WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes Merrie Melodies]] cartoon starring WesternAnimation/BugsBunny. Bugs is vacationing in the Ozarks when he runs into two stereotypical hillbillies who get the idea that Bugs is a member of the clan they're feuding with. After embarrassing and outwitting the hillbillies in typical Bugs Bunny fashion, Bugs tricks them into a long, elaborate square dance routine in which he gives them increasingly violent directions, until the brothers finally dance off a cliff.

* DeadpanSnarker: Punkinhead Martin has a pretty good comeback when Bugs asks who ''he'' might be.
-->'''Punkinhead Martin:''' I ''might'' be [[UsefulNotes/TheodoreRoosevelt Teddy Roosyvelt]]. But I ain't.

-->'''Punkinhead Martin''': I ''might'' be [[UsefulNotes/TheodoreRoosevelt Teddy Roosyvelt]]. But I ain't.