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* RealityHasNoSoundtrack: Paul J. Smith is credited for writing the music for this short, but the only music heard is an electric organ waltz when the ice polisher cleans the ice during the rest period. Otherwise, the background noise of cheers and jeers from the audience accompanies the short.
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''Hockey Homicide'' is a 1945 WesternAnimation/{{Classic Disney Short|s}} directed by Jack Kinney, starring WesternAnimation/{{Goofy}} and narrated by Music/SpikeJones stalwart Doodles Weaver. While it isn't formally part of the "How To" miniseries of Goofy cartoons, it (along with its sibling cartoons ''Double Dribble'' and ''Tennis Racquet'') are often lumped in with them due to their similar focus on sports-themed SlapstickComedy.
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''Hockey Homicide'' is a 1945 WesternAnimation/{{Classic Disney Short|s}} directed by Jack Kinney, starring WesternAnimation/{{Goofy}} and narrated by Music/SpikeJones stalwart Doodles Weaver. While it isn't formally part of the "How To" miniseries of Goofy cartoons, it (along with its sibling cartoons ''Double Dribble'' and ''Tennis Racquet'') are often lumped in with them due to their similar focus on sports-themed SlapstickComedy.
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* VisualPun: A lot of the comedy is derived from the players repeatedly clubbing each other with their sticks - a literal case of {{Slapstick}}, if you will.
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''Hockey Homicide'' is a 1945 WesternAnimation/{{Classic Disney Short|s}} directed by Jack Kinney, starring WesternAnimation/{{Goofy}} and narrated by Music/SpikeJones stalwart Doodles Weaver. While it isn't formally part of the "How To" miniseries of Goofy cartoons, it (along with its sibling cartoons ''WesternAnimation/DoubleDribble'' and ''WesternAnimation/TennisRacquet'') are often lumped in with them due to their similar focus on sports-themed StapstickComedy.
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''Hockey Homicide'' is a 1945 WesternAnimation/{{Classic Disney Short|s}} directed by Jack Kinney, starring WesternAnimation/{{Goofy}} and narrated by Music/SpikeJones stalwart Doodles Weaver. While it isn't formally part of the "How To" miniseries of Goofy cartoons, it (along with its sibling cartoons ''WesternAnimation/DoubleDribble'' ''Double Dribble'' and ''WesternAnimation/TennisRacquet'') ''Tennis Racquet'') are often lumped in with them due to their similar focus on sports-themed StapstickComedy.
SlapstickComedy.
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''Hockey Homicide'' is a 1945 [[WesternAnimation/ClassicDisneyShorts Walt Disney cartoon]] starring WesternAnimation/{{Goofy}}. Narrated by Music/SpikeJones stalwart Doodles Weaver.
The short features two teams, the Moose and the Pelicans (or is it the Loose Leafs and the Anteaters?) playing a game of hockey that grows increasingly violent.
This short is (in)famous for its utterly bizarre climax and is often regarded as one of the funniest Disney cartoons ever.
''Hockey Homicide'' is a 1945 [[WesternAnimation/ClassicDisneyShorts Walt Disney cartoon]] starring WesternAnimation/{{Goofy}}. Narrated by Music/SpikeJones stalwart Doodles Weaver.
The short features two teams, the Moose and the Pelicans (or is it the Loose Leafs and the Anteaters?) playing a game of hockey that grows increasingly violent.
This short is (in)famous for its utterly bizarre climax and is often regarded as one of the funniest Disney cartoons ever.
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''Hockey Homicide'' is a 1945
The short features two teams, the Moose and the Pelicans (or is it the Loose Leafs and the Anteaters?) playing a game of hockey that grows increasingly
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* ButtMonkey: The referee, to the point he has to wear a suit of armor (not that it helps him...).
* TheChewToy: ''Everyone''.
* DramaticIrony: The short ends with the hockey fans rushing the ice and beating each other up over their teams, while the teams themselves have stopped playing and are now in the audience watching ''them'' beat each other up rather than beating themselves up.
* TheChewToy: ''Everyone''.
* DramaticIrony: The short ends with the hockey fans rushing the ice and beating each other up over their teams, while the teams themselves have stopped playing and are now in the audience watching ''them'' beat each other up rather than beating themselves up.
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* ButtMonkey: The referee, to the point he has to wear a suit of armor (not that it helps him...).
saves him from getting a puck to the back of the head).
* TheChewToy:''Everyone''.
''Everyone''. Not even the spectators are safe from getting pummelled.
* DramaticIrony: The short ends with the hockey fans rushing the ice and beating each other up over their teams, while the teams themselves have stopped playing and are now in the audience watching ''them'' beat each otherup rather than beating themselves up.
* TheChewToy:
* DramaticIrony: The short ends with the hockey fans rushing the ice and beating each other up over their teams, while the teams themselves have stopped playing and are now in the audience watching ''them'' beat each other
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* HatedByAll: "Clean Game" Kinney seems to be pretty disliked, as when he is announced as tonight's referee, a loud boo can be heard from the audience. And during the game, all the players have no issue with their playing putting him in harm's way.
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* HatedByAll: "Clean Game" Kinney seems to be pretty disliked, as when he is announced as tonight's referee, a loud boo can be heard from the audience. And during the game, all the players have no issue with their playing putting slapping him in harm's way.around like a ragdoll while playing.
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* TheLongList: The announcer rattles off an enormous number of changes to the teams starting lineups, enough that it may as well be two entirely different teams taking the ice. At which point he reveals that it IS two entirely different teams taking the ice.
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* TheLongList: The announcer rattles off an enormous number of changes to the teams starting lineups, enough that it may as well be two entirely different teams taking the ice. At which point he reveals that it IS ''is'' two entirely different teams taking the ice.
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* MotorMouth: The narrator's dialogue gets faster as the game gets more intense.
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* MotorMouth: The narrator's dialogue gets faster as the game gets more intense. By the time the HockeyFight starts, he's practically indecipherable.
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* TrouserSpace: Clean Game Kinney keeps his pucks in his right pant pocket. It's implausible enough at the start, where he's shown with about a dozen...and then a goalie accidentally hits him near the end, whereupon ''thousands'' of pucks erupt from his trousers.
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* OffModel: Downplayed. At one point a Loose Leaf player (identified by his green shirt) hits the puck into the net of the Loose Leaf goalie, suggesting that one of these two characters was supposed to be animated with the other team's colour.
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* HatedByAll: "Clean Game" Kinney seems to be pretty disliked, as when he is announced as tonight's referee, a loud boo can be heard from the audience. And during the game, all the players have no issue with their playing putting him in harm's way.
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* DramaticIrony: The short ends with the hockey fans rushing the ice and beating each other up over their teams, while the teams themselves have stopped playing and are now in the audience watching ''them'' beat each other up rather than beating themselves up.
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--> '''Fan:''' "Hooray! ...what am I saying?! Boooo!"
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* GretzkyHasTheBall: Done intentionally to show how much the game has descended into chaos. This was also a trademark of Weaver's, most famously used in Spike Jones' interpretation of Rossini's "William Tell Overture", which starts out as a commentary on a horse race, but for some reason, ends up describing a prize fight, a baseball game, and even ''bowling''.
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* GretzkyHasTheBall: Done intentionally to show how much the game has descended into chaos. This was also a trademark of Weaver's, most famously used in Spike Jones' interpretation of Rossini's "William Tell Overture", which starts out as a commentary on a horse race, but for some reason, ends up describing a prize fight, a baseball game, and even ''bowling''.fight.
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* ButtMonkey: The referee, to the point he has to wear a suit of armor.
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* ButtMonkey: The referee, to the point he has to wear a suit of armor.armor (not that it helps him...).
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* GretzkyHasTheBall: Done intentionally to show how much the game has descended into chaos. This was also a trademark of Weaver's, most famously used in Spike Jones' interpretation of Rossini's "William Tell Overture", which starts out as a commentary on a horse race, but for some reason, ends up describing a prize fight.
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* GretzkyHasTheBall: Done intentionally to show how much the game has descended into chaos. This was also a trademark of Weaver's, most famously used in Spike Jones' interpretation of Rossini's "William Tell Overture", which starts out as a commentary on a horse race, but for some reason, ends up describing a prize fight.fight, a baseball game, and even ''bowling''.
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* AbortedArc: PlayedForLaughs. The narrator points out the heated rivalry between the team's respective star players, Bertino and Ferguson, setting up the game as their final showdown. There never is a final showdown, as their violent bickering keeps getting them sent into the penalty box, preventing them from even taking part in the game.
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* AbortedArc: PlayedForLaughs. The narrator points out the heated rivalry between the team's respective star players, "Ice Box" Bertino and "Fearless" Ferguson, setting up the game as their final showdown. There never is a final showdown, as their violent bickering keeps getting them sent into the penalty box, preventing them from even taking part in the game.
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* TheRedBaron: A trio: "Ice Box" Bertino, "Fearless" Ferguson & "Clean Game" Kinney.
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* TheRedBaron: RedBaron: A trio: "Ice Box" Bertino, "Fearless" Ferguson & "Clean Game" Kinney.
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* {{Tuckerization}}: The narrator frequently calls out the surnames of the players, who are all named after various Disney artists and animators that worked on the short. Likewise the referee, [[TheRedBaron "Clean Game" Kinney]], is named for Jack Kinney, the short's director.
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* {{Tuckerization}}: The narrator frequently calls out the surnames of the players, who are all named after various Disney artists and animators that worked on the short. Likewise the referee, [[TheRedBaron [[RedBaron "Clean Game" Kinney]], is named for Jack Kinney, the short's director.
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* TheRedBaron: A trio: "Ice Box" Bertino, "Fearless" Ferguson & "Clean Game" Kinney
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* StockFootage: To add bizarreness to the already insane riot, clips from older Disney films are seen, including ''WesternAnimation/HowToPlayFootball'', ''How to Play Baseball'', ''Victory Through Air Power'' and even ''{{WesternAnimation/Pinocchio}}''.
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* StockFootage: Two notable examples, both of which are PlayedForLaughs.
** For the RunningGag, Bertino and Ferguson's fighting, and them getting sent to the penalty box, is the exact same animation used four times.
** To add bizarreness to the already insane riot, clips from older Disney films are seen, including ''WesternAnimation/HowToPlayFootball'', ''How to Play Baseball'', ''Victory Through Air Power'' and even ''{{WesternAnimation/Pinocchio}}''.
** For the RunningGag, Bertino and Ferguson's fighting, and them getting sent to the penalty box, is the exact same animation used four times.
** To add bizarreness to the already insane riot, clips from older Disney films are seen, including ''WesternAnimation/HowToPlayFootball'', ''How to Play Baseball'', ''Victory Through Air Power'' and even ''{{WesternAnimation/Pinocchio}}''.
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* {{Tuckerization}}: The narrators frequently calls out the surnames of the players, who are all named after various Disney artists and animators that worked on the short. Likewise the referee, [[TheRedBaron "Clean Game" Kinney]], is named for Jack Kinney, the short's director.
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* {{Tuckerization}}: The narrators narrator frequently calls out the surnames of the players, who are all named after various Disney artists and animators that worked on the short. Likewise the referee, [[TheRedBaron "Clean Game" Kinney]], is named for Jack Kinney, the short's director.
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* OffModel: Downplayed. At one point a Loose Leaf player (identified by his green shirt) hits the puck into the net of the Loose Leaf goalie, suggesting that one of these two characters was supposed to be animated with the other team's colour.
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* {{Tuckerization}}: The names of the players are those of various Disney artists. Likewise the referee, ([[TheRedBaron "Clean Game" Kinney]]), is named for animation director Jack Kinney.
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* {{Tuckerization}}: The names narrators frequently calls out the surnames of the players players, who are those of all named after various Disney artists. artists and animators that worked on the short. Likewise the referee, ([[TheRedBaron [[TheRedBaron "Clean Game" Kinney]]), Kinney]], is named for animation director Jack Kinney.Kinney, the short's director.
