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* AllAmericanBoy: Wentworth is a borderline mentally handicapped version of this.
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* AllAmericanBoy: TheAllAmericanBoy: Wentworth is a borderline mentally handicapped version of this.
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* AllAmericanBoy: Wentworth is a borderline mentally handicapped version of this.
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The central premise and most of the gags are [[RecycledScript borrowed from]] the WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck cartoon "WesternAnimation/HisBitterHalf", made a dozen years earlier. It was changed to make the stepson more likeable and the stepfather more hateable. Freleng recycled the script and gags yet again for the 1970 ''Roland and Ratfink'' cartoon "A Taste of Money".
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The central premise and most of the gags are [[RecycledScript borrowed from]] the WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck cartoon "WesternAnimation/HisBitterHalf", made a dozen years earlier. It was changed to make the stepson more likeable and the stepfather more hateable. There's also reused animation from "WesternAnimation/HareTrimmed". Freleng recycled the script and gags yet again for the 1970 ''Roland and Ratfink'' cartoon "A Taste of Money".
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* ADayInTheLimelight: This is the only cartoon in the entire Looney Tunes canon where Yosemite Sam stars instead of playing the antagonist. It is also the only one of two Yosemite Sam cartoons where he isn't paired against Bugs Bunny (the other being 1947's "Along Came Daffy").
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* ADayInTheLimelight: This is the only cartoon in the entire Looney Tunes canon where Yosemite Sam stars instead of playing the antagonist. It is also the only one of two Yosemite Sam cartoons where he isn't paired against Bugs Bunny (the other being 1947's "Along Came Daffy").Daffy" - and even that might just be a SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute).
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* StockFootage: The scene where Sam walks up to the widow's door while muttering about what he'll do with her money is reused from Freleng's ''Hare Trimmed''.
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* {{Bowdlerization}}: On Nickelodeon, the part where Yosemite Sam tries to get rid of Wentworth by throwing a ball into traffic so he can go get it and get run over was cut to remove Wentworth getting the ball and not getting hit (as the censors don't want kids getting the idea that they can do the same thing and get the same results), but not the part where Sam tries again, only for his wife to catch him and force him to get the ball in traffic (only to get run over). [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar Funnily enough, this cartoon was shown uncut on the channel from 1993 to 1995]].
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''Honey's Money'' is a 1962 WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes animated short starring Yosemite Sam. It was directed by Creator/FrizFreleng.
Yosemite Sam finds out that a local widow has inherited five million dollars. He succeeds in marrying the widow, only to find out that she is a ballbusting shrew who forces him to do all the housework. She also reveals a hulking, dimwitted son that Sam has to look after. Sam tries and fails to get rid of the son, taking a lot of punishment in the process. While he storms out of the house with his bags packed, he concludes that the abuse is ''well'' worth five million dollars (whereupon he turns around and goes running back).
Yosemite Sam finds out that a local widow has inherited five million dollars. He succeeds in marrying the widow, only to find out that she is a ballbusting shrew who forces him to do all the housework. She also reveals a hulking, dimwitted son that Sam has to look after. Sam tries and fails to get rid of the son, taking a lot of punishment in the process. While he storms out of the house with his bags packed, he concludes that the abuse is ''well'' worth five million dollars (whereupon he turns around and goes running back).
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''Honey's Money'' is a 1962 WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes animated short starring Yosemite Sam.WesternAnimation/YosemiteSam. It was directed by Creator/FrizFreleng.
Yosemite Sam finds out that a local widow has inherited five million dollars. He succeeds in marrying the widow, only to find out that she is a ballbusting shrew who forces him to do all the housework. She also reveals a hulking, dimwitted son that Sam has to look after. Sam tries and fails to get rid of the son, taking a lot of punishment in the process. While he storms out of the house with his bags packed, he concludes that the abuse is ''well'' worth five million dollars (whereupon he turns around and goes running back).
Yosemite Sam finds out that a local widow has inherited five million dollars. He succeeds in marrying the widow, only to find out that she is a ballbusting shrew who forces him to do all the housework. She also reveals a hulking, dimwitted son that Sam has to look after.
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The central premise and most of the gags are [[RecycledScript borrowed from]] the WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck cartoon "WesternAnimation/His Bitter Half", made a dozen years earlier. It was changed to make the stepson more likeable and the stepfather more hateable. Freleng recycled the script and gags yet again for the 1970 ''Roland and Ratfink'' cartoon "A Taste of Money".
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The central premise and most of the gags are [[RecycledScript borrowed from]] the WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck cartoon "WesternAnimation/His Bitter Half", "WesternAnimation/HisBitterHalf", made a dozen years earlier. It was changed to make the stepson more likeable and the stepfather more hateable. Freleng recycled the script and gags yet again for the 1970 ''Roland and Ratfink'' cartoon "A Taste of Money".
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* [[WickedStepmother Wicked Stepfather]]: If trying to kill his stepson doesn't put Yosemite Sam into this trope, nothing will.
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* [[WickedStepmother Wicked Stepfather]]: If trying to kill his stepson doesn't ''doesn't'' put Yosemite Sam into this trope, nothing will.does.
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Yosemite Sam finds out that a local widow has inherited five million dollars. He succeeds in marrying the widow, only to find out that she is a ballbusting shrew who forces him to do all the housework. She also reveals a hulking, dimwitted son that Sam has to look after. Sam tries and fails to get rid of the son, taking a lot of punishment in the process. In the end he leaves the house, only to realize that the abuse is worth five million dollars, whereupon he turns around and goes back.
The central premise and most of the gags are [[RecycledScript borrowed from]] the WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck cartoon "His Bitter Half", made a dozen years earlier. It was changed to make the stepson more likeable and the stepfather more hateable. Freleng recycled the script and gags yet again for the 1970 ''Roland and Ratfink'' cartoon "A Taste of Money".
The central premise and most of the gags are [[RecycledScript borrowed from]] the WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck cartoon "His Bitter Half", made a dozen years earlier. It was changed to make the stepson more likeable and the stepfather more hateable. Freleng recycled the script and gags yet again for the 1970 ''Roland and Ratfink'' cartoon "A Taste of Money".
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Yosemite Sam finds out that a local widow has inherited five million dollars. He succeeds in marrying the widow, only to find out that she is a ballbusting shrew who forces him to do all the housework. She also reveals a hulking, dimwitted son that Sam has to look after. Sam tries and fails to get rid of the son, taking a lot of punishment in the process. In While he storms out of the end house with his bags packed, he leaves the house, only to realize concludes that the abuse is ''well'' worth five million dollars, whereupon dollars (whereupon he turns around and goes back.
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The central premise and most of the gags are [[RecycledScript borrowed from]] the WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck cartoon"His "WesternAnimation/His Bitter Half", made a dozen years earlier. It was changed to make the stepson more likeable and the stepfather more hateable. Freleng recycled the script and gags yet again for the 1970 ''Roland and Ratfink'' cartoon "A Taste of Money".
The central premise and most of the gags are [[RecycledScript borrowed from]] the WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck cartoon
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* CheerfulChild: Wentworth. In contrast to the BrattyHalfPint used in "His Bitter Half", this rendition is a cheery if oafish lug whose oblivious to his step father trying to off him.
* ComedicSociopathy: All Looney Tunes cartoons have this, of course, but this one takes it to a new level when Sam tries to murder his innocent, trusting stepson.
* ComedicSociopathy: All Looney Tunes cartoons have this, of course, but this one takes it to a new level when Sam tries to murder his innocent, trusting stepson.
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* CheerfulChild: Wentworth. In contrast to the BrattyHalfPint used in "His Bitter Half", this rendition is a cheery if oafish lug whose who is oblivious to his step father trying to off him.
* ComedicSociopathy: All Looney Tunes cartoons have this, of course, but this one takes it [[UpToEleven to a newlevel level]] when Sam tries to murder off his innocent, trusting stepson.
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* RecycledScript: As mentioned above, it's premise is based heavily off of the previous Daffy Duck cartoon "His Bitter Half".
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* WorthIt: Sam attempts to storm out at the end of the short much as Daffy did in it's predecessor, however the thought of five million dollars is enough to send him running back.
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* WorthIt: Sam attempts to storm out at the end of the short much as Daffy did in it's predecessor, however its predecessor; however, unlike Daffy, the thought of five million dollars is enough to send him running back.
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* GentleGiant: Wentworth.
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* {{Gonk}}: The widow, who sends Sam running in the opposite direciton when they meet, and only goes through with the wedding for the money. Also Wentworth, to a lesser extent.
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* SharkPool[=/=]NeverSmileAtACrocodile: Sam puts alligators on the swimming pool to kill Wentworth. Wentworth jumps in and causes such a big splash that it sends all the alligators back towards Sam.
* SquashedFlat: Sam after being forced to run into traffic to get Wentworth's ball.
* SquashedFlat: Sam after being forced to run into traffic to get Wentworth's ball.
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* WouldHurtAChild: Sam. Not that he succeeds, mind you, but he ''does'' try.
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''Honey's Money'' is a 1962 WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes animated short starring Yosemite Sam. It is a member of Literature/The100GreatestLooneyTunes. It was directed by Creator/FrizFreleng.
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* BitchInSheepsClothing: In line with the previous cartoon, the healthy widow plays sweet long enough for Sam to marry her, upon which she immediately whips him into doing chores and taking care of her son that she had (somehow) kept secret from him.
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* BitchInSheepsClothing: In line with the previous cartoon, the healthy wealthy widow plays sweet long enough for Sam to marry her, upon which she immediately whips him into doing chores and taking care of her son that she had (somehow) kept secret from him.
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* DoubleStandardAbuseFemaleOnMale: In line with most other HenpeckedHusband cartoons, though Sam makes for a worthy AssholeVictim.
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* DoubleStandardAbuseFemaleOnMale: In line with most other HenpeckedHusband cartoons, though Sam makes for a worthy AssholeVictim.
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* DoubleStandardAbuseFemaleOnMale: In line with most other HenpeckedHusband cartoons, though Sam makes for a worthy AssholeVictim.
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* BitchInSheepsClothing: In line with the previous cartoon, the healthy widow plays sweet long enough for Sam to marry her, upon which she immediately whips him into doing chores and taking care of her son that she had (somehow) kept secret from him.
* CheerfulChild: Wentworth. In contrast to the BrattyHalfPint used in "His Bitter Half", this rendition is a cheery if oafish lug whose oblivious to his step father trying to off him.
* CheerfulChild: Wentworth. In contrast to the BrattyHalfPint used in "His Bitter Half", this rendition is a cheery if oafish lug whose oblivious to his step father trying to off him.
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* RecycledScript: As mentioned above, it's premise is based heavily off of the previous Daffy Duck cartoon "His Bitter Half".
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* WorthIt: Sam attempts to storm out at the end of the short much as Daffy did in it's predecessor, however the thought of five million dollars is enough to send him running back.
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* RecycledScript: The central premise and most of the gags are borrowed from the WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck cartoon "His Bitter Half", made a dozen years earlier. It was changed to make the stepson more likeable and the stepfather more hateable.
** Freleng recycled the script and gags yet again for the 1970 ''Roland and Ratfink'' cartoon "A Taste of Money".
** Freleng recycled the script and gags yet again for the 1970 ''Roland and Ratfink'' cartoon "A Taste of Money".
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''Honey's Money'' is a 1962 WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes animated short starring Yosemite Sam. It is a member of The100GreatestLooneyTunes.Literature/The100GreatestLooneyTunes. It was directed by Creator/FrizFreleng.
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* MamaBear: With a stepfather like Yosemite Sam, that boy should be glad for having one.
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* RecycledScript: The central premise and most of the gags are borrowed from the WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck cartoon "His Bitter Half", made a dozen years earlier.
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* [[WickedStepmother Wicked Stepfather]]: If trying to kill his stepson doesn't put Yosemite Sam into this trope, nothing will.
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* VillainProtagonist: As noted above, this is the only Looney Tunes short in which Sam is the star.
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* HouseHusband: Sam is forced to be this by his overbearing wife.
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* VillainProtagonist: As noted above, this is the only Looney Tunes short in which Sam is the star.
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''Honey's Money'' is a 1962 WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes animated short starring Yosemite Sam. It is a member of The100GreatestLooneyTunes.
Yosemite Sam finds out that a local widow has inherited five million dollars. He succeeds in marrying the widow, only to find out that she is a ballbusting shrew who forces him to do all the housework. She also reveals a hulking, dimwitted son that Sam has to look after. Sam tries and fails to get rid of the son, taking a lot of punishment in the process. In the end he leaves the house, only to realize that the abuse is worth five million dollars, whereupon he turns around and goes back.
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* ComedicSociopathy: All Looney Tunes cartoons have this, of course, but this one takes it to a new level when Sam tries to murder his innocent, trusting stepson.
* ADayInTheLimelight: This is the only cartoon in the entire Looney Tunes canon where Yosemite Sam stars instead of playing the antagonist. It is also the only one of two Yosemite Sam cartoons where he isn't paired against Bugs Bunny (the other being 1947's "Along Came Daffy").
* GoldDigger: Sam. It backfires badly.
* HenpeckedHusband: Sam quickly realizes he bit off more than he can chew when his wife starts ordering him around.
* HouseHusband: Sam is forced to be this by his overbearing wife.
Yosemite Sam finds out that a local widow has inherited five million dollars. He succeeds in marrying the widow, only to find out that she is a ballbusting shrew who forces him to do all the housework. She also reveals a hulking, dimwitted son that Sam has to look after. Sam tries and fails to get rid of the son, taking a lot of punishment in the process. In the end he leaves the house, only to realize that the abuse is worth five million dollars, whereupon he turns around and goes back.
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* ComedicSociopathy: All Looney Tunes cartoons have this, of course, but this one takes it to a new level when Sam tries to murder his innocent, trusting stepson.
* ADayInTheLimelight: This is the only cartoon in the entire Looney Tunes canon where Yosemite Sam stars instead of playing the antagonist. It is also the only one of two Yosemite Sam cartoons where he isn't paired against Bugs Bunny (the other being 1947's "Along Came Daffy").
* GoldDigger: Sam. It backfires badly.
* HenpeckedHusband: Sam quickly realizes he bit off more than he can chew when his wife starts ordering him around.
* HouseHusband: Sam is forced to be this by his overbearing wife.
