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* ''WesternAnimation/ScrewballSquirrel1944''
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* ''WesternAnimation/ScrewballSquirrel1944''''WesternAnimation/{{Screwball Squirrel|1944}}''
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* WesternAnimation/ScrewballSquirrel1944: First appearance of Screwy Squirrel.
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* WesternAnimation/ScrewballSquirrel1944: WesternAnimation/{{Screwball Squirrel|1944}}: First appearance of Screwy Squirrel.
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* GassyGastronomy:
** The series liked to do jokes involving radishes making you burp. One example was in ''WesternAnimation/TheHouseOfTomorrow'' where a kitchen appliance is shown that removes the burps from radishes.
** One Screwy Squirrel cartoon has both Squirrel and the dog pursuing him pausing mid-chase for a drink of Coo Coo-Cola, which makes them both burp.
** The series liked to do jokes involving radishes making you burp. One example was in ''WesternAnimation/TheHouseOfTomorrow'' where a kitchen appliance is shown that removes the burps from radishes.
** One Screwy Squirrel cartoon has both Squirrel and the dog pursuing him pausing mid-chase for a drink of Coo Coo-Cola, which makes them both burp.
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* BlameGame: In ''The Counterfeit Cat'', Blackie the Cat rips a neighbor dog's scalp and ears (in one piece) off said dog's head to wear on his head and disguise himself as a dog in order to catch and eat a canary that's guarded by Spike. By the end of the short, as both Blackie and Spike are deprived of what they seek (the canary and bones), the scalped dog comes at them and sees Spike wearing his scalp. Spike puts it on Blackie's head, who then does the same, and both of them keep literally pointing fingers at each other. The scalped dog then gets his scalp bag, and rips the scalps of off both Blackie and Spike, switches them of place and leaves.
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* CartoonConductor: In ''WesternAnimation/MagicalMaestro'', a magician switches places with a conductor so he can get revenge on a performer during a concert, who disallowed the magician as an opening act. Since the magician was using a ''magic wand'' for a baton, he not only had CartoonConductor power over the orchestra, he could also physically change the performer into whatever embarrassing form he wanted.
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* CartoonConductor: In ''WesternAnimation/MagicalMaestro'', "WesternAnimation/MagicalMaestro", a magician switches places with a conductor so he can get revenge on a performer during a concert, who disallowed the magician as an opening act. Since the magician was using a ''magic wand'' for a baton, he not only had CartoonConductor power over the orchestra, he could also physically change the performer into whatever embarrassing form he wanted.
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* CartoonConductor: In "The Magical Maestro", a magician switches places with a conductor so he can get revenge on a performer during a concert, who disallowed the magician as an opening act. Since the magician was using a ''magic wand'' for a baton, he not only had CartoonConductor power over the orchestra, he could also physically change the performer into whatever embarrassing form he wanted.
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* CartoonConductor: In "The Magical Maestro", ''WesternAnimation/MagicalMaestro'', a magician switches places with a conductor so he can get revenge on a performer during a concert, who disallowed the magician as an opening act. Since the magician was using a ''magic wand'' for a baton, he not only had CartoonConductor power over the orchestra, he could also physically change the performer into whatever embarrassing form he wanted.
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%%* HeroesWantRedheads: Wolves do, too.
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For other MGM cartoons, see ''WesternAnimation/HappyHarmonies'', ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'', WesternAnimation/BarneyBear, and the WesternAnimation/MGMOneshotCartoons.
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For other MGM cartoons, see ''WesternAnimation/HappyHarmonies'', ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'', WesternAnimation/BarneyBear, and the WesternAnimation/MGMOneshotCartoons. For other cartoons by Tex Avery, like his early Looney Tunes work and his later work after leaving MGM, see his creator page.
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* TitleReadingGag:
** Partway through ''The Screwy Truant'', WesternAnimation/ScrewySquirrel suddenly encounters the Big Bad Wolf chasing Little Red Riding Hood, and he protests that they're in the wrong cartoon, pulling down the title cards to prove it.
--->'''Screwy:''' See? ''The Screwy Truant'', featuring Screwy Squirrel.
--->'''Wolf:''' Heh, one of them corny B-pictures, eh?
** ''WesternAnimation/SwingShiftCinderella'': Red and the Wolf run right past the opening title card. Then Red realizes it was the wrong title, so she pulls it back onscreen, and she and the Wolf confirm that the cartoon is in fact called "Swing Shift Cinderella". Then the real story starts.
** Partway through ''The Screwy Truant'', WesternAnimation/ScrewySquirrel suddenly encounters the Big Bad Wolf chasing Little Red Riding Hood, and he protests that they're in the wrong cartoon, pulling down the title cards to prove it.
--->'''Screwy:''' See? ''The Screwy Truant'', featuring Screwy Squirrel.
--->'''Wolf:''' Heh, one of them corny B-pictures, eh?
** ''WesternAnimation/SwingShiftCinderella'': Red and the Wolf run right past the opening title card. Then Red realizes it was the wrong title, so she pulls it back onscreen, and she and the Wolf confirm that the cartoon is in fact called "Swing Shift Cinderella". Then the real story starts.
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* AndCallHimGeorge: MGM loved ''Literature/OfMiceAndMen'' even more than Warner Bros.
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* AndCallHimGeorge: MGM loved Avery's fondness for ''Literature/OfMiceAndMen'' even more than Warner Bros.parodies arguably increased following his move to MGM.
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* [[WesternAnimation/OneCabsFamily One Cab's Family]]: A short that bears a remarkable resemblance to the 30's Creator/FrizFreleng Warner Bros. cartoon "Streamlined Greta Green". It also seems to be the design inspiration for Pixar's ''WesternAnimation/Cars1''. It also came out the same year as the [[WesternAnimation/ClassicDisneyShorts Disney]] cartoon "Susie the Little Blue Coupe", which also featured anthropomorphic cars.
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* [[WesternAnimation/OneCabsFamily One Cab's Family]]: A short that bears a remarkable resemblance to the 30's Creator/FrizFreleng 1937 Creator/FrizFreleng-directed Warner Bros. cartoon "Streamlined Greta Green". It also seems to be the design inspiration for Pixar's ''WesternAnimation/Cars1''. It also came out the same year as the [[WesternAnimation/ClassicDisneyShorts Disney]] cartoon "Susie the Little Blue Coupe", which also featured anthropomorphic cars.cars (stylized in a conspicuously-similar way). Notably LighterAndSofter and more melodramatic than the majority of Avery's later work, possibly due to the one-time influence of veteran Disney storyman Roy Williams.
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* Deputy Droopy: A partial remake of the short "Rock-A-Bye Bear".
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* WesternAnimation/{{Cellbound}}
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* Deputy Droopy: A partial remake of the short "Rock-A-Bye Bear".
Bear". In production during the shutdown of Avery's unit in 1953; resultantly forcing longtime Avery animator Mike Lah to complete it (hence his co-director credit on the final release)
*WesternAnimation/{{Cellbound}}
WesternAnimation/{{Cellbound}}: Likewise completed by Mike Lah and animated by a crew sourced from the Hanna-Barbera unit due to the prior dissolution of Avery's unit
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Warner Archive released [[https://www.wbshop.com/products/tex-avery-screwball-classics-volume-1-bd a blu-ray collection of 19 shorts]] in February 2020, followed by [[https://www.wbshop.com/collections/all-blu-ray/products/tex-avery-screwball-classics-volume-2-bd another]] in December. WB's ownership of Avery's work for MGM is ironic given that he left the studio on bad terms in 1941.
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Warner Archive released [[https://www.wbshop.com/products/tex-avery-screwball-classics-volume-1-bd a blu-ray collection of 19 shorts]] in February 2020, followed by [[https://www.wbshop.com/collections/all-blu-ray/products/tex-avery-screwball-classics-volume-2-bd another]] in December. WB's ownership of Avery's work for MGM is ironic given that he left the former studio on bad terms in 1941.
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Warner Archive released [[https://www.wbshop.com/products/tex-avery-screwball-classics-volume-1-bd a blu-ray collection of 19 shorts]] in February 2020, followed by [[https://www.wbshop.com/collections/all-blu-ray/products/tex-avery-screwball-classics-volume-2-bd another]] in December.
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Warner Archive released [[https://www.wbshop.com/products/tex-avery-screwball-classics-volume-1-bd a blu-ray collection of 19 shorts]] in February 2020, followed by [[https://www.wbshop.com/collections/all-blu-ray/products/tex-avery-screwball-classics-volume-2-bd another]] in December.
December. WB's ownership of Avery's work for MGM is ironic given that he left the studio on bad terms in 1941.
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* {{Determinator}} In "Henpecked Hoboes", George and Junior send a rooster flying to the North Pole by rocket, and he spends the rest of the cartoon relentlessly trying to get back to the barn, and is clearly exhausted and worn out by the time he gets back there. Makes the revenge he gets on the hen worth it though.
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* {{Determinator}} {{Determinator}}: In "Henpecked Hoboes", George and Junior send a rooster flying to the North Pole by rocket, and he spends the rest of the cartoon relentlessly trying to get back to the barn, and is clearly exhausted and worn out by the time he gets back there. Makes the revenge he gets on the hen worth it though.
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* ScreechingStop: In "One Ham's Family", a BrattyHalfPint does a careless BanisterSlide but manages to stop, shrieking sound included, mere millimeters away from the expensive vase perched on the finial. It gets {{lampshaded|Trope}} by what they say next: "I've got me good brakes, haven't I, folks?".
