History WesternAnimation / TheBarberOfSeville

* ComesGreatInsanity: Don't give Woody the position of a barber if you value your life. Granted, he does a fairly good job on the workman—doesn't get a scratch on the guy—he's just so ''rough'' about it.

* PoirotSpeak: The Italian-American workman tells Woody, "I want you for to give me the whole works, Figaro."
* ScrewballSquirrel: Woody, of course. Unfortunately, he does tend to stray from being a simple screwball into an outright {{Jerkass}} at times, a problem that would remain throughout the entire Culhane era.

* ArtEvolution: Under the previous director, Alex Lovy, the Lantz studio's cartoons were very haphazardly animated and designed and had pleasant, but pretty standard looking watercolor backgrounds. With Shamus Culhane's arrival, the animation only improved slightly, but this somewhat mitigated by the fact that the character and background designs were '''way''' better than what we saw before.

* ComesGreatInsanity: Don't give Woody the position of a barber if you value your life. Granted, he does a fairly good job on the workman -- doesn't get a scratch on the guy -- he's just so ''rough'' about it.

* NoYou: Woody's retort to the Indian chief after he unwittingly shrinks his headdress into a badminton bird.
->'''Chief''': "You give chief [[VisualPun the bird]], me give you ''scalp treatment''!" (brandishes a tomahawk)
->'''Woody''': "No Chiefy, me give ''you'' scalp treatment!" (whacks him on head)

* VisualPun: Woody puts a steaming hot towel on the chief's headdress, which shrinks it down into a badminton bird. "You give chief the bird, me give you scalp treatment!"

* The50GreatestCartoons: The only ''WesternAnimation/WoodyWoodpecker'' on the list at #43, though ''WesternAnimation/TheCrackedNut'' made it as a runner-up.