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"The Jet Cage" is a 1962 WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes short staring WesternAnimation/SylvesterTheCatAndTweetyBird. It was directed by Creator/FrizFreleng.
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"The Jet Cage" is a 1962 WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes short staring WesternAnimation/SylvesterTheCatAndTweetyBird. It was directed and written by Creator/FrizFreleng.
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* EndOfAnEra: Milt Franklyn, who had been Carl Stalling's orchestrator and succeeded him as musical director, passed away during the production of this cartoon, and William Lava took over to finish composing the music in a very different style from Stalling and Franklyn. Said style is rather jarring, too, as it's easy to tell where Franklyn's style ends (after Sylvester's eyes follow the cage) and Lava's begins (with Sylvester trying to catch the cage with a butterfly net). The Stalling/Franklyn style and [[StandardSnippet library of musical quotations]] would be absent from the cartoons for decades.
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* EndOfAnEra: Milt Franklyn, who had been Carl Stalling's orchestrator and succeeded him as musical director, passed away during the production of this cartoon, and William Lava took over to finish composing the music in a very different style from Stalling and Franklyn. Said style [[SoundtrackDissonance is rather jarring, jarring]], too, as it's easy to tell where Franklyn's style ends (after Sylvester's eyes follow the cage) and Lava's begins (with Sylvester trying to catch the cage with a butterfly net). The Stalling/Franklyn style and [[StandardSnippet library of musical quotations]] would be absent from the cartoons for decades.
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** Also, this would be the last Sylvester and Tweety cartoon to be directed by Friz Freleng.
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** Speaking of musical quotations, this is also the last cartoon in the classic Looney Tunes era to feature Raymond Scott's "Powerhouse".
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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: At one point, Sylvester tries to blast Tweety out of the sky with a Nike rocket, but it overshoots its target and, unsurprisingly, blasts Sylvester instead.
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* AlwaysNeedWhatYouGaveUp: At one point, Sylvester chases after Tweety using flaps to fly. He catches up with Tweety and gloats about how he has him now. Tweety points out that he can't get him because his hands are full, so Sylvester nonchalantly tosses the flaps aside -- [[GravityIsAHarshMistress only to forget that without the flaps, he is no longer airborne and takes another fall]]. Whoops.
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* AlwaysNeedWhatYouGaveUp: At one point, Sylvester chases after Tweety using flaps to fly. He catches up with Tweety and [[IShallTauntYou gloats about how he has him now.now]]. Tweety points out that he can't get him because his hands are full, so Sylvester nonchalantly tosses the flaps aside -- [[GravityIsAHarshMistress only to forget that without the flaps, he is no longer airborne and takes another fall]]. Whoops.
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* AlwaysNeedWhatYouGaveUp: At one point, Sylvester chases after Tweety using flaps to fly. He catches up with Tweety and gloats about how he has him now. Tweety points out that he can't get him because his hands are full, so Sylvester nonchalantly tosses the flaps aside -- [[GravityIsAHarshMistress only to forget that without the flaps, he is no longer airborne and takes another fall]]. Whoops.
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* EndOfAnEra: Milt Franklyn, who had been Carl Stalling's orchestrator and succeeded him as musical director, passed away during the production of this cartoon, and William Lava took over to finish composing the music in a very different style from Stalling and Franklyn. The Stalling/Franklyn style and [[StandardSnippet library of musical quotations]] would be absent from the cartoons for decades.
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* EndOfAnEra: Milt Franklyn, who had been Carl Stalling's orchestrator and succeeded him as musical director, passed away during the production of this cartoon, and William Lava took over to finish composing the music in a very different style from Stalling and Franklyn. Said style is rather jarring, too, as it's easy to tell where Franklyn's style ends (after Sylvester's eyes follow the cage) and Lava's begins (with Sylvester trying to catch the cage with a butterfly net). The Stalling/Franklyn style and [[StandardSnippet library of musical quotations]] would be absent from the cartoons for decades.
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** In addition, the animation of Sylvester being dragged down the street by his [[RodAndReelRepurposed fishing line]] is reused from ''A Bird in a Bonnet''.
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* EndOfAnEra: Milt Franklyn passed away during the production of this cartoon, and William Lava took over to finish composing the music.
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* EndOfAnEra: Milt Franklyn Franklyn, who had been Carl Stalling's orchestrator and succeeded him as musical director, passed away during the production of this cartoon, and William Lava took over to finish composing the music.music in a very different style from Stalling and Franklyn. The Stalling/Franklyn style and [[StandardSnippet library of musical quotations]] would be absent from the cartoons for decades.
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* RecycledAnimation: It's brief, but the animation of Sylvester building his rocket is taken from ''Ain't She Tweet''. As such, Sylvester briefly resembles his appearance from ten years earlier.
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->''“Now your canary can fly around in his own back yard without leaving the security of his cage. At your corner pet shop, $12,95.”''
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'''The Jet Cage''' is a 1962 WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes short staring WesternAnimation/SylvesterTheCatAndTweetyBird. It was directed by Creator/FrizFreleng.
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! "Piwot to bomba'dier! Piwot to bomba'dier! Twopes away!":
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!!"Piwot to bomba'dier! Piwot to bomba'dier! Twopes
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-->'''Sylvester:''' And when I do, watch out bird.
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-->'''Sylvester:''' And when I do, watch out out, bird.
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* TrapDoor: How Tweety uses the hatch on the cage to dispose of Sylvester while it is flying over a brook.
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* TrapDoor: How Tweety uses the hatch on the cage Sylvester is crouching over to dispose of Sylvester while him (while it is flying over a brook.brook).
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* TrapDoor: Sylvester sneaks inside the cage while it is on the ground and Tweety is outside. However, he is crouching directly atop the hatch while it is flying over a brook.
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* TrapDoor: How Tweety uses the hatch on the cage to dispose of Sylvester sneaks inside the cage while it is on the ground and Tweety is outside. However, he is crouching directly atop the hatch while it is flying over a brook.
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!! "Piwot to bomba'dier! Piwot to bomba'dier! Twopes away!":
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* TrapDoor: Sylvester manages to fit into the cage while Tweety is outside. However, he is crouching directly atop the hatch while it is flying over a brook, and Tweety uses it to dispose of him.
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* TrapDoor: Sylvester manages to fit into sneaks inside the cage while it is on the ground and Tweety is outside. However, he is crouching directly atop the hatch while it is flying over a brook, and Tweety uses it to dispose of him.brook.
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* TrapDoor: Somehow, Sylvester manages to fit inside the birdcage while it is parked. However, he is crouching directly atop its hatch (while it is flying over a brook), and Tweety knows how to use it.
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* TrapDoor: Somehow, Sylvester manages to fit inside into the birdcage cage while it Tweety is parked. outside. However, he is crouching directly atop its the hatch (while while it is flying over a brook), brook, and Tweety knows how uses it to use it.dispose of him.
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* WhatADrag: When Sylvester casts a fishing line with a [[HollywoodMagnetism magnet]] attached, it manages to catch the base of the cage. However, after a very slow and sputtering start, Tweety is able to bust a move and drag Sylvester through the streets of town. Ends after a head-on collision with a tram, the crash of which is not shown but which (with the line being shown limping straight down) Tweety was clearly privy to.
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* WhatADrag: When Sylvester casts a [[RodAndReelRepurposed fishing line line]] with a [[HollywoodMagnetism magnet]] attached, it manages to catch the base of the cage. However, after a very slow and sputtering start, Tweety is able to bust a move and drag Sylvester through the streets of town. Ends after a head-on collision with a tram, the crash of which is not shown but which (with the line being shown limping straight down) Tweety was clearly privy to.
