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''The Timid Toreador'' is a [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfAnimation 1940]] WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes cartoon, co-directed by Creator/BobClampett and Norm [=McCabe=], and starring WesternAnimation/PorkyPig.
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''The Timid Toreador'' is a [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfAnimation 1940]] WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes cartoon, co-directed by Creator/BobClampett and Norm [=McCabe=], [=McCabe=][[note]]This and "Porky's Snooze Reel" had Clampett and [=McCabe=] as directors because Clampett was too sick to work and Norm [=McCabe=] stepped in to finish. This led [=McCabe=] to become a short-lived director for Warner Bros.[[/note]], and starring WesternAnimation/PorkyPig.
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* ComedicSociopathy: While the matador is risking getting gored by Slapsy the Bull, the annoucer keeps a jovial attitude through the whole thing. He even casually messes with a yo-yo while commenting on the bullfight.
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* ComedicSociopathy: While the matador is risking getting gored by Slapsy the Bull, the annoucer announcer keeps a jovial attitude through the whole thing. He even casually messes with a yo-yo while commenting on the bullfight.
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* StockFootage: The shot of the audience throwing their hats in the air is reused animation from ''Little Pancho Vanilla'' (1938).
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* StockFootage: The shot of the audience throwing their hats in the air is reused animation from a Creator/FrankTashlin color cartoon called ''Little Pancho Vanilla'' (1938).
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** The sombrero-shaped restautant seen in the opening is a reference to an old chain of Los Angeles restaurants called the Brown Derby.
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** The sombrero-shaped restautant restaurant seen in the opening is a reference to an old chain of Los Angeles restaurants called the Brown Derby.
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** The sombrero-shaped restautant seen in the opening is a reference to an old chain of Los Angeles restautants called the Brown Derby.
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** The sombrero-shaped restautant seen in the opening is a reference to an old chain of Los Angeles restautants restaurants called the Brown Derby.
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* StockFootage: The shot of the audience throwing their hats in the air is reused animation from ''Little Pancho Vanilla'' (1938).
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* BigEater: Slapsy devours Porky's entire box of Hot Tamales in seconds, and immediately comes to regret it afterward.
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''The Timid Toreador'' is a [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfAnimation 1940]] WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes cartoon, co-directed by Creator/BobClampett and Norm Mccabe and starring WesternAnimation/PorkyPig.
The cartoon is set in a Mexican town. After a sight gag filled opening, we're treated to Porky Pig strolling through the streets and selling very spicy hot tamales, one of which roasts a chicken that unwittingly eats one. Elsewhere, a bullfight takes place between a cowardly matador, Punchy Pancho, and a bull named Slapsy Rosenbull. After some comedic escapades between the bull and his victim, Porky unwittingly walks into the ring and lands himself in hot water when the bull starts gunning for him.
The cartoon is set in a Mexican town. After a sight gag filled opening, we're treated to Porky Pig strolling through the streets and selling very spicy hot tamales, one of which roasts a chicken that unwittingly eats one. Elsewhere, a bullfight takes place between a cowardly matador, Punchy Pancho, and a bull named Slapsy Rosenbull. After some comedic escapades between the bull and his victim, Porky unwittingly walks into the ring and lands himself in hot water when the bull starts gunning for him.
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''The Timid Toreador'' is a [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfAnimation 1940]] WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes cartoon, co-directed by Creator/BobClampett and Norm Mccabe [=McCabe=], and starring WesternAnimation/PorkyPig.
The cartoon is set in a Mexican town. Aftera sight gag an opening filled opening, with sight gags, we're treated to Porky Pig strolling through the streets and selling very spicy hot tamales, one of which roasts a chicken that unwittingly eats one.one of the tamales. Elsewhere, a bullfight takes place between a cowardly matador, Punchy Pancho, and a bull named Slapsy Rosenbull. After some comedic escapades between the bull and his victim, Porky unwittingly walks into the ring and lands himself in hot water when the bull starts gunning for him.
The cartoon is set in a Mexican town. After
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* AnimateInanimateObject: In the opening, a lady is washing a pair of long johns and whacks it with a paddle to straighten it out. Not a moment later, the long johns spring to life and whacks her behind with the paddle before diving back into the fountain, leaving the woman staring at the viewer in stunned silence.
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* AnimateInanimateObject: In the opening, a lady is washing a pair of long johns and whacks it with a paddle to straighten it out. Not a moment later, the long johns spring to life and whacks whack her behind with the paddle before diving back into the fountain, leaving the woman staring at the viewer in stunned silence.
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** The Sombrero shaped restautant seen in the opening is a reference to an old chain of LA restautants called the Brown Derby.
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** The Sombrero shaped sombrero-shaped restautant seen in the opening is a reference to an old chain of LA Los Angeles restautants called the Brown Derby.
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* VisualPun: The poster advertising the bullfight in the opening lists out the matadors, toreadors, picadors, as well as a 'cuspidor' (a spitoon).
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* VisualPun: The poster advertising the bullfight in the opening lists out the matadors, toreadors, toreadors and picadors, as well as a 'cuspidor' (a spitoon).spittoon).
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The cartoon is set in a Mexican town. After a sight gag filled opening, we'rw treated to Porky Pig strolling through the streets and selling very spicy hot tamales, one of which roasts a chicken that unwittingly eats one. Elsewhere, a bullfight takes place between a cowardly matador, Punchy Pancho, and a bull named Slapsy Rosenbull. After some comedic escapades between the bull and his victim, Porky unwittingly walks into the ring and lands himself in hot water when the bull starts gunning for him.
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The cartoon is set in a Mexican town. After a sight gag filled opening, we'rw we're treated to Porky Pig strolling through the streets and selling very spicy hot tamales, one of which roasts a chicken that unwittingly eats one. Elsewhere, a bullfight takes place between a cowardly matador, Punchy Pancho, and a bull named Slapsy Rosenbull. After some comedic escapades between the bull and his victim, Porky unwittingly walks into the ring and lands himself in hot water when the bull starts gunning for him.
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* AnimateInanimateObject: In the opening, a lady is washing a pair of long johns and whacks it with a paddle to straighten it out. Not a moment later, the long johns spring to life and whacks her behind with the paddle before diving back into the fountain, leaving the woman staring at the viewer in stunned silence.
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** Porky foolishly walks right into an ''active bull ring'' to sell his hot tamales. He doesn't realize his gaffe until the bull is literally breathing down his neck.
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** Porky foolishly walks right into an ''active bull ring'' to sell his hot tamales. He doesn't realize his gaffe until the bull is literally breathing down his neck.neck.
* VisualPun: The poster advertising the bullfight in the opening lists out the matadors, toreadors, picadors, as well as a 'cuspidor' (a spitoon).
* VisualPun: The poster advertising the bullfight in the opening lists out the matadors, toreadors, picadors, as well as a 'cuspidor' (a spitoon).
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* BeastlyBloodsportsBeastlyBloodsports: The centerpiece of the cartoon involves a bullfight.
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* ChekhovsGun: The hot tamales are instrumental in defeating Slapsy in the end.
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* OhCrap: Porky does a double take when he realizes too late that Slapsy is gunning for him.
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* OutOfFocus: Porky is absent from more than half the cartoon, and doesn't factor into the plot until the climax.
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* TooDumbToLive: Porky foolishly walks right into an ''active bull ring'' to sell his hot tamales. He doesn't realize his gaffe until the bull is literally breathing down his neck.
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** Another matador at one point rests on his horse and uncontrollably laughs at Slapsy, setting himself right up as a target. Thankfully, he doesn't die when Slapsy rams him--he just gets mashed up with his horse into a centaur for a sight gag.
** Porky foolishly walks right into an ''active bull ring'' to sell his hot tamales. He doesn't realize his gaffe until the bull is literally breathing down his neck.
** Another matador at one point rests on his horse and uncontrollably laughs at Slapsy, setting himself right up as a target. Thankfully, he doesn't die when Slapsy rams him--he just gets mashed up with his horse into a centaur for a sight gag.
** Porky foolishly walks right into an ''active bull ring'' to sell his hot tamales. He doesn't realize his gaffe until the bull is literally breathing down his neck.
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The cartoon is set in a Mexican town. After a sight gag filled opening, we'rw treated to Porky Pig strolling through the streets and selling very spicy hot tamales, one of which roasts a chicken that unwittingly eats one. Elsewhere, a bullfight takes place between a cowardly matador and a bull named Slapsy Rosenbull. After some comedic escapades between the bull and his victim, Porky unwittingly walks into the ring and lands himself in hot water when the bull starts gunning for him.
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The cartoon is set in a Mexican town. After a sight gag filled opening, we'rw treated to Porky Pig strolling through the streets and selling very spicy hot tamales, one of which roasts a chicken that unwittingly eats one. Elsewhere, a bullfight takes place between a cowardly matador matador, Punchy Pancho, and a bull named Slapsy Rosenbull. After some comedic escapades between the bull and his victim, Porky unwittingly walks into the ring and lands himself in hot water when the bull starts gunning for him.
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* StandardSnippet: While he's selling tamales, Porky is strutting to the staple south of the border tune "La Cucaracha" with his own lyrics on top.
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* TooDumbToLive: Porky foolishly walks right into an ''active bull ring'' to sell his hot tamales. He doesn't realize his gaffe just until the bull is breathing down his neck.
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* TooDumbToLive: Porky foolishly walks right into an ''active bull ring'' to sell his hot tamales. He doesn't realize his gaffe just until the bull is literally breathing down his neck.
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The cartoon is set in a Mexican town.
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The cartoon is set in a Mexican town. \n After a sight gag filled opening, we'rw treated to Porky Pig strolling through the streets and selling very spicy hot tamales, one of which roasts a chicken that unwittingly eats one. Elsewhere, a bullfight takes place between a cowardly matador and a bull named Slapsy Rosenbull. After some comedic escapades between the bull and his victim, Porky unwittingly walks into the ring and lands himself in hot water when the bull starts gunning for him.
* GirlyScream: The matador lets off a few of these as Slapsy chases him.
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** Porky impersonates [[Creator/LaurelAndHardy Oliver Hardy]] for the ending gag.
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** Porky impersonates [[Creator/LaurelAndHardy Oliver Hardy]] for the ending gag.gag.
* TooDumbToLive: Porky foolishly walks right into an ''active bull ring'' to sell his hot tamales. He doesn't realize his gaffe just until the bull is breathing down his neck.
* TooDumbToLive: Porky foolishly walks right into an ''active bull ring'' to sell his hot tamales. He doesn't realize his gaffe just until the bull is breathing down his neck.
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''The Timid Toreador'' is a 1940 [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfAnimation 1940]] WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes cartoon, co-directed by Creator/BobClampett and Norm Mccabe and starring WesternAnimation/PorkyPig.
WesternAnimation/PorkyPig.
The cartoon is set in a Mexican town.
The cartoon is set in a Mexican town.
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** Slapsy Rosenbull is a reference to then-famous boxer Maxie Rosenbloom.
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** Slapsy Rosenbull is a reference to then-famous boxer Maxie Rosenbloom.Rosenbloom.
** Porky impersonates [[Creator/LaurelAndHardy Oliver Hardy]] for the ending gag.
** Porky impersonates [[Creator/LaurelAndHardy Oliver Hardy]] for the ending gag.
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* ShoutOut: The Sombrero shaped restautant seen in the opening is a reference to an old chain of LA restautants called the Brown Derby.
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** The Sombrero shaped restautant seen in the opening is a reference to an old chain of LA restautants called the BrownDerby.Derby.
** Slapsy Rosenbull is a reference to then-famous boxer Maxie Rosenbloom.
** The Sombrero shaped restautant seen in the opening is a reference to an old chain of LA restautants called the Brown
** Slapsy Rosenbull is a reference to then-famous boxer Maxie Rosenbloom.
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''The Timid Toreador'' is a 1940 WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes cartoon.
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''The Timid Toreador'' is a 1940 WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes cartoon.
cartoon, co-directed by Creator/BobClampett and Norm Mccabe and starring WesternAnimation/PorkyPig.
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* BlazingInfernoHellfireSauce: Porky's Hot Tamales are so spicy, that a chicken ''explodes'' from eating just one of them. Slapsy the Bull is sent reeling out of control when he foolishly downs Porky's whole box of them.
* ComedicSociopathy: While the matador is risking getting gored by Slapsy the Bull, the annoucer keeps a jovial attitude through the whole thing. He even casually messes with a yo-yo while commenting on the bullfight.
* ShoutOut: The Sombrero shaped restautant seen in the opening is a reference to an old chain of LA restautants called the Brown Derby.
* BlazingInfernoHellfireSauce: Porky's Hot Tamales are so spicy, that a chicken ''explodes'' from eating just one of them. Slapsy the Bull is sent reeling out of control when he foolishly downs Porky's whole box of them.
* ComedicSociopathy: While the matador is risking getting gored by Slapsy the Bull, the annoucer keeps a jovial attitude through the whole thing. He even casually messes with a yo-yo while commenting on the bullfight.
* ShoutOut: The Sombrero shaped restautant seen in the opening is a reference to an old chain of LA restautants called the Brown Derby.
