History WesternAnimation / APizzaTweetyPie

'''A Pizza Tweety Pie''' is a 1958 WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes cartoon with WesternAnimation/TweetyAndSylvester. It was directed by Creator/FrizFreleng.

! DUCKA YOU HEAD, LOWLA TROPEADA:

* WhatADrag: While Granny takes Tweety on a gondola ride, Sylvester tries to catch the cage with a fishing rod. The hook gets caught on the speedboat instead, dragging the poor cat across the canal, in the path of a striped pole (which he lifts his tail up to allow to go between his legs), and into a bridge.

* DropTheHammer: Granny ties a mallet to the strand of spaghetti that manages to catch Tweety’s neck.

* Didn’tThinkThisThrough: When Sylvester first sees Tweety from a balcony in an opposite building, he’s so eager to catch and eat Tweety that he doesn’t watch where he’s going ... and falls into the flooded canals of Venice!

* Didn’tThinkThingsThrough: When Sylvester first sees Tweety from a balcony in an opposite building, he’s so eager to catch and eat Tweety that he doesn’t watch where he’s going ... and falls into the flooded canals of Venice!

* GlobalIgnorance: Tweety looks out the window at the Venetian canals and thinks the entire city is flooded. He also feels sorry for all those barbershops underwater, mistaking the gondola poles for barber poles.

So, clearly without watching where he’s going, Sylvester takes both halves of a submarine roll and goes dashing toward his prey. Thereafter, things go as well as they usually do for the puddy tat. Among a canoe that needed to be unanchored, an elevator ride, an inflatable raft, a balloon powered by a table fan, and a fishing rod which ends up snaring a speedboat instead, the ending is usually (but not always) a wet one.

!! DUCKA YOU HEAD, LOWLA TROPEADA:

So, clearly without watching where he’s going, Sylvester takes both halves of a submarine roll and goes dashing toward his prey. Thereafter, things go as well as they usually do for the puddy tat. Among a canoe that needed to be unanchored, an elevator ride, an inflatable raft, a balloon powered by a table fan, and a fishing rod which ends up snaring a speedboat instead, the ending is usually (but not always) a wet one.

* FailedASpotCheck: The sign that hangs over the tunnel under which the speedboat passes and Sylvester fails to notice (because he was distracted by how he overcame a striped pole in his path).

Granny and Tweety have just set up at their hotel Venice, Italy -- where is spooked at the sight of all the poles around the canal, thinking that there's so many barber shops in the area undone by a broken dam.

So, clearly without watching where he’s going, Sylvester takes both halves of a submarine roll and goes dashing toward his prey. Thereafter, things go as well as they usually do for the puddy tat. Among a canoe that needed to be unanchored, an elevator ride, an inflatable raft, a balloon powered by a table fan, and a fishing rod which ends up snaring a speedboat instead, the ending is usually (but not always) a wet one.

Granny and Tweety have just set up at their hotel Venice, Italy. The canary is spooked at the sight of all the poles around the canal, thinking that there's so many barber shops in the area.

So, clearly without watching where he’s going, Sylvester takes both halves of a submarine roll and goes dashing toward his prey.

Thereafter, things go as well as they usually do for the puddy tat. Among a canoe that needed to be unanchored, an elevator ride, an inflatable raft, a balloon powered by a table fan, and a fishing rod which ends up snaring a speedboat instead, the ending is usually (but not always) a wet one.

* FailedASpotCheck: The sign that hangs over the tunnel under which the speedboat passes and Sylvester fails to notice (because he was distracted by how he overcame the striped pole in his path).

* WhatADrag: While Granny takes Tweety on a gondola ride, Sylvester tries to catch the cage with a fishing rod. The hook gets caught on a speedboat instead, dragging the poor cat across the canal, to a striped pole (which he lifts up his tail to avoid), and into a bridge.

* WhatADrag: While Granny takes Tweety on a gondola ride, Sylvester tries to catch the cage with a fishing rod. The hook gets caught on a speedboat instead, dragging the poor cat across the canal and into a bridge.

[[caption-width-right:350:"Santa Lucia" in Italian.]]Venice, anyone?

Settling in quickly, Tweety is just blissfully singing away when Sylvester, from a balcony in an opposite building, notices him and decides he’d be a perfect ''sand-a-wich-a.''

Thereafter, things go as well as they usually do for the puddy tat. Between a canoe that needed to be unanchored, an elevator ride, an inflatable raft, a balloon powered by a table fan, and a fishing rod which ends up snaring a speedboat instead, the ending is usually (but not always) a wet one.

---> DUCKA YOU HEAD [[Creator/GinaLollobrigida LOWLA BRIDGEADA]]

* GratuitousItalian: While in a gondola, Granny says "This is so cacciatore." Which is utter nonsense, as ''cacciatore'' is Italian for hunter, and refers to the dish chicken cacciatore (in other words, prepared hunter style).

* ShoutOut: The "Lowla Bridgeada" sign is a pun on famous Italian actress Creator/GinaLollobridgida.

* ThreateningShark: Very much downplayed. As he tries swinging over to the opposite balcony to catch Tweety, Sylvester winds up going straight into the drink — and into the awaiting jaws of a shark. He’s out of there in less than three seconds!

* FailedASpotCheck: The sign that hangs over the tunnel under which the speedboat passes and Sylvester fails to notice.

* ThreateningShark: Very much downplayed. As he tries swinging over to the opposite balcony to catch Tweety, Sylvester winds up going straight into the drink — and into the awaiting jaws of a shark. He’s out of there in less than three seconds!
* VisualPun: The sign that hangs over the tunnel under which the speedboat passes and Sylvester fails to notice.
---> DUCKA YOU HEAD [[Creator/GinaLollobrigida LOWLA BRIDGEADA]]

Thereafter, things go as well as they usually do for the puddy tat. Between a canoe he’s forgotten to detach, an elevator ride, an inflatable raft, a balloon powered by a table fan, a fishing rod which ends up snaring a speedboat instead, the ending is usually (but not always) a wet one.

* ThreateningShark: Very much downplayed. As he tries swinging over to the opposite balcony to catch Tweety, Sylvester winds up going straight into the drink — and into the awaiting jaws of a shark. He’s out of there in less than three seconds!

Granny and Tweety have just set up at their hotel Venice, Italy. The canary is spooked at the sight of all the poles around the canal, thinking that there's so many barber shops in the area.

* AbsenteeActor: Would you believe Daws Butler had a part in this cartoon?

Granny and Tweety have just set up at their hotel Venice, Italy. The canary is spooked at the sight of all the poles around the canal, thinking that there's so many barber shops in the area.

Thereafter, things go as well as they usually do for the puddy tat. Between a canoe he’s forgotten to detach, an elevator ride, an inflatable raft, a balloon powered by a table fan, a fishing rod which ends up snaring a speedboat instead, the ending is usually a wet one.

Granny and Tweety have just set up at their hotel Venice, Italy.

Tweety is just blissfully singing away (“Santa Lucia,” to be precise) when Sylvester, from a balcony in an opposite building, notices him and decides he’d be a perfect sand-a-wich-a.

So, clearly without watching where he’s going, Sylvester takes both halves of a submarine roll and goes dashing toward his prey. Into the drink.

Absentee Actor: Would you believe Daws Butler had a part in this cartoon?
Circling Birdies: In the absolute last scene of the cartoon, Sylvester sees white outlines of them. Interestingly, they are the ones who deliver the only instance of Tweety’s catch phrase, “I tawt I taw a puddy tat!”
Drop the Hammer: Granny ties a mallet to the strand of spaghetti that manages to catch Tweety’s neck.
Improvised Weapon: When he hears Tweety singing again, Sylvester uses a long strand of spaghetti as a lasso. It reaches its target.
Threatening Shark: Very much downplayed. As he tries swinging over to the opposite balcony to catch Tweety, Sylvester winds up going straight into the drink — and into the awaiting jaws of a shark. He’s out of there in less than three seconds!