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'''Cats and Bruises''' was a 1965 WesternAnimation/MerrieMelodies cartoon directed by Creator/FrizFreleng and an uncredited Hawley Pratt.
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"Cats and
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* PaperThinDisguise: Those WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse-type ears Sylvester uses to get in on the fun don't fool the revelers for long.
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* PaperThinDisguise: Those WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse-type ears Sylvester uses to get in on the fun don't fool the revelers for long.long, least of all Speedy, who sounds the alarm.
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Between a chase into a dog pound, a butterfly net, an inflatable raft, a makeshift catapult, and a hot rod (which he forgot to put brakes on), things go as well as they usually do for Sylvester.
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Between a chase into a dog pound, a butterfly net, an inflatable raft, a makeshift catapult, and a hot rod (which he forgot to put brakes on), things go as well as they usually do for Sylvester.
the ''poossy gato.''
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* GirlsLikeMusicians: An unnamed senorita in a rowboat date and on a balcony with Speedy. Complete with StandardSnippet.
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* SeesawCatapult: The plank that Sylvester balances over a box and uses the weight to propel himself onto.onto.
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'''Cats and Bruises''' was a WesternAnimation/MerrieMelodies cartoon directed by Creator/FrizFreleng.
The Cinco de Mayo festival is in full swing in one of the town squares. Among the dancing and partying mice is, of course, WesternAnimation/SpeedyGonzales. Sylvester the cat decides to crash the party by donning some mouse ears (making him appear to be a giant mouse), but the fun is short-lived as Speedy figures him out almost immediately.
The Cinco de Mayo festival is in full swing in one of the town squares. Among the dancing and partying mice is, of course, WesternAnimation/SpeedyGonzales. Sylvester the cat decides to crash the party by donning some mouse ears (making him appear to be a giant mouse), but the fun is short-lived as Speedy figures him out almost immediately.
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'''Cats and Bruises''' was a 1965 WesternAnimation/MerrieMelodies cartoon directed by Creator/FrizFreleng.
Creator/FrizFreleng and an uncredited Hawley Pratt.
The Cinco de Mayo festival is in full swing in one of the town squares. Among the dancing and partying mice is, of course, WesternAnimation/SpeedyGonzales. WesternAnimation/SpeedyGonzales. Sylvester the cat decides to crash the party by donning some mouse ears (making him appear to be a giant mouse), but the fun is short-lived as Speedy figures him out almost immediately.
immediately.
Between a chase into a dog pound, a butterfly net, an inflatable raft, a makeshift catapult, and a hot rod (which he forgot to put brakes on), things go as well as they usually do for Sylvester.
The Cinco de Mayo festival is in full swing in one of the town squares.
Between a chase into a dog pound, a butterfly net, an inflatable raft, a makeshift catapult, and a hot rod (which he forgot to put brakes on), things go as well as they usually do for Sylvester.
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* AnvilOnHead: The 500-lb weight Sylvester uses to propel himself up to the window ledge where Speedy is with his female companion. His success in grabbing and running off with him is short-lived, though, as the weight closes in on his skull like a {{Homing Boulder|s}}.
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* AnvilOnHead: The 500-lb weight Sylvester uses to propel himself up to the window ledge where Speedy is with his female companion. His success in grabbing and running off with him is short-lived, though, as the weight closes in on his skull like a {{Homing Boulder|s}}.
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* PunBasedTitle: A play on "cuts and bruises." It's ''not'' far off the mark, especially given Sylvester's wheelchair and bandages in the final scene.
* RecycledAnimation: "Canary Row," "WesternAnimation/DogPounded," "WesternAnimation/APizzaTweetyPie," "Here Today, Gone Tamale," and "WesternAnimation/ThePiedPiperOfGuadalupe" all get some action here.
* RecycledAnimation: "Canary Row," "WesternAnimation/DogPounded," "WesternAnimation/APizzaTweetyPie," "Here Today, Gone Tamale," and "WesternAnimation/ThePiedPiperOfGuadalupe" all get some action here.
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* PunBasedTitle: A play on "cuts and bruises." " It's ''not'' far off the mark, especially given Sylvester's wheelchair and bandages in the final scene.
* RecycledAnimation: "Canary Row," "WesternAnimation/DogPounded," "WesternAnimation/APizzaTweetyPie," "Here Today, Gone Tamale," and "WesternAnimation/ThePiedPiperOfGuadalupe" all get some actionhere.here.
* SeesawCatapult: The plank that Sylvester balances over a box and uses the weight to propel himself onto.
* RecycledAnimation: "Canary Row," "WesternAnimation/DogPounded," "WesternAnimation/APizzaTweetyPie," "Here Today, Gone Tamale," and "WesternAnimation/ThePiedPiperOfGuadalupe" all get some action
* SeesawCatapult: The plank that Sylvester balances over a box and uses the weight to propel himself onto.
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[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/10catsandbruises.jpg]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Thufferin' thuccotash, look at the size of that mouse!]]
'''Cats and Bruises''' was a WesternAnimation/MerrieMelodies cartoon directed by Creator/FrizFreleng.
The Cinco de Mayo festival is in full swing in one of the town squares. Among the dancing and partying mice is, of course, WesternAnimation/SpeedyGonzales. Sylvester the cat decides to crash the party by donning some mouse ears (making him appear to be a giant mouse), but the fun is short-lived as Speedy figures him out almost immediately.
While he would appear in two more cartoons, it is notable for being the final classic-era cartoon in which Sylvester has a speaking part.
! Tropes appearing in this cartoon:
* AnvilOnHead: The 500-lb weight Sylvester uses to propel himself up to the window ledge where Speedy is with his female companion. His success in grabbing and running off with him is short-lived, though, as the weight closes in on his skull like a {{Homing Boulder|s}}.
* PaperThinDisguise: Those WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse-type ears Sylvester uses to get in on the fun don't fool the revelers for long.
* PunBasedTitle: A play on "cuts and bruises." It's ''not'' far off the mark, especially given Sylvester's wheelchair and bandages in the final scene.
* RecycledAnimation: "Canary Row," "WesternAnimation/DogPounded," "WesternAnimation/APizzaTweetyPie," "Here Today, Gone Tamale," and "WesternAnimation/ThePiedPiperOfGuadalupe" all get some action here.
[[caption-width-right:350:Thufferin' thuccotash, look at the size of that mouse!]]
'''Cats and Bruises''' was a WesternAnimation/MerrieMelodies cartoon directed by Creator/FrizFreleng.
The Cinco de Mayo festival is in full swing in one of the town squares. Among the dancing and partying mice is, of course, WesternAnimation/SpeedyGonzales. Sylvester the cat decides to crash the party by donning some mouse ears (making him appear to be a giant mouse), but the fun is short-lived as Speedy figures him out almost immediately.
While he would appear in two more cartoons, it is notable for being the final classic-era cartoon in which Sylvester has a speaking part.
! Tropes appearing in this cartoon:
* AnvilOnHead: The 500-lb weight Sylvester uses to propel himself up to the window ledge where Speedy is with his female companion. His success in grabbing and running off with him is short-lived, though, as the weight closes in on his skull like a {{Homing Boulder|s}}.
* PaperThinDisguise: Those WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse-type ears Sylvester uses to get in on the fun don't fool the revelers for long.
* PunBasedTitle: A play on "cuts and bruises." It's ''not'' far off the mark, especially given Sylvester's wheelchair and bandages in the final scene.
* RecycledAnimation: "Canary Row," "WesternAnimation/DogPounded," "WesternAnimation/APizzaTweetyPie," "Here Today, Gone Tamale," and "WesternAnimation/ThePiedPiperOfGuadalupe" all get some action here.
