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In this one, as usual, Sylvester--actually called "Thomas"--is trying to eat Tweety. Syl--uh, "Thomas" first catches Tweety outside on a cold, snowy day, but Tweety is saved by Thomas's owner, an attractive young woman (as opposed to Granny from the later shorts). The woman takes pity on cute little Tweety and takes him inside. Thomas constructs several elaborate towers to get to Tweety's cage, which is hanging on the ceiling. Tweety always cuts them down, however, and Thomas's owner whacks him with a broom for trying to eat Tweety. Eventually, Thomas constructs an elaborate Rube Goldberg trap with which to lure Tweety out of his cage.
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In this one, as usual, Sylvester--actually called "Thomas"--is trying to eat Tweety. Syl--uh, "Thomas" first catches Tweety outside on a cold, snowy day, but Tweety is saved by Thomas's owner, an attractive young woman (as opposed to the elderly Granny from the later shorts). The woman takes pity on cute little Tweety and takes him inside. Thomas constructs several elaborate towers to get to Tweety's cage, which is hanging on the ceiling. Tweety always cuts them down, however, and Thomas's owner whacks him with a broom for trying to eat Tweety. Eventually, Thomas constructs an elaborate Rube Goldberg trap with which to lure Tweety out of his cage.
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"Tweetie Pie" was directed by Creator/FrizFreleng.
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"Tweetie Pie" was directed by Creator/FrizFreleng.
Creator/FrizFreleng. Won the 1947 [[UsefulNotes/AcademyAward Oscar]] for Best Short Subject: Cartoons, the first ''Looney Tunes'' short to earn the award and breaking [[Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer MGM]]'s four-win streak with ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry''.
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''Tweetie Pie'' is a 1947 WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes cartoon, starring WesternAnimation/SylvesterTheCatAndTweetyBird. It was the first time that Sylvester and Tweety starred together, although each had appeared in previous Looney Tunes shorts.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: The title spells his name as "Tweetie Pie", but later shorts would spell it as "Tweety Pie".
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* OhCrap: Sylvester when Tweety pulls out a needle to poke his palm with after the cat manages to trap him in a cup.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnX: The title spells his name as "Tweetie Pie", but later shorts would spell it as "Tweety Pie".
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* RunningGag: The owner whacking Sylvester with a broom for trying to eat Tweety. The short ends with Sylvester throwing the owner's broom into the fire, only for Tweety to start whacking him with a shovel.
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* RunningGag: The owner whacking Sylvester with a broom for trying to eat Tweety. The short ends with Sylvester throwing the owner's broom into the fire, only for Tweety to start whacking him with a shovel.shovel.
* SpellMyNameWithAnX: The title spells his name as "Tweetie Pie", but later shorts would spell it as "Tweety Pie".
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* HarmlessVillain: Sylvester, as usual.
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''Tweetie Pie'' is a 1947 WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes cartoon, starring WesternAnimation/SylvesterTheCatAndTweetyBird. It was the first time that Sylvester and Tweety starred together, although each had appeared in previous Looney Tunes shorts.
In this one, as usual, Sylvester--actually called "Thomas"--is trying to eat Tweety. Syl--uh, "Thomas" first catches Tweety outside on a cold, snowy day, but Tweety is saved by Thomas's owner, an attractive young woman (as opposed to Granny from the later shorts). The woman takes pity on cute little Tweety and takes him inside. Thomas constructs several elaborate towers to get to Tweety's cage, which is hanging on the ceiling. Tweety always cuts them down, however, and Thomas's owner whacks him with a broom for trying to eat Tweety. Eventually, Thomas constructs an elaborate Rube Goldberg trap with which to lure Tweety out of his cage.
''Tweetie Pie'' was directed by Creator/FrizFreleng.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Sylvester is called "Thomas" for starters. Also, he's mute, save for the occasional "ouch!", and he occasionally yowls like a real cat.
* TheFaceless: The face of Sylvester's owner is never seen.
* RubeGoldbergDevice: After repeatedly failing to climb to Tweety's birdcage, Sylvester builds an elaborate Rube Goldberg device to lure Tweety out of his cage and drop a bowling ball on his head. Somehow, the bowling ball falls on Sylvester's head.
* RunningGag: The owner whacking Sylvester with a broom for trying to eat Tweety. The short ends with Sylvester throwing the owner's broom into the fire, only for Tweety to start whacking him with a shovel.
In this one, as usual, Sylvester--actually called "Thomas"--is trying to eat Tweety. Syl--uh, "Thomas" first catches Tweety outside on a cold, snowy day, but Tweety is saved by Thomas's owner, an attractive young woman (as opposed to Granny from the later shorts). The woman takes pity on cute little Tweety and takes him inside. Thomas constructs several elaborate towers to get to Tweety's cage, which is hanging on the ceiling. Tweety always cuts them down, however, and Thomas's owner whacks him with a broom for trying to eat Tweety. Eventually, Thomas constructs an elaborate Rube Goldberg trap with which to lure Tweety out of his cage.
''Tweetie Pie'' was directed by Creator/FrizFreleng.
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!!Tropes:
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Sylvester is called "Thomas" for starters. Also, he's mute, save for the occasional "ouch!", and he occasionally yowls like a real cat.
* TheFaceless: The face of Sylvester's owner is never seen.
* RubeGoldbergDevice: After repeatedly failing to climb to Tweety's birdcage, Sylvester builds an elaborate Rube Goldberg device to lure Tweety out of his cage and drop a bowling ball on his head. Somehow, the bowling ball falls on Sylvester's head.
* RunningGag: The owner whacking Sylvester with a broom for trying to eat Tweety. The short ends with Sylvester throwing the owner's broom into the fire, only for Tweety to start whacking him with a shovel.
