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* KarloffKopy: The mad scientist bears a noticeable resemblance to Creator/BorisKarloff.
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One night while Bugs Bunny is sleeping, a rain occurs and floods his hole, causing him to be carried out onto a river leading to the castle of an evil scientist, who captures him with the intent of removing the rabbit's brain and placing it in his recently-created robot. However, once Bugs wakes up and realizes where he is, he escapes in a panic, prompting the scientist to send in his assistant Rudolph to bring Bugs back to him. Soon enough, HilarityEnsues.
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One night while Bugs Bunny is sleeping, a rain occurs and floods his hole, causing him to be carried out onto a river leading to the castle of an evil scientist, who captures him with the intent of removing the rabbit's brain and placing it in his recently-created recently created robot. However, once Bugs wakes up and realizes where he is, he escapes in a panic, prompting the scientist to send in his assistant Rudolph to bring Bugs back to him. Soon enough, HilarityEnsues.
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* CasualDangerDialog: Initially averted as Bugs greets the scientist with his usual catchphrase and questions what is going on in a more panicked manner, but as soon as he encounters Rudolph, he plays it straight and proceeds to give the monster a hairdo.
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* CasualDangerDialog: CasualDangerDialogue: Initially averted as Bugs greets the scientist with his usual catchphrase and questions what is going on in a more panicked manner, but as soon as he encounters Rudolph, he plays it straight and proceeds to give the monster a hairdo.
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* AnAxeToGrind: The mad scientist holds one as he turns an invisible Bugs back to normal and tosses it at him in an attempt to kill him. However, Bugs quickly ducks, causing it to shatter a huge ether bottle that results in the two of them being drugged.
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* PublicDomainSoundtrack: Sort of. The background music, particularly at the beginning, contains elements of Chopin's "Raindrop Sonata."
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* InvisibleStomachVisibleFood: After getting rid of Rudolph, Bugs contentedly munches on a carrot and we can see its bits fall into where his stomach is. Unfortunately, that is when the mad scientist makes Bugs visible again with a convenient bottle of [[VisualPun hare restorer]].
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* InvisibleStomachVisibleFood: After getting rid of Rudolph, Bugs contentedly munches on a carrot and we can see its bits fall into where his stomach is.is as soon as he gulps it down. Unfortunately, that is when the mad scientist makes Bugs visible again with a convenient bottle of [[VisualPun hare restorer]].
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'''Water, Water Every Hare''' is a 1952 ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' cartoon directed by Creator/ChuckJones, starring everyone's favorite trickster rabbit, WesternAnimation/BugsBunny. It is also the second appearance of the then-unnamed Gossamer, who is referred to as Rudolph here, and also features an unnamed MadScientist who would later be named Dr. Moron.
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* MushroomSamba: The ether causes both Bugs and the mad scientist to be slower and drowsy.
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* DrugsCausingSlowMotion: After breaking a bottle of ether, Bugs and the scientist have a LowSpeedChase. To make it more comedic, a very very slow version of the William Tell Overture plays in the background.
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* InvisibleStomachVisibleFood: After getting rid of Rudolph, Bugs contentedly munches on a carrot and we can see its bits fall into where his stomach is. Unfortunately, that is when the mad scientist makes Bugs visible again with a convenient bottle of [[VisualPun hare restorer.restorer]].
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* WhenItRainsItPours: The rain in the cartoon is so heavy that it floods Bugs' hole.
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* ShrugTake: The MadScientist makes a shrug at the end of the LowSpeedChase and says "nighty-night" before falling asleep on the floor. Following his escape out of the castle, Bugs himself does this.
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* StandardSnippet: The music that plays during Bugs and the mad scientist's groggy chase scene is a slowed-down, "drowsy" version of the ''William Tell Overture''.
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One night while Bugs Bunny is sleeping, a rain occurs and floods his hole, causing him to be carried out onto a river leading to the castle of an evil scientist, who captures him wit with the intent of removing the rabbit's brain and placing it in his recently-created robot. However, once Bugs wakes up and realizes where he is, he escapes in a panic, prompting the scientist to send in his assistant Rudolph to bring Bugs back to him. Soon enough, HilarityEnsues.
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* RodAndReelRepurposed: The mad scientist uses a fishing rod to snatch up a sleeping Bugs just as the rabbit comes close to going over a waterfall. The mattress is left behind and falls down the waterfall.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: The evil scientist character is based on Creator/BorisKarloff.
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-->'''Mad Scientist''': Never send a monster to do the work of an evil scientist.
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* HeliumSpeech: A variation. As a result of the below trope, Rudolph's roar rises in pitch as he shrinks. By the end, he speaks in a high-pitched voice as well.
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* ChattyHairdresser: Repeating the gag from "WesternAnimation/HairRaisingHare", Bugs pretends to be a hairdresser, doing Rudolph's hair while he chats about how "eeenteresting" monsters are. He then decides to give Rudolph a perm, using dynamite sticks as curlers.
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* DelayedReaction: As his burrow floods, Bugs wakes up to get a glass of water and walks back to bed, never realizing he's underwater the whole time.
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* GagHaircut: When confronted with Rudolph, Bugs pretends to be a hairdresser who quickly offers to style Rudolph's hair. He decides to give the monster a permanent, using dynamite instead of rollers. The dynamite explodes, leaving a bald spot on top of Rudolph's head. Rudolph then ties his hair over the spot before going after Bugs.
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* NoMoreForMe: After Bugs shrinks him, Rudolph changes into a hat and suit, moves into a mouse hole, kicks the mouse out and closes the door, leaving a sign that reads "I quit!". The mouse takes out a liquor bottle and says "I quit too!" before running off.
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'''Water, Water Every Hare''' is a 1952 ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' cartoon directed by Creator/ChuckJones, starring the famous trickster rabbit, WesternAnimation/BugsBunny. It is also the second appearance of the then-unnamed Gossamer, who is referred to as Rudolph here, and also features an unnamed MadScientist who would later be named Dr. Moron.
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'''Water, Water Every Hare''' is a 1952 ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' cartoon directed by Creator/ChuckJones, starring the famous everyone's favorite trickster rabbit, WesternAnimation/BugsBunny. It is also the second appearance of the then-unnamed Gossamer, who is referred to as Rudolph here, and also features an unnamed MadScientist who would later be named Dr. Moron.
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* VillainousRescue: The mad sceintist catches Bugs Bunny, who is still sleeping, with a fishing rod just as the latter is about to fall off a waterfall.
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* VillainousRescue: The mad sceintist scientist catches Bugs Bunny, who is still sleeping, with a fishing rod just as the latter is about to fall off a waterfall.
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One night while Bugs Bunny is sleeping, a rain occurs and floods his hole, causing him to be carried out onto a river leading to the castle of an evil scientist, who captures him wit the intent of removing the rabbit's brain and placing it in his recently-created robot. However, once Bugs wakes up and realizes where he is, he escapes in a panic, prompting the scientist to send in his assistant Rudolph to bring Bugs back to him. Soon enough, HilarityEnsues.
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* NonFatalExplosions: Bugs ties some sticks of dynamite to Rudolph's head and lights them, causing them to explode, but other than merely losing the hair on his scalp, the monster suffers no visible damage or an AshFace.
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* NonFatalExplosions: Bugs ties some sticks of dynamite to Rudolph's head and lights them, causing them to explode, but other than merely losing the hair on his scalp, the monster suffers no visible damage or an AshFace.
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* MushroomSamba: The ether drugs both Bugs and the mad scientist, causing them to be slower and drowsy.
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'''Water, Water Every Hare''' is a 1952 ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' cartoon directed by Creator/ChuckJones, starring the famous trickster rabbit, WesternAnimation/Bugs Bunny. It is also the second appearance of the then-unnamed Gossamer, who is referred to as Rudolph here, and also features an unnamed MadScientist who would later be named Dr. Moron.
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'''Water, Water Every Hare''' is a 1952 ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' cartoon directed by Creator/ChuckJones, starring the famous trickster rabbit, WesternAnimation/Bugs Bunny.WesternAnimation/BugsBunny. It is also the second appearance of the then-unnamed Gossamer, who is referred to as Rudolph here, and also features an unnamed MadScientist who would later be named Dr. Moron.
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[[caption-width-right:350:"Now I've gotta give an interesting old lady a manicure, but I'll be back before you're done".]]
'''Water, Water Every Hare''' is a 1952 ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' cartoon directed by Creator/ChuckJones, starring the famous trickster rabbit, WesternAnimation/Bugs Bunny. It is also the second appearance of the then-unnamed Gossamer, who is referred to as Rudolph here, and also features an unnamed MadScientist who would later be named Dr. Moron.
One night while Bugs Bunny is sleeping, a rain occurs and floods his hole, causing him to be carried out onto a river leading to the castle of an evil scientist, who captures him wit the intent of removing the rabbit's brain and placing it in his recently-created robot. However, once Bugs wakes up and realizes where he is, he escapes in a panic, prompting the scientist to send in his assistant Rudolph to bring Bugs to him. Soon enough, HilarityEnsues.
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* AnAxeToGrind: The mad scientist holds one as he turns an invisible Bugs back to normal and tosses it at him in an attempt to kill him. However, Bugs quickly ducks, causing it to shatter a huge ether bottle that results in the two of them being drugged.
* AndYourRewardIsEdible: The mad scientist promises to reward Rudolph with spider goulash if he returns Bugs to him.
* BookEnds: The cartoon starts and ends with Bugs sleeping in his flooded hole.
* CasualDangerDialog: Initially averted as Bugs greets the scientist with his usual catchphrase and questions what is going on in a more panicked manner, but as soon as he encounters Rudolph, he plays it straight and proceeds to give the monster a hairdo.
* FauxAffablyEvil: Once the mad scientist restores Bugs with hare restorer, he calmly tells the latter to be cooperative and let him have his brain.
* HauntedCastle: Where the mad scientist and Rudolph live. It has flashing neon signs that read "EVIL SCIENTIST" and "BOO".
* IncredibleShrinkingMan: Rudolph is subjected to this once an invisible Bugs douses him in reducing oil. [[spoiler:He's still tiny when he briefly reappears at the end of the cartoon]].
* InevitableWaterfall: Bugs, still in a peaceful slumber, almost goes over one at the end of the river before the mad scientist grabs him with a fishing rod.
* InvisibleStomachVisibleFood: After getting rid of Rudolph, Bugs contentedly munches on a carrot and we can see its bits fall into where his stomach is. Unfortunately, that is when the mad scientist makes Bugs visible again with a convenient bottle of hare restorer.
* InvisibilityInk: Upon entering a room full of bottled chemicals, Bugs finds a bottle of vanishing fluid and douses himself in it, then proceeds to harass Rudolph by placing a trash can on him and bashing it, [[PullingTheRugOut yanking a rug beneath him]] and shrinking him with reducing oil.
* MadScientist: One of the cartoon's two antagonists.
* MouseHole: Rudolph retreats into one and kicks its resident out once Bugs defeats him with reducing oil.
* {{Mummy}}: Once the mad scientist brings Bugs into his castle, he places him on a coffin next to two other (opened) coffins containing mummies. Bugs then shivers from the cold temperature of the castle, reaches out for a blanket and pulls the first mummy onto himself instead, and that is when he wakes up.
* MushroomSamba: The ether drugs both Bugs and the mad scientist, causing them to be slower and drowsy.
* NeverSmileAtACrocodile: Bugs stops short of a pit in one of the hallways containing crocodiles which bounce up and snap their jaws.
* NonFatalExplosions: Bugs ties some sticks of dynamite to Rudolph's head and lights them, causing them to explode, but other than merely losing the hair on his scalp, the monster suffers no visible damage or an AshFace.
* OhCrap: Bugs understandably freaks out once he wakes up and finds himself in the mad scientist's castle.
* OrWasItADream: Just as Bugs thinks that the adventure he had was just a dream, [[spoiler:a still shrunken Rudolph rows past by him in a tiny boat, calling out "Oh yeah? That's what you think!"]].
* SayYourPrayers: Bugs prays as he moves away from the crocodile pit he avoided falling into and straight into Rudolph.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Once Rudolph is shrunken by Bugs, he goes behind a cabinet, comes out in a suit and hat while holding two suitcases and evicts a mouse from his hole to take up residence. The mouse then says that he quits too and makes off like a bullet.
* SmartPeopleBuildRobots: The mad scientist has assembled a massive robot and wants to bring it to life with a brain.
* SuddenlySpeaking: [[spoiler:As with ''WesternAnimation/HairRaisingHare'', Rudolph has only one line at the end of the cartoon: "Oh yeah? That's what you think!"]].
* SuperNotDrowningSkills: Bugs doesn't seem to have any problem with being submerged underwater at the beginning and end of the cartoon. He even goes to get some water from a water dispenser without even realizing he's underwater.
* VillainousRescue: The mad sceintist catches Bugs Bunny, who is still sleeping, with a fishing rod just as the latter is about to fall off a waterfall.
* WhenItRainsItPours: The rain in the cartoon is so heavy that it floods Bugs' hole.
[[caption-width-right:350:"Now I've gotta give an interesting old lady a manicure, but I'll be back before you're done".]]
'''Water, Water Every Hare''' is a 1952 ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' cartoon directed by Creator/ChuckJones, starring the famous trickster rabbit, WesternAnimation/Bugs Bunny. It is also the second appearance of the then-unnamed Gossamer, who is referred to as Rudolph here, and also features an unnamed MadScientist who would later be named Dr. Moron.
One night while Bugs Bunny is sleeping, a rain occurs and floods his hole, causing him to be carried out onto a river leading to the castle of an evil scientist, who captures him wit the intent of removing the rabbit's brain and placing it in his recently-created robot. However, once Bugs wakes up and realizes where he is, he escapes in a panic, prompting the scientist to send in his assistant Rudolph to bring Bugs to him. Soon enough, HilarityEnsues.
!!Tropes:
* AnAxeToGrind: The mad scientist holds one as he turns an invisible Bugs back to normal and tosses it at him in an attempt to kill him. However, Bugs quickly ducks, causing it to shatter a huge ether bottle that results in the two of them being drugged.
* AndYourRewardIsEdible: The mad scientist promises to reward Rudolph with spider goulash if he returns Bugs to him.
* BookEnds: The cartoon starts and ends with Bugs sleeping in his flooded hole.
* CasualDangerDialog: Initially averted as Bugs greets the scientist with his usual catchphrase and questions what is going on in a more panicked manner, but as soon as he encounters Rudolph, he plays it straight and proceeds to give the monster a hairdo.
* FauxAffablyEvil: Once the mad scientist restores Bugs with hare restorer, he calmly tells the latter to be cooperative and let him have his brain.
* HauntedCastle: Where the mad scientist and Rudolph live. It has flashing neon signs that read "EVIL SCIENTIST" and "BOO".
* IncredibleShrinkingMan: Rudolph is subjected to this once an invisible Bugs douses him in reducing oil. [[spoiler:He's still tiny when he briefly reappears at the end of the cartoon]].
* InevitableWaterfall: Bugs, still in a peaceful slumber, almost goes over one at the end of the river before the mad scientist grabs him with a fishing rod.
* InvisibleStomachVisibleFood: After getting rid of Rudolph, Bugs contentedly munches on a carrot and we can see its bits fall into where his stomach is. Unfortunately, that is when the mad scientist makes Bugs visible again with a convenient bottle of hare restorer.
* InvisibilityInk: Upon entering a room full of bottled chemicals, Bugs finds a bottle of vanishing fluid and douses himself in it, then proceeds to harass Rudolph by placing a trash can on him and bashing it, [[PullingTheRugOut yanking a rug beneath him]] and shrinking him with reducing oil.
* MadScientist: One of the cartoon's two antagonists.
* MouseHole: Rudolph retreats into one and kicks its resident out once Bugs defeats him with reducing oil.
* {{Mummy}}: Once the mad scientist brings Bugs into his castle, he places him on a coffin next to two other (opened) coffins containing mummies. Bugs then shivers from the cold temperature of the castle, reaches out for a blanket and pulls the first mummy onto himself instead, and that is when he wakes up.
* MushroomSamba: The ether drugs both Bugs and the mad scientist, causing them to be slower and drowsy.
* NeverSmileAtACrocodile: Bugs stops short of a pit in one of the hallways containing crocodiles which bounce up and snap their jaws.
* NonFatalExplosions: Bugs ties some sticks of dynamite to Rudolph's head and lights them, causing them to explode, but other than merely losing the hair on his scalp, the monster suffers no visible damage or an AshFace.
* OhCrap: Bugs understandably freaks out once he wakes up and finds himself in the mad scientist's castle.
* OrWasItADream: Just as Bugs thinks that the adventure he had was just a dream, [[spoiler:a still shrunken Rudolph rows past by him in a tiny boat, calling out "Oh yeah? That's what you think!"]].
* SayYourPrayers: Bugs prays as he moves away from the crocodile pit he avoided falling into and straight into Rudolph.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Once Rudolph is shrunken by Bugs, he goes behind a cabinet, comes out in a suit and hat while holding two suitcases and evicts a mouse from his hole to take up residence. The mouse then says that he quits too and makes off like a bullet.
* SmartPeopleBuildRobots: The mad scientist has assembled a massive robot and wants to bring it to life with a brain.
* SuddenlySpeaking: [[spoiler:As with ''WesternAnimation/HairRaisingHare'', Rudolph has only one line at the end of the cartoon: "Oh yeah? That's what you think!"]].
* SuperNotDrowningSkills: Bugs doesn't seem to have any problem with being submerged underwater at the beginning and end of the cartoon. He even goes to get some water from a water dispenser without even realizing he's underwater.
* VillainousRescue: The mad sceintist catches Bugs Bunny, who is still sleeping, with a fishing rod just as the latter is about to fall off a waterfall.
* WhenItRainsItPours: The rain in the cartoon is so heavy that it floods Bugs' hole.
