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* EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: While on the falling clam-shaped rock, Wile E. manages to slow its descent by [[RunningOnTheSpot running right on the spot]], but it also causes it to drill through the ground and into the tunnel of an approaching train. Once the train passes and the Coyote emerges, the rock is reduced to one foot-sized piece, and Wile E. strolls off, but during this, he then spins not unlike a certain ravenous Australian marsupial.
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* PunBasedTitle: Of Eubie Blake's song, "I'm Just Wild About Harry".
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* PunBasedTitle: Of Eubie Blake's song, "I'm Just Wild About Harry".Harry".
* SpectacularSpinning: While on the falling clam-shaped rock, Wile E. manages to slow its descent by [[RunningOnTheSpot running right on the spot]], but it also causes it to drill through the ground and into the tunnel of an approaching train. Once the train passes and the Coyote emerges, the rock is reduced to one foot-sized piece, and Wile E. strolls off, but during this, he then spins not unlike a certain ravenous Australian marsupial.
* SpectacularSpinning: While on the falling clam-shaped rock, Wile E. manages to slow its descent by [[RunningOnTheSpot running right on the spot]], but it also causes it to drill through the ground and into the tunnel of an approaching train. Once the train passes and the Coyote emerges, the rock is reduced to one foot-sized piece, and Wile E. strolls off, but during this, he then spins not unlike a certain ravenous Australian marsupial.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The BinomiumRidiculus names ''Batoutahelius'' (as in "bat out of hell") and ''Hardheadipus oedipus'' ([[spoiler:"hard-headed motherfucker"]]).
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* GravityIsAHarshMistress: Played with. When the Coyote tries to tip a rock over a cliff in an effort to flatten his soon-to-be dinner, it sticks neatly to the edge and barely reacts to Wile E. hopping on it to get it to budge. Eventually, when he resorts to stomping violently on it, it ''then'' falls off and takes him with it.
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* GravityIsAHarshMistress: Played with. When the Coyote tries to tip a rock over a cliff in an effort to flatten his soon-to-be dinner, it sticks neatly to the edge and barely reacts to Wile E. hopping on it to get it to budge. Eventually, when he resorts to stomping violently on it, it ''then'' falls off and takes him with it.
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'''Wild About Hurry''' is a 1959 ''WesternAnimation/MerrieMelodies'' short starring [[Creator/ChuckJones Chuck Jones]]' iconic duo, WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner]].
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'''Wild About Hurry''' is a 1959 ''WesternAnimation/MerrieMelodies'' short starring [[Creator/ChuckJones Chuck Jones]]' iconic duo, WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner]].
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[[quoteright:280:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/wild_about_hurry.jpg]]
'''Wild About Hurry''' is a 1959 ''WesternAnimation/MerrieMelodies'' short starring [[Creator/ChuckJones Chuck Jones]]' iconic duo, WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner]].
After two failed attempts to catch the Road Runner with a boulder dangling from a rope and a rocket, Wile E. Coyote plots six more to do the bird in, like a slingshot, a clam-shaped rock over an outcropping, a rocket sled not unlike the one seen in "WesternAnimation/BeepPrepared" two years later, bird seed and iron pellets as well as a magnet and a grenade strapped to a roller skate, a bowling ball through a pipe and a massive steel ball.
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!!Tropes:
* AccordionMan: Though he doesn't compress and decompress like one afterwards, Wile E. suffers this when he hits a rock arch after his rocket crashes into a plateau.
* AcmeProducts:
** For his first scheme, Wile E. orders an ACME Giant Rubber Band (much like the one from "WesternAnimation/WhoaBeGone"), wraps it around a slingshot and prepares to launch himself at the Road Runner. However, he merely face plants on the ground when he does so.
** For his third scheme, Wile E. orders several items from the ACME Shopping Center, including 5 miles of railroad tracks, one rocket sled, 8,000 railroad ties, 24,000,000 spikes and 90,000,000 feet lumber (it is unknown what the sixth item is). But when he activates his rocket sled and slides down onto the tracks, he breaks through the curved railroad and crashes to the ground, followed by a few broken planks.
** In his fourth plan, the Coyote mixes ACME Bird Seed and ACME Iron Pellets for the Road Runner to consume and sets out a hand grenade and a magnet on an old-fashioned clamp-on roller skate, which predictably goes off on him instead.
** For his final plan to catch the Road Runner, Wile E. climbs into an ACME Indestructo Steel Ball and slides down a plateau to try and roll the avian over. He misses, however, and soon gets himself into a series of predicaments (including a dam, a [[InevitableWaterfall waterfall]], [[RailroadTracksOfDoom railroad tracks]] and a [[LandMineGoesClick mine field]]) which then repeats again.
* BinomiumRidiculus:
** '''COYOTE (Hardheadipus oedipus)'''
** '''ROAD RUNNER (Batoutahelius)'''
* CreditsGag: Chuck Jones' director credit appears on a rocket that Wile E. is about to ride, and falls apart once it takes off.
* EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: While on the falling clam-shaped rock, Wile E. manages to slow its descent by [[RunningOnTheSpot running right on the spot]], but it also causes it to drill through the ground and into the tunnel of an approaching train. Once the train passes and the Coyote emerges, the rock is reduced to one foot-sized piece, and Wile E. strolls off, but during this, he then spins not unlike a certain ravenous Australian marsupial.
* GravityIsAHarshMistress: Played with. When the Coyote tries to tip a rock over a cliff in an effort to flatten his soon-to-be dinner, it sticks neatly to the edge and barely reacts to Wile E. hopping on it to get it to budge. Eventually, when he resorts to stomping violently on it, it ''then'' falls off and takes him with it.
* HammeredIntoTheGround: Wile E. attempts to give the Road Runner a fatal concussion by dropping a bowling ball through a pipe over a cliff. However, the ball misses and somehow bounces back through the pipe to hit the Coyote in the face, where it later hammers him into the pavement when he falls down and becomes stuck.
* HereWeGoAgain: [[spoiler:At the end of the cartoon, when the Road Runner watches Wile E., who is still in his Indestructo Steel Ball, roll past by him to repeat the series of accidents earlier, he [[TalkingWithSigns holds up a sign]] with this very phrase and makes his exit]].
* HollywoodMagnetism: While the Road Runner is busy feasting on the bird seed and iron pellets, Wile E. brings out a magnet and a grenade strapped to a roller skate. However, the magnet is so strong that it breaks the skate in half and leaves the grenade behind to explode on the Coyote.
* InSceneTitleText: The title of the short appears on a boulder at the beginning that Wile E. fails to crush the Road Runner with.
* PunBasedTitle: Of Eubie Blake's song, "I'm Just Wild About Harry".
'''Wild About Hurry''' is a 1959 ''WesternAnimation/MerrieMelodies'' short starring [[Creator/ChuckJones Chuck Jones]]' iconic duo, WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner]].
After two failed attempts to catch the Road Runner with a boulder dangling from a rope and a rocket, Wile E. Coyote plots six more to do the bird in, like a slingshot, a clam-shaped rock over an outcropping, a rocket sled not unlike the one seen in "WesternAnimation/BeepPrepared" two years later, bird seed and iron pellets as well as a magnet and a grenade strapped to a roller skate, a bowling ball through a pipe and a massive steel ball.
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!!Tropes:
* AccordionMan: Though he doesn't compress and decompress like one afterwards, Wile E. suffers this when he hits a rock arch after his rocket crashes into a plateau.
* AcmeProducts:
** For his first scheme, Wile E. orders an ACME Giant Rubber Band (much like the one from "WesternAnimation/WhoaBeGone"), wraps it around a slingshot and prepares to launch himself at the Road Runner. However, he merely face plants on the ground when he does so.
** For his third scheme, Wile E. orders several items from the ACME Shopping Center, including 5 miles of railroad tracks, one rocket sled, 8,000 railroad ties, 24,000,000 spikes and 90,000,000 feet lumber (it is unknown what the sixth item is). But when he activates his rocket sled and slides down onto the tracks, he breaks through the curved railroad and crashes to the ground, followed by a few broken planks.
** In his fourth plan, the Coyote mixes ACME Bird Seed and ACME Iron Pellets for the Road Runner to consume and sets out a hand grenade and a magnet on an old-fashioned clamp-on roller skate, which predictably goes off on him instead.
** For his final plan to catch the Road Runner, Wile E. climbs into an ACME Indestructo Steel Ball and slides down a plateau to try and roll the avian over. He misses, however, and soon gets himself into a series of predicaments (including a dam, a [[InevitableWaterfall waterfall]], [[RailroadTracksOfDoom railroad tracks]] and a [[LandMineGoesClick mine field]]) which then repeats again.
* BinomiumRidiculus:
** '''COYOTE (Hardheadipus oedipus)'''
** '''ROAD RUNNER (Batoutahelius)'''
* CreditsGag: Chuck Jones' director credit appears on a rocket that Wile E. is about to ride, and falls apart once it takes off.
* EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: While on the falling clam-shaped rock, Wile E. manages to slow its descent by [[RunningOnTheSpot running right on the spot]], but it also causes it to drill through the ground and into the tunnel of an approaching train. Once the train passes and the Coyote emerges, the rock is reduced to one foot-sized piece, and Wile E. strolls off, but during this, he then spins not unlike a certain ravenous Australian marsupial.
* GravityIsAHarshMistress: Played with. When the Coyote tries to tip a rock over a cliff in an effort to flatten his soon-to-be dinner, it sticks neatly to the edge and barely reacts to Wile E. hopping on it to get it to budge. Eventually, when he resorts to stomping violently on it, it ''then'' falls off and takes him with it.
* HammeredIntoTheGround: Wile E. attempts to give the Road Runner a fatal concussion by dropping a bowling ball through a pipe over a cliff. However, the ball misses and somehow bounces back through the pipe to hit the Coyote in the face, where it later hammers him into the pavement when he falls down and becomes stuck.
* HereWeGoAgain: [[spoiler:At the end of the cartoon, when the Road Runner watches Wile E., who is still in his Indestructo Steel Ball, roll past by him to repeat the series of accidents earlier, he [[TalkingWithSigns holds up a sign]] with this very phrase and makes his exit]].
* HollywoodMagnetism: While the Road Runner is busy feasting on the bird seed and iron pellets, Wile E. brings out a magnet and a grenade strapped to a roller skate. However, the magnet is so strong that it breaks the skate in half and leaves the grenade behind to explode on the Coyote.
* InSceneTitleText: The title of the short appears on a boulder at the beginning that Wile E. fails to crush the Road Runner with.
* PunBasedTitle: Of Eubie Blake's song, "I'm Just Wild About Harry".
