Heartwarming / Pepé Le Pew

• The ending part of "Bah Humduck" where Penelope kisses Pepe Under the Mistletoe was a rather sweet moment.
  • Sweet, and a little funny, considering one would expect her to run...Nope. She grabs him, flashes a flirty look as he looks shocked—like even he expected her to run—then gives him the make-out of his life.
• "Past Perfumance" shows that even when Pepe finds out that Penelope isn't a skunk he still likes her, and paints his stripe black so he can resemble a cat.
• In "Really Scent," Pepe finally notices people run away calling him "le pew" and does some reading to find out why. When he realizes what being a skunk really means, he's horrified and heartbroken that he's offending Fabrette (a female cat who was cursed at birth with a skunk stripe, and unhappy without a paramour). When he comes across a perfume factory that will allow him to hide his odor, he rushes in announcing "For her, I will make myself dainty!" Meanwhile, Fabrette locks herself in a Limburger factory, coming out with a really bad smell. The irony of it is when they reunite, he takes a whiff of her and runs away, while Fabrette is the one chasing him in the end.
  • Earlier on when Fabrette sees Pepe from a distance, she squeals like a schoolgirl, and goes running for him. He naturally runs for her and Wham! they're in each others' arms, spinning to a stop. This bliss lasts maybe five seconds before she gets wind of the situation... but she's determined to make a go of it.
• Used similarly in "Scent-imental For You", after a hairless dog removes her skunk disguise (in reality a bad attempt at a fake pelt), Pepe reveals his own disguise and to in fact be a dog himself. The lonely dog hugs Pepe smitten, while Pepe reveals a second disguise covering his normal skunk self to the audience.
• The Valentine's Day commercial was a pretty sweet moment as well. The premise of the Pepe shorts was that Penelope would somehow get a white stripe down her back and try to avoid Pepe for the rest of the short. In the commercial, Penelope was voluntarily painting a white stripe down her back because she liked being with Pepe. The fact that the commercial also implies they're now an Official Couple is pretty squee-inducing for any Pepe/Penelope fan.
• In the Christmas Special of The Looney Tunes Show, Pepe and Penelope are shown spending Christmas together.
• "Odor of the Day", while the Oddball in the Series, has a cute ending, where Wellington and Pepe both fight for a warm bed in the snow. After they both catch colds, no longer able to smell each other through their stuffed noses, they call truce and decide to just share the bed.
  Both:''' Gesundheit!

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