Looney Tunes | The Impatient Patient (1942 Full Episode) | Warner Classics
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2024
- Daffy Duck has a case of the hiccups and seeks medical attention from Dr. Jerkyl.
About The Imatient Patient (Original Air Date: September 5, 1942):
The Impatient Patient is a 1942 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Norman McCabe. The cartoon was released on September 5, 1942, and stars Daffy Duck voiced by Mel Blanc. The film is set in a mad scientist's laboratory.
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A classic Daffy and Norm McCabe short. Surprisingly the 1st McCabe short on the channel. At least it's in the public domain so if they decide to privatize the short we can still see it on UA-cam.
I love it when Jekell didn't react to the speaker calling him at first until he shouted "Hey Jerk!"
Jekell: Yes
Speaker: Duck!
And the doctor ducked for cover
Cute classic Halloween-ish Looney Tunes episode. I remember watching it.
It has been forever since I last saw this cartoon. Thanks for posting this one!
"Calling Doctor Jerkyl, a duck.
Calling Doctor Jerkyl, a duck.
Calling Doctor-- HEY, JERK!"
"Yes?"
"DUCK!"
*Hides in cauldron*
"Ix-Nay a-Day a uck-Day with a iccups-Hay."
"Oh, a custom--, a-a patient. I'll be right out."
😂😂😂
I can't wait for this on the volume 4 of collectors choice!
Thanks! This is one of my favorite Daffy Duck cartoons. I love the era from before he became less than Bugs Bunny and picked up that 'Despicable' tagline.
Amen to that, this was one of the very first Daffy Duck Cartoons I ever saw. Though the one I saw was in color
@@blainehauswald3070 Yeah, Ted Turner wasn't stopped in time.
@FIREBRAND38 This was also colorized before Turner got involved he only did the 92 ones but not the 68 ones. Though it's odd that Warner gave Turner permission to colorized the Sunset Productions package since they wasn't with Turner.
@@stephenholloway6893 Thanks, that's curious indeed.
@@stephenholloway6893 So this is one of the ones colorized twice. In 1968 Seven Arts did the bit of tracing over every other frame onto a new cel, coloring it and then photographing it over a colored background. In 1992 it was colorized digitally from an original B&W print.
Seeing this in black and white is weird after knowing this as a color cartoon my whole life. It doesn't detract from anything; I still love it!
One of my favorites from Nineteen-Thirty-Twelve! 😄
6:38 OMG DID DAFFY JUST PULL A BUGS BUNNY?!?
The cartoon opens with Daffy looking for Chloe, a reference to the song "Chlo-e (Song of the Swamp)", written in 1927 by Charles N. Daniels under the pseudonym "Neil Morét". It has been covered by several artists including Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, Benny Goodman, Tommy Dorsey, and most famously Spike Jones.
Yes! More classic Daffy! The loonier the better! Those wooohooos and hiccups kill me!
“Eh, hey, Doc? What’s cooking?” *punches Chloe in the face.* That’s my favorite part!
0:47 HEY CHLOE!!!
1:46 Indie horror jump scare
2:51 HEY JERK!!
2:55 DUCK!!
3:49 Weeeeee!
4:00 The Killer
4:11 Wooo?!
4:34 Yep that's Poison alright
4:39 KABOOM!!
4:52 Yoink
5:05 YEOW!!!
5:12 Oh Boy Cell 13 is in for it now
5:51 Ow
6:02 Rick Roll song plays
6:08 Never gonna give ya up
6:26 STOP!!!
6:32 Mario Kart in a Nutshell
6:41 Falcon Punch
6:44 Rick Roll Reprise
7:31 He Dood it 😊
I love this episode
(7:20) He Don’t Know Me Very Well, Do He?!
(7:27) He Don’t Know Me Very Well, Do He?!
(7:31) He Dood It!!!
2:52, Hey, Jerk!
2:54, Yes?
2:55, DUCK!!!
(I think Warner Bros should release an ultimate collection of all 1100 Looney Tunes shorts on DVD fully remastered and uncut.)
I don't think that will happen due to expensive remastering for the cartoons and a lot of racial stereotypes
There are 6 dvd WB looney tunes sets along with 3 blu ray discs with a 4th releasing soon. All are uncut and yes, some of the modern day questionable cartoons are included. There is plenty to enjoy right now.
@@JPFalcononoragree and they’re more releases so stay tuned for those for 2025.
Imagine Mel Blanc doing fake hiccups, but then he actually gets the hiccups afterwards.
That’s as funny as the cartoon. 😂
I love 40s looney tunes. Especially the daffy duck shorts.
5:02 "Hey, where the little guy go, chum?"
7:19 Classic shout out to a Red Skelton catchphrase.
Prior to that, Daffy calls him "Snookie-Wookums", very likely a reference to Baby Snooks, played by Fannie Brice.
@@PatrickRsGhost Yup. Part of the fun for me is finding out what some of those cultural references and inside jokes are referring to. Like the recurring *I'm only three and a half years (or seconds) old.* That was from the Abbott and Costello radio show by a character called Little Matilda played by a comedian named Billy Gray.
@@FIREBRAND38 I love learning about the references and picking up on them later on. I got into old-time radio in recent years, and it always amazes me when I'd listen to an episode of Jack Benny, Fibber McGee and Molly, or Red Skelton, and hear them say a line I recognize from a Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies cartoon, Tom & Jerry cartoon, or any other classic cartoon of the era. Even moreso when you hear a song from the era performed by a professional singer, that until then you only heard either the entire song or the melody on a cartoon.
For example, the Porky Pig cartoon "Wholly Smoke" features the song "Little Boys Shouldn't Smoke", written to the tune of "Mysterious Mose". "Mose" was used in a Betty Boop cartoon of the same name.
@@PatrickRsGhost Excellent. I'm really proud of the Wikipedia entry I added to the _Rabbit Hood_ page. In the scene where Bugs as the King is ennobling the Sheriff of Nottingham he makes him Duke of Brittingham. I tracked that one down and wrote this: *The reference to Duke of Brittingham was an in-joke. According to former Warner's writer Lloyd Turner in an interview, Brittingham's was a bar across the street from the Warner Animation offices.*
That's the beauty of these shorts you could if you wanted to learn more about the cues and references used. Even if you don't get the references chances are the gag still works
HEY, JERK! DUCK!
At least he's cured of hiccups.
Also of note this was the last black and white short not to have the rings/bullseye intro and til Now Hear This the last ring less Looney Tunes short.
I remember seeing this cartoon in color as a kid!
Which colorized version 1968 or 1992?
Me too! It was on Nickelodeon all the time as a kid. It was the 1992 computer colorized version.
@@glowworm2 That’s the one!
The 90s Colorized were the best ones
The best ones compared to the 1968 colorized versions which were pretty bad now that I think of it. Of course, seeing the cartoons as they’re originally meant to be shown, in black and white, are the best way to watch them.
Daffy is Hiccuping
This is an outdated print. 90% of the Warner Bros. filmography is restored as of 2024, so they should be using restored prints for cartoons that have been restored already!
Probably from the 92 colorized version when they got the wrong version of the theme.
yet another thank you.
Daffy ❤❤❤
😅😅😅😅hilarious classic
This episode of Daffy duck's hiccups remind me of a drunk stork on a later episode that I watched on Looney tunes!
I never laughed so hard. 😂😂😂
Wow...
I Think Favorite For Daffy Duck
Every character gave off Bugs Bunny vibes.
To be fair, most of the characters were voiced by one guy, Mel Blanc.
But bugs bunny wasn't there yet, so there are no bugs bunny vibes.
Bugs 🐞 Bunny 🐰: Oh Lola, I Love You 😘❤️💕
@@sammywestenberger9303 lola wasn't in the looney tunes days.
@@VictorGonzalez-xs9oc Daffy - 1937, Bugs - 1940, this short - 1942
Hammer fix He broke my little arm
Red Skeleton's Mean Widdle Kid routine.
Daffy: Hello 👋
@@sammywestenberger9303 DaffyJ. Duck
Daffy: "Nyeah, snooky-wookums, now maybe you'll behave." Baby Jerkyl: "Uh-huh. . .He don't know me very well, do he?" Daffy (to the audience): "He don't know ME very well, do he?" 🙂
5:45 it was actually 10,2 am when i saw this
Well Folks I Think A Love Episode :)
I wonder if you can upload the Dover Boys eventually?
Happy Halloween 2024.
I have this on VHS
please, please PLEASE stop incorrectly calling them "episodes". Paging George F!
Now you’re cookin' with gas.
lol how did he get out of the chair, so fast?
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WRONG OPENING THEME!!! They played the 1939-1941 version, NOT the 1941-1945 version.
Daffy is a patriotic badass
I still hoping for Baby Bottleneck
Dr. Jerkyl: Hello 👋
Mr. Hyde: Boo 👻
🤩🤩🤩
Unwelcome mat 😂
#publicateduckamuckplease