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"Dripalong Daffy" (Chuck Jones, 1951) features something extremely rare for a Warner Bros. cartoon: an original song. Composer Carl Stalling's encyclopedic knowledge of music, combined with the film studio's massive catalog of it, made creating new songs exclusively for cartoons unnecessary. In this case, though, director Chuck Jones and writer Mike Maltese couldn't decide what song to have Porky Pig sing over the opening credits to "Dripalong Daffy", a parody of then-current Western films. Many

If the year 2020 was a drink. Clip from "Drip-Along Daffy" (Chuck Jones, 1951). | GoldenAgeCartoons.com

How does Daffy like his eggs? Poached. | Looney Tunes

Did you know that Yosemite Sam had a twin brother? Well, he did...in only one cartoon. This clip from "Along Came Daffy" (Friz Freleng, 1947) finds Sam and his unnamed sibling hunkered down in a cabin during a blizzard, and starving. When a mouse steals their last morsel of food (a single pea), they begin contemplating cannibalism, envisioning one another as edible in humorous ways. (This gag was a perennial trope in old cartoons, and had been done with Bugs Bunny at Warner Bros., Woody Woodpeck