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{{Infobox_Shorts
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|name = Hoppy Daze
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|image = Hoppy_Daze.png
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|Director = [[Robert McKimson]]
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|producer = [[David H. DePatie]]
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|airdate = February 11, 1961
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|series = [[Looney Tunes]]
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|Voice = [[Mel Blanc]]
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|Starring = [[Sylvester]]<br>[[Hippety Hopper]]<br>Gruff Cat
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|previous = [[Zip 'n Snort]]
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|next = [[The Mouse on 57th Street]]
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|Writer = [[Tedd Pierce]]
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|Animators = [[Warren Batchelder]]<br>Ted Bonnicksen<br>[[George Grandpré]]<br>[[Tom Ray]]<br>Harry Love (effects)
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|Layout-artist = [[Robert Gribbroek]]
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|Background-artist = Bob Singer
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|Sound effects = [[Treg Brown]]
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|Musician = [[Milt Franklyn]]
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|video =
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}}
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[[File:Hoppy_Daze_Lobby_Card.jpg|thumb|300px|Lobby Card]]
 
'''Hoppy Daze''' is a 1961 [[Looney Tunes]] cartoon directed by [[Robert McKimson]].
   
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==Title==
'''Hoppy Daze''' is a 1961 [[Looney Tunes]] cartoon. [[File:Hoppy_Daze.jpg|thumb|267px]]
 
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The title is a play on the phrase "happy days."
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==Plot==
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A short, older cat, who sounds like Jimmy Durante, can't catch mice anymore. He flatters Sylvester and offers to train him to be a champion mouser, for a share of the mice. He sends Sylvester into the [[ACME]] warehouse. Sylvester finds a mouse and chases it into a crate marked "Baby Kangaroo." Sylvester opens the crate and thinks he sees a giant mouse inside. Hippety Hopper kicks him right out of the warehouse.
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His coach gives a pep talk and sends him back inside. Hippety pummels him and kicks him outside again. The coach butters him up and sends him in again, then declares "If it keeps up like this, the kid'll make a vege-tanarian outa me!"
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Sylvester coaxes Hippety back into his crate, then slips a lit dynamite stick in through a knothole. Hippety pushes it back out. Sylvester pushes it back in and covers the hole with his paw. It comes out another hole and Sylvester shoves it back in and covers that hole with another paw. When all four paws and his nose are covering holes, Hippety pops out another one and sends out half a dozen lit dynamite sticks, which blow the fur off Sylvester.
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When the coach sends him in again and tells him to keep his left up, Sylvester keeps his left fist high in the air. He puts springs on his feet and bounces after Hippety. The kangaroo leads him up and over a stack of crates. Sylvester comes down on a keg of gun powder. His springs stick into the keg but he bounces up and his still-raised left fist sticks in the ceiling. The keg hurtles upwards, sending Sylvester through the roof and through the air, then the keg and the cat fall down a smokestack. When the coach climbs up to peer down the stack, the keg explodes shooting Sylvester upwards and his still-raised fist punches the coach. When the two fall back to the ground, Hippety hops past, doing his own Durante impression.
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==Trivia==
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*The short cat who sounds like Jimmy Durante is based loosely on Durante's shady boxing coach character in the 1934 film ''Palooka''.
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== Clips ==
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<gallery>
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Looney Tunes Super Stars- Sylvester & Hippety Hopper - "Hoppy Daze" - Kangaroo
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Looney Tunes Super Stars- Sylvester & Hippety Hopper - "Hoppy Daze" - Dynamite
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</gallery>
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== Censorship ==
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ABC omitted the scene where Sylvester manages to lure Hippety back into Hippety's crate and nails Hippety inside of it. He then inserts a stick of dymamite into the crate through a hole, but Hippety sends out of the crate through more holes a bunch of dynamite sticks that form a circle around Sylvester and explode, blasting Sylvester's fur off.
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==Gallery==
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<gallery>
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Hoppy Daze Lobby Card.jpg|Lobby Card
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</gallery>
 
[[Category:1961]]
 
[[Category:1961]]
[[Category:Looney Tunes shorts]]
 
 
[[Category:Shorts]]
 
[[Category:Shorts]]
 
[[Category:Looney Tunes Shorts]]
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[[Category:Sylvester Cartoons]]
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[[Category:Hippety Hopper Cartoons]]
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[[Category:Cartoons directed by Robert McKimson]]
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[[Category:Cartoons written by Tedd Pierce]]
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[[Category:Cartoons with music by Milt Franklyn]]
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[[Category:Cartoons animated by George Grandpré]]
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[[Category:Cartoons animated by Warren Batchelder]]
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[[Category:Cartoons animated by Ted Bonnicksen]]
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[[Category:Cartoons with layouts by Robert Gribbroek]]
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[[Category:Cartoons with backgrounds by Bob Singer]]
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[[Category:Cartoons animated by Tom Ray]]
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[[Category:Cartoons with effects animated by Harry Love]]
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[[Category:Cartoons with film editing by Treg Brown]]
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[[Category:Cartoons with sound effects edited by Treg Brown]]
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[[Category:Cartoons with characters voiced by Mel Blanc]]
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[[Category:Cartoons produced by David H. DePatie]]

Revision as of 19:51, 21 July 2017

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Hoppy Daze
Hoppy Daze
Directed By: Robert McKimson
Produced By: David H. DePatie
Released: February 11, 1961
Series: Looney Tunes
Story: Tedd Pierce
Animation: Warren Batchelder
Ted Bonnicksen
George Grandpré
Tom Ray
Harry Love (effects)
Layouts: Robert Gribbroek
Backgrounds: Bob Singer
Film Editor: Treg Brown
Voiced By: Mel Blanc
Music: Milt Franklyn
Starring: Sylvester
Hippety Hopper
Gruff Cat
Preceded By: Zip 'n Snort
Succeeded By: The Mouse on 57th Street
Hoppy Daze Lobby Card

Lobby Card

Hoppy Daze is a 1961 Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Robert McKimson.

Title

The title is a play on the phrase "happy days."

Plot

A short, older cat, who sounds like Jimmy Durante, can't catch mice anymore. He flatters Sylvester and offers to train him to be a champion mouser, for a share of the mice. He sends Sylvester into the ACME warehouse. Sylvester finds a mouse and chases it into a crate marked "Baby Kangaroo." Sylvester opens the crate and thinks he sees a giant mouse inside. Hippety Hopper kicks him right out of the warehouse.

His coach gives a pep talk and sends him back inside. Hippety pummels him and kicks him outside again. The coach butters him up and sends him in again, then declares "If it keeps up like this, the kid'll make a vege-tanarian outa me!"

Sylvester coaxes Hippety back into his crate, then slips a lit dynamite stick in through a knothole. Hippety pushes it back out. Sylvester pushes it back in and covers the hole with his paw. It comes out another hole and Sylvester shoves it back in and covers that hole with another paw. When all four paws and his nose are covering holes, Hippety pops out another one and sends out half a dozen lit dynamite sticks, which blow the fur off Sylvester.

When the coach sends him in again and tells him to keep his left up, Sylvester keeps his left fist high in the air. He puts springs on his feet and bounces after Hippety. The kangaroo leads him up and over a stack of crates. Sylvester comes down on a keg of gun powder. His springs stick into the keg but he bounces up and his still-raised left fist sticks in the ceiling. The keg hurtles upwards, sending Sylvester through the roof and through the air, then the keg and the cat fall down a smokestack. When the coach climbs up to peer down the stack, the keg explodes shooting Sylvester upwards and his still-raised fist punches the coach. When the two fall back to the ground, Hippety hops past, doing his own Durante impression.

Trivia

  • The short cat who sounds like Jimmy Durante is based loosely on Durante's shady boxing coach character in the 1934 film Palooka.

Clips

Censorship

ABC omitted the scene where Sylvester manages to lure Hippety back into Hippety's crate and nails Hippety inside of it. He then inserts a stick of dymamite into the crate through a hole, but Hippety sends out of the crate through more holes a bunch of dynamite sticks that form a circle around Sylvester and explode, blasting Sylvester's fur off.

Gallery