It's Hummer Time

Deprecated

We have moved to portable infoboxes using the new Template:Shorts

Please do not use this template anymore. It is left here for reference purposes.

It's Hummer Time

Directed By: Robert McKimson Produced By: Eddie Selzer Released: July 22, 1950 Series: Looney Tunes Story: Michael Maltese Animation: Phil Monroe Ken Harris Ben Washam Lloyd Vaughan A.C. Gamer (effects) Layouts: Robert Gribbroek Backgrounds: Peter Alvarado Film Editor: Treg Brown Voiced By: Mel Blanc Music: Carl W. Stalling Starring: Hector the Bulldog Hummingbird Cat Bee Preceded By: 8 Ball Bunny Succeeded By: Golden Yeggs

It's Hummer Time is a 1950 Looney Tunes cartoon directed by Robert McKimson.

Plot

A hummingbird is chased back and fourth by a Tuxedo cat. Eventually the bird finds itself in the position of a sleeping Bulldog, who punishes the cat every time he tries to hurt the bird.

The punishments the cat received are:

• The Fence - The bulldog pulled the tuxedo cat through a hole in the fence.
• Happy Birthday - The tuxedo cat was hit with a birthday cake with dynamite sticks instead of candles.
• The Rain Pipe - The tuxedo cat gets pulled through a rain pipe (ala The Fence), and then he hits it with a bat.
• The Thinker - The tuxedo cat got thrown into a cement mixing machine and got turned into a mock-up of The Thinker.
• The Works - This chronicles every punishment used in this cartoon (except Happy Birthday). The hummingbird took advantage of that and tied the tuxedo cat & bulldog together, having both of them go through everything. When they ended up in the cement mixer, the hummingbird turned them into statues for a bird bath before the cartoon ends.

Trivia

A follow up cartoon called Early to Bet was later created around a year later.