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* ''Radio/OurMissBrooks'':
** A few RunningGags in [[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness early radio episodes]] harken to sheer zaniness. Mrs. Davis' initial love of bizarre recipes and Miss Brooks comically bad driving defy reality. A few of them would survive in the more straight-laced television episodes, at least when a SoundToScreenAdaptation was made of a story originally produced for the radio. For example, one morning Miss Brooks tells Mrs Davis she' can't drive her car because she left it parked in a hotel lobby (having driven it through the revolving doors).
** Mr. Conklin suffers from the trope in "Home Cooked Meal". At the beginning of the episode, he ends up locked in the Cafeteria freezer. He emerges covered with ice. Later on, Conklin walks into Mr. Boynton's kitchen; he's unaware that the gas hadn't been connected properly to the new stove. Mr. Conklin can't see and light's a match. Fortunately, Mr. Conklin only suffers a suit full of suit and pieces of an exploded turkey that should have been cooking in the oven.
** A few RunningGags in [[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness early radio episodes]] harken to sheer zaniness. Mrs. Davis' initial love of bizarre recipes and Miss Brooks comically bad driving defy reality. A few of them would survive in the more straight-laced television episodes, at least when a SoundToScreenAdaptation was made of a story originally produced for the radio. For example, one morning Miss Brooks tells Mrs Davis she' can't drive her car because she left it parked in a hotel lobby (having driven it through the revolving doors).
** Mr. Conklin suffers from the trope in "Home Cooked Meal". At the beginning of the episode, he ends up locked in the Cafeteria freezer. He emerges covered with ice. Later on, Conklin walks into Mr. Boynton's kitchen; he's unaware that the gas hadn't been connected properly to the new stove. Mr. Conklin can't see and light's a match. Fortunately, Mr. Conklin only suffers a suit full of suit and pieces of an exploded turkey that should have been cooking in the oven.
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* ''Film/KungFuHustle'': Everything operates somewhere between Wuxia-style WireFu and ToonPhysics. Sing repeatedly suffers AmusingInjuries throughout the film (that he usually deserves), only to be fine in the next scene, and at one point is chased by a CrankyLandlady (who is also a martial arts master) in a scene that looks like something taken right out of a WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadrunner short.
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* ''Film/KungFuHustle'': Everything operates somewhere between Wuxia-style WireFu and ToonPhysics. Sing repeatedly suffers AmusingInjuries throughout the film (that he usually deserves), only to be fine in the next scene, and at one point is chased by a CrankyLandlady (who is also a martial arts master) in a scene that looks like something taken right out of a WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadrunner WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner short.
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* ''Series/SavedByTheBell'' takes a standard high school premise, and amps up the lunacy to a ridculous degree, having a quirky yet well-rounded cast, cheesey jokes and premises with its lead character regularly hatching a ZanyScheme every episode. Not surprising as the initially aired alongside several SaturdayMorningCartoon series.
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* ''Series/SavedByTheBell'' takes a standard high school premise, and amps up the lunacy to a ridculous degree, having a quirky yet well-rounded cast, cheesey jokes and premises with its lead character regularly hatching a ZanyScheme every episode. Not surprising as the show initially aired alongside several SaturdayMorningCartoon series.
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* RapidFireComedy {{Slapstick}} {{Parody}} films generally have a cartoonish, DenserAndWackier tone, and showcase intentionally ridiculous or surreal Creator/TexAvery-grade gags complete with ToonPhysics ,{{Visual Pun}}s, {{Literal Metaphor}}s, AmusingInjuries, {{Breathless Non Sequitur}}s, and so on, namely, many spoofs by Creator/TheWayansFamily or Creator/ZuckerAbrahamsAndZucker.
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* RapidFireComedy {{Slapstick}} {{Parody}} films generally have a cartoonish, DenserAndWackier tone, and showcase intentionally ridiculous or surreal Creator/TexAvery-grade gags complete with ToonPhysics ,{{Visual ToonPhysics, {{Visual Pun}}s, {{Literal Metaphor}}s, AmusingInjuries, {{Breathless Non Sequitur}}s, and so on, namely, many spoofs by Creator/TheWayansFamily or Creator/ZuckerAbrahamsAndZucker.
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* ''Series/SavedByTheBell'' takes a standard high school premise, and amps up the lunacy to a ridculous degree, having a quirky yet well-rounded cast, cheesey jokes and premises with its lead character regularly hatching a ZanyScheme every episode. Not surprising as the initially aired alongside several SaturdayMorningCartoon series.
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* RapidFireComedy {{Slapstick}} {{Parody}} films generally have a cartoonish, DenserAndWackier tone, and showcase intentionally ridiculous or surreal Creator/TexAvery-grade gags complete with ToonPhysics, {{Breathless Non Sequitur}}s ,{{Visual Pun}}s, {{Literal Metaphor}}s, and so on. Namely, many spoofs by Creator/TheWayansFamily or Creator/ZuckerAbrahamsAndZucker.
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* RapidFireComedy {{Slapstick}} {{Parody}} films generally have a cartoonish, DenserAndWackier tone, and showcase intentionally ridiculous or surreal Creator/TexAvery-grade gags complete with ToonPhysics, {{Breathless Non Sequitur}}s ToonPhysics ,{{Visual Pun}}s, {{Literal Metaphor}}s, AmusingInjuries, {{Breathless Non Sequitur}}s, and so on. Namely, on, namely, many spoofs by Creator/TheWayansFamily or Creator/ZuckerAbrahamsAndZucker.
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* Creator/{{Disney}}'s [[Film/GeorgeOfTheJungle live-action adaptation]] of ''WesternAnimation/GeorgeOfTheJungle'' takes this to ridiculous heights, with AmusingInjuries, CartoonPhysics, and an InteractiveNarrator all around.
* The traps in the ''Film/HomeAlone'' movies are very cartoonish and get even more so in each new installment. The same applies to the other family comedies of Creator/JohnHughes which also feature AmusingInjuries, CartoonPhysics among others. Even Creator/RogerEbert's review of ''Film/BabysDayOut'' agreed that some of the humorous moments could have worked better in a [[WesternAnimation/RogerRabbitShorts Roger Rabbit & Baby Herman]] cartoon.
* The traps in the ''Film/HomeAlone'' movies are very cartoonish and get even more so in each new installment. The same applies to the other family comedies of Creator/JohnHughes which also feature AmusingInjuries, CartoonPhysics among others. Even Creator/RogerEbert's review of ''Film/BabysDayOut'' agreed that some of the humorous moments could have worked better in a [[WesternAnimation/RogerRabbitShorts Roger Rabbit & Baby Herman]] cartoon.
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* Creator/{{Disney}}'s [[Film/GeorgeOfTheJungle live-action adaptation]] of ''WesternAnimation/GeorgeOfTheJungle'' takes this to ridiculous heights, with AmusingInjuries, CartoonPhysics, ToonPhysics, and an InteractiveNarrator all around.
* The traps in the ''Film/HomeAlone'' movies are very cartoonish and get even more so in each new installment. The same applies to the other family comedies of Creator/JohnHughes which also feature AmusingInjuries,CartoonPhysics ToonPhysics among others. Even Creator/RogerEbert's review of ''Film/BabysDayOut'' agreed that some of the humorous moments could have worked better in a [[WesternAnimation/RogerRabbitShorts Roger Rabbit & Baby Herman]] cartoon.
* The traps in the ''Film/HomeAlone'' movies are very cartoonish and get even more so in each new installment. The same applies to the other family comedies of Creator/JohnHughes which also feature AmusingInjuries,
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* ''Film/HudsonHawk'' is basically like a live-action, Americanized version of ''Franchise/LupinIII''. It has things such as using a skateboard to bypass museum security, using a fishing pole to swipe Leonardo Da Vinci's artwork, and the villains coming across as a comedic rogues' gallery.
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* ''Film/HudsonHawk'' is basically like a live-action, Americanized version of ''Franchise/LupinIII''. It has things such as using a skateboard to bypass museum security, using a fishing pole to swipe Leonardo Da Vinci's Creator/LeonardoDaVinci's artwork, and the villains coming across as a comedic rogues' gallery.
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* Played with in ''Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit'' as it’s set in a world where animated characters co-exist with humans and use ToonPhysics when interacting in the non-toon world. Likewise, humans can be subjected to toon physics themselves when in or near {{Toontown}}. Also might occur in-universe since animated features in this world are made by toons acting in front of a camera. They’re literal ''live-action'' cartoons.
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* Played with in ''Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit'' as it’s set in a world where animated characters co-exist with humans and use ToonPhysics when interacting in the non-toon world. Likewise, humans can be subjected to toon physics Toon Physics themselves when in or near {{Toontown}}. Also might occur Also, an in-universe since variation occurs as animated features in this world are made by toons acting in front of a camera. They’re literal ''live-action'' cartoons.
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* RapidFireComedy {{Slapstick}} {{Parody}} films generally have a cartoonish, DenserAndWackier tone, and showcase ridiculous or surreal Creator/TexAvery-grade gags complete with ToonPhysics, {{Breathless Non Sequitur}}s ,{{Visual Pun}}s, {{Literal Metaphor}}s, and so on. Namely, many spoofs by Creator/TheWayansFamily or Creator/ZuckerAbrahamsAndZucker.
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* RapidFireComedy {{Slapstick}} Parody films generally have a cartoonish, DenserAndWackier tone, and showcase ridiculous or surreal Creator/TexAvery-grade gags complete with ToonPhysics, {{Breathless Non Sequitur}}s ,{{Visual Pun}}s, {{Literal Metaphor}}s, and so on. Namely, many spoofs by Creator/ZuckerAbrahamsAndZucker, or Creator/TheWayansFamily.
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* RapidFireComedy {{Slapstick}} Parody {{Parody}} films generally have a cartoonish, DenserAndWackier tone, and showcase ridiculous or surreal Creator/TexAvery-grade gags complete with ToonPhysics, {{Breathless Non Sequitur}}s ,{{Visual Pun}}s, {{Literal Metaphor}}s, and so on. Namely, many spoofs by Creator/ZuckerAbrahamsAndZucker, Creator/TheWayansFamily or Creator/TheWayansFamily.Creator/ZuckerAbrahamsAndZucker.
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* ''Film/HowTheGrinchStoleChristmas2000'' has plenty of cartoon gags, setpieces and costumes, with cartoon storyboard artists being hired to work on the film and the set designer not wanting a single straight line on set. Add in Creator/JimCarrey's signature antics and you get quite the Live-Action Cartoon.
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Sometimes, a live-action TV show or movie starts doing cartoonish things, such as characters recovering from or remaining immune to something that would normally injure or kill someone, characters getting flattened, or characters engaging in over-the-top cartoon-style violence.
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Sometimes, a live-action TV show or movie starts doing cartoonish things, such as characters recovering from or remaining immune to something that would normally injure or kill someone, characters getting flattened, SquashedFlat, or characters engaging in over-the-top cartoon-style violence.
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* Played with in ''Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit'' as it’s set in a world where animated characters co-exist with humans and use ToonPhysics when physically interacting in the real world. Likewise, humans can be subjected to toon physics themselves when in or near {{Toontown}}. Also might occur in-universe since animated features in this world are made by toons acting in front of a camera. They’re literal ''live-action'' cartoons.
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* Played with in ''Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit'' as it’s set in a world where animated characters co-exist with humans and use ToonPhysics when physically interacting in the real non-toon world. Likewise, humans can be subjected to toon physics themselves when in or near {{Toontown}}. Also might occur in-universe since animated features in this world are made by toons acting in front of a camera. They’re literal ''live-action'' cartoons.
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* ''Series/OutOfJimmysHead'' and its PilotMovie, ''Re-Animated'', are in the style of a cartoon as well as using the RogerRabbitEffect.
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* ''Series/OutOfJimmysHead'' and its PilotMovie, ''Re-Animated'', are ''Film/ReAnimated'' were created in the this style of a cartoon as well as using specifically to fit in better with the RogerRabbitEffect.rest of Creator/CartoonNetwork's programming, as part of the channel's first foray into live-action. This is in addition to the show making use of the RogerRabbitEffect as part of its premise.
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* RapidFireComedy {{Slapstick}} Parody films generally have a cartoonish, DenserAndWackier tone, and showcase ridiculous or surreal Creator/TexAvery-level gags complete with ToonPhysics, {{Breathless Non Sequitur}}s ,{{Visual Pun}}s, {{Literal Metaphor}}s, and so on. Namely, many spoofs by Creator/ZuckerAbrahamsAndZucker, or Creator/TheWayansFamily.
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* RapidFireComedy {{Slapstick}} Parody films generally have a cartoonish, DenserAndWackier tone, and showcase ridiculous or surreal Creator/TexAvery-level Creator/TexAvery-grade gags complete with ToonPhysics, {{Breathless Non Sequitur}}s ,{{Visual Pun}}s, {{Literal Metaphor}}s, and so on. Namely, many spoofs by Creator/ZuckerAbrahamsAndZucker, or Creator/TheWayansFamily.
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* RapidFireComedy {{Slapstick}} parody films generally have a majorly cartoonish, DenserAndWackier tone, and showcase ridiculous or surreal Tex Avery-level gags complete with ToonPhysics, {{Breathless Non Sequitur}}s ,{{Visual Pun}}s, {{Literal Metaphor}}s, and so on. Namely, many spoofs by Creator/ZuckerAbrahamsAndZucker, or Creator/TheWayansFamily.
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* RapidFireComedy {{Slapstick}} parody Parody films generally have a majorly cartoonish, DenserAndWackier tone, and showcase ridiculous or surreal Tex Avery-level Creator/TexAvery-level gags complete with ToonPhysics, {{Breathless Non Sequitur}}s ,{{Visual Pun}}s, {{Literal Metaphor}}s, and so on. Namely, many spoofs by Creator/ZuckerAbrahamsAndZucker, or Creator/TheWayansFamily.
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* RapidFireComedy {{Slapstick}} parody films often generally have a majorly cartoonish, DenserAndWackier tone, and showcase ridiculous or surreal Tex Avery-level gags complete with ToonPhysics, {{Breathless Non Sequitur}}s ,{{Visual Pun}}s, {{Literal Metaphor}}s, and so on. Namely, many spoofs by Creator/ZuckerAbrahamsAndZucker, or Creator/TheWayansFamily.
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* ''Film/ShootEmUp'' is often described as a DarkerAndGrittier WesternAnimation/BugsBunny cartoon with gunfights galore.
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* Played with in ''Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit'' as it’s set in a world where animated characters co-exist with humans and use ToonPhysics when physically interacting in the real world. Likewise, humans can be subjected to toon physics themselves when in or near {{Toontown}}. Also might occur in-universe since animated features are made with the toons acting in front of a camera. In this world, they’re literal ''live-action'' cartoons.
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* Played with in ''Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit'' as it’s set in a world where animated characters co-exist with humans and use ToonPhysics when physically interacting in the real world. Likewise, humans can be subjected to toon physics themselves when in or near {{Toontown}}. Also might occur in-universe since animated features in this world are made with the by toons acting in front of a camera. In this world, they’re They’re literal ''live-action'' cartoons.
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* RapidFireComedy {{Slapstick}} parodies could qualify as they parody films often have a majorly cartoonish tone cartoonish, DenserAndWackier tone, and showcase ridiculous, ridiculous or surreal Tex Avery-level gags complete with ToonPhysics, {{Breathless Non Sequitur}}s ,{{Visual Pun}}s, {{Literal Metaphor}}s, and so on. Namely, many spoofs by Creator/ZuckerAbrahamsAndZucker, or Creator/TheWayansFamily.
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* Just about anything directed by Creator/MelBrooks, especially ''Film/BlazingSaddles'', which has many antics and sight gags similar to a ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' cartoon, no fourth wall, the villain drives off-set at the end, and more.
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%% * This happened with the recent Creator/{{Toei}} Creator/{{Toei|Company}} {{toku}}satsu productions such as ''Franchise/KamenRider'' and ''Franchise/SuperSentai''.
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* The two live-action ''Animation/PleasantGoatAndBigBigWolf'' films, ''I Love Wolffy'' and ''I Love Wolffy 2'', retain the slapstick comedy that defines the original series, with barely a scratch seen on the characters after AmusingInjuries.
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* The two live-action ''Animation/PleasantGoatAndBigBigWolf'' films, ''I ''[[Film/PleasantGoatAndBigBigWolfILoveWolffy I Love Wolffy'' Wolffy]]'' and ''I ''[[Film/PleasantGoatAndBigBigWolfILoveWolffy2 I Love Wolffy 2'', 2]]'', retain the slapstick comedy that defines the original series, with barely a scratch seen on the characters after AmusingInjuries.
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* Ronald [=McDonald=] had commercials like these, even having an opening similar to classic animated shorts like Mickey Mouse and Looney Tunes.
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* Creator/{{Disney}}'s live-action adaptation of ''Film/GeorgeOfTheJungle'' takes this to ridiculous heights, with AmusingInjuries, CartoonPhysics, and an InteractiveNarrator all around.
* The traps in the ''Film/HomeAlone'' movies are very cartoonish and get even more so in each new installment. The same applies to the other family comedies of Creator/JohnHughes which also feature AmusingInjuries, CartoonPhysics among others. Even Creator/RogerEbert's review of ''Film/BabysDayOut'' agreed that some of the humorous moments could have worked better in a Baby Herman cartoon.
* The traps in the ''Film/HomeAlone'' movies are very cartoonish and get even more so in each new installment. The same applies to the other family comedies of Creator/JohnHughes which also feature AmusingInjuries, CartoonPhysics among others. Even Creator/RogerEbert's review of ''Film/BabysDayOut'' agreed that some of the humorous moments could have worked better in a Baby Herman cartoon.
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* Creator/{{Disney}}'s [[Film/GeorgeOfTheJungle live-action adaptation adaptation]] of ''Film/GeorgeOfTheJungle'' ''WesternAnimation/GeorgeOfTheJungle'' takes this to ridiculous heights, with AmusingInjuries, CartoonPhysics, and an InteractiveNarrator all around.
* The traps in the ''Film/HomeAlone'' movies are very cartoonish and get even more so in each new installment. The same applies to the other family comedies of Creator/JohnHughes which also feature AmusingInjuries, CartoonPhysics among others. Even Creator/RogerEbert's review of ''Film/BabysDayOut'' agreed that some of the humorous moments could have worked better in a [[WesternAnimation/RogerRabbitShorts Roger Rabbit & BabyHerman Herman]] cartoon.
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* ''Series/LazyTown'': Lead actor Stefán Karl Stefánsson is essentially the Icelandic Jim Carrey, and his character in the show, the sneaky villain Robbie Rotten, is the closest to a living, breathing cartoon character that we'll ever get.
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* ''Series/LazyTown'': Lead actor Stefán Karl Stefánsson is essentially the Icelandic Jim Carrey, equivalent of Creator/JimCarrey, and his character in the show, the sneaky villain Robbie Rotten, is the closest to a living, breathing cartoon character that we'll ever get.
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* The Fox teen sitcom from 1990 to 1993 ''Series/ParkerLewisCantLose'' is known for its surreal and wacky humor with weird and funny characters.
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* The Fox '90s teen sitcom from 1990 to 1993 ''Series/ParkerLewisCantLose'' is known for its surreal and wacky humor with weird and funny characters.
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* ''Film/KungFuHustle'': Everything operates somewhere between Wuxia-style WireFu and ToonPhysics. Sing repeatedly suffers AmusingInjuries throughout the film (that he usually deserves), only to be fine in the next scene, and at one point is chased by a CrankyLandlady (who is also a martial arts master) in a scene that looks like something taken right out of a WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndRoadRunner short.
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* ''Film/KungFuHustle'': Everything operates somewhere between Wuxia-style WireFu and ToonPhysics. Sing repeatedly suffers AmusingInjuries throughout the film (that he usually deserves), only to be fine in the next scene, and at one point is chased by a CrankyLandlady (who is also a martial arts master) in a scene that looks like something taken right out of a WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndRoadRunner WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadrunner short.
