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* RightBehindMe: At the end of "Sufferin' Sasquatch!", [[spoiler: Bigfoot appears right behind Daffy, to horror.]]
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* RightBehindMe: At the end of "Sufferin' Sasquatch!", [[spoiler: Bigfoot appears right behind Daffy, to his horror.]]
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** "The Taming of the Screwball" is this to Mel Brooks' ''The Producers'' and its later adaptations, albeit with Shakespearean themes instead of Nazi imagery (along with Shakespeare's ghost having other ideas...).
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** "The Taming of the Screwball" is this to Mel Brooks' ''The Producers'' Creator/MelBrooks' ''Film/TheProducers'' and its later adaptations, albeit with Shakespearean themes instead of Nazi imagery (along with Shakespeare's ghost having other ideas...).
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* DeadlyGame: "Who Wants To Be A Martianaire" has Marvin threaten to vapourise Earth if Elmer gets his question wrong.
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* TakeThat: According to "Who Wants To Be A Martianaire", Martha Stewart is a ruthless Martian leader.
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* WhoWantsToBeWhoWantsToBeAMillionaire: One episode is called "Who Wants To Be A Martianaire" with Marvin as the host.
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* WhoWantsToBeWhoWantsToBeAMillionaire: One episode is called "Who WhoWantsToBeWhoWantsToBeAMillionaire:"Who Wants To Be A Martianaire" with Marvin as the host.host. Of course, being ''Franchise/LooneyTunes'' and all, it gets PlayedForLaughs mercilessly.
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* ResistanceIsFutile: Tweety Borg says this in the future segment of "The Bermuda Short".
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** "The Bermuda Short":
*** ''Literature/AChristmasCarol'' spoof where Sylvester encounters Granny as the Ghost of Christmas Present.
*** In the future segment, a ''Franchise/StarTrek'' spoof happens.
*** ''Literature/AChristmasCarol'' spoof where Sylvester encounters Granny as the Ghost of Christmas Present.
*** In the future segment, a ''Franchise/StarTrek'' spoof happens.
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* TimeTravel: Sylvester travels to 1912 and the far future in "The Bermuda Short".
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* ArcWords: In the first episode, "There's nothing to be afraid of" is said by Sylvester and his father.
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* ArcWords: In the first episode, "Sufferin' Sasquatch!", "There's nothing to be afraid of" is said by Sylvester and his father.
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* DidntSeeThatComing: In "The Taming of the Screwball", Daffy didn't expect Shakespeare's ghost to derail his plan to scam the play's investors.
* DidntSeeThatComing: In "The Taming of the Screwball", Daffy didn't expect Shakespeare's ghost to derail his plan to scam the play's investors.
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* TheCon: Sam in "Sufferin' Sasquatch!" attempted to defraud the show by creating false evidence of Bigfoot's existence.
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"Cropsy Curvy".
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** In "The Taming of the Screwball", Daffy didn't expect Shakespeare's ghost to derail his plan to scam the play'sinvestors.investors.
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* RightBehindMe: At the end of the first episode, [[spoiler: Bigfoot appears right behind Daffy, to horror.]]
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* OriginsEpisode: The fifth episode "The Taming of the Screwball" explains why Daffy reports about anything mysterious, phenomenal and/or unexplained.
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** "The Taming of the Screwball" is this to Mel Brooks' ''The Producers'' and its later adaptations; with pre-investigator Daffy and Porky attempting to scam their investors out of the money the pair supposedly spent on a "Shakespeare's Greatest" play by having it bomb and close on opening night through giving janitor Taz the lead role (although Shakespeare's ghost had other ideas...).
* StockNessMonster: The focus of the sixth episode.
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** "The Taming of the Screwball" is this to Mel Brooks' ''The Producers'' and its later adaptations; adaptations, albeit with pre-investigator Daffy and Porky attempting to scam their investors out Shakespearean themes instead of the money the pair supposedly spent on a "Shakespeare's Greatest" play by having it bomb and close on opening night through giving janitor Taz the lead role (although Nazi imagery (along with Shakespeare's ghost had having other ideas...).
** "Cropsy Curvy" is this to Bugs and Elmer's previous encounters with each other.
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* WhoWantsToBeWhoWantsToBeAMillionaire: The second episode is called "Who Wants To Be A Martianaire" with Marvin as the host.
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* ShoutOut: A plot element of "The Taming of the Screwball" is pre-investigator Daffy and Porky attempting to scam their investors out of the money they supposedly spent on a "Shakespeare's Greatest" play by having it bomb and close on opening night. This is similar to Mel Brooks' ''The Producers'' and its later adaptations (although Shakespeare's ghost had other ideas...).
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** "The Taming of the Screwball" is this to Mel Brooks' ''The Producers'' and its later adaptations; with pre-investigator Daffy and Porky attempting to scam their investors out of the moneythey the pair supposedly spent on a "Shakespeare's Greatest" play by having it bomb and close on opening night. This is similar to Mel Brooks' ''The Producers'' and its later adaptations night through giving janitor Taz the lead role (although Shakespeare's ghost had other ideas...).
** "The Taming of the Screwball" is this to Mel Brooks' ''The Producers'' and its later adaptations; with pre-investigator Daffy and Porky attempting to scam their investors out of the money
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* DidntSeeThatComing: In "The Taming of the Screwball", Daffy didn't expect Shakespeare's ghost to derail his plan to scam the play's investors.
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* ShoutOut: A plot element of "The Taming of the Screwball" is pre-investigator Daffy and Porky attempting to scam their investors out of the money they supposedly spent on a "Shakespeare's Greatest" play by having it bomb and close on opening night. This is similar to Mel Brooks' ''The Producers''.Producers'' and its later adaptations (although Shakespeare's ghost had other ideas...).
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* ShoutOut: A plot element of "The Taming of the Screwball" is pre-investigator Daffy and Porky attempting to scam their investors out of the money they spent on a "Shakespeare's Greatest" play by having it bomb on opening night. This is similar to Mel Brooks' ''The Producers''.
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* MultipleEndings: A variation in "Cropsy Curvy".
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* HairTriggerSoundEffect: Throughout the Chupacabra episode, saying the word "Chupacabra" results in a musical sting with horns, an acoustic guitar, and a distant yelling.
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* TrrrillingRrrs: Marvin the Martian does this in "Who Wants To Be A Martianaire", as a rather [[OutOfCharacterMoment out-of-character trait]].
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* MonsterHunter: Elmer Fudd is hunting spacemen instead of "wabbits".
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* MonsterHunter: Elmer Fudd is hunting spacemen instead of "wabbits".
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* AffectionateParody: The third episode is based on Film/{{Signs}}.
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* CropCircles: The focus of the third episode.
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* WhoWantsToBeWhoWantsToBeAMillionaire: The second episode is called "Who Wants To Be A Martianaire" with Marvin as the host.
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* AndThenJohnWasAZombie: [[spoiler: Bugs Bunny turns out to be an alien.]]
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* [[WrongTurnAtAlbuquerque Wrong Turn At Area 51]]: Bugs Bunny says an alien-related version of his popular quote.
* [[WrongTurnAtAlbuquerque Wrong Turn At Area 51]]: Bugs Bunny says an alien-related version of his popular quote.
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* RightBehindMe: At the end of the first episode, [[spoiler: Bigfoot appears right behind Daffy, to horror.]]
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* ArcWords: In the first episode, "There's nothing to be afraid of" is said by Sylvester and his father.
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* Chupacabra: The focus of the final episode. According to Porky Pig, it means "goat-sucker".
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''Mysterious Phenomena of the Unexplained'' is a webtoon series from WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes that stars WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck as a reporter.
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!!Contains examples of
* AffectionateParody: The third episode is based on Film/{{Signs}}.
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!!Contains examples of
* AffectionateParody: The third episode is based on Film/{{Signs}}.
