History WesternAnimation / AStreetCatNamedSylvester

* IfItTastesBadItMustBeGoodForYou: Hector's medicine tastes ''really'' terrible, causing whoever drank it to turn [[GreenAroundTheGills green in the face]].

** On ABC, the end where Sylvester is laid up with injuries had the scene of Hector bashing Sylvester's broken foot replaced with Tweety mixing additional medicines in Sylvester's bottle. The edit actually makes the scene worse, as it cuts down Hector's hits from three to one and leaves in Sylvester's scream of pain and the immediate cut to Tweety creates a RelaxOVision of sorts that implies what was already censored. Here's a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwD2vpJPLqU video clip of how it was actually cut on ABC]].
** The Nickelodeon version left in Hector bashing Sylvester's broken foot, but cut off Tweety's final line, "That puddy tat's gonna be in an awful pwedicament when that medicine starts to work" and ended the cartoon with Tweety laughing as Sylvester gags and spits out the medicine (possibly to avoid implications that Tweety may have poisoned Sylvester, though leaving in Tweety mixing in the additional medicines, as well as ending it with Tweety laughing at Sylvester gagging and spitting out the medicine isn't much better).

''A Street Cat Named Sylvester'' is a 1953 WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes short starting WesternAnimation/SylvesterTheCatAndTweetyBird.

!!Tropes appearing in this cartoon:

* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: In this short, Tweety is the stray (similar to 1947's "Tweety Pie") and Granny presumably remains unaware of his existence.

* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: In this short, Tweety is the stray (similar to 1947's "Tweety Pie") and Granny presumably remains unaware of his presence in the house.

* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: In this short, Tweety is the stray (similar to 1947's "Tweety Pie") and Granny presumably remains unaware of his existence.

* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: In this short, Tweety is the stray (similar to 1947's "Tweety Pie") and Granny presumably remains unaware of him.

** On ABC, the end where Sylvester is laid up with injuries had the scene of Hector bashing Sylvester's broken foot replaced with Tweety mixing additional medicines in Sylvester's bottle. The edit actually makes the scene worse, as it cuts down Hector's hits from three to one and leaves in Sylvester's scream of pain. Here's a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwD2vpJPLqU video clip of how it was actually cut on ABC]].

** On ABC, the end where Sylvester is laid up with injuries had the scene of Hector bashing Sylvester's broken foot replaced with Tweety mixing additional medicines in Sylvester's bottle.

** On ABC, the end where Sylvester is laid up with injuries had the scene of Hector bashing Sylvester's broken foot replaced with Tweety mixing additional medicines in Sylvester's bottle (which also had to be shortened due to fears of imitability).
** The Nickelodeon version left in Hector bashing Sylvester's broken foot and Tweety mixing in the medicines in Sylvester's bottle, but cut off Tweety's final line, "That puddy tat's gonna be in an awful pwedicament when that medicine starts to work" and ended the cartoon with Tweety laughing as Sylvester gags and spits out the medicine (possibly to avoid implications that Tweety may have poisoned Sylvester, though ending it with Tweety laughing at Sylvester gagging and spitting out the medicine isn't much better).

* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: In this short, Tweety is the stray and Granny presumably remains unaware of him.

* PottyEmergency: The [[TheUnreveal ending]] doesn't outright say, but strongly hints at this--possibly why the line is often cut. TruthInTelevision, as some medicines, like croton oil, do induce this effect, and, like as not, Tweety knew this when he mixed that little cocktail.

'''A Street Cat Named Sylvester''' is a 1953 WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes short starting WesternAnimation/SylvesterTheCatAndTweetyBird.

* TheUnreveal: We don't find out what the stuff Tweety put into the medicine Sylvester drank will do, just that he'll be in an awful predicament when it kicks in.

** The Nickelodeon version left in Hector bashing Sylvester's broken foot and Tweety mixing in the medicines in Sylvester's bottle, but cut off Tweety's final line, "That puddy tat's gonna be in an awful pwedicament when that medicine starts to work" and ended the cartoon with Tweety laughing as Sylvester gags and spits out the medicine (possibly to avoid implications that Tweety may have poisoned Sylvester).

* ThreatBackfire: Hector vows to protect Tweety from Sylvester, telling him that Sylvester "will have to take you over my dead body," to which Sylvester defiantly declares, "Okay, buster, I can arrange that!". He then attempts to crush Hector with a refrigerator, only to miscalculate his aim and end up being crushed himself.

* IfItTastesBadItMustBeGoodForYou: Hector's medicine tastes ''really'' terrible, causing whoever drank to turn GreenInTheFace.

* IfItTastesBadItMustBeGoodForYou: Hector's medicine tastes ''really'' terrible, causing whoever drank to turn Green IInTheFace.

* IfItTastesBadItMustBeGoodForYou: Hector's medicine tastes ''really'' terrible, causing whoever drank to turn green in the face.