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* {{Bowdlerise}}: Many American TV airings, like those on ABC, ''The Merrie Melodies Show'' (the syndicated and FOX versions) and even Cartoon Network and Boomerang, cut the scene where Sam falls through the {{trap door}} of the gallows and gets stuck in a noose. In ''The Bugs Bunny Mystery Special'' (which aired in 1980), the scene was replaced with one in which Sam presses the button and the trapdoor becomes a spring trap that launches him into the air.

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* {{Bowdlerise}}: Many American TV airings, like those on ABC, ''The Merrie Melodies Show'' (the syndicated and FOX versions) and even Cartoon Network and Boomerang, cut the scene where Sam falls through the {{trap door}} of the gallows and gets stuck in a noose. In ''The Bugs Bunny Mystery Special'' ''WesternAnimation/TheBugsBunnyMysterySpecial'' (which aired in 1980), the scene was replaced with one in which Sam presses the button and the trapdoor becomes a spring trap that launches him into the air.
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** And the Waren gives Sam one hell of a [[DeathGlare Death Glare]] when he pops back up after being clubbed!

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** And the Waren Warden gives Sam one hell of a [[DeathGlare Death Glare]] when he pops back up after being clubbed!
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** And the Waren gives Sam one hell of a [[DeathGlare Death Glare]] when he pops back up after being clubbed!
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'''''Big House Bunny''''' is a 1950 ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' short directed by Creator/FrizFreleng, and starring WesternAnimation/BugsBunny and WesternAnimation/YosemiteSam.

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'''''Big "Big House Bunny''''' Bunny" is a 1950 ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' short directed by Creator/FrizFreleng, and starring WesternAnimation/BugsBunny and WesternAnimation/YosemiteSam.







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* FromBadToWorse: Parodied; Bugs tunneled inadvertently into the prison yard to escape from hunters chasing him, and got mistaken for an inmate attempting to tunnel out. Between Bugs and Sam, there's no debate as to who gets the worst in this trope.
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-->"Boo-hoo-hoo. Now I'll never see my wife and kiddies again. Boo-hoo-hoo."

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-->"Boo-hoo-hoo.-->"[[SarcasmMode Boo-hoo. Now I'll never see my wife and kiddies again. Boo-hoo-hoo."]]"
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[[caption-width-right:350:"Eh, my mother told me there'd be days like this."]]

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[[caption-width-right:350:"Eh, [[caption-width-right:350:"Neh, my mother told me there'd be days like this."]]
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* CrocodileTears: Bugs sheds them after being "imprisoned" by Sam -- or rather, after tricking Sam into switching places with him so that Bugs is now free and Sam is the one locked in the cell meant for Bugs.
-->"Boo-hoo-hoo. Now I'll never see my wife and kiddies again. Boo-hoo-hoo."
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* GetOut: In the end, Sam decides he can't take it anymore and simply orders Bugs out of the prison with this command.

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* {{Bowdlerise}}: Many TV airings, like those on ABC, ''The Merrie Melodies Show'' (the syndicated version) and even Cartoon Network, cut the scene where Sam falls through the {{trap door}} of the gallows and gets his head stuck in a noose. In ''The Bugs Bunny Mystery Special'' (which aired in 1980), the scene was replaced with one in which Sam presses the button and the trapdoor becomes a spring trap that launches him into the air.
** In addition, ABC would remove the scene of Bugs, disguised as the warden, putting Sam in a live electric chair, while ''Merrie Melodies'' would censor the scene of an imprisoned Sam tunneling out of his cell.

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* {{Bowdlerise}}: Many American TV airings, like those on ABC, ''The Merrie Melodies Show'' (the syndicated version) and FOX versions) and even Cartoon Network, Network and Boomerang, cut the scene where Sam falls through the {{trap door}} of the gallows and gets his head stuck in a noose. In ''The Bugs Bunny Mystery Special'' (which aired in 1980), the scene was replaced with one in which Sam presses the button and the trapdoor becomes a spring trap that launches him into the air.
** In addition, ABC would remove cut the scene of Bugs, disguised as part where Bugs (as the warden, putting warden) offers Sam in a live cigar and a seat -- [[CrossesTheLineTwice on the electric chair, while ''Merrie Melodies'' would censor chair]] (with predictable results)
**''The Merrie Melodies Show'' (syndicated and FOX version) left in
the scene of an imprisoned electric chair part, but not the gallows part. Also, they cut the part where Bugs plays a crooked prison guard and gives Sam a tunneling kit so he can break out of (only for Sam to end up in his cell.boss's office and get in trouble).
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* {{Bowdlerise}}: Many TV airings, like those on ABC, ''The Merrie Melodies Show'' (the syndicated version) and even Cartoon Network, cut the scene where Sam falls through the trapdoor of the gallows and gets his head stuck in a noose. In ''The Bugs Bunny Mystery Special'' (which aired in 1980), the scene was replaced with one in which Sam presses the button and the trapdoor becomes a spring trap that launches him into the air.

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* {{Bowdlerise}}: Many TV airings, like those on ABC, ''The Merrie Melodies Show'' (the syndicated version) and even Cartoon Network, cut the scene where Sam falls through the trapdoor {{trap door}} of the gallows and gets his head stuck in a noose. In ''The Bugs Bunny Mystery Special'' (which aired in 1980), the scene was replaced with one in which Sam presses the button and the trapdoor becomes a spring trap that launches him into the air.
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* OhCrapSmile: Sam gives one when he realizes he had attacked the warden and not the disguised Bugs.
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* {{Bowdlerization}}: Many TV airings, like those on ABC, ''The Merrie Melodies Show'' (the syndicated version) and even Cartoon Network, cut the scene where Sam falls through the trapdoor of the gallows and gets his head stuck in a noose.

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* {{Bowdlerization}}: {{Bowdlerise}}: Many TV airings, like those on ABC, ''The Merrie Melodies Show'' (the syndicated version) and even Cartoon Network, cut the scene where Sam falls through the trapdoor of the gallows and gets his head stuck in a noose.noose. In ''The Bugs Bunny Mystery Special'' (which aired in 1980), the scene was replaced with one in which Sam presses the button and the trapdoor becomes a spring trap that launches him into the air.
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-->'''Warden:''' "'''[[SayMyName SCHULTZ!]]''' Just what is the meaning of this?!"

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-->'''Warden:''' "'''[[SayMyName '''[[SayMyName SCHULTZ!]]''' Just what is the meaning of this?!"this?!

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* {{Bowdlerization}}: Many TV airings, like those on ABC, "The Merrie Melodies Show" (the syndicated version) and even Cartoon Network, cut the scene where Sam falls through the trapdoor of the gallows and gets his head stuck in a noose.
** In addition, ABC would remove the scene of Bugs putting Sam in a live electric chair, while "Merrie Melodies" would censor the scene of an imprisoned Sam tunneling out of his cell.

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* {{Bowdlerization}}: Many TV airings, like those on ABC, "The ''The Merrie Melodies Show" Show'' (the syndicated version) and even Cartoon Network, cut the scene where Sam falls through the trapdoor of the gallows and gets his head stuck in a noose.
** In addition, ABC would remove the scene of Bugs Bugs, disguised as the warden, putting Sam in a live electric chair, while "Merrie Melodies" ''Merrie Melodies'' would censor the scene of an imprisoned Sam tunneling out of his cell.


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-->'''Warden:''' "'''[[SayMyName SCHULTZ!]]''' Just what is the meaning of this?!"
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* VerbalJudo: After Sam locks Bugs up in a cell, Bugs asks why Sam locked ''himself'' up. They argue back and forth until Sam trades places with Bugs...thus locking himself up for real.

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* VerbalJudo: After Sam locks Bugs up in a cell, Bugs asks why Sam locked ''himself'' up. They argue back and forth until Sam trades places with Bugs...thus locking himself up for real.real.
* WorkingOnTheChainGang: Mistaking Bugs for an attempted prison escapee, Sam has the rabbit labor on the rock pile. In the climax, Sam has Bugs simply leave the prison grounds for good, thinking he is finally rid of him -- only to immediately be fired and arrested by the warden for (allegedly) letting a prisoner go illegally, and the cartoon ends with ''[[{{Irony}} Sam]]'' [[{{Irony}} laboring on the rock pile]].

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* {{Bowdlerization}}: The scene where Sam falls through the trapdoor of the gallows and gets his head stuck in a noose is often cut.

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* {{Bowdlerization}}: The Many TV airings, like those on ABC, "The Merrie Melodies Show" (the syndicated version) and even Cartoon Network, cut the scene where Sam falls through the trapdoor of the gallows and gets his head stuck in a noose is often cut.noose.
** In addition, ABC would remove the scene of Bugs putting Sam in a live electric chair, while "Merrie Melodies" would censor the scene of an imprisoned Sam tunneling out of his cell.

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* InstitutionalApparel: Bugs wears (oversized) stripes when claiming he's not #777174, but "three and a half". At the end, Sam is dressed in stripes when he's sentenced for letting Bugs go.



* InstitutionalApparel: Bugs wears (oversized) stripes when claiming he's not #777174, but "three and a half". At the end, Sam is dressed in stripes when he's sentenced for letting Bugs go.
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* VerbalJudo: After Sam locks Bugs up in a cell, Bugs asks why Sam locked ''himself'' up. They argue back and forth until Sam trades places with Bugs...thus locking himself up for real.
* WorkongOnTheChainGang: Bugs (and later, Sam) is seen hitting rocks with an undersized hammer.

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* VerbalJudo: After Sam locks Bugs up in a cell, Bugs asks why Sam locked ''himself'' up. They argue back and forth until Sam trades places with Bugs...thus locking himself up for real.
* WorkongOnTheChainGang: Bugs (and later, Sam) is seen hitting rocks with an undersized hammer.
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* InstitutionalApparel: Bugs wears (oversized) stripes when claiming he's not #777174, but "three and a half". At the end, Sam is dressed in stripes when he's sentenced for letting Bugs go.



* MistakenForAnImposter: When Sam sees through Bugs' Warden disguise, he chases him out of the office and back in again. He then runs up to the desk and clubs who he thinks is Bugs over the head...only to discover it's the ''real'' Warden!

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* MistakenForAnImposter: When Sam sees through Bugs' Warden warden disguise, he chases him out of the office and back in again. He then runs up to the desk and clubs who he thinks is Bugs over the head...only to discover it's the ''real'' Warden!warden!



* VerbalJudo: After Sam locks Bugs up in a cell, Bugs asks why Sam locked ''himself'' up. They argue back and forth until Sam trades places with Bugs...thus locking himself up for real.

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* VerbalJudo: After Sam locks Bugs up in a cell, Bugs asks why Sam locked ''himself'' up. They argue back and forth until Sam trades places with Bugs...thus locking himself up for real.real.
* WorkongOnTheChainGang: Bugs (and later, Sam) is seen hitting rocks with an undersized hammer.
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* MistakenForAnImpostor: When Sam sees through Bugs' Warden disguise, he chases him out of the office and back in again. He then runs up to the desk and clubs who he thinks is Bugs over the head...only to discover it's the ''real'' Warden!

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* MistakenForAnImpostor: MistakenForAnImposter: When Sam sees through Bugs' Warden disguise, he chases him out of the office and back in again. He then runs up to the desk and clubs who he thinks is Bugs over the head...only to discover it's the ''real'' Warden!
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* MistakenForAnImpostor: When Sam sees through Bugs' Warden disguise, he chases him out of the office and back in again. He then runs up to the desk and clubs who he thinks is Bugs over the head...only to discover it's the ''real'' Warden!

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In this short, Bugs, in trying to avoid hunters during hunting season by digging underground, he emerges in Sing Song Prison ("No Hanging Around") and is mistaken for an escapee by guard Sam Schultz. While in jail, Bugs repeatedly matches wits with Sam and gets him into trouble with the warden.

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In this short, Bugs, in trying to avoid hunters during hunting season by digging underground, he emerges finds himself in Sing Song Prison ("No Hanging Around") and Around"), where he is mistaken for an escapee by guard Sam Schultz. While in jail, Bugs repeatedly matches wits with Sam and gets him into trouble with the warden.



* TheCoatsAreOff: Bugs taunts Sam by saying he wouldn't be so tough without his guard uniform, so Sam takes it off while Bugs takes his prison uniform and prepare to exchange blows. Then Bugs "decides" that Sam is tough enough and pulls the ClothingSwitch described above.

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* TheCoatsAreOff: Bugs taunts Sam by saying he wouldn't be so tough without his guard uniform, so Sam takes it off while Bugs takes his prison uniform and prepare prepares to exchange blows. Then Bugs then "decides" that Sam is tough enough and pulls the ClothingSwitch described above.above.
* CouldntFindALighter: Bugs, disguised as the warden, gives Sam a cigar and tells him to "have a light". He then flips the switch of the electric chair Sam is sitting on and reduces the whole cigar to ash.
-->'''Bugs:''' Warm enough for ya, Schultz?
* CoverIdentityAnomaly: When Bugs disguises himself as the warden, Sam eventually sees through the ruse when the false mustache inadvertently comes off.



* JumpScare: "SCHULTZ! Just what is the meaning of this?!"



* VerbalJudo: After Sam locks Bugs up in a cell, Bugs asks why Sam locked ''himself'' up. They argue back and forth until Sam trades places with Bugs... thus locking himself up for real.

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* VerbalJudo: After Sam locks Bugs up in a cell, Bugs asks why Sam locked ''himself'' up. They argue back and forth until Sam trades places with Bugs... thus locking himself up for real.
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* TheCoatsAreOff: Bugs taunts Sam by saying he wouldn't be so tough without his guard uniform, so Sam takes it off while Bugs takes his prison uniform and prepare to exchange blows. Then Bugs "decides" that Sam is tough enough and pulls the ClothingSwitch described above.



* TheStoolPigeon: After Sam, pushed to his limit, orders Bugs to leave the prison, the rabbit squeals to the warden that Sam apparently allowed a prisoner to escape. In fact, the cartoon ends with a shot of Bugs [[VisualPun cooing on a stool]].

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* TheStoolPigeon: After Sam, pushed to his limit, orders Bugs to leave the prison, the rabbit squeals to the warden that Sam apparently allowed a prisoner to escape. In fact, the cartoon ends with a shot of Bugs [[VisualPun cooing on a stool]].stool]].
* VerbalJudo: After Sam locks Bugs up in a cell, Bugs asks why Sam locked ''himself'' up. They argue back and forth until Sam trades places with Bugs... thus locking himself up for real.
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* TheStoolPigeon: Bugs, after Sam lets him go, squeals to the warden that Sam apparently allowed a prisoner to escape. In fact, the cartoon ends with a shot of Bugs [[VisualPun cooing on a stool]].

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* TheStoolPigeon: Bugs, after Sam lets him go, After Sam, pushed to his limit, orders Bugs to leave the prison, the rabbit squeals to the warden that Sam apparently allowed a prisoner to escape. In fact, the cartoon ends with a shot of Bugs [[VisualPun cooing on a stool]].
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* NotSoRemote: When Sam, tricked into locking himself in a cell, digs his way under and out, he emerges in what appears to be a lush jungle. When Sam parts the plants, he discovers, to his horror, that he's actually among the oversized potted plants in the warden's office.

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* NotSoRemote: When Sam, tricked into locking himself in a cell, Sam digs his way under and out, out from inside a cell with help from a map, courtesy of a disguised Bugs, he emerges in what appears to be a lush jungle. When Sam parts the plants, he discovers, to his horror, that he's actually among the oversized potted plants in the warden's office.
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'''''Big House Bunny''''' is a 1950 ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' short directed by Creator/FrizFreleng, and starring WesternAnimation/BugsBunny and WesternAnimation/YosemiteSam.

In this short, Bugs, in trying to avoid hunters during hunting season by digging underground, he emerges in Sing Song Prison ("No Hanging Around") and is mistaken for an escapee by guard Sam Schultz. While in jail, Bugs repeatedly matches wits with Sam and gets him into trouble with the warden.
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!!This short provides examples of:
* BigBallOfViolence: Happens when Bugs tricks Sam into putting on a prisoner outfit and sics a bunch of guards on him.
* {{Bowdlerization}}: The scene where Sam falls through the trapdoor of the gallows and gets his head stuck in a noose is often cut.
* ClothingSwitch: When Bugs boasts that Sam doesn't look so tough without his uniform, Sam tries to prove it, and Bugs takes the opportunity to take his striped prisoner's outfit off and swap clothes with Sam.
* HarmlessElectrocution: Happens to Sam when Bugs, disguised as the warden, puts him in an electric chair.
* JailBake: Played with; when Sam is locked in a cell, Bugs, disguised as a guard, gives Sam a loaf of bread that turns out to be an "Ajax Escape Kit", which zips open and contains digging tools and a map.
* NotSoRemote: When Sam, tricked into locking himself in a cell, digs his way under and out, he emerges in what appears to be a lush jungle. When Sam parts the plants, he discovers, to his horror, that he's actually among the oversized potted plants in the warden's office.
* OhCrap: Sam whenever he gets called into the warden's office
* OrMyNameIsnt
-->'''Sam:''' You'll do fifty years, or my name ain't Sam Schultz!
* PrisonEpisode
* RunningGag: '''[[SayMyName "SCHULTZ!]]''' '''''[[NoIndoorVoice OFFICE!"]]'''''
* TheStoolPigeon: Bugs, after Sam lets him go, squeals to the warden that Sam apparently allowed a prisoner to escape. In fact, the cartoon ends with a shot of Bugs [[VisualPun cooing on a stool]].

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