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* NonNudeBathing: Elmer Fudd rushes into the shower when he thinks he has contracted "the dread disease Rabititus" from Bugs Bunny. The gag is that Bugs is in the shower as well, pretending to be the faucet, but what's also funny is that Elmer still has his briefs on.
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* TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: The short ends with the implication that the entire audience just caught Rabbititis (although judging from Bugs' laugh at the fade out, it's clear that it's meant to be a put-on).
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* TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: The short ends with the implication that the entire audience just caught Rabbititis (although judging from Bugs' laugh at the fade out, FadeOut, it's clear that it's meant to be a put-on).
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* RecycledPremise: Shares its basic premise with the earlier (and EarlyInstallmentWeirdness-ridden) ''Elmer’s Pet Rabbit'', but with Elmer taking Bugs home as food instead of as a pet, and the addition of Bugs’ “Rabbititis” plot. Both cartoons were directed by Creator/ChuckJones.
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'''"Hare Tonic"''' is a 1945 ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' short (directed by Creator/ChuckJones) starring Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd. It is the second short Jones directed featuring the two, the first being "Elmer's Pet Rabbit".
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* ImpactSilhouette: After finding Bugs in his shower, Elmer runs out and leaves his impression in the shower curtain.
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* SpecialEditionTitle: This is one of two shorts ending with Bugs coming out of the Looney Tunes drum, chomping a carrot, and saying, "An' dat's de end." (The other being ''WesternAnimation/BaseballBugs''.)
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* YourPrincessIsInAnotherCastle: Bugs actually gets away early on, but then he realizes that "this set up is too good. I just can't leave. I gotta get back and heckle that character." So he comes back and does the whole Rabbititis routine.
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* YourPrincessIsInAnotherCastle: Bugs actually gets away early on, but then he realizes that "this set up is too good. I just can't leave. I gotta get back and heckle that character." So he comes back and does the whole Rabbititis routine.routine.
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* ThatRussianSquatDance: Bugs tricks Elmer into doing it as he tests his reflexes. He then puts on a Cossack hat and boots and joins in. And he continues to dance even after Elmer realizes he's been tricked and gets his shotgun.
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* BeardnessProtectionProgram: Bugs' doctor disguise consists of a hat, sunglasses and a long, grey beard.
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* ShoutOut:
** Bugs imitates FrankensteinsMonster as he advances on a freaked out Elmer.
** In his doctor disguise, Bugs goes by Dr. Killpatient, referencing the ''Film/DrKildare'' movie series.
* SquashedFlat: Elmer backs himself into a wall so hard he flattens out.
* StewedAlive: Elmer puts a living Bugs in a pot on his stovetop.
** Bugs imitates FrankensteinsMonster as he advances on a freaked out Elmer.
** In his doctor disguise, Bugs goes by Dr. Killpatient, referencing the ''Film/DrKildare'' movie series.
* SquashedFlat: Elmer backs himself into a wall so hard he flattens out.
* StewedAlive: Elmer puts a living Bugs in a pot on his stovetop.
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* TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: The short ends with the implication that the entire audience just caught Rabbititis (although judging from Bugs' laugh at the fade out, it's clear that it's meant to be a put-on).
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* YouDontWantToCatchThis: Bugs invents the dread disease Rabbititis to mess with Elmer.
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* FullyClothedNudity: Elmer strips down to take a shower, but is still wearing his underwear.
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* FullyClothedNudity: Elmer strips down to take a shower, but [[NonNudeBathing is still wearing his underwear.underwear]].
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* WeInterruptThisBroadcast: Bugs hides behind a radio and does a fake news bulletin about the spread of Rabbititis.
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* WeInterruptThisBroadcast: WeInterruptThisProgram: Bugs hides behind a radio and does a fake news bulletin about the spread of Rabbititis.
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Elmer Fudd purchases a live rabbit, Bugs, from the store, with intent on making "wabbit stew". However, Bugs decides to take advantage of the setup and heckle Elmer by making him believe that he has "Rabbititis", a highly contagious dread disease with symptoms that include seeing spots before the eyes and assuming rabbit characteristics. Terrified out of his mind, Elmer tries to keep away from Bugs as the rabbit spends the rest of the cartoon making him believe he has come down with "Rabbititis".
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Elmer Fudd purchases a live rabbit, Bugs, from the store, with intent on making "wabbit stew". However, Bugs decides to take advantage of the setup and heckle Elmer by making him believe that he has "Rabbititis", a highly contagious dread disease with symptoms that include seeing spots before the eyes and assuming rabbit characteristics. Terrified out of his mind, Elmer tries to keep away himself from Bugs catching Bugs' contamination as the rabbit spends the rest of the cartoon making him believe he has come down with the "Rabbititis".
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* BreakingTheFourthWall: It starts with Bugs telling the audience that he can't just leave early. Then at the end, he convinces Elmer that the audience is infected with Rabbititis, causing Elmer to run away. And finally, Bugs reassures the audience that they haven't got Rabbititis… only they appear to get it as he describes the symptoms to them.
* FullyClothedNudity: Elmer strips down to take a shower, but is still wearing his underwear.
* MirrorRoutine: Bugs takes the mirror off the frame and pretends to be Elmer's reflection to make him think that he's turned into a rabbit.
* SayingSoundEffectsOutLoud: Bugs when pretending to be Elmer's showerhead.
-->'''Bugs:''' Gurgle, gurgle. Why don't you pay your water bill, Doc?
* SequentialSymptomSyndrome:
** As Bugs tells Elmer that he doesn't have the symptoms of Rabbititis, he manifests the symptoms as he mentions them.
** At the end, Bugs tells the audience that if they had Rabbititis, they'd see red and yellow spots before their eyes. As he says that, the screen is filled with red and yellow spots. Then Bugs says that the dots would start swirling around, and the dots do just that. Finally, he says that everything would go black and the screen fades to black, with Bugs snickering.
* VisualPun: Bugs shows Elmer his coated tongue - that is, his tongue has a little overcoat on it.
* WeInterruptThisBroadcast: Bugs hides behind a radio and does a fake news bulletin about the spread of Rabbititis.
* YourPrincessIsInAnotherCastle: Bugs actually gets away early on, but then he realizes that "this set up is too good. I just can't leave. I gotta get back and heckle that character." So he comes back and does the whole Rabbititis routine.
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* BreakingTheFourthWall: It starts with Bugs telling the audience that he can't just leave early. Then at the end, he convinces Elmer that the audience is infected with Rabbititis, causing Elmer to run away. And finally, Bugs reassures the audience that they haven't got Rabbititis… only they appear to get it as he describes the symptoms to them.
* FullyClothedNudity: Elmer strips down to take a shower, but is still wearing his underwear.
* MirrorRoutine: Bugs takes the mirror off the frame and pretends to be Elmer's reflection to make him think that he's turned into a rabbit.
* SayingSoundEffectsOutLoud: Bugs when pretending to be Elmer's showerhead.
-->'''Bugs:''' Gurgle, gurgle. Why don't you pay your water bill, Doc?
* SequentialSymptomSyndrome:
** As Bugs tells Elmer that he doesn't have the symptoms of Rabbititis, he manifests the symptoms as he mentions them.
** At the end, Bugs tells the audience that if they had Rabbititis, they'd see red and yellow spots before their eyes. As he says that, the screen is filled with red and yellow spots. Then Bugs says that the dots would start swirling around, and the dots do just that. Finally, he says that everything would go black and the screen fades to black, with Bugs snickering.
* VisualPun: Bugs shows Elmer his coated tongue - that is, his tongue has a little overcoat on it.
* WeInterruptThisBroadcast: Bugs hides behind a radio and does a fake news bulletin about the spread of Rabbititis.
* YourPrincessIsInAnotherCastle: Bugs actually gets away early on, but then he realizes that "this set up is too good. I just can't leave. I gotta get back and heckle that character." So he comes back and does the whole Rabbititis routine.
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Elmer Fudd purchases a live rabbit, Bugs, from the store, with intent on making "wabbit stew". However, Bugs decides to take advantage of the setup and heckle Elmer by making him believe that he has "Rabbititis", a highly contagious dread disease with symptoms that include seeing spots before the eyes and assuming rabbit characteristics. Terrified out of his mind, Elmer tries to keep himself from catching Bugs' contamination as the rabbit spends the rest of the cartoon making him believe he has the "Rabbititis".
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Elmer Fudd purchases a live rabbit, Bugs, from the store, with intent on making "wabbit stew". However, Bugs decides to take advantage of the setup and heckle Elmer by making him believe that he has "Rabbititis", a highly contagious dread disease with symptoms that include seeing spots before the eyes and assuming rabbit characteristics. Terrified out of his mind, Elmer tries to keep himself away from catching Bugs' contamination Bugs as the rabbit spends the rest of the cartoon making him believe he has the come down with "Rabbititis".
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'''"Hare Tonic"''' is a 1945 ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' short (directed by Chuck Jones) starring Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd. It is the second short Jones directed featuring the two, the first being "Elmer's Pet Rabbit".
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'''"Hare Tonic"''' is a 1945 ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' short (directed by Chuck Jones) Creator/ChuckJones) starring Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd. It is the second short Jones directed featuring the two, the first being "Elmer's Pet Rabbit".
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Elmer Fudd purchases a live rabbit, Bugs, from the store, with intent on making "rabbit stew". However, Bugs decides to take advantage of the setup and heckle Elmer by making him believe that he has "Rabbititis", a highly contagious dread disease with symptoms that include seeing spots before the eyes and assuming rabbit characteristics. Terrified out of his mind, Elmer tries to keep himself from catching Bugs' contamination as the rabbit spends the rest of the cartoon making him believe he has the "Rabbititis".
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Elmer Fudd purchases a live rabbit, Bugs, from the store, with intent on making "rabbit "wabbit stew". However, Bugs decides to take advantage of the setup and heckle Elmer by making him believe that he has "Rabbititis", a highly contagious dread disease with symptoms that include seeing spots before the eyes and assuming rabbit characteristics. Terrified out of his mind, Elmer tries to keep himself from catching Bugs' contamination as the rabbit spends the rest of the cartoon making him believe he has the "Rabbititis".
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'''"Hare Tonic"''' is a 1945 ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' short (directed by Chuck Jones) starring Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd. It is the second short Jones directed featuring the two, the first being "Elmer's Pet Rabbit".
Elmer Fudd purchases a live rabbit, Bugs, from the store, with intent on making "rabbit stew". However, Bugs decides to take advantage of the setup and heckle Elmer by making him believe that he has "Rabbititis", a highly contagious dread disease with symptoms that include seeing spots before the eyes and assuming rabbit characteristics. Terrified out of his mind, Elmer tries to keep himself from catching Bugs' contamination as the rabbit spends the rest of the cartoon making him believe he has the "Rabbititis".
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Elmer Fudd purchases a live rabbit, Bugs, from the store, with intent on making "rabbit stew". However, Bugs decides to take advantage of the setup and heckle Elmer by making him believe that he has "Rabbititis", a highly contagious dread disease with symptoms that include seeing spots before the eyes and assuming rabbit characteristics. Terrified out of his mind, Elmer tries to keep himself from catching Bugs' contamination as the rabbit spends the rest of the cartoon making him believe he has the "Rabbititis".
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