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** CBS ''did not'' like this cartoon because of its increasing violence in the beginning. The three times Giovanni Jones beats up Bugs (who keeps disrupting his opera practice by playing his own instruments) were cut when aired on CBS in the 1970s and 1980s. As a result, they portrayed Bugs ruining Giovanni's opera for no good reason, making him look like a {{Jerkass}}.
** ABC was a bit more lenient with this cartoon. While it did cut out the part where Bugs dresses as a teenybopper looking for Giovanni's autograph and uses a dynamite pen to blow him up, the beginning was actually left intact.
** ABC was a bit more lenient with this cartoon. While it did cut out the part where Bugs dresses as a teenybopper looking for Giovanni's autograph and uses a dynamite pen to blow him up, the beginning was actually left intact.
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** CBS ''did not'' like this cartoon because of its increasing violence in the beginning. The three times Giovanni Jones beats up Bugs (who keeps disrupting his opera practice by playing his own instruments) were cut when aired on CBS in the 1970s and 1980s. As a result, they portrayed Bugs ruining Giovanni's opera for no good reason, making him look like a {{Jerkass}}.
** ABC was a bit more lenient with this cartoon. While it did{{Jerkass}}. CBS also cut out the part where scene during the concert of Bugs dresses dressed as a teenybopper looking for Giovanni's autograph and uses a dynamite pen to blow him up, up.
** ABC was a bit more lenient. Like CBS, it cut out thebeginning part where Bugs dresses as a teenybopper to get Giovanni's autograph with a dynamite pen, but the beginning, with Giovanni's violent outbursts against Bugs, was actually left intact.
** ABC was a bit more lenient with this cartoon. While it did
** ABC was a bit more lenient. Like CBS, it cut out the
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Bugs's ridiculous composer disguise is a parody of RealLife composer Leopold Stokowski, who was also the orchestra conductor in ''WesternAnimation/{{Fantasia}}''.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Bugs's ridiculous composer disguise is a parody of RealLife composer Leopold Stokowski, who was also the orchestra conductor in ''WesternAnimation/{{Fantasia}}''.''WesternAnimation/{{Fantasia}}'' and who conducted several concerts at the Hollywood Bowl.
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That night, at Jones' performance, Bugs doles out some characteristically hilarious abuse before unleashing his finale: he enters the orchestra pit disguised as famed opera conductor Leopold Stokowski, takes over the orchestra and forces Jones to hold [[IncrediblyLongNote an ungodly long G]] that literally brings the house down.
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That night, at Jones' performance, performance at the Hollywood Bowl, Bugs doles out some characteristically hilarious abuse before unleashing his finale: he enters the orchestra pit disguised as famed opera conductor Leopold Stokowski, takes over the orchestra and forces Jones to hold [[IncrediblyLongNote an ungodly long G]] that literally brings the house down.
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* BookEnds: The cartoon begins and ends with Bugs playing the banjo.
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* {{Vaudeville}}: Bugs ends the cartoon by playing the four-note Vaudeville tag "Good Evening, Friends" on his banjo.
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* OneShotCharacter: Giovanni, technically, as this is his only appearance in a Golden Age (1930-1969) Looney Tunes short. However, he does make sporadic cameos in later Warner Bros media, such as ''WesternAnimation/{{Carrotblanca}}'' and ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}''.
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* OneShotCharacter: Giovanni, technically, as this is his only appearance in a Golden Age (1930-1969) Looney Tunes short. However, he does make sporadic cameos in later Warner Bros media, such as ''WesternAnimation/{{Carrotblanca}}'' ''WesternAnimation/{{Carrotblanca}}'', ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'', and ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}''.''Film/SpaceJam''.
