History WesternAnimation / ScrambledAches

** This is what happens to Wile E. when he gets run over by his own steamroller, [[GoryDiscretionShot though it isn't shown]].

* SquashedFlat: Once the dehydrated boulder reaches its full size, it’s going to take more than one paw to support its weight.

'''“Scrambled Aches”''' is a 1957 Looney Tunes cartoon with WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner, directed by Creator/ChuckJones.

! Tropes:

** The Coyote’s landing in the wake of his fall off the road with the '''“Danger Bridge Out”''' sign.

* TalkingWithSigns: The final scene of the cartoon, before the Coyote gets hit with the steamroller: “This is the end.”

* RealityEnsues: Once the dehydrated boulder reaches its full size, it’s going to take more than one paw to support its weight.

* ImpactSilhouette: The Coyote’s landing in the wake of his fall off the road with the '''“Danger Bridge Out”''' sign.

* AnvilOnHead: The Coyote fears this happening as his anvil trampolines off a power line into the air. Instead, it smashes clean through the ledge on which he made the launch.

* GravityIsAHarshMistress: The Coyote breathes a huge sigh of relief as he finds out the anvil did not land on him. He takes one look behind him and realizes it’s gone all the way through the ledge on which he launched. Down he goes.

Between a makeshift land sail (which ends up working only in a straight line), some dynamite on a string, a large firework, a plank on which he aims to launch by a boulder, an anvil connected to a balloon, a SpringCoil, a box of pebbles marked as Dehydrated Boulders, an outboard steamroller (DeusExMachina), and a detour that actually leads into the barrel of a cannon, one guess as to how it all works out.

* RocketRide: Attempted, but the firework launches without the Coyote and takes his chest fur with it. When it makes a U-turn at a cavern, the Coyote loses part of his back fur. He skulks onto the roadway, revealing that the rocket also stripped off the fur on his crown.

* AshFace: As the cannonball makes its way out — with the Road Runner perched upon it. Shown in full as the Coyote skulks on the roadway.

He starts off thinking simple by putting out a fake coyote leg on the road to try and trip his prey. Instead, it gets all wound up. Thinking nothing of it, he takes the foot out onto the road, leans on it, and gets wound up in the process.

Between a makeshift land sail (which ends up working only in a straight line), some dynamite on a string, a large firework, a plank on which he aims to launch by a boulder, an anvil connected to a balloon, a SpringCoil, a box of pebbles marked as Dehydrated Boulders, an outboard steamroller (DeusExMachina), and a detour that actually leads into the barrel of a cannon, the Coyote continues to make no progress.

It starts with the standard ChaseScene, where the Coyote has a napkin around his neck and a fork and knife in his paws. At an intersection, the Road Runner makes a sharp left, while the Coyote's attempt to put on the brakes causes him to continue straight ahead and brake into the dirt -- right off the edge of a plateau where a bridge was implied to stand. After the landing, he tosses out his utensils, undoes his napkin, and goes off to ponder his next play.

Between some dynamite on a string, a makeshift land sail (which ends up working only in a straight line), a large firework, a plank on which he aims to launch by a boulder, an anvil connected to a balloon, a SpringCoil, a box of pebbles marked as Dehydrated Boulders, an outboard steamroller (DeusExMachina), and a detour that actually leads into the barrel of a cannon, the Coyote continues to make no progress.

* BinomiumRidiculus: Eternalii Famishus / Tastyus Supersonicus.

* KnowsTheRopes: The Coyote uses a TNT stick on a string ''(one,'' rather than the multitude seen in "WesternAnimation/ReadySetZoom"), but ends up tangled in it instead (much like what would be seen in "WesternAnimation/HopalongCasualty").

** Since the steamroller is entirely contained within this single scene (unlike the [[WesternAnimationBeepBeep drink of water sign]] or [[WesternAnimation/StopLookAndHasten pop-up grate]]), it doesn't qualify as a BrickJoke.

* BrickJoke: Contained entirely within the final gag, rather than spread out over several. The self-powered steamroller disappears after doing its job of leading the Road Runner to the cannon trap. After that trap fails and Wile E. sulks away, the steamroller reappears to run him over for the closing scene.

'''“Scrambled Aches”''' is a 1957 Looney Tunes cartoon with Wile E Coyote and the Road Runner, directed by Chuck Jones.

* RocketRide: Attempted, but the firework launches without the Coyote and takes his chest fur with it. When it makes a U-turn at a cavern, the Coyote loses part of his back fur. He skulks onto the roadway also stripped of the fur on his crown.

It starts with the standard ChaseScene, where the Coyote has a napkin around his neck and a fork and knife in his paws. At an intersection, the Road Runner makes a sharp left, while the Coyote's attempt to put on the brakes causes him to continue straight ahead and brake into the dirt -- right off the edge of a plateau where a bridge was implied to stand. After the landing, he tosses out his utensils, undoes his napkin, and goes off to ponder his next play.

He starts off thinking simple by putting out a fake coyote leg on the road to try and trip his prey. Instead, it gets all wound up. Thinking nothing of it, he takes the foot out onto the road, leans on it, and gets wound up in the process.

* AnvilOnHead: The Coyote fears this happening as his anvil trampolines off a power line into the air. Instead, it smashes clean through the ledge on which he made the launch.

* BrickJoke: Contained entirely within the final gag, rather than spread out over several. The self-powered steamroller disappears after doing its job of leading the Road Runner to the cannon trap. After that trap fails and Wile E. sulks away, the steamroller reappears to run him over for the closing scene.
* GravityIsAHarshMistress: The Coyote breathes a huge sigh of relief as the he finds out the anvil did not land on him. He takes one look behind him and realizes it’s gone all the way through the ledge on which he launched. Down he goes.

* BrickJoke: The self-powered steamroller disappears after doing its job of leading the Road Runner to the cannon trap. After that trap fails and Wile E. sulks away, the steamroller reappears to run him over for the closing scene.
* GravityIsAHarshMistress: The Coyote breathes a huge sigh of relief as the anvil smashes through the ledge on which he launched. He takes one look behind him and realizes it’s gone all the way through. Down he goes.
* ImpactSilhouette: The Coyote’s landing in the wake of his fall off the road with the “Danger Bridge Out” sign.
* InstantMassJustAddWater: The dehydrated boulder. One drop of water and it grows from a tiny pebble to a two-ton boulder... too heavy for Wile E. to hold over his head.

* RealityEnsues: Once the dehydrated boulder becomes full-size, it’s going to take more than one paw to support its weight.
* RocketRide: Attempted, but the rocket launches without the Coyote and takes part of his front fur with it. When it makes a U-turn at a cavern, the Coyote loses part of his back fur. He skulks onto the roadway also stripped of the fur on his crown.