History WesternAnimation / ShowBizBugs

* MajorInjuryUnderreaction: When Daffy learns that he has been [[SawAWomanInHalf sawed in half]], he casually walks off, holding his lower half while saying, "Well, good thing I got Blue Cross."

!!"If they like those tropes, they're starvin' for some real tropin'!"

* TheUnfavourite: Daffy normally ends up playing the scapegoat every time he's paired up with Bugs, but here it's [[UpToEleven blown to mammoth proportions]], to the point where he actually kills himself onstage just so he can get a standing ovation.

*** Speaking of ''The Looney, Looney, Looney Bugs Bunny Movie'', when that movie aired on The Disney Channel, Daffy's death-defying act was edited so severely that the only scenes left were Daffy holding the bottle of nitroglycerin and the explosion from after the match swallowing (making it seem as if Daffy's holding the nitroglycerin caused the explosion).

* TheAce: All Bugs needs to do to get a roaring ovation is just ''stand on the stage'', let alone do any entertainment acts.

* AdaptationalExplanation: In most works that follow this short's formula, including its reuse in ''The Looney Looney Looney Bugs Bunny Movie'', the audience either consists of Looney Tunes mainstays (most of them with a valid reason to snub Daffy) or has an ending gag explaining his unpopularity (eg. ''Carnival of Animals'' where the audience turns out to consist of Bugs-like rabbits). In this cartoon, the audience consists of normal (and mostly unseen) people who just seem to hate Daffy [[AlwaysSomeoneBetter for not being Bugs]].

* AdaptationExplanation: In most works that follow this short's formula, including its reuse in ''The Looney Looney Looney Bugs Bunny Movie'', the audience either consists of Looney Tunes mainstays (most of them with a valid reason to snub Daffy) or has an ending gag explaining his unpopularity (eg. ''Carnival of Animals'' where the audience turns out to consist of Bugs-like rabbits). In this cartoon, the audience consists of normal (and mostly unseen) people who just seem to hate Daffy [[AlwaysSomeoneBetter for not being Bugs]].

* AdaptationExplanationExtrication: Reversed. In most works that follow this short's formula, including its reuse in ''The Looney Looney Looney Bugs Bunny Movie'', the audience either consists of Looney Tunes mainstays (most of them with a valid reason to snub Daffy) or has an ending gag explaining his unpopularity (eg. ''Carnival of Animals'' where the audience turns out to consist of Bugs-like rabbits). In this cartoon, the audience consists of normal (and mostly unseen) people who just seem to hate Daffy [[AlwaysSomeoneBetter for not being Bugs]].

* AdaptationExplanationExtrication: Reversed. In most works that follow this short's formula, the audience often consists of Looney Tunes mainstays (most of them with a valid reason to snub Daffy) or has an ending gag explaining his unpopularity (eg. ''Carnival of Animals'' where the audience turns out to consist of Bugs-like rabbits). In this cartoon, the audience consists of normal (and mostly unseen) people who just seem to hate Daffy [[AlwaysSomeoneBetter for not being Bugs]].

* AdaptationExplanationExtrication: Reversed. In most works that follow this short's formula, the audience often consists of Looney Tunes mainstays (most of them with a valid reason to snub Daffy) or has an ending gag explaining his unpopularity (eg. ''Carnival of Animals'' where the audience turns out to consist of Bugs-like rabbits). In this cartoon, the audience consists of normal (and mostly unseen) people who just seem to have it in for him.

* AdaptationalSympathy: Of sorts. Much of the short was used in ''The Looney Looney Looney Bugs Bunny Movie''. There however, the audience's snubbing of Daffy ([[AndThereWasMuchRejoicing up to his death]]) feels much more provoked since he has spent the whole movie beforehand among them heckling them and acting like an EntitledBastard (not to mention the audience consists of several Looney Tunes mainstays who have been routinely antagonised by Daffy otherwise). Even before he gets on stage, many are vocally clear they are ''sick'' of Daffy's {{Jerkass}} behaviour.