History WesternAnimation / TheDixieFryer

* MatchInABombShack: Implied when Elvis and Pappy corner Foggy in a toolshed and Foggy sneaks out. While the action itself is never shown, Elvis confirms it to happen.
-->'''Elvis:''' Pappy? What do T-N-T spell?

! Tropes appearing in this cartoon:

-->'''Foggy:''' First, I say, first time somebody else shot my mouth off.

* TenPacesAndTurn: How Foggy works Elvis and Pappy during the duel. He gets both their bullets in return.

* AnAxeToGrind: How the buzzards plan to deal with Foggy (it's even shown in the page image).

%% * HitchingARide: The basket in which Foggy is riding (1) is being pulled by one of the wild ducks and (2) has several balloons tied around it.

--->Pappy? What do T-N-T spell?

'''“The Dixie Fryer”''' was a 1960 WesternAnimation/MerrieMelodies cartoon starring WesternAnimation/FoghornLeghorn and directed by Creator/RobertMcKimson. None of his usual foils or counterpoints are here — no Henery Hawk, no Miss Prissy, and no Barnyard Dawg. Just him and a father-and-son pair of hillbilly buzzards (the same ones from the late 1950s Bugs Bunny cartoon, "Backwoods Bunny"), in what becomes a RoadRunnerVsCoyote characterization.

Meanwhile, Elvis and his Pappy are sitting in a nest high in a tree, lamenting their dinner of black-eyed peas. Then they notice Foghorn relaxing away and see an opportunity for a feast. HilarityEnsues as they go into a back-and-forth, which ultimately ends with the buzzards blasted right back into their nest. Rather than stew over their failures, the buzzards decide to have some black-eyed peas after all — after Pappy pokes Elvis in the eyes.

* MatchlightDangerRevelation: Implied when Elvis and Pappy corner Foggy in a toolshed and Foggy sneaks out. While the action itself is never shown, Elvis confirms it to happen.

During a southward flight on which he’s riding in a basket, Foggy notices the smell of magnolia trees in the air. He leaps off, into his new surroundings, and promptly sets up.

* HitchingARide: The basket in which Foggy is riding (1) is being pulled by one of the wild ducks and (2) has several balloons tied around it.

'''“The Dixie Fryer”''' was a 1960 WesternAnimation/MerrieMelodies cartoon starring WesternAnimation/FoghornLeghorn and directed by Creator/RobertMcKimson. None of his usual foils or counterpoints are here — no Henery Hawk, no Miss Prissy, and no Barnyard Dawg. Just him and a father-and-son pair of hillbilly buzzards, in what becomes a RoadRunnerVsCoyote characterization.

%% * HitchingARide: The basket in which Foggy is riding (1) is being pulled by one of the wild ducks and (2) has several balloons tied around it.

* CrazyPrepared: Foghorn’s briefcase comes with a folding deck chair, a table, and a fully-prepared mint julep. When he gets his hide blown off, he has an ACME Instant Feathers suit.

'''"The Dixie Fryer"''' was a 1960 WesternAnimation/MerrieMelodies cartoon starring WesternAnimation/FoghornLeghorn and directed by Creator/RobertMcKimson. None of his usual foils or counterpoints are here — no Henery Hawk, no Miss Prissy, and no Barnyard Dawg. Just him and a father-and-son pair of hillbilly buzzards, in what becomes a RoadRunnerVsCoyote characterization.

* MatchlightDangerRevelation: Implied when Elvis and Pappy corner Foggy in a toolshed and Foggy sneaks out. While the action itself is never shown, Elvis confirms it to happen (“Pappy, what do T-N-T spell?”).

'''"The Dixie Fryer"''' was a 1960 WesternAnimation/MerrieMelodies cartoon starring WesternAnimation/FoghornLeghorn and directed by Creator/RobertMcKimson. None of his usual foils or counterpoints are here — no Henery Hawk, no Miss Prissy, and no Barnyard Dawg. Just him and a father-and-son pair of hillbilly buzzards, in what becomes a Road Runner vs Coyote characterization.

During a southward flight on which he’s riding in a basket, Foggy notices the smell of magnolia trees in the air. He leaps off, into his new surroundings, and promptly sets up.

Meanwhile, Elvis and his Pappy are sitting in a nest high in a tree, lamenting their dinner of black-eyed peas. Then they notice Foghorn relaxing away and see an opportunity for a feast. HilarityEnsues as they go into a back-and-forth, which ultimately ends with the buzzards blasted right back into their nest. Rather than stew over their failures, the buzzards decide to have some black-eyed peas after all — after Pappy pokes Elvis in the eyes.

* CrazyPrepared: Foghorn’s briefcase comes with a folding deck chair, a table, and a fully-prepared mint julep. When he gets his hide blown off, he has an ACME Instant Feathers suit.
* DoubleEntendre: Elvis and Pappy tell Foghorn that they plan to have him for dinner. He only finds out what they really mean when they each take an ankle of his and drag him over to a tree stump.

* MatchlightDangerRevelation: Implied when Elvis and Pappy corner Foggy in a toolshed and Foggy sneaks out. While the action itself is never shown, Elvis confirms it to happen (“Pappy, what do T-N-T spell?”).

* StandardSnippet: Although the music itself is heard, Foghorn sings entirely different lines to the tune of Camptown Races during the flight. He closes out the cartoon doing his usual hum.
* TenPacesAndTurn: How Foggy works Elvis and Pappy during the duel. He gets both their bullets in return.

'''"The Dixie Fryer"''' was a 1960 WesternAnimation/MerrieMelodies cartoon starring WesternAnimation/FoghornLeghorn and directed by Creator/RobertMcKimson. None of his usual foils or counterpoints are here — no Henery Hawk, no Miss Prissy, and no Barnyard Dawg. Just him and a father-and-son pair of hillbilly buzzards, in what becomes a Road Runner vs Coyote characterization.

During a southward flight on which he’s riding in a basket, Foggy notices the smell of magnolia trees in the air. He leaps off, into his new surroundings, and promptly sets up.

Meanwhile, Elvis and his Pappy are sitting in a nest high in a tree, lamenting their dinner of black-eyed peas. Then they notice Foghorn relaxing away and see an opportunity for a feast. HilarityEnsues as they go into a back-and-forth, which ultimately ends with the buzzards blasted right back into their nest. Rather than stew over their failures, the buzzards decide to have some black-eyed peas after all — after Pappy pokes Elvis in the eyes.

* CrazyPrepared: Foghorn’s briefcase comes with a folding deck chair, a table, and a fully-prepared mint julep. When he gets his hide blown off, he has an ACME Instant Feathers suit.
* DoubleEntendre: Elvis and Pappy tell Foghorn that they plan to have him for dinner. He only finds out what they really mean when they each take an ankle of his and drag him over to a tree stump.
* HitchingARide: The basket in which Foggy is riding (1) is being pulled by one of the wild ducks and (2) has several balloons tied around it.
* MatchlightDangerRevelation: Implied when Elvis and Pappy corner Foggy in a toolshed and Foggy sneaks out. While the action itself is never shown, Elvis confirms it to happen (“Pappy, what do T-N-T spell?”).

* StandardSnippet: Although the music itself is heard, Foghorn sings entirely different lines to the tune of Camptown Races during the flight. He closes out the cartoon doing his usual hum.
* TenPacesAndTurn: How Foggy works Elvis and Pappy during the duel. He gets both their bullets in return.

''"The Dixie Fryer"'' was a 1960 WesternAnimation/MerrieMelodies cartoon starring WesternAnimation/FoghornLeghorn and directed by Creator/RobertMcKimson. None of his usual foils or counterpoints are here — no Henery Hawk, no Miss Prissy, and no Barnyard Dawg. Just him and a father-and-son pair of hillbilly buzzards, in what becomes a Road Runner vs Coyote characterization.

During a southward flight on which he’s riding in a basket, Foggy notices the smell of magnolia trees in the air. He leaps off, into his new surroundings, and promptly sets up.

Meanwhile, Elvis and his Pappy are sitting in a nest high in a tree, lamenting their dinner of black-eyed peas. Then they notice Foghorn relaxing away and see an opportunity for a feast. HilarityEnsues as they go into a back-and-forth, which ultimately ends with the buzzards blasted right back into their nest. Rather than stew over their failures, the buzzards decide to have some black-eyed peas after all — after Pappy pokes Elvis in the eyes.

* CrazyPrepared: Foghorn’s briefcase comes with a folding deck chair, a table, and a fully-prepared mint julep. When he gets his hide blown off, he has an ACME Instant Feathers suit.
* DoubleEntendre: Elvis and Pappy tell Foghorn that they plan to have him for dinner. He only finds out what they really mean when they each take an ankle of his and drag him over to a tree stump.

* MatchlightDangerRevelation: Implied when Elvis and Pappy corner Foggy in a toolshed and Foggy sneaks out. While the action itself is never shown, Elvis confirms it to happen (“Pappy, what do T-N-T spell?”).

* StandardSnippet: Although the music itself is heard, Foghorn sings entirely different lines to the tune of Camptown Races during the flight. He closes out the cartoon doing his usual hum.
* TenPacesAndTurn: How Foggy works Elvis and Pappy during the duel. He gets both their bullets in return.

''"The Dixie Fryer"'' was a 1960 WesternAnimation/MerrieMelodies cartoon starring WesternAnimatiion/FoghornLeghorn and directed by Creator/RobertMcKimson. None of his usual foils or counterpoints are here — no Henery Hawk, no Miss Prissy, and no Barnyard Dawg. Just him and a father-and-son pair of hillbilly buzzards, in what becomes a Road Runner vs Coyote characterization.

During a southward flight on which he’s riding in a basket, Foggy notices the smell of magnolia trees in the air. He leaps off, into his new surroundings, and promptly sets up.

Meanwhile, Elvis and his Pappy are sitting in a nest high in a tree, lamenting their dinner of black-eyed peas. Then they notice Foghorn relaxing away and see an opportunity for a feast. HilarityEnsues as they go into a back-and-forth, which ultimately ends with the buzzards blasted right back into their nest. Rather than stew over their failures, the buzzards decide to have some black-eyed peas after all — after Pappy pokes Elvis in the eyes.

* CrazyPrepared: Foghorn’s briefcase comes with a folding deck chair, a table, and a fully-prepared mint julep. When he gets his hide blown off, he has an ACME Instant Feathers suit.
* DoubleEntendre: Elvis and Pappy tell Foghorn that they plan to have him for dinner. He only finds out what they really mean when they each take an ankle of his and drag him over to a tree stump.

* MatchlightDangerRevelation: Implied when Elvis and Pappy corner Foggy in a toolshed and Foggy sneaks out. While the action itself is never shown, Elvis confirms it to happen (“Pappy, what do T-N-T spell?”).

* StandardSnippet: Although the music itself is heard, Foghorn sings entirely different lines to the tune of Camptown Races during the flight. He closes out the cartoon doing his usual hum.
* TenPacesAndTurn: How Foggy works Elvis and Pappy during the duel. He gets both their bullets in return.