Classic Cartoons with their endings faded out

  • knuclear200x
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    		 Remember the phrase "This time we didn't forget the gravy"?

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9DwwUgaLFr4

    I remember seeing this episode many times as a child, and i would always wonder why the ending would fade out constantly (on Nick) while there were times where they'd show the whole thing.

    I noticed this happened in other episodes as well. Like that one with the hobo flea and the dog who couldnt scratch it out or else he will be given a bath. At the end of that, the cat would say "Well folks, now I've seen everything." Then he shoots himself in the head in a humorous fashion. But when I saw it again in a recent marathon, they faded it out and showed the Thats All Folks screen.

    Also, I noticed another ending in a Tiny Toons episode. Some car dealer guy eats live shrimp in a bucket or something and at the end, one of the characters gives him the same bucket and then they fade that out before he eats it, and i know he does because they show it sometimes.

    AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANyway do u guys know any other toons that do the same thing? and what was the name of that Tiny toons episode?
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  • bassman21 User is online now
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    		 That ending was a little disturbing so maybe that was why. I gave on on watching these on TV because they are cut so bad.
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  • blueluigi
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    		 Not really a classic cartoon, but in the episode of Captain N in which Game Boy was introduced, the original version would about 5 seconds of Game Boy beeping excitedly after being a member of the N-team. In the syndicated version (which is used on the DVD release, unfortunatly), they faded that scene too early.

    Here is where you can catch both the original version and the syndicated edit.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9JXrvjmEPM
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  • pikachulover
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    		 I remember some of the Tom and Jerry cartoons that were edited for time some had a fad out ending. I think a few Casper ones did too.
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  • RetroBen81
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    		 There are a few others out there:
    *Hare-um Scare-um (Warner Bros., 1939) - Originally this cartoon was to have ended with the hunter and his dog getting in a catfight with the rabbit and his kin, that which ended with the hunter and his dog getting cut and bruised, and the rabbit tearing the hunter's rifle, saying "You oughta get that fixed. Somebody's liable to get hurt!" Instead there is an abrupt fade to the ending logo just before the catfight is to begin.

    The "bouncing heads" bit comes about because in the original ending, after the rabbit and his family fight with John Sourpuss (the hunter) and he's all cut and bruised, he mimics the rabbit's actions and bounces on top of his head.

    *Goofy Groceries (Warner Bros., 1941) - The original ending had "Jack Bunny" holding a stick of dynamite, which he continues to hold after the gorilla is called home by his mother. The dynamite explodes, and when the smoke clears Jack Bunny is gray in the face, to which he says (in a culturally-sensitive Rochester voice) "My, oh, my... tattletale gray!" After 1987 this scene was not shown on TBS and TNT airings. KOFY-TV had its own special edit, in which after the dynamite explodes, it goes to the ending title card, but the audio track from the original print is intact.
    "I am such a purist for old information on anything '70s and '80s."
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  • eastervideoguy
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    		 well in all this and rabbit stew before it was completely banned they edited it out where the hunters is naked aand says just call me adam but then bug bunny removes the leaf he has and that was censored
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  • RetroBen81
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    eastervideoguy wrote:
    well in all this and rabbit stew before it was completely banned they edited it out where the hunters is naked aand says just call me adam but then bug bunny removes the leaf he has and that was censored


    And The Heckling Hare (WB, 1941) originally was conceived with a longer ending scene, where Bugs and Willoughby fall off of not one, or even two cliffs, but three. After they fall off from the first cliff, Bugs says: "Yeah, fooled you, didn't we?" and Willoughby says, "Yeah." When they were to fall from the second cliff, Bugs said "Hold on to your hats, folks. Here we go again!"

    Director Tex Avery insisted this additional falling scene be kept, but when it got the attention of Leon Schlesinger, he wanted to trim the additional fall. Avery protested and was subsequently fired from Warner Bros. in 1941, being replaced by Bob Clampett (who already made a name in the WB director's chair in 1937). Apparently Schlesinger edited the scene due to the line "Hold on to your hats" as being considered risque. Coincidentally a similar line ("Hold your seats, folks. Here we go again!") was heard in the 1938 Daffy Duck and Egghead cartoon, called appropriately enough, Daffy Duck and Egghead. The line was spoken by Daffy just before he was to sing the Looney Tunes theme song.
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