234K views · 10K reactions | Clip from "Catty Cornered" (Friz Freleng, 1953) | GoldenAgeCartoons.com | Facebook

Did you know that Yosemite Sam had a twin brother? Well, he did...in only one cartoon. This clip from "Along Came Daffy" (Friz Freleng, 1947) finds Sam and his unnamed sibling hunkered down in a cabin during a blizzard, and starving. When a mouse steals their last morsel of food (a single pea), they begin contemplating cannibalism, envisioning one another as edible in humorous ways. (This gag was a perennial trope in old cartoons, and had been done with Bugs Bunny at Warner Bros., Woody Woodpeck

61K views · 2.7K reactions | Director Friz Freleng introduced an incredibly forgetful Big Bad Wolf character in his 1955 Tweety and Sylvester cartoon, "Red Riding Hoodwinked". Freleng brought the character back three years later to hunt Bugs Bunny (only to keep forgetting exactly what he's hunting) in "Hare-less Wolf" (1958). In this cartoon, the character was named "Charles M. Wolf", after fellow WB cartoon director Charles M. (Chuck) Jones. | GoldenAgeCartoons.com | Facebook

"A Kiddie's Kitty" (Friz Freleng, 1955) marked the debut (and only animated appearance) of Suzanne, a little girl who literally loved her toys and pets to death. Suzanne had a brief run in various Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies comic books shortly afterward, in which she was part of a "Peanuts"-like group of kids. Nearly 40 years later, she inspired Elmyra, a similar character in the early 1990's TV series "Tiny Toon Adventures". Public Service Announcement from us, by the way: please keep cats FA

Cap. Completo| “Bugsy y Mugsy” (1957) es un corto de Looney Tunes dirigido por Friz Freleng, donde Bugs Bunny hace que dos ladrones, Rocky y Mugsy, se enfrenten entre sí. Es una versión moderna del corto de 1950 “Stooge for a Mouse”. #notibomba #lonneytunes #classic | Noti Bomba