- 02/06/2025
Daffy decides to build a shelf to prove he can be “handy,” but things spiral out of control as usual. Bugs tries to help—but can even he save their home from total destruction? Watch this episode for slapstick laughs, cartoon chaos, and classic Looney Tunes fun in full HD!
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00:00Hello, this is Helmut Jornson from the Nobel Prize Foundation.
00:07I am calling to inform Mr. Bugs Bunny that he has been awarded the Nobel Prize...
00:12Message deleted.
00:14Daffy, Tina, just reminding you of tomorrow's date night. Don't forget to make red...
00:18Message deleted.
00:20Hey guys, it's Porky. I'm in kind of an emergency and I...
00:23Message deleted.
00:25Anything important?
00:26No.
00:27I can't hold on much longer.
00:31He...
00:32Ah!
00:33Alright, let's take a moment!
00:35I can't follow the
01:03Oh, got to go.
01:10Sweden?
01:15What's that?
01:16I guess I won the Nobel Prize.
01:19What's the Nobel Prize?
01:20An award given to those who have made the greatest contributions to the betterment of humanity.
01:25Ah, the betterment of humanity. That's why I haven't won one.
01:29I wonder where I should put it.
01:32Ugh, you're gonna display it? That's so tacky.
01:35So showy. Have a little decorum.
01:38What about that thing?
01:41This?
01:42This is a major award.
01:44World's greatest daughter?
01:46Do you know how many daughters there are in the world?
01:48Millions.
01:49And I, Sandra Sanchez, am the world's greatest.
01:54I'll get your own shelf.
02:01Here's your shelf.
02:02You know, for an additional 20 bucks, we'd be happy to install it for you.
02:06$20?
02:07To install a shelf?
02:09I won a Nobel Prize.
02:11I think I can put up my own shelf.
02:12Looks secure.
02:20Hmm.
02:21I guess I need to find a stud.
02:27Ah, here we go.
02:29Yep, that's the stud right there.
02:32Guess that wasn't a stud.
02:37Do you guys have anything to fill in a couple of tiny, little holes?
02:42Barely anything.
02:43You mean, spackle?
02:44Yeah, spackle.
02:46Some people call it spackle.
02:48Aisle 19.
02:49You having trouble putting up that shelf?
02:52What?
02:52No.
02:53I put that up, no problem.
02:55Just hammered it right in there.
02:57Hammered?
02:58You used a drill, right?
03:00Of course.
03:01Drilled it right in there.
03:04Are the drills anywhere near the spackle?
03:09Well, the award will cover that.
03:11Oh, hi, Tina.
03:21Hey, picking up Daffy.
03:22Date night.
03:23Oh, is that a Timmel?
03:25Huh?
03:25Oh, yeah.
03:26That's my brand.
03:27Timmel.
03:28Is that what you said, Timmel?
03:32What you working on?
03:33Just putting up a shelf.
03:37Oh, that doesn't sound good.
03:39It's fine.
03:40I'm sure I just hit a stud.
03:41That's not a stud.
03:43You either hit your junction box or a water pipe.
03:45Thanks for your help.
03:46But I think I know what I'm doing.
03:48I mean, I won the Nobel Prize.
03:53There.
03:53See?
03:54What happened to the water?
03:56Guess it was your water pipe.
03:58What are you doing here?
03:59Date night, remember?
04:00Isn't that why you're in the shower?
04:02What?
04:02No, I got peanut butter all over my back.
04:05When's the water going to come back on?
04:06Well, first he's got to remove the drywall,
04:08soft the damaged pipe,
04:09and put on a slip coupler.
04:11Then he's got to replace the drywall,
04:12spread the texture on, and paint it.
04:15I could do it for you,
04:16but it would take a couple days.
04:18A couple of days?
04:19I can't go without a shower for that long.
04:21Since when do you take so many showers?
04:23It's the principle.
04:25If I'm going to pay rent somewhere,
04:26then I want everything to work.
04:28You don't pay rent.
04:29And I won't.
04:31Not until that's fixed.
04:33Now where am I supposed to live?
04:34They won't let me back at the Y.
04:36Long story.
04:38I guess you could stay with me.
04:40I don't think so.
04:41Not until there's a ring on this finger.
04:45Here.
04:46Looks like you're going to need this.
04:48Hey.
04:49My eyes are up here.
04:58Thanks for letting me stay here, Porky.
05:00It'll be fun.
05:01It can get kind of lonely
05:02living in this big old house by myself.
05:05Well,
05:05this is the guest bedroom.
05:11Great.
05:11I'm sure you'll be very comfortable here.
05:22You got that shelf up?
05:24Shelf?
05:26You must have me confused with somebody else.
05:29I'm a totally different customer.
05:31Never been here before.
05:34Just the saw?
05:35Uh, yeah.
05:37Oh,
05:37I'm also going to need a
05:39slip coupler.
05:40Oh.
05:41You got a cracked water pipe?
05:43Oh, yep.
05:43You know how that goes
05:45if water was pouring out
05:46when I left.
05:47You mean you didn't
05:48shut off the water main?
05:52Take the change!
06:01Congratulations!
06:03Lola,
06:03I gotta get inside
06:04and shut off the water main.
06:05Whatever that is.
06:06Winning the Nobel Prize?
06:08That's amazing!
06:09Lola, move it!
06:10I mean,
06:11no bells.
06:12None.
06:13I can't live without bells.
06:18I think my house is flooded.
06:25Wow.
06:26Someone wins the Nobel Prize
06:27and thinks they're pretty hot.
06:29Well, guess what?
06:30You're not,
06:30all right?
06:31All you did was not have a bell,
06:33okay?
06:34Anyone can do that.
06:35I can totally do that.
06:36Who am I kidding?
06:36No, I can't.
06:37Bells are so fun.
06:38What's going on, man?
06:49I was taking a nap.
06:50I almost drowned.
06:53I was trying to put up a shelf
06:55and I drilled into a water pipe.
06:57Why didn't you just pay someone
06:58to put it up for you?
06:59I don't get it.
07:00I won the Nobel Prize.
07:02I think I can put up a shelf.
07:03Oh, the Nobel Prize, huh?
07:05What did you get it for?
07:06Making bad decisions?
07:11Speedy, what are you doing here?
07:12I live here.
07:13Or at least I used to.
07:15Wait a minute.
07:16You live in Bugs' house?
07:17Don't you own a restaurant?
07:18Can't you afford your own place?
07:20Hmm.
07:20Probably.
07:21Speedy, we're adults, okay?
07:23Adults live on their own.
07:25Where do you live?
07:26With my parents.
07:27They gave me these bells.
07:32What's up?
07:33Oh, I was just gonna do some laundry.
07:36So I need to get my laundry basket.
07:38I'll get it.
07:42Here you go.
07:43Thanks.
07:44Hold it.
07:45These are my whites.
07:47These are my darks.
07:49And these are my delicates.
07:53I've never seen you wear clothes.
07:54I like having the option.
07:56Now, pay attention.
07:58The delicates don't go in the machine.
08:00These are 100% silk.
08:03They need to be hand-washed.
08:05Got it?
08:06I think.
08:07Repeat it back to me.
08:08Uh, darks?
08:10Whites?
08:11Delicates?
08:12What about the delicates?
08:13Hand-wash them?
08:17Oh, and I'm having a lady friend over for dinner tonight.
08:21So here's a list for the grocery store.
08:23Oh, who are we having a dinner with?
08:26I'm having dinner with my girlfriend.
08:29Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm in the middle of something.
08:36It's fun having a roommate.
08:38All right.
08:39Let's see what we got here.
08:44Looks like we got a big hole in the wall.
08:49Okay.
08:50So I guess I just need to make a cut here and here.
08:53Then remove this part.
08:55Put in a slip coupler.
08:56Then somehow fix this whole wall.
08:59Pop in the old shelf.
09:01And we're done.
09:03Easy.
09:03I wonder if this beam was important.
09:14Hmm.
09:15Might need to get a little more spackle.
09:19Maybe a lot more spackle.
09:21Happy birthday, Daffy.
09:32Oh!
09:34Do you like it?
09:36Hmm.
09:36You've given me a birthday gift.
09:41You've really given my day a lift.
09:45Oh, wow.
09:47A childhood photo of you and me.
09:52But I have to tell you something now.
09:56And I'm trying to find the words how.
09:59While your gift was thoughtful, it was also chintzy.
10:07I can remedy the situation.
10:10And you can avoid future humiliation.
10:12If you would just follow these gift-giving guidelines.
10:18I need something made of solid gold.
10:20Cause this homemade sweater leaves me cold.
10:23Think in terms of things that are expensive.
10:26A coffee mug that says my best friend will find a new home in my trash bin.
10:33And if you nip me a scarf, I'll bury it in the backyard.
10:38Now pay attention.
10:39Chintzy, chintzy, chintzy, chintzy, not chintzy.
10:42Chintzy, chintzy, chintzy, chintzy, very chintzy.
10:45This gift has a hot date with my shredder.
10:50Buy me a jacuzzi filled with caviar.
10:52Or a diamond-encrusted rocket car.
10:54And when in doubt, try a briefcase full of money.
11:00Try to stay away from arson crafts.
11:03I don't want your homemade bubble bath.
11:06And cookies are better when they're made by professionals.
11:11Buy me a ranch with a thousand long-thorn steers.
11:15Or a mansion filled with crystal chandeliers.
11:22An M-68-3 army tank.
11:24Could be met with hard-shell tanks.
11:27Because that's something I can drive to the supermarket.
11:31Oh, I get it.
11:32Chintzy, chintzy, chintzy, chintzy, not chintzy.
11:35Good.
11:35Chintzy, chintzy, chintzy, chintzy, very chintzy.
11:38Yes.
11:38That's why I'm setting fire to the photo you gave me.
11:42So I'm glad I can help you out.
11:45This is what friendship's all about.
11:48But the next gift that you bring should require a trailer.
11:52So before a new day dawns, maybe cash in your savings bonds.
11:59And buy me a present that is not chintzy.
12:08Phew.
12:09Ahem.
12:10You still owe me a birthday present.
12:12Well, what do you think?
12:23Hmm.
12:24It's pretty nice, I guess.
12:27Maybe I can put my hole over here?
12:29What are you talking about?
12:30You don't have to live in a hole.
12:31You got all this space.
12:32I don't know.
12:33It seems so big.
12:35I could help you decorate.
12:36Oh, it'll be fun.
12:37I have a really great eye.
12:38It's my left one.
12:39My right eye is just a regular eye.
12:40Oh, no, wait.
12:42I'm wrong.
12:42My right eye is my great eye.
12:44My left eye has x-ray vision.
12:47Hey, my eyes are up here, okay?
12:49I can totally see through that.
12:52Doing a little home improvement?
12:54Oh, you know.
12:56Just tinkering with a few little projects.
12:59Nothing big.
13:00Just replacing the ceiling.
13:02An entire wall.
13:04Most of the floor.
13:06Maybe put in a new support beam or two.
13:08That'll be $2,865.43.
13:14Say what?
13:19What do you think?
13:21I think I need to get back to the gym.
13:23Not you, silly.
13:25The mirror.
13:26Oh, it's divine.
13:28Is it rococo?
13:29No, no, no.
13:30It's baroque.
13:31But a baroque mirror is seven years bad luck.
13:34Oh, nice bell.
13:38May we help you?
13:40Hi.
13:40Yes.
13:41Hello.
13:41Hi.
13:41I am decorating an apartment for a dear, dear friend of mine.
13:46Oh, whatever can you tell us about him?
13:50Um, well, he's a mouse named Speedy Gonzales.
13:54I think he might wear a hat.
13:56Well, we just received some lovely pieces from Spain.
14:01This particular chest of drawers is 18th century mahogany.
14:04Notice the burled walnut inset panels.
14:07Oh, I don't know.
14:08It's not really speaking to me.
14:10Oh, well, perhaps Senor Gonzales would prefer something a little more modern.
14:14I'm positively obsessed with this mid-century sofa.
14:17No, this isn't really speaking to me either.
14:23Oh!
14:25Now this is speaking to me.
14:29Hmm?
14:30Oh, thank you.
14:32It's very flattering, but I have a boyfriend.
14:34He just won the Nobel Prize.
14:36Besides, you're not really my type.
14:37You're too tall.
14:38And you're an armoire.
14:40So.
14:41Huh?
14:42Oh, an armoire.
14:44Excuse me.
14:45I'm from France.
14:47Well, what about this?
14:51It arrived this morning.
14:53Look, I appreciate what you're trying to do, but you don't know Speedy like I know Speedy.
14:57I know you think you do, because you're all mice.
15:00We're gophers.
15:01Oh, is that different?
15:04Just take a look.
15:05It's Italian baroque.
15:07Isn't it exquisite?
15:08Hmm, it is nice.
15:10And Speedy is Italian.
15:13Maybe this is Speedy.
15:15Oh, you know what?
15:19No, this isn't Speedy.
15:21Mm-mm.
15:23You know, I think I'm just gonna keep looking around.
15:26Try a few more stores and maybe some place that feels more like him.
15:30Oh, I do love that bell, though.
15:35It's a great bell.
15:40Seven years isn't that long when you think about it.
15:42What?
15:55You don't like lobster bisque?
16:00I'll get you something else.
16:02Something for a less refined palate.
16:04So, uh, where's Porky?
16:11How may I be of service?
16:13Porky, what are you doing in that outfit?
16:16Don't engage the help.
16:18That better be my bread and butter.
16:19Yes, sir.
16:20The lady doesn't like her soup.
16:25Bring her something else.
16:30There's nothing wrong with the soup.
16:32The butter is hard.
16:33What?
16:34I said the butter is hard because somebody failed to let it soften before serving dinner.
16:45I'm sorry.
16:46I just got so busy with the creme brulee.
16:49But you're not too busy to make excuses.
16:53Oh, it hurt.
16:55I bet it hurt because it's hard.
16:57Daffy!
16:58This doesn't concern you, Tina.
17:00This is between me and my butler.
17:02He's not your butler.
17:04Porky, you are not his butler.
17:06I know.
17:07I just...
17:08I like having someone around.
17:10Are these store-bought robes?
17:14Ow!
17:15Of course you're saying ow!
17:17They're like rocks!
17:20Ow!
17:21Porky, what are you doing?
17:23You're letting him walk all over you like this.
17:25This is your house.
17:26Be a man.
17:29You're right.
17:30What?
17:31I was sick of wearing this anyway.
17:34There.
17:36That's better.
17:38Well, if this dump doesn't come with a butler, I might as well go back to the old dump.
17:42And I can tell you've put these in the dryer.
17:57Okay.
17:58In decorating your apartment, I had to ask myself, who is Speedy Gonzales?
18:03What does Speedy Gonzales want?
18:05What does Speedy Gonzales need?
18:06I had to get inside the mind of Speedy Gonzales.
18:10It wasn't easy, but I think I nailed it.
18:13Speedy Gonzales, welcome home.
18:17What do you think?
18:19Uh, yeah.
18:20It's, uh...
18:20There's a lot of little bells everywhere.
18:24These bells have little bells inside the bells.
18:29You know, Lola, I appreciate you doing all of this, but I think I'm going to go back to Senor Bugs.
18:34I like my little mouse hole there.
18:36It's got to be dry by now.
18:38But then who's going to live here?
18:39You could.
18:40Me?
18:41I don't know.
18:42It's not really my taste.
18:43I guess I could make it work.
18:47Get rid of some of the Speedy Gonzales influence.
18:51Home sweet home.
18:53Ain't that the truth.
19:00I got the shelf up.
19:02I got the shelf up.
19:32Let's go!
20:02I don't know.
20:32I don't know.
21:02I don't know.
21:04I don't know.
21:06I don't know.
21:08I don't know.
21:10I don't know.
21:12I don't know.
21:14I don't know.
21:16I don't know.
21:22I don't know.
21:24I don't know.
21:26I don't know.
21:30I don't know.
21:32I don't know.
21:34I don't know.
21:36I don't know.
21:38I think I thought your house was destroyed.
21:49It was, but I'm a Nobel Prize winner.
21:52I know how to fix a house.
21:54Okay, fix the house.
21:56Let me know if you need anything else.
21:59Well, she fixed the house, but I put up the shelf.
22:02I don't know.
22:03I don't know.
22:04I don't know.
22:06I don't know.
22:08It's a great day.
22:10I've got a job.
22:11I'm not going to be a good job.
22:13I'm not going to be a good job.
22:15I'll just wear it.
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