Memory Cartoons on Instagram: "This scene comes from Bugsy and Mugsy, a classic Looney Tunes cartoon where Bugs Bunny faces off against two dim-witted gangsters straight out of a 1930s crime film. The humor is built on sharp dialogue, exaggerated mob stereotypes, and Bugs’ effortless ability to stay one step ahead 🐰🕶️ Fun fact: Bugsy and Mugsy are parodies of classic gangster movie characters, especially those played by Edward G. Robinson. Looney Tunes often spoofed popular film genres, turnin

Purely History on Instagram: "They don’t make them like this anymore 😢 Mississippi Hare is a classic animated short starring Bugs Bunny, released in 1950 during the golden age of Looney Tunes. The cartoon places Bugs in the American South, drifting down the Mississippi River before clashing with Colonel Shuffle, a short tempered Confederate officer who sees Bugs as an enemy spy. The setup leans heavily into musical humor, riverboat imagery, and exaggerated Southern stereotypes common in cartoon