French Rarebit: The Pierce/Foster switchover is starting to show, alas. Pierce also voices one of the French chefs here. Best part is Bugs' mangled French pronounciation, even worse than his usual mangled emphasis on different syllables. #looneytunestubi

Knights Must Fall: I've never warmed to this cartoon, but it is nice to see Bugs try the old baseball catcher gag and have it not work, then have him try the lance as a pool cue gag and also have it not work. #looneytunestubi

High Diving Hare: The entire cartoon, of course, a masterpiece. Best part is where it just shows the middle of the ladder, and Sam going up and falling down. Imagine the gags yourself. #looneytunestubi

First of all, the Microsoft Same energy is STRONG in this one across the board.

Secondly, this so-called artificial intelligence totally misses things like cries and grunts entirely. Even the lousiest human-made dubs I've heard don't do that.

The Bee-Deviled Bruin: This rarely aired on TV, not for racial stereotypes, but for Pa's constant beating of his son. That said, Junior is SO thick and awful that it almost justifies it. Best bit is Ma's constant "But Henry..." where we know what's coming. #looneytunestubi

Dough for the Do-Do: I mean it's FINE, but why would you watch this if you have Porky in Wackyland? Which isn't streaming, to my annoyance. Best bit? I'll go for the Rubber Band, which is also not unique to this cartoon. #looneytunestubi

Awful Orphan: The first of two 1949 Charlie Dog cartoons. He really is an unrelenting heckler, and unlike some of the other directors Chuck Jones isn't good at making them sympathetic. Best gag is Charlie's jumping out the window, and the punchline. #looneytunestubi