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Ear Worm: "Hey, there everybody, it's a looneyful day..." Got any cavities yet?
- Any of the intermission songs as well.
Ensemble Darkhorse: Baby Pepe.
Family-Unfriendly Aesop: If you watch the "Time Out" episode, you might get the impression that if one or two people in a group causes damage, the entire group can get in trouble for it.
- Moreover, it seems to teach that one can get punished even for something that they didn't even do on purpose, and that nobody can point out that it was an accident to begin with or that one wasn't even involved when it happened.
Fridge Logic: Daffy occasionally has teeth depending on his expression, but a great deal of the plot of "To Tell the Tooth" revolves around Daffy not having teeth.
- In "Shadow of a Doubt" they expect us to believe the babies never saw their shadows before.
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 ** Any of the intermission songs as well.
 * [[Ensemble Darkhorse]]: Baby Pepe.
-* [[Family Unfriendly Aesop]]: If you watch the [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLNmX4HqcBg "Time Out" episode], you might get the impression that if one or two people in a group causes damage, the entire group can get in trouble for it.
+* [[Family-Unfriendly Aesop]]: If you watch the [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLNmX4HqcBg "Time Out" episode], you might get the impression that if one or two people in a group causes damage, the entire group can get in trouble for it.
 ** Moreover, it seems to teach that one can get punished even for something that they didn't even do on purpose, and that nobody can point out that it was an accident to begin with or that one wasn't even involved when it happened.
 * [[Fridge Logic]]: Daffy occasionally has teeth depending on his expression, but a great deal of the plot of "To Tell the Tooth" revolves around Daffy not having teeth.