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Line 1: {{Useful Notes\|wppage=Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies filmography (1950–1959)}} ~~{{trope}}~~ [[File:57_lt_2925.jpg\|frame]] This is Part Three of the [[Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies Filmography]], covering all shorts from [[The Golden Age of Animation\|1950 to 1959.]] A total of 278 shorts were released during this time. Up next is [[Looney Tunes in ~~The~~the Sixties]]. ---- Line 38: * Caveman Inki (LT) Jones: Inki. Final appearance of Inki. * Dog Collared (MM) (McKimson): Porky. * [[Rabbit of Seville]] (LT) (Jones): Bugs, Elmer. One of [[The 50 Greatest Cartoons]]. * Two's a Crowd (LT) (Jones): Claude Cat. Line 105: * Fool Coverage (McKimson): Daffy, Porky. * Hare Lift (Freleng): Bugs, Sam. * Orange Blossoms For Violet: Neither a [[~~Looney Tunes (Animation)\|~~Looney Tunes]] nor [[Merrie Melodies]], actually a live action short made by the studio, parodying old school Silent Age melodramas--but with live animals! == 1953 == Line 126: * Tom-Tom Tomcat (Freleng): Sylvester, Tweety, Granny. * Wild Over You (Jones): Pepe. Has become notorious for implying that [[Pepe Le Pew]] is, in fact, [[Too Kinky to Torture]]. * [[Duck Dodgers in ~~The~~the ~~Twenty Fourth And A Half~~24½th Century ~~(Film)~~\|Duck Dodgers in The Twenty Fourth And A Half Century]] (Jones): Daffy, Porky, Marvin. * [[Bully for Bugs]] (Jones): Bugs. * Plop Goes the Weasel (McKimson): Foghorn, Barnyard Dawg. Line 241: * The Honey-Mousers (McKimson): The Honey-Mousers. * To Hare is Human (Jones): Bugs, Wile E. Coyote. * 90 Day Wondering: A [[Chuck Jones]] short that fits into neither the [[~~Looney Tunes (Animation)\|~~Looney Tunes]] nor [[Merrie Melodies]]. == 1957 == Line 259: * Boston Quackie (McKimson): Daffy, Porky. * [[What's Opera, Doc? ~~(Film)~~\|What's Opera Doc]] (Jones): Bugs, Elmer. * Tabasco Road (Freleng): Speedy. Line 324: {{reflist}} ~~[[Category:Useful Notes]]~~ {{The History of Looney Tunes}} [[Category:The Golden Age of Animation]] [[Category:The Fifties]] [[Category:index]] [[Category:Looney Tunes Inin ~~The~~the Fifties]]