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'''Dee Dee:''' ''That pile of rocks! We keep passing by it. There it is again! And again... and again!''<br />
'''Dee Dee:''' ''That pile of rocks! We keep passing by it. There it is again! And again... and again!''<br />
'''Koosey:''' ''Now, now, Dee Dee, that's called a "repeat pan," first implemented by [[Hanna-Barbera|William Hanna and Joseph Barbera]] in 1947 to streamline production costs. <ref>NOTE: The year is incorrect. Hanna and Barbera were still working on Tom & Jerry at MGM in 1947. They wouldn't develop the streamline production till ten years later, 1957, when they started up their own studio to make cartoons for television.</ref>''<br />
'''Koosey:''' ''Now, now, Dee Dee, that's called a "repeat pan," first implemented by [[Hanna-Barbera|William Hanna and Joseph Barbera]] in 1947 to streamline production costs. <ref>NOTE: The year is incorrect. Hanna and Barbera were still working on Tom & Jerry at MGM in 1947. They wouldn't develop the streamline production till ten years later, 1957, when they started up their own studio to make cartoons for television.</ref>''<br />
'''Dee Dee:''' ''Well, I don't like it!''|''[[Dexters Laboratory]]'', "Wacky Races"
'''Dee Dee:''' ''Well, I don't like it!''|''[[Dexter's Laboratory]]'', "Wacky Races"
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Dee Dee Koosey, do you notice anything strange?

Koosey: What, Dee Dee?

Dee Dee: That pile of rocks! We keep passing by it. There it is again! And again... and again!

Koosey: Now, now, Dee Dee, that's called a "repeat pan," first implemented by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera in 1947 to streamline production costs. [1]

Dee Dee: Well, I don't like it!
Dexter's Laboratory, "Wacky Races"
  1. NOTE: The year is incorrect. Hanna and Barbera were still working on Tom & Jerry at MGM in 1947. They wouldn't develop the streamline production till ten years later, 1957, when they started up their own studio to make cartoons for television.