SESSIONS AND ELMER FUDD PICTURE TV

However, Rover is afraid to go ahead of Elmer to kick up some game, because of his fear of Canine's earlier 'two go out, but only one comes back' statement he expressed on television earlier. Elmer kicks him out of the house as punishment.Īfter some thought, Elmer concludes that Rover's erratic behaviour is due to the fact that he hasn't taken him anywhere for a long time and decides he and Rover are going to go hunting. Then he boots Elmer in the backside when he comes home, 'brings' him his slippers, deposits them in a trash can and spits on them afterwards, and then jumps up on the bed in defiance, growling at Elmer when confronted about it. Plenty enraged by these notions, Rover throws Elmer's framed picture on the floor and stomps on it.

Also pointing out that after a dog has worn out his usefulness, often when he and his master go out hunting, 'two go out.but only one comes back'. The subject matter of the day deals with the relationship between dog and master, with host Carlton Canine asking Rover (rhetorically) whether he was one of those dogs who is forced to sleep in a cold doghouse while his master sleeps in his warm bed.

SESSIONS AND ELMER FUDD PICTURE TV

While Elmer goes to work for half a day one Saturday morning, Rover turns on his favourite TV show, 'The Dog Lovers Hour'. This is one of only a few storylines featuring Elmer Fudd wherein nothing disastrous happens to Elmer. The story concerns Elmer's dog, 'Rover', who, after watching a television show about dogs, is determined to protest how he is treated, but after going hunting, every intention to hurt or kill Elmer backfires on him.in a good way. The short was released on and features Elmer Fudd. Looney Tunes animated short directed by Robert McKimson.

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