| School Daze | |
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| Season 1, Episode 3a | |
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| Date aired | 18 August 2002 |
| Episode guide | |
| Previous Like a Duck to Water |
Next Things That Go Bugs in the Night |
School Daze is the fifth segment of Baby Looney Tunes. It first aired 18 September 2002 on The WB and Cartoon Network as the first segment of the third episode.
What Happens?[]
One day, the babies excitedly watch as a school bus picks up students. After it drives off, they begin chattering over how much fun it would be, with Daffy rather pessimistic on the idea. The others point out all the good and fun qualities of school, but nothing catches his attention until they point out he would gain a lot of attention through various means. Daffy reconsiders, but Tweety starts to cry, saying he is not ready for school since he is unable to read or write. The others assure him that this is why people go to school, and he calms down. They practice in the meantime.
First, they practice getting on the bus, with Taz playing the bus driver. Daffy points out that he watches kids fight over the back seat, and he and Bugs begin to argue over who gets it. Bugs is able to trick Daffy, and he wins the seat, buckling himself in with some carrot juice while Daffy tries to determine what just happened.
Later, they head outside to learn how to use a crosswalk, with Lola acting as the guard. Daffy stubbornly gives her trouble, insisting he should be allowed to cross the street whenever he wants, but as Lola and Bugs try to warn him, he has a run in with Taz, and Lola grants the others permission to cross the path.
Later, the babies practice a fire drill. They walk outside where Granny is and tell her what they all learned. Granny is so proud at the babies, she tells them that they're going to go on a picnic instead of show-and-tell. Everyone cheers. Bugs notice Daffy is missing, and they look around for him. Daffy has gone inside to the playroom to do his show-and-tell to all the toys.
What Did They Say?[]
- Taz: Oh goodie! Taz drive bus!
- Bugs: All aboard!
- Daffy: Sneaky, smart, but very sneaky... I'll have to remember to make sure I never fall for that one again.
Fun Stuff[]
- Bugs and Daffy's argument for the bus seat is based on a common dialogue between them throughout the Looney Tunes series in which Bugs and Daffy argue, only for Bugs to switch answers and trick Daffy into switching his own so that he wins. This tactic is also known as "Reverse Psychology".
- It was adapted into the book School Daze.
Goofs[]
- When Bugs suggests they practice schooling, his hands are grey like his fur.
Pictures[]
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