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There are comparisons between old school LT plots and their TTA "remakes" or sequels. * Any Pepe short = Aroma Amore, Love Stinks * Duck Dodgers in the 24 1/2 Century = Duck Dodgers Jr. * The Great Piggy Bank Robbery = The Return of Pluck Twacy * One Froggy Evening = Class Cut-Up * Elmer's Pet Rabbit = Hare Today, Gone Tomorrow (elements are similar) * The Fair-Haired Hare = Home Wrecker (both involve an adversary building a summer home over a rabbit's burrow) * Super-Rabbit = Super Babs (parodies the same thing) * Duck Amuck = Duck Out of Luck (an off-screen presence controls what happens to Plucky, similar to Duck Amuck) * Devil May Hare = Debutant Devil (not a direct copy, but similar in that a Taz-style character is trying to devour a rabbit in a fores

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  • There are comparisons between old school LT plots and their TTA "remakes" or sequels. * Any Pepe short = Aroma Amore, Love Stinks * Duck Dodgers in the 24 1/2 Century = Duck Dodgers Jr. * The Great Piggy Bank Robbery = The Return of Pluck Twacy * One Froggy Evening = Class Cut-Up * Elmer's Pet Rabbit = Hare Today, Gone Tomorrow (elements are similar) * The Fair-Haired Hare = Home Wrecker (both involve an adversary building a summer home over a rabbit's burrow) * Super-Rabbit = Super Babs (parodies the same thing) * Duck Amuck = Duck Out of Luck (an off-screen presence controls what happens to Plucky, similar to Duck Amuck) * Devil May Hare = Debutant Devil (not a direct copy, but similar in that a Taz-style character is trying to devour a rabbit in a fores
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  • There are comparisons between old school LT plots and their TTA "remakes" or sequels. * Any Pepe short = Aroma Amore, Love Stinks * Duck Dodgers in the 24 1/2 Century = Duck Dodgers Jr. * The Great Piggy Bank Robbery = The Return of Pluck Twacy * One Froggy Evening = Class Cut-Up * Elmer's Pet Rabbit = Hare Today, Gone Tomorrow (elements are similar) * The Fair-Haired Hare = Home Wrecker (both involve an adversary building a summer home over a rabbit's burrow) * Super-Rabbit = Super Babs (parodies the same thing) * Duck Amuck = Duck Out of Luck (an off-screen presence controls what happens to Plucky, similar to Duck Amuck) * Devil May Hare = Debutant Devil (not a direct copy, but similar in that a Taz-style character is trying to devour a rabbit in a forest-like setting) * Daffy Flies North = Migrant Mallard (both deal with trying to migrate, although they're different in script and execution) * Hollywood Steps Out = Hollywood Plucky (both have a large number of celebrity caricatures. The plots are way different, though) * My Bunny Lies Over the Sea = Miniature Goof (rabbit vs. mean adversary in golf) * Frigid Hare = Fur-Gone Conclusion (both involve a rabbit protecting an animal from a hunter) * Baseball Bugs = Buster at the Bat (both involve a rabbit playing baseball) * Hair-Raising Hare, Water Water Every Hare = Hare Raising Night (Both involve a rabbit, a mad scientist, and a monster created by the mad scientist, the former having "Hare" and Raising" in the title) * Book Revue = Eating Between the Lines (both involving a library full of books where the characters come to life and advance the plot) * Bugs Bunny and the Three Bears = Bear Necessities (both are parodies of the Goldilocks story) * Scaredy Cat, Claws For Alarm, Transylvania 6-5000 = Boo Hoo Hoo, Pluck of the Irish (both involve a character staying at a haunted house) * Robin Hood Daffy = Robin Hare (both parody Robin Hood, albeit in vastly different methods) * Sport Chumpions = ACME Acres' Summer Olympics (both have that blackout gag execution of looking at various sporting events) * Cheese Chasers = Let's Do Lunch (both involve an animal that wants the cat to eat them, although the reasons are different) * Goopy Geer = Two-Tone Town (in that they both feature the character) * Bewitched Bunny = Fit to Be Stewed (both have the Hansel/Gretel motif going on) * Long-Haired Hare = Ruffled Ruffee (Both involve an obnoxious musician as the main antagonist)
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