According to the ToonHeads episode "Emily the Chicken", Emily the Chicken is said to be the precursor to Miss Prissy from the Foghorn Leghorn cartoons. In the same episode, Toonheads describe her as "the Lil'Abner of the poultry world" and an "aww-shucks starstruck country hen who is constantly attracted to the bright lights of the big city". With attractive looking legs, she often gets a poor judgement of stardom and gets into trouble, causing her lovesick hick rooster boyfriend Clem to save her. In both Let It Be Me and A Star is Hatched, she blindly pursued her dreams of being a star, only to be rejected. Despite that she initially turn down Clem's affections in favor of stardom in these two cartoons, he still forgives and accepts Emily after her dreams fail.
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| - According to the ToonHeads episode "Emily the Chicken", Emily the Chicken is said to be the precursor to Miss Prissy from the Foghorn Leghorn cartoons. In the same episode, Toonheads describe her as "the Lil'Abner of the poultry world" and an "aww-shucks starstruck country hen who is constantly attracted to the bright lights of the big city". With attractive looking legs, she often gets a poor judgement of stardom and gets into trouble, causing her lovesick hick rooster boyfriend Clem to save her. In both Let It Be Me and A Star is Hatched, she blindly pursued her dreams of being a star, only to be rejected. Despite that she initially turn down Clem's affections in favor of stardom in these two cartoons, he still forgives and accepts Emily after her dreams fail.
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| - According to the ToonHeads episode "Emily the Chicken", Emily the Chicken is said to be the precursor to Miss Prissy from the Foghorn Leghorn cartoons. In the same episode, Toonheads describe her as "the Lil'Abner of the poultry world" and an "aww-shucks starstruck country hen who is constantly attracted to the bright lights of the big city". With attractive looking legs, she often gets a poor judgement of stardom and gets into trouble, causing her lovesick hick rooster boyfriend Clem to save her. In both Let It Be Me and A Star is Hatched, she blindly pursued her dreams of being a star, only to be rejected. Despite that she initially turn down Clem's affections in favor of stardom in these two cartoons, he still forgives and accepts Emily after her dreams fail. Emily was voiced by Bernice Hansen in her 1936 appearances and Sara Berner (using her Katherine Hepburn impersonation) in A Star is Hatched. In the former two she had a more childlike voice while in the latter she had a more mature voice.
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