Max is demanding and irritated that they got started without him. Elmira tries to steal a kiss from him and he promptly kicks her right in the ass! Violence against women, or girls, is also something I did not remember from this show. As they’re getting ready to rehearse, Montana Max shows up in a wheelchair probably to evoke images of Potter from It’s A Wonderful Life. Babs also has cleavage – this is something I did not remember from my youth. They’re preparing to put on a performance for Christmas, and Buster is apparently in charge. There’s a Grinch-like character they thwart and a snowman that resembles Burl Ives who nearly gets taken out as well before the two reach an auditorium. Just like the film it’s lampooning, this one then becomes a flashback and we see Buster and Babs sledding through a snowy landscaping singing a little song. This is not a coincidence.Ī little Grinch joke early on gets this one off on the right foot. Stewart also starred in a picture named Harvey about a guy who befriends a giant rabbit. The one in position to be our Clarence is actually named Harvey and he sounds a lot like James Stewart. We then head up into the celestial bodies where two beings are communicating with each other about the prayers concerning Buster. That seems like the wrong religion for a pig to choose, but I won’t judge. Interestingly, a menorah appears in Hamilton Pig’s window. Plucky tries to hide the fact that he’s looking out for Buster, but he also reveals he doesn’t want Buster to quit cartoons because then the show will be cancelled. Once the episode starts, it gets right down to the parody nature with shots of various characters from the exterior of their homes praying to the heavens for someone to look out for Buster Bunny. The episode opens with its typical opening – but wait! It’s all dressed up for Christmas and even the lyrics have been changed to reflect that. It’s also a parody of It’s A Wonderful Life which means I’m loathe to watch it, but here goes nothing. It’s interesting because this episode deals with the show getting cancelled in a hypothetical way. After three seasons it was time to move on to spin-offs, additional specials, and new shows.
TINY TOON ADVENTURES IT'S A WONDERFUL TINY TOON CHRISTMAS SERIES
On December 6, 1992, Tiny Toon Adventures aired its series finale, a Christmas special.
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