Buster and the Wolverine

Season 1, Episode 24, Aired
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Elmyra tells the story about how Buster and his pals are constantly terrorized by a wolverine in a style just like Disney's classic story Peter and the Wolf, in which the characters are each signified by an instrument.
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    Trivia, Notes, Quotes and Allusions

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    • Trivia

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      • Several of the characters change model designs from time to time in the episode (such as Hamton suddenly losing some weight, Buster and Babs' ears getting shorter, etc.), most likely to Kennedy Cartoons' inconsistent work on this episode. Edit
      • Character/Instrument representations: Buster represents the Trumpet. Babs represents the Harp. Furrball represents the Violin. Sweetie represents the Flute. Hamton represents the Tuba. and Plucky sadly represents the bike horn. Oh, Yeah, and the Wolverine represents the drums. Edit
      • When the Wolverine sliced the door there was a horizontal hole in it,and he jumps through it without any damage done.But outside its [the door] the shape of the Wolverine. Edit
    • Notes

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      • Credit Gag: Buster says "And that's a wrap". Edit
      • To the above, Furrball has spoken more than in 2 episodes Edit
      • Montana Max, Gogo Dodo, and Shirley the Loon make a small cameo appearance. Edit
    • Quotes

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      • Buster: I assure you this process is completely painless. I won't feel a thing. Edit
      • Furrball: (Sobbing) No! Poor little Sweetie! Gone! Gone forever! It's not fair! (Stops crying.) I wanted to eat her. (the Wolverine's hand grasps furrball's body and takes Him away.) Edit
      • Plucky: (After the gang has been spat out and have landed in a pile of snow, including the Mynah bird who casually walks out of the snow) So that's what was jabbing me in the back. Edit
    • Allusions

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      • During the final number performed by the Looniversity band, Buster and Plucky's dance moves mimic the infamous dancing cycles of the Peanuts gang in A Charlie Brown Christmas (1965). Buster can also be seen doing this dance during rehearsal, likewise Plucky when he tries out the bicycle horn after swallowing it by accident. Similar dance cycles were also imitated in A Pup Named Scooby-Doo, another show that TTA writer/producer Tom Ruegger and animatior Glen Kennedy had previously worked on. Edit
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