Here it is, one of the rarest and lamest Warner Bros./Looney Tunes productions ever, in full for the first time on YouTube! Watch all your crudely-drawn favorites embark on a lame adventure with the Scooby-Doo villain-wannabes, with Bill Lava-esque music, Warner Bros.-Seven Arts-esque animation, low-quality sound effects and an echoey laugh track! Also note how Daffy’s voice has been sped up too much instead of only a little bit, like in the classic shorts. Daffy now sounds like his late 1930s self, or even Woody Woodpecker! (I was half-expecting Daffy to start acting like his classic “crazy” self at times.) Also note Porky’s voice was NOT sped up at all, and sounds awkward, and Tweety’s dialogue is also too fast. Petunia Pig's voice sucks in this too. This copy did not have the original titles; so I improvised by adding the “Abstract W7″ Looney Tunes logo of the late 1960s, and a customized title card like a cartoon from that era would have. I have to admit, this special wasn’t as bad as I thought it would be (it’s even a tad better than “See Ya Later Gladiator”), but to me this is more of a “so bad it’s good” case!
This also includes the famous "Mad Mirror Land" sequence, restored using a combination of different sources.
© 1972 Warner Bros. Entertainment; FAIR USE!
