Top 10 Times Looney Tunes Broke the Fourth Wall

Are you talking to me? Welcome to MsMojo, and today we’re counting down our picks for the greatest times “Looney Tunes” peeled back the curtain. Some minor spoilers might be ahead. Our countdown includes moments from “My Favorite Duck”, “Rabbit Rampage”, "Hare Tonic" and more! Is there an infamous wall break we missed? Let us know in the comments!
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[@MsMojo]

Is there an infamous wall break we missed? Let us know below, and be sure to also check out our video of the Top 10 Best Daffy Duck Cartoons: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5rHq4ZpqK6Xhposi=5hFscbLbEUshdh6U

[@marklopez7775]

Hello. Good afternoon. My name is Brian López. Can you do a top 10 My Gym Partner's a Monkey episodes? The top 10 My Gym Partner's a Monkey episodes I'm putting on the list are: 10. "Inoculation Day" 9. "That Darn Platypus" 8. "Glazed and Confused" 7. "A Whole Zoo World" 6. "A Thanksgiving Carol" 5. "Shark Attack" 4. "Have Yourself a Joyful Little Animas" 3. "Kerry to Dance?" 2. "The Big Field Trip" 1. "Animal School Musical"

[@NamtorNothing]

Also watchmojo make a video top 10 best looney tunes characters

[@TheBronyBraeburn]

Hair-Raising Hare (1946). Bugs is trying to keep a door closed and keep Gossamer on the other side. He frantically asks "Is there a doctor in the house?" A silhouette of an audience member stands up, "I'm a doctor." Bugs immediately abandons the door and happily asks "What's up, Doc?" It always has me busting a gut laughing that he finally found an in-context moment to say his famous line, and he does it when he's trying to escape his foe.

[@brucejones950]

The ending is great as well. Gossamer finally catches Bugs, but Bugs has one last card to play: Bugs: Wait a second, Dracula! Have you ever had the feeling you were being watched? [...] Look, out there in the audience - " Gossamer: People !?!?!?! AAAAAUUUUUGGGGGHHHHH! Gossamer then leaves dozens of Gossamer sized holes as he runs directly away from the fourth wall.

[@bluegold1026]

I remember seeing that!

[@PhillipCalhoun-d9m]

Nobody does it better than Bugs Bunny 😂 . I ❤ watching all the original looney tunes they were and are the best ever. Just think it wouldn't be as good as it was without the man behind the 🐰 Mel Blanc the man of a 1000 voice,sounds.

[@AKitchell]

@@brucejones950 "That the eyes of strange, eerie things are upon ya?"

[@54raynor]

One of my favorites: Soup or Sonic. After literally decades of utter failure, Wile E. Coyote finally catches the Roadrunner if perhaps the greatest payoff moment in Looney Tunes history. Only problem: running thru a pipe has left the Coyote at a couple inches tall, too small to even wrap his arms around the Roadrunner’s legs. He then turns to the audience, holds up a sign about how everyone always wanted him to catch the Roadrunner, and wonders what he is supposed to do now.

[@ericjanssen394]

Or the one where.Wile E. Is plummeting off another cliff, and holds up a sign to the director: “How about ending this cartoon before I hit?” And, as we iris out, “Thank you. 🥺”

[@stephenholloway6893]

Plus the one that he basically quits at the end of the short and ask his replacement to apply for his job to the manager of the theater.

[@chrisrj9871]

Wile E. Coyote: [Normally, I wouldn't mind... except he defies the laws of gravity!] Road Runner: [Sure, but I never studied law!]

[@GamerFunOriginallyAarush]

Duck Amuck and Rabbit Rampage! Great examples!

[@waheedabdullah6371]

I still think the end of Rabbit Rampage should've had Elmer, Yosemite, and Daffy working together

[@XJIcequeen]

That would be nice too

[@seantlewis376]

That's a great idea!

[@garthdavis4320]

And Wile and Taz.

[@abelmantor7557]

Gremlin: Sorry, folks. We ran out of gas. Bugs: Eeh, you know how it is with these a cards.

[@lp-xl9ld]

IIRC, in Daffy's first appearance ("Porky's Duck Hunt"), Daffy does something unexpected and Porky yells "Hey! That wasn't in the script!"

[@stephenholloway6893]

Daffy's response Don't let that worry you skipper. I'm just an crazy darn fooled duck.

[@abnowacky]

@@stephenholloway6893 And with an air of composed certainty, he proceeded to elucidate further, his words cascading with the grace of a river's flow, seamlessly continuing his discourse with the following statement, “Woo hoo! woo hoo! woo hoo!”

[@nathanaellee8356]

“It takes years to get into pictures, and now these two jokers want to get out of them!!” And then Daffy’s exasperated screech and then his holler of “Eeeeekkk,you know better than that!!!” These are what made Looney Tunes classic. The ending of Rabbit Rampage was supposed to show Looney Tunes animator Charles “Chuck” Jones sitting at his desk however it was replaced by Elmer Fudd as a painter.

[@Courdorygirl]

Duck Amuck is definitely my fave, my second wasn't on this list, it's the one where Wile E Coyote spends the entire short explaining why he chases the Road Runner.

[@kali3665]

The old Looney Tunes cartoons ALWAYS broke the fourth wall!

[@JamesDavy2009]

Especially when it concerns a member of the audience appearing in silhouette. Most of the time they're told to sit back down.

[@kali3665]

@@JamesDavy2009 Bugs: "Is there a doctor in the house? IS THERE A DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE?!" Silhouette in the audience: "I'm a doctor!" Bugs (to guy in audience): "Eeh, what's up, doc?!" 🤣🤣🤣

[@XJIcequeen]

3:43 Yay! It's my favorite scene from Duck Amuck! Thanks MsMojo

[@williamjones7163]

One of the best fourth wallbreaks is when Bugs Bunny is flying a plane. The engine dies and the plane goes into a power dive. Bugs is in a manic panic as the plane heads towards the ground. He grabs a huge lever and pulls hard. Inches before he hits the ground the plane screeches to a stop. Bugs turns to the audience and just says "Airbrakes." "That's All Folks" and the closing music comes on the screen. 😅

[@dianalewandowski7421]

I love that one

[@MegaPianoplayer1]

Same thing happened in the cartoon with the gremlin and Bugs on the plane. It's diving toward the ground and just before it hits, it stops. The gremlin says "We ran out of gas."

[@JamesDavy2009]

@@IncogNito-gg6uh There were a lot of WWII references in those cartoons from the 4F grade rejection from the army to the ubiquitous, "Put out those lights!"

[@JamesDavy2009]

That was the ending of _Hare Lift._

[@CarolHardesty]

I also like the one where Yosemite Sam notices a guy walking through the theater and forces him to go back to his seat. Yosemite then says he'll shoot anyone who dares warn Bugs that he's coming. He turns to the audience and says, "And that goes for the rest of you!"

[@atroll4160]

And he’ll do it too!

[@calebbusing6171]

I love it when characters break the fourth wall

[@GamingFanactic911]

Tortoise Beats Hare is one of my all time favorite Looney Tunes shorts. The way Cecil provides commentary for the audience kills me every time.

[@stephenholloway6893]

Bugs did it as well when he asked the audience how Cecil was ahead of him after the first encounter. Yet we see before Bugs noticed that Cecil was already ahead of him. Then Cecil broke the 4th wall by revealing that he's tricking Bugs the whole time in case we forget that he called the other turtles to help him.

[@GamingFanactic911]

@stephenholloway6893 yes to all of this 🤣

[@ReynaReactsandReviews]

Duck Amuck is my favorite 😂

[@tdfritzthe1st]

There's also the ending of "Gee Whiz-z-z-z-z-z-z where Wile E. Coyote ends up falling towards the ground holding a sign that says "How about ending this cartoon before I hit?".

[@awesomegirl5190]

Bugs Bunny: Look out there in the audience Gossamer: PEOPLE AHHHHHHHHHHH

[@seantlewis376]

Mel Blanc was such a master at his craft! I guess Robin Williams was sort of a successor when it comes to voice acting, but Williams also did mostly live acting. What's Opera Doc is my favorite Looney Toons cartoon. I'm a fan of Wagner, and this was the best parody ever done.

[@BrianEnraged96]

Foghorn Leghorn breaks the 4th Wall several times.

[@MilasMixMedia]

I love how characters just break the fourth wall for no reason, like you can hear like literally talking to the audience or yourself and that’s pretty cool, wether it’s direct or telling a story from there point of view, especially when it comes to the Looney Tune characters of course they are gonna break the fourth wall it’s what they do and just enjoy that so much.

[@jcj268]

6:50 I feel like this can apply to the current situation at WB with Zaslav and Coyote vs Acme

[@LunaP1]

Dang, this was my childhood.

[@artism9780]

7:21 The 1929 pitch pilot for Looney Tunes, Bosko the Talk Ink Kid, was actually the first Looney Tunes short to combine live action and animation. Though the short wasn’t shown to the public until 2000 by Cartoon Network.

[@brockpifer9929]

Actually the first short series that mixed animation and live action were the Out Of The Inkwell shorts by Max and Dave Fleischer with their first star character Koko the Clown. And shortly after, Disney did the Alice Comedies where it had Alice (who was a live action little girl) in an animated environment

[@stephenholloway6893]

To be fair on Bosko Harman and Ising didn't know if any studio would even distribute the character ultimately it was Warner Bros but back in 1929 they didn't know. It could have been United Artists or MGM for example instead of Warner Bros.

[@artism9780]

@@brockpifer9929 Whoops. You’re right. I just edited from first short to first Looney Tunes short. I knew about Koko the Clown and Alice Comedies. 😅

[@artism9780]

@@stephenholloway6893 Bosko was eventually in MGM for a few years after Bosko’s Picture Show was released in 1933 by Warner Bros. He was voiced by Buckwheat from the Our Gang shorts in the MGM shorts. Though Time Warner did purchase the rights to the MGM movie library pre 1986 so Bosko was eventually a Warner Bros character again.

[@stephenholloway6893]

@artism9780 True but like I said back in 29 they didn't know if any studio would distribute him.

[@barontaylor7139]

Rabbit Every Monday when Yosemite Sam threatens the audience

[@wak773]

duck amuck should be number 1

[@XJIcequeen]

I agree. Surprise that's #7

[@stephenholloway6893]

At least A Daffy short got the number 1 spot so that should at least makes him happy that he finally won something over Bugs.

[@chrisrj9871]

I think Duck Amuck should have been #1 - that was nothing BUT 4th-wall breaks! And it was the first time such an idea happened to great effect!

[@donmccullen1973]

Rabbit Rampage flipped the script, but it was Elmer Fudd screwing him over. Truly a surprise ending when it first came out.

[@waynebrooks880]

Marc Anthony’s “It just don’t add up!” In “Cheese Chasers” was Fourth Wall hilarious.

[@chelseacanales8763]

Classic Looney Tunes I miss it so much

[@khalidhenry3857]

I LOVE 4th Wall Breaks

[@XJIcequeen]

Me too

[@BmanTheChamp]

My favourite 4th wall breaks are in "A Tale of Two Kitties", where Catstello (the chunky cat) is trying to get a baby bird (Tweety) and his partner, Babbitt tells him to give him the bird, so Catstello turns to the audience and says "If the Hayes office would only let me, I'd give 'im the boid alright." And then in the same cartoon he's getting shot at while in the air, and the picture freezes, and he again turns to the audience to ask "Is there an insurance salesman in the house?!"

[@annonymousannonymous9586]

The Looney Tunes did constant fourth wall breaks Long before Deadpool.

[@alex9920ro]

The last line of "What's opera, doc?" isn't actually very accurate. Happy endings are not uncommon in operas. Actually there are plenty of operas with happy endings, but many of them aren't well known by the contemporary public.

[@ET-bj5nw]

High Flying Hare is one of my favorites: "I know this defies the law of gravity, but, you see, I never "studied" law!"

[@JamesDavy2009]

I believe it was _High Diving Hare._

[@egpmh2891]

always loved "The Case of the Stuttering Pig" especially the end

[@nexik680]

1:26 Yeah, that's called a lawyer. Lol

[@BrianEnraged96]

Top 10 Foghorn Leghorn funniest moments in Looney Tunes.

[@TD_Heather4TW]

It's funny how the only things talked about here are the 4th wall breaks from the OG looney tunes and they tend to ignore the new versions. Lmao, I guess even WatchMojo thinks the new versions are trash.

[@stephenholloway6893]

The original shorts weren't perfect but they're more memorable compared to recent shows.

[@GenGamesUniverse]

Fun fact, it's not in a cartoon, but the actual "Duck Amuck" DS video game. When you finish the game, it'll go exactly like the way the ending to the cartoon version, but instead of it being Bugs, it turns out to be Daffy and he breaks the forth wall by saying "If you can't beat em, beat em!" XD

[@shawnmark3492]

Top 10 times Phineas & Ferb broke the 4th wall.

[@MemeLordJerry]

I also seem to recall Terrytoons' 1948 Heckle and Jeckle The Power of Thought doing it very well too.

[@justineves3588]

Very very great epic list I like it a lot very very great job mis mojo one of my absolute favorite list ever 😊❤

[@MustangMelch]

I forgot what the title of it was but Bugs tells Gossimer about feeling like you were being watched. He says to look out in the audience and Gossimer yells “people!”, screams and runs away through walls. Another is when a scientist was going to do an examination on Bugs in front of a bunch of other avientists. Bugs runs and hides behind a closed door saying “is there a doctor in the house?”. A figure stands up and says “I’m a doctor, and Bugs says his iconic line “eh what’s up doc?”.

[@BrianEnraged96]

Bugs Bunny broke the 4th Wall in the one where Elmer Fudd goes to Jellowstone Park and torments him. He literally looks toward the viewers and says "I do this sort of thing throughout the entire picture." while leading Elmer Fudd off a cliff while Elmer is blinded by soap on his face.

[@stephenholloway6893]

Twice in the same short as he also said, "Funny situation ain't it?" to the audience when he pretended to be a bear attacking Elmer.

[@sonicfanboy3375]

It's also the short where "Big Chungus' came from

[@BrianEnraged96]

@@sonicfanboy3375 Big Chungus was in it.

[@superomegaprimemk2]

The classic Looney Tunes will ALWAYS be some of the greatest pieces of work!!

[@waltertalked6689]

4:15 Duffy actually got his revange later.

[@anthonyascencio7399]

At the end of Guided Muscle, A wile e coyote short, wile e literally just pulls out the end card

[@LadyDragoncat]

When Bugs was finally getting a dose of his own medicine, I had expected Daffy to be the one getting revenge, but it turned out to be Elmer Fudd.

[@kingdrell]

They have so many. Elmer Fudd literally rips up his contract with WB in one of the cartoons.

[@JamesDavy2009]

That was _The Big Snooze_ where they did the spinning hollow log gag. They even did an homage to _All This And Wabbit Stew_ when they drew Elmer in the shape of the coloured hunter feeling the air underneath.

[@sockygaldamez9492]

I love the Loony Tunes forth wall breaks ❤️❤️❤️ and I enjoyed this list and I also enjoy forth Wall breaks with Tweety and Sylvester 😊

[@bucky716]

Lookey Tunes is unhinged with a lot of the stories! Great recap of 10.

[@amandaschaefer3786]

Daffy's fourth wall break in "Duck Amuck" gets me everytime! 🤣

[@frostedicepharoah7723]

You forgot “Rabbit Every Monday” where Yosemite Sam warns the audience. One of my favorites among the classics. “I don’t ask questions, I just have fun!”

[@Animeguy300]

I love the Looney Tunes

[@badbiker666]

It's been a very long time since I've seen a cartoon. The Saturday morning variety, I mean. But I seem to remember that Bugs Bunny, Wile E. Coyote, and the Road Runner would turn to the audience and address them directly in almost every episode. Am I wrong about that?

[@lee120458]

I'm glad you brought this up about addressing the audience directly. It's like when Bugs be making faces to one of his enemies and then the enemy starts doing the same thing to Bugs, Bugs would then stop doing the faces but his enemies would still be doing them. After which Bugs would hold up a sign to the audience reading " Silly Isn't He".

[@mevb]

Technically, Ride Him, Bosko isn't the first Warner Bros. short with both animation and live action but it was Bosco's debut Bosko the Talk-Ink Kid, though it wasn't theatrically released and wasn't shown officially until 2000 on Cartoon Network.

[@sf-dn8rh]

Buckaroo bugs as bugs talks to the audience about red

[@XJIcequeen]

I love 4th wall breaks and Looney Tunes! Thanks!

[@jamalvargas6146]

Looney Tunes, Tom and Jerry, and Hanna Barbera are Warner Bros. Greatest IP's God bless Ted Turner he was something else

[@ericjanssen394]

Take off the “fake” Box Office Bunny one and replace it with your choice of Tex Avery’s audience-silhouette breaks. Or in one cartoon, where a perfectly rotoscoped Irishman sings “When Irish Eyes Are Smiling”, while a projector hair flits about the bottom of the screen. The singer’s beautiful Irish tenor breaks into a loud brassy Mel Blanc yell: “‘And when Irish eyes are smiii-ling’….HEY, YOU UP THERE! Get that hair off the screen!!”

[@areasquirrel]

Duck Amuck was the supreme meta work long before anyone knew what the word was, but the kicker is Rabbit Rampage. Growing up, I started to like Bugs less and less as sometimes he's just straight up being a bully to people for kicks, and he's proud of it. Rabbit Rampage is glorious revenge, not just for Elmer, but Daffy and all of us who end up feeling sorry for his victims. Take that, you scwewy wabbit!

[@Bintexas]

I love Daffy. He was always my favorite LT character.

[@XJIcequeen]

Me too. Or else we're despicable

[@BrianEnraged96]

Duck Amuck is one of my favorite Looney Tunes cartoons.

[@dianalewandowski7421]

Duck amuck always cracked me up 😂😂😂

[@dennislogan6781]

The old Looney Tunes cartoons from the 40's and 50's are miles away better than anything made in the last 30 years. I grew up in the 80's with Bugs Bunny and still watch him today.

[@JamesDavy2009]

The '40s cartoons were well known for having dashes of American WWII customs/references thrown in from being told to turn off the lights to 4F/1A grades.

[@donmccullen1973]

Bugs Bunny breaks the fourth wall all the time.

[@treetopterra7453]

I'm not sure if this one counts, but "That *blooper* Bunny" could also be included. It was the mockumentary about Bug's 51 1/2 birthday.

[@marco_supernova2704]

Some video reviews next time: 1. Top 10 blonde female characters in cartoon shows. 2. Top 10 cartoon characters that you glad are friends with. 3. Top 10 rude bully characters in cartoon shows. 4. Top 10 cartoon characters that were redeemed. 5. Top 10 best Tom Kenny voice roles. 6. Top 10 best Cartoon Network special TV movies. 7. Top 10 best songs from Total Drama World Tour. 8. Top 20 best total drama episodes of all time. 9. Top 10 best Samurai Jack episodes. 10. Top 10 funniest Fosters Home For Imaginary Friends episodes. 11. Top 10 best Ben 10 series episodes. 12. Top 20 best Cartoon Network action theme shows of all time. 13. Top 10 or 20 best Cartoon Network shows from 2010s. 14. Top 10 best Phil Lamar voice roles. 15. Top 10 or 20 best canadian animated cartoon shows. 16. Top 10 best Cartoon Network Halloween shows. 17. Top 10 nicest cartoon animated characters. 18. Top 10 best animated DC super heroes. 19. Top 10 best animated character trios in Cartoon Network. 20. Top 10 best character duos in animated shows. 21. Top 10 animated cartoon characters that are loved but hated by everyone. 22. Top 10 best Candi Milo voice roles. 23. Top 10 best Jeff Bennett voice roles. 24. Top 10 best Cartoon Network animated fights. 25. Top 10 best/funniest Total drama running gags. 26. Top 10 funniest Fosters Home For Imaginary Friends running gags.

[@terrygivens132]

Love looney tunes too. My dad was one of the animators for Warner bros and worked on looney tunes when they were movie shorts and later tv.

[@jaclynsanture6643]

That is great!, you must be very proud of your dad.

[@SpiderFab4]

'Tortoise Beats Hare'? That doesn't work for me, brother!

[@marco_supernova2704]

Both Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck as good characters add a lot of amazing humor of gold comedy in their respective humorous show of Looney Tunes Show at their best with their amazing and funny jokes that made us laughing with them and laughing at them.

[@MemeLordJerry]

Duck Amuck is probably the greatest cartoon short of all time.

[@tyronemichel122]

THE VIDEO IS VERY GOOD 🤑👍

[@Rob-rx3jw]

Too many good cartoons. I'd need 5 hours to rank them.

[@terrancebigham6765]

What about the titles to “Porky In Whackyland”, where a newsboy comes onscreen, gives out papers, then shoves a paper to fill the screen and asks us “Paper, mister?”

[@BrianEnraged96]

I actually have the Looney Tunes Rabbit Rampage Super Nintendo game and the Looney Tunes Racing game.

[@davidginyard2308]

Hare Tonic is one of my favorites

[@BrianEnraged96]

I remember seeing the color version of The Case of the Stuttering Pig only once when I was a kid and it terrified me.

[@stephenholloway6893]

The 1968 or 92 version it was colorized twice.

[@BrianEnraged96]

@@stephenholloway6893 Not sure to be honest as to which year it was. The only time I saw that was probably if I had to guess was when I was 8 or 9.

[@stephenholloway6893]

@@BrianEnraged96 Do you at least remember if he wore pink or black pink was the 60s version and black 90s.

[@CaptainMarvelsSon]

Duck Amuck and the three "Rabbit Season/Duck Season" are my all time favorites,

[@JamesDavy2009]

You are of course referring to "Rabbit! Fire!", "Duck! Rabbit! Duck!" and "Rabbit Seasoning".

[@robertthompkins5633]

Too bad todays society wouldn't be able to handle looney tunes especially the really gritty ones

[@JamesDavy2009]

Smoking was depicted in a lot of those cartoons along with playing street craps out of shot.

[@darkstarmoonshadow]

Number one should have been That's all folks

[@williamcrowe2576]

Duck Amuck became a Warioware type video game for the Nintendo DS and had a new twist ending fans of the original cartoon weren't expecting.

[@frostedicepharoah7723]

The very few post-Mel Blanc cartoons like Box Office Bunny were excellent. I wish they made more of those.

[@lueagle09]

There was a boxing cartoon with Bugs Bunny that ends with a “technical difficulty” that includes scissors😊😊😊😊

[@stephenholloway6893]

Various Tex Avery shorts at both Warner Bros and MGM broke the 4th wall. Including all 3 of Tex's Daffy shorts.

[@LadyDragoncat]

Duck Amuck should've been at the top pf the list. Daffy ends up breaking the fourth wall at least 90% of the entire cartoon.

[@C3T1C]

Looney tunes has so many fourth wall breaks, which is why I really enjoy any episode really.

[@drkTmplar422a]

Wasn't there one where Bugs interrupts a "That's all folks!" panel because the episode has 10 minutes left and there was something going on behind the panel?

[@gregjaro-mk7zs]

AS BUGS BUNNY SAID IN TWO THINGS: "WHAT'S UP DOC!" & "THAT'S ALL FOLKS!", LOL! 🐰🥕📺🤣

[@Chris-on4jp]

Porky said That's All Folks

[@JamesDavy2009]

@@Chris-on4jp Both characters did that. Porky's is more famous.

[@NiqueSmith]

You know, I definitely love WB Cartoon's Merrie Memories/Looney Tunes!!!

[@SPAnComCat]

Sorry for missing out!

[@jediclonekag13]

Looney Tunes is the cartoon king of 4th wall breaks.

[@judibickford5306]

Duck Amuck is my all-time favorite

[@XJIcequeen]

Ladies and gentlemen, due to circumstances beyond out control, we are unable to continue with this video

[@jonathanaucapina153]

How about Wiley coyote and the Roadrunner day broke the fourth wall

[@JamesDavy2009]

Adding to the jokes the irony of the Roadrunner being illiterate and yet was able to do the sign gags.

[@marionneary1128]

I absolutely❣️MsMojo Channel Keep up the Good Work, I really 💞The Looney Toons 😁 🐇🥕🦆🐖🐢 "THAT'S ALL FOLKS!"

[@octaviosanchez1051]

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[@chuumon95]

Box Office Bunny was included with The NeverEnding Story 2 VHS.

[@catholicactionbibleonlyist1813]

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