Ssbbw4u1974
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I'm from the generation of watching Bugs Bunny, The Road Runner, foghorn rooster, etc.. And of course, PepeBefore there was Judy Hopps, there was Penelope Cat.
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How interesting!
“… But with a paradigm shift, the cartoon becomes an Academy Award-winning Short in 1949. the cartoon For Scent-imental Reasons, introduced us to Penelope Cat, by cat standards beautiful, and sadly by any standards rather unlucky.
Penelope was unspeaking, unlike the females, Pepe has chased in earlier cartoons (not until 1995). Penelope had attitude and readily returned any hijinx that Pepe sent her way, although at times quite bewildered by the advances of Pepe Le Pew and his potent fragrance. There are various ways that Penelope has gotten a stripe down her back and tail giving the appearance of a female skunk. The one depicts above is by rubbing against a freshly flagpole painted white. But what happens is a complete turn about and Penelope cat now begins to chase Pepe Le Pew (Penelope was attracted to Pepe when his skunk smell was not there) and the rest is cartoon history-the new love-hate on again and off again (both Pepe and Penepole depending upon the story and circumstances are repulsed by each other) relationship of Pepe Le Pew and Penelope cat.
Oddly in this feature there a point where Pepe puts a gun to his head and slowly walks off screen and pulls the trigger, which may be why this entire cartoon is hard to find, just clips.
Nonetheless, this launched Pepe Le Pew and Penelope cat.”
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