La Caída del Conejo

Título original: Falling Hare

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Bugs Bunny se encuentra con un sabotaje en tiempos de guerra y se lanza al aire para luchar.Bugs Bunny se encuentra con un sabotaje en tiempos de guerra y se lanza al aire para luchar.Bugs Bunny se encuentra con un sabotaje en tiempos de guerra y se lanza al aire para luchar.

Dirección
- Robert Clampett
Guión
- Warren Foster
Reparto principal
- Mel Blanc
- Robert Clampett

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- Robert Clampett
Guión
- Warren Foster
Reparto principal
- Mel Blanc
- Robert Clampett

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In the opening scene, Bugs is reading a book titled "Victory Thru Hare Power". It's a spoof on the title of "Victory Through Air Power", by Maj. Alexander de Seversky, published by Garden City Books, NY, in 1942. It was also adapted into a documentary film produced by Disney and released in 1943.

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In the book "Victory Thru Hare Power", Bugs Bunny reads this sentence as he shows it to the audience: "A constant menace to pilots are the gremlins who wreck planes with diabolical sabotage." Grammatically speaking, the subject of the sentence, "A constant menace", is singular. So the sentence should read "A constant menace to pilots IS the gremlins ...". The fact that "gremlins" is plural is irrelevant.

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[last lines]
[as the plane hurtles to a certain doom, the plane suddenly coughs and sputters, and stops a few feet off the ground]
The Gremlin: Sorry, folks. We ran out of gas.
Bugs Bunny: Yeah, you know how it is with these "A" cards.

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Edited into ¡Qué tío tan embustero! (1951)

Banda sonora
Wait for Me Mary
(uncredited)
Written by Charles Tobias, Nat Simon and Harry Tobias
(based on "Down by the Riverside")
Played during the opening titles

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Bugs on the Other End

Bugs encounters a gremlin, a character that destroys airplanes. No matter what Bugs does, he gets pounded, crushed, abused, and done in. This is unusual because of all the Warner Brothers characters, he is the one that is usually in total control. He is the abuser. Here, it is 1943, and the propaganda is thick. It's an action packed episode.