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Duck Dodgers and the Return of the 24½Th Century Duck dodgers and the return of the 24½th century Continue Duck Dodgers and the Return of the 241/2th Century is a 1980 short film by Chuck Jones, Funny Melodies. The contents of the show plot of Duffy Duck reprises his famous role as the Ducks Dodgers in another parody of Saturday afternoon's space series. Appointed to find the rack and pinion molecules needed for yo-yo polish, the Dodgers and his assistant, want a young space cadet (Porky Pig), crashing their spaceship into a giant egg shell, where they find Marvin the Martian, who, as usual, plots to destroy Earth, in an attempt to solve the fuel problem. Marvin asks the Dodgers to visit Gossamer's boudoir, a giant, hairy monster in sneakers, and the terrified Dodgers run. Porky uses electronic clippers to literally cut Gossamer's neohost. The Dodgers, enraged by their teams' over-the-other interpretation of their team by their assistant, repeatedly fired their beam pistol into the back of the flogging. During the chase, when Porky asks what people on Earth will do without a rack and pinion molecules, the Dodgers simply say: Let them eat cake! The Availability of Streaming Notes Reformatted version of the following scenes were shortened when this cartoon was reformatted as a standalone animated short: the Dodgers tell Marvin he's under arrest. The Dodgers cite several spots in New York that he will miss after Marvin tells him about his plan to blow up The Earth. Porky uses a straitjacket to capture Marvin the Martian. The real ending is where Marvin (still wrapped in a straitjacket) sends his rocket to Earth and shoots it, then tells viewers that the rocket will take three days to reach Earth, giving everyone time to get their affairs in order before everyone gets destroyed (which explains It's All People! ending the map where Marvin Martin says: Don't worry, people. Nickelodeon version of this cartoon cuts out It's all people! The end of the map where Marvin Martin says: Don't worry, folks. After all, it's just a cartoon, along with ABC edits made to it when it was reformatted into a cartoon short. An edited version of this cartoon aired on ABC, Cartoon Network, Boomerang and even in such home press releases, like Marvin the Martian and K-9: 50 Years on Earth VHS Tapes, Marvin the Martian: Space Tunes (reissue) VHS tapes, bugs and friends of the Japanese LaserDisc set (as well as its European VHS tape), a DVD release by Duffy Duck's quackbusters and on Daffy Duck's Looney Tunes Thanks-For-Giving TV special. Additional Graphics Credits: Don Foster Associate Producer and Production Manager: Mary Roscoe Gallery Home Article: The Dodgers Duck and The Return of 241/2th Century/Gallery External Links Comments Share Title Of Duffy Card Thanks for providing a special Phil MonroeManny PerezIrv AndersonBen WashamLloyd Vaughan Duck Dodgers and comeback return 241/2th Century - 1980 cartoon starring Duffy Duck, Porky Pig and Marvin Martian. It's a continuation of the Dodgers' 241/2 century. It was the first cartoon by Duffy and Porky since 1965. This cartoon first aired on November 20, 1980 as part of an animated television special called Daffy Duck's Thanks-For-Giving with scenes that would later be cut when the cartoon was reformatted as short. The Duffy Duck plot reprises its famous role as the Dodgers Ducks in another parody of Saturday afternoon's space series. Appointed to find the rack and pinion molecules needed for yo-yo polish, the Dodgers and his assistant, want a young space cadet (Porky Pig), crashing their spaceship into a giant egg shell, where they find Marvin the Martian, who, as usual, plots to destroy Earth, in an attempt to solve the fuel problem. Marvin asks the Dodgers to visit Gossamer's boudoir, a giant, hairy monster in sneakers, and the terrified Dodgers run. Porky uses electronic clippers to literally cut Gossamer in a simple way, and the Dodgers, enraged by their team's too-literal interpretation of his assistant, repeatedly shoots his beam pistol into porky's rear. Gallery Of Little Things Changes in the reformatted version of the following scenes were shortened when this cartoon was reformatted as a separate animated short: Porky using a straitjacket gun grab by Marvin the Martian. The real end is where Marvin (still wrapped in a straitjacket) sends his rocket to Earth and shoots it, then tells viewers that the rocket will take three days to reach Earth, giving everyone time to get their case in order before killing (which explains It's All People! ending the map where Marvin Martin says: Don't worry people. Nickelodeon version of this cartoon cuts out It's all people! The end of the map where Marvin Martin says: Don't worry, folks. After all, it's just a cartoon, along with ABC edits made to it when it was reformatted into a cartoon short. An edited version of this cartoon has been spotted on ABC, Cartoon Network, Boomerang and even in such video releases as Marvin the Martian and K-9: 50 Years on Earth VHS Tapes, Marvin the Martian: Space Tunes (reissue) VHS tapes, bugs and friends of the Japanese laser set (as well as its European VHS tape), the DVD release of Duffy Duck's quakebusters and on Looney Tunes thus, almost all current copies in circulation are edited, and the only way to see the full version is to watch Duffy Duck Thank You-For-Giving TV special. Additional Graphics Credits: Don Foster Assistant Producer and Production Manager: Mary Roscoe External Links Community Content Available Under CC-BY-SA, If Not Other. Legendary animated director Chuck Jones is one of the most revered animators, directors and screenwriters in the history of animation. A A spanning more than 60 years, with more than 300 animated films, winning three Oscars as a director and a 1996 Honorary Oscar for Lifetime Achievement. We are pleased to offer Looney Tunes fans a second chance at owning some of The Best Chuck SOLD-OUT limited edition cels. Read more Edit Duffy Duck reprises his famous role as a Ducks Dodgers in another parody of Saturday afternoon's space series. Appointed to find the rack and pinion molecules needed for yo-yo polish, the Dodgers and his assistant, want a young space cadet (Porky Pig) to crash their spaceship into a giant egg shell, where they find Marvin the Martian, who, as usual, intrigues to destroy Earth. Marvin asks the Dodgers to visit Gossamer's boudoir, a giant, hairy monster in sneakers, and the terrified Dodgers run. Porky uses electronic clippers to literally cut Gossamer's in-house, and the Dodgers, jealous of their assistant's heroism, repeatedly fire their beam gun into the back of the flogging. Written by Kevin McCorry Plot [email protected]'re-sis(en) Add Synopsis Animation (en) Family Life Comedy Sci-Fi: Add Content Advisory for Parents Edit Last Lines by Marvin the Martian: Don't Worry, People. After all, it's just a cartoon. For more on how this cartoon was edited from Daffy Duck's Thanks-For-Giving Special into a separate short film, Marvin The Martian's scenes in a straitjacket have been removed. Most television and video versions of this short, especially those shown on ABC, Cartoon Network, Nickelodeon, Bugs and Friends Japanese set Laserdisc, DVD release of The Duffy Duck quakebusters and VHS releases by Marvin The Martian and K-9: 50 Years on Earth and Marvin The Martian: Space Tunes, will also remove these scenes. Read more Polonez in major (not listed) Music by Frederick Chopin([email protected]'gt; More User Reviews Edit Release Date: 20 November 1980 (USA) Read more Also known as: Die R'ckkehr de Duck Dodgers More Chuck Jones Enterprises, Warner Bros. 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