Room and Bird (1951) Review: Comedy Gold with Sylvester & Tweety!

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In this episode, I review the classic Looney Tunes short 'Room and Bird,' released on June 2, 1951, and directed by Friz Freleng. Joined by my good friend Eli Copperman, we delve into the cartoon's plot, where Sylvester and Tweety are snuck into a no-pets-allowed apartment and hilariously navigate evading the building's manager. We discuss the Blue Ribbon reissue, trivia, and the comedic genius of Friz Freleng. Later, John shares his thoughts on the short, emphasising its timeless humour and memorable gags. Join us for another deep dive into a Looney Tunes classic.

00:00 Introduction and Welcome

00:35 Overview of 'Room and Bird'

01:35 Trivia and Fun Facts

03:17 In-Depth Analysis of Friz Freleng's Work

11:16 John's Review and Personal Memories

14:56 Final Thoughts and Ratings