Water, Water Every Hare (1952) Review: Laughs and Scares with Bugs Bunny!

A Nostalgic Dive into 'Water, Water Every Hare' with Special Guest Jonathan

In this Looney Tunes review episode, I welcome my good friend Jonathan from This Means Podcast to discuss the beloved short 'Water, Water Every Hare.' We dive into why this 1952 short, directed by Chuck Jones, is Jonathan's favorite, including its memorable animation, voice acting, and rich horror movie references. We explore various scenes, from Bugs Bunny's interactions with the evil scientist to the iconic 'my stars' moment. We also share trivia, personal anecdotes, and a thorough breakdown of the short's elements, making this a must-listen for Looney Tunes fans. We wrap up with a rating and a preview of future reviews.

00:00 Introduction and Special Guest Announcement

01:13 Background and Release Information

02:04 Plot Summary and Key Scenes

02:44 Trivia and Personal Anecdotes

04:01 Character and Voice Actor Insights

07:09 Horror References and Animation Techniques

15:04 Favorite Scenes and Memorable Moments

21:15 Gossamer's Naming and Cultural Impact

24:03 Final Thoughts and Ratings

25:19 Closing Remarks and Future Content