3 chapters across the catalog
The hosts reminisce about Mel Blanc, who voiced nearly every major Warner Brothers cartoon character. They debate whether Blanc voiced Elmer Fudd and discuss the transition of the character Tigger from Paul Winchell to a new voice actor. The segment explores the history of vocal mimicry in the entertainment industry before the advent of AI.
The wave of cultural shifts continues with the removal of Elmer Fudd's rifle in new Looney Tunes cartoons and the pulling of the comedy series "Little Britain" from Netflix. Additionally, statues of historical figures like Robert Baden Powell are being targeted for removal. The hosts interpret the toppling of statues as a symbolic precursor to targeting living leaders and CEOs.
A song from the Podsafe Music Network titled "99 Words for Boobs" is presented as a modern, juvenile contrast to the propaganda songs of the 1940s. The track uses various slang terms and pop culture references, such as Elmer Fudd and Scooby Snacks, to list synonyms for breasts.
