The Writers Society in my opinion it’s worse, but still mediocre and definitely better than most of what we have nowadays Edit: Caleb Vargas read my latest comment. Bottom line space jam wasn’t fully hand drawn
This is GREAT! Whoever does Daffy's voice nailed it beautifully; sounds very close to Mel Blanc. All the Daffy Duck and Looney Tunes trademarks are here, such as the catch-phrase, "You ain't just whistling Dixie", the wacky wordplay ("I've got an MBA! A PhD! An EKG! A BLT!") the broom-sweeping robot custodian, and the "Beeew-whoop!" sound effect at the end (a trademark of Robert Clampett's Looney Tunes). To anyone who does not love Daffy Duck, I have two words for you: YOU'RE DETHPICABLE!!!!
It was at the time it was on the air, but then people just kinda forgot about it once it ended. I think the fact that it never got a DVD release is part of why.
This scene is sensational in every way! It's too bad they didn't flesh this idea out more and extend it to the entire episode! Perhaps after being turned down for the job, Daffy later appears at Drew's house, or at the bar Drew always goes to. Or maybe Drew's car breaks down, and he has to carpool with Daffy Duck! Maybe Drew could have lost his job after the Daffy interview, and when he applies for another job, Daffy is then interviewing DREW! Or, maybe Drew could need immediate medical attention after the explosion, and when he goes to the emergency room, Daffy Duck is his doctor!
@DantheToonMan that was probably why they didn't, animation is VERY expensive and when you have to add it in to live action like this, it's a real pain when it comes to editing.
@@marcpower4167Not only that, but it’s time consuming. They could have started filming it during one season and it might not have been finished until the next season. Which could potentially lead to continuity problems. For instance, Drew dated a number of women over the course of the series. If his then-current love interest appeared in the episode but they broke up several episodes later, viewers might be thinking “wait a minute. They broke up last season. How come they’re back together again all of a sudden?”
This is actually pretty well animated, i wish there was more live action with 2d looney tunes characters like this. since space jam 2 is apparently gonna be a thing ill just have to wait and see how that turns out. joe alaskey did such a good job voicing daffy too.
I've always found it funny that DAFFY of all characters is depicted here as having a thing for a lot of color and even believing HIMSELF to be colorful-- WHEN HE'S MOSTLY A SINGLE COLOR!!
I'm still glad this carries the same tradition of the Looney Tunes set in real life. From who framed Roger Rabbit, to Space Jam, to Back in Action, to this!
I remember this scene caught my attention when I was like 6, while I was doing my homework. I was not expecting that at all and I also remember feeling disappointed that Daffy never recurred in the show again
i think there’s ways to hit a good balance, this video’s a good example actually, since he’s trying to get a job you can see a conman in him, a cheapskate, the cynical type. This still stayed apparent and evident in his later iterations and at the core, i find to be the main element to his character.
That song at 4:00 is actually "Powerhouse" by Raymond Scott. It's an old tune from 1936, and Carl Stalling used it in dozens of his Looney Tunes musical scores, so it fits the scene perfectly. That robot is actually yet another reference - it appeared in "House Hunting Mice", a Hubie and Bertie cartoon from 1947 directed by Chuck Jones.
There should be an entire television series that takes this - the Roger Rabbit formula of live action with additional animated characters - and goes the whole nine yards with it!
Actually, Ride Him Bosko was Warner Bros first attempt with combining live action with animation. (Not counting the pilot Bosko the Talk Ink Kid short) True, Bosko himself didn't interact with Rudolph Ising and the other animators at the end of the picture, but they were there nevertheless.
@@marcustrice3246 Well, I'm more of a Road Runner kind of guy, but I made that comment because Daffy was, in fact, a total ass when paired up with Bugs.
Also "You ain't just whistling Dixie!" or something similar used to be one of Daffy catchphrases back in the day. It was something like this: "That's duck's crazy!" "You ain't just whistlin' Dixie!"
This is probably one of my favorite episodes of The Drew Carey show because of Daffy Duck! Hey what can I say? I like cartoons good thing I'm a cartoonist too I am more than a cartoon fan!
*Joe alaskey was perfect at everything with Daffy except for the whoo hoo... something just sounds off about it. That’s the one thing Eric bauza and Dee Bradley baker are better at than joe.*
this is a funny moment where daffy is talking to drew, drew is kinda in that bugs bunny position talking to daffy in this segment, where apparently where he is talking to him, theres all sorts of silly stuff, like the rabbit season/duck season joke,
I love how the Bob Clampett and Chuck Jones personalities of Daffy are combined in this cold open. 👏
Which is perfect for future Looney Tunes content.
I'm impressed, this was absolutely hilarious and the effects and animation were really close to Who Framed Roger Rabbit standards.
ejl423 I would hope so this only came out like a decade later.
This is just as hood whay the hell you on about?
@@CostlyChris It still would have been a lot of work being hand made (rather than computer generated). All the shadows and highlights.
thejobloshow this was computer done and I know this for a fact...
The Writers Society in my opinion it’s worse, but still mediocre and definitely better than most of what we have nowadays
Edit: Caleb Vargas read my latest comment. Bottom line space jam wasn’t fully hand drawn
"Well, unless you were a jack ass, then you'd run the place" XD halarious!
Y e -
2:52 nobody knows the trouble i've seen
Daffy is at his best when he's nobody's patsy. Good ol' classic Daffy when he's just loony and one step ahead of everyone.
Yes!
Just wait ‘til. Bugs gets here.
I love how no one really bats an eye when Daffy wanders into the workplace.
Also, I really miss Joe Alaskey--he could do a great Daffy Duck.
I remember when Joe Alaskey was on Out of This World. He played Uncle Beano.
At least Eric Bauza voiced Daffy and other characters.
Remember when nearly ALL cartoons looked/animated like this?
1:18 I love this part when daffy said “I got ‘em coming up the wozzoo” 😂😂😂
I like how they pitched up Joe Alaskey's voice like how they used to do with Mel's Daffy. It makes Joe sound closer to Mel.
That's the thing.... he wasn't pitched up. He did it all on his own.
@@daniexists6 That’s why he was the best Daffy of all time.
This is GREAT! Whoever does Daffy's voice nailed it beautifully; sounds very close to Mel Blanc. All the Daffy Duck and Looney Tunes trademarks are here, such as the catch-phrase, "You ain't just whistling Dixie", the wacky wordplay ("I've got an MBA! A PhD! An EKG! A BLT!") the broom-sweeping robot custodian, and the "Beeew-whoop!" sound effect at the end (a trademark of Robert Clampett's Looney Tunes).
To anyone who does not love Daffy Duck, I have two words for you: YOU'RE DETHPICABLE!!!!
That was Joe Alaskey
I Love Daffy Duck
R.I.P. Joe Alaskey 1953-2016
+Dirk Mantel Ooooh noooo, whyyy?
Well, that's all folks, again
He's moving up to that big animation voice acting studio in the sky.
Indeed. There goes the best Daffy Duck we ever had that wasn't Mel Blanc.
How I didn't learned his death?
Daffy was the best character Joe Alaskey had ever done
Dirk Mantel and sylvester
SesameFan and his bugs was good
And plucky from tiny toons adventure
He’ll be missed...
Actually, that would be Plucky
The physical comedy and timing was amazing
2:26 DAMN!!! Talk about a bitch-slap! XD
He's asking for it
Man, this show was really all over the place. I’ll never understand how it wasn’t more mainstream.
It was at the time it was on the air, but then people just kinda forgot about it once it ended. I think the fact that it never got a DVD release is part of why.
I know right I think they actually did live episodes a few times lol
It was popular in the 90s. If it was available today ppl would prolly still talk about it
The best guest star in sitcom history.
Daffy acts so cute in this, especially with that old "duck season rabbit season" gag. Classic! ❤️😍😆
This scene is sensational in every way! It's too bad they didn't flesh this idea out more and extend it to the entire episode! Perhaps after being turned down for the job, Daffy later appears at Drew's house, or at the bar Drew always goes to. Or maybe Drew's car breaks down, and he has to carpool with Daffy Duck! Maybe Drew could have lost his job after the Daffy interview, and when he applies for another job, Daffy is then interviewing DREW! Or, maybe Drew could need immediate medical attention after the explosion, and when he goes to the emergency room, Daffy Duck is his doctor!
These are actually pretty clever ideas! Maybe if they had the budget for it, they could do it with a modern sitcom.
@DantheToonMan that was probably why they didn't, animation is VERY expensive and when you have to add it in to live action like this, it's a real pain when it comes to editing.
@@marcpower4167Not only that, but it’s time consuming. They could have started filming it during one season and it might not have been finished until the next season. Which could potentially lead to continuity problems. For instance, Drew dated a number of women over the course of the series. If his then-current love interest appeared in the episode but they broke up several episodes later, viewers might be thinking “wait a minute. They broke up last season. How come they’re back together again all of a sudden?”
no matter where he is, daffy puts on a great performance
Daffy. Why are you so cute.
He's SO Cool and funny
NO LAUGH TRACK! THIS IS FREAKIN' HILARIOUS!
This is actually pretty well animated, i wish there was more live action with 2d looney tunes characters like this. since space jam 2 is apparently gonna be a thing ill just have to wait and see how that turns out. joe alaskey did such a good job voicing daffy too.
Haha this comment aged depressingly
Did not take Daffy Duck for a chubby chaser...huh...
Didn't take Mimi for chubby. Moreso in the morbid range.
Dilly Dally Fair point
I've always found it funny that DAFFY of all characters is depicted here as having a thing for a lot of color and even believing HIMSELF to be colorful-- WHEN HE'S MOSTLY A SINGLE COLOR!!
These 4 minutes were better than everything in space jam a new legacy
Ikr. Space jam a new legacy is a disaster to many
"And THAT'S why we don't hire DUCKS!" 😂
***** :)
Bay-whoop!
+Brandon Kohout Huh?
+velociraptor4you Bob Clampett.
+Brandon Kohout Oh, I know who he is.
Was Drew's stutter a reference to Porky Pig?
Yes.
Mmmmmm....Could be!!!
is
YUP
jasminne mcdonald woww...
"Stupid, ain't he?"
KABBBOOOOOOMMMMM!!!!
"And that's why dont hire ducks"
Daffy is like that little spark of jealous rage and dissapiontment in all of us characterized.
My favorite part was when Daffy said "I'm here for my job interview, stupid!".
Man, I'd gladly watch a whole episode like this - or even a movie! :DThis was SO good and Drew fits in perfectly with Daffy! xD
Daffy Duck will forever be my FAVORITE Looney Tunes character of all time! Love his interaction with Mimi lmao 😂
3:07 - 3:17
The one time that daffy wants
It to be duck season 😂
Wabbit Season.
@@Shanethefilmmaker Duck Season
@@Shanali-ry1nl Duck Season
@@megacrashthehedgehog5377 Wabbit Season
@@Shanali-ry1nl Wabbit season
Joe Alaskey could do a pretty good Bugs Bunny, but his Daffy Duck and Sylvester. ....
Awesome!
RIP, Joe.....
Vincent Franklin he did a pretty decent Marvin the Martian as well.
@@redstreak9430 He was the best Marvin of all time.
They even did the "Rabbit season/duck season" gag---I love it!!
Daffy and Drew Carey, pure genius.
Daffy Duck's my favorite Looney. Bugs is a whitty troll, yea, but Daffy's just crazy!
I'm still glad this carries the same tradition of the Looney Tunes set in real life. From who framed Roger Rabbit, to Space Jam, to Back in Action, to this!
Wow, I thought I dreamed this as a kid!
They dont hire ducks?
I would LOVE to hire a cartoon character to work for me!
I remember this scene caught my attention when I was like 6, while I was doing my homework. I was not expecting that at all and I also remember feeling disappointed that Daffy never recurred in the show again
Classic screwball Daffy before he became Bug's foil.
He's been that for a *long* time. This was more of a throwback.
Bugs steal lots of daffys jokes
I'd say it's a blend of both takes.
i think there’s ways to hit a good balance, this video’s a good example actually, since he’s trying to get a job you can see a conman in him, a cheapskate, the cynical type. This still stayed apparent and evident in his later iterations and at the core, i find to be the main element to his character.
Bugs'*
I have to agree, Drew Carey got a point. Imagine how Donald Duck react if he denied from hiring?
I miss this show.
A lot.
2:58 XD he joined in daffy's act 😆 😆 😆 😆 😆
I Loved When Daffy Got Drew Incredibly Nervous,he Sounded Just Like Porky,That Was Awesome
And this is why daffy is my favorite looney tune LMFAO
How did I miss this skit?! I used to watch the Drew Carey show all the time!
They should try something like this on the price is right. A Looney Tunes show case
you mean having live-action and toon actor in same screen
Kitco The Ghost Wizard Well yes. Warner Bros. did that few times
They could sequel THIS-- Daffy comes back to crash his newer show-- but then Bugs is in the audience and takes him to town!
Daffy has the hots for Mimi. Woof!
2:04 Oh come on, Daffy. You deserve somebody better than her.
3:05 the only time daffy actually admits it duck season
(Maybe)
That song at 4:00 is actually "Powerhouse" by Raymond Scott. It's an old tune from 1936, and Carl Stalling used it in dozens of his Looney Tunes musical scores, so it fits the scene perfectly.
That robot is actually yet another reference - it appeared in "House Hunting Mice", a Hubie and Bertie cartoon from 1947 directed by Chuck Jones.
2:34 Me having sugar before bedtime.
2:02 - 2:32 had me roflmao 🤣
There should be an entire television series that takes this - the Roger Rabbit formula of live action with additional animated characters - and goes the whole nine yards with it!
Yeah! There is! It’s called Tooned Out!
2:04 til 2:34 that is my favourite scene
Actually, Ride Him Bosko was Warner Bros first attempt with combining live action with animation. (Not counting the pilot Bosko the Talk Ink Kid short) True, Bosko himself didn't interact with Rudolph Ising and the other animators at the end of the picture, but they were there nevertheless.
Stephen Holloway hi I know you
Gem Diamondgirl76 How though?
Stephen Holloway from pink panther remember
Yeah but far as in person is what I meant.
Stephen Holloway huh
2:21 WHAT💀
This is brilliant~
"Well, if you were a jackass, maybe you could run this place."
Drew, have you never seen any of his cartoons with Bugs Bunny in them?!?
Screw bugs bunny
@@marcustrice3246 Well, I'm more of a Road Runner kind of guy, but I made that comment because Daffy was, in fact, a total ass when paired up with Bugs.
@@IdeaBox-dk5vj well that's because bugs is a cocky overrated conceited smug arrogant asshole.
@@marcustrice3246 Okay, Karen!
"Hire him right away." LOL!
this is very funny i like both drew Carey and daffy duck
328 "My Best Friend's Wedding". It's on the "Drew Carey Show: Television Favorites" DVD.
Daffy what if she's married ???????😅
How did it take me til 2022 to discover this?
oh my god that stutter 1:11
Roman Strife You know that was a reference, right? :P
Yep, it's Porky.
Porky
2:27 She’s a Lucky Women 😢
3:02 ah... The classic 😃😂🤣
This show knew how to keep things interesting.
2:04-2:07 How I react to a crush.
I remember watching this as a kid. My father loved this show.
He’s my favorite cartoon character
Brilliant! Of all the Looney Tunes references dropped throughout the history of "The Drew Carey Show", this is by far the best!
Oh, hey, nice seeing you here!
Also "You ain't just whistling Dixie!" or something similar used to be one of Daffy catchphrases back in the day. It was something like this:
"That's duck's crazy!"
"You ain't just whistlin' Dixie!"
Daffy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
And that’s why we don’t hire ducks 🦆🤣
lol that's great, I haven't seen that ep
This is probably one of my favorite episodes of The Drew Carey show because of Daffy Duck! Hey what can I say? I like cartoons good thing I'm a cartoonist too I am more than a cartoon fan!
Rest in peace joe!
Kathy Kinney as Mimi Bobeck Carey just said to Joe Alaskey as the voice of Daffy Duck: "Get off the desk, duck!" at 2:09.
Lol who said that Infinity War was the biggest crossover in history?
R.i.p joe alaskey 2016-1953 I can't believe that he died. It sucks. But still he was a really good Daffy Duck.
Cassidy Dixson he died in the past???
The feck
@@esspertguy6766 Dude I wrote this comment when I was 14 year old, he died a year prior. Came the feck down. Lol
The floor-sweeping robot at the end of this scene previously appeared in a 1954 Daffy Duck cartoon called "Design for Leaving".
Perlinator67 It was also in a Hubie and Bertie cartoon, the title of which escapes me ATM.
The combination of animation and live action
“Well. If you were a jackass you could run the place. But no, no ducks.” XD
"You want qualifications?! I got em commin out the wazoo!"
I like to imagine this is the same universe as Roger Rabbit.
That’s awesome 🦆😂
she straight up slugged him, that was great!
Daffy Duck guest star in this episode of The Drew Carey Show to promote Space Jam
Rip joe alaskey
2:34 till 2:41 made me lol very hard XD
*Joe alaskey was perfect at everything with Daffy except for the whoo hoo... something just sounds off about it. That’s the one thing Eric bauza and Dee Bradley baker are better at than joe.*
It was decent.
In Looney Tunes: Back in Action, Joe does the woo, woos “perfectly”
This's Whole Clip's Totally Awesome
Reminds me of when Cobra Commander came to wal-mart,where I work, asking for a desintagrator ray.lol
this is a funny moment where daffy is talking to drew, drew is kinda in that bugs bunny position talking to daffy in this segment, where apparently where he is talking to him, theres all sorts of silly stuff, like the rabbit season/duck season joke,
RIP Joe Alaskey
They should make more looney tune movies with real people
This is called live-action
+Alex Devlin They have done so twice already at it was very very bad.
+Kristjan Birnir Technically 3 If you count the usage of the Looney Tunes characters in the movie *Who Framed Rodger Rabbit*.
Antichrist2000 Space Jams pretty good.
Although Looney Tunes: Back in Action bombed at the box office, it was warmly received by critics who found it to be more entertaining than Space Jam.
2 of my favorite people in one crazy video
Did Daffy just fall in love with the ugly stepsister?
yeah I didn't understand why he would be into her.
Sir Jake It’s her colours
4:01 This musical tune would be used for Cartoon Network's Powerhouse era bumpers
*The animation looks so good🩵❤️*