Evolution of WILE E. COYOTE & ROAD RUNNER - 71 Years Explained | CARTOON EVOLUTION
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CARTOON EVOLUTION #12
I take a look at the history and evolution of Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner, the hilariously wild creations of legendary animator Chuck Jones, debuting in 1949.
Developed as a satirical parody on the popular chase cartoons of the 1940s, the pair accidentally revolutionized the formula and influenced animated films thereafter.
While the pair didn’t evolve a great deal visually, over time, their stylistic and narrative style did, with Jones creating a template which would change the face of cartoons and animated gag-work forever. I take a look at how the characters have evolved and how animators at both Warner Bros. and DePatie-Freleng Enterprises changed their look, and visual style.
Here's my look at Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner through the years!
Special thanks to AUSTIN BURKE for his contribution. You can find Austin on RUclips at / austinburke and on social media at @theburk3nator.
ROAD RUNNER AND COYOTE CARTOONS
Fast and Furry-Out
Beep, Beep
Going! Going! Gosh!
Zipping Along
Stop! Look! And Hasten!
Ready, Set, Zoom!
Guided MuscleGee Whiz-z-z-z-z-z-z
There They Go-Go-Go!
Scrambled Aches
Zoom and Bored
Whoa, Be-Gone!Hook, Line and Stinker
Hip Hip-Hurry!Fastest with the Mostest
Hopalong Casualty
Zip ’N Snort
Lickety-Splat
Beep Prepared
Adventures of the Road Runner
Zoom at the Top
To Beep or Not to Beep
War and Pieces
Zip Zip Hooray!
Road Runner a Go-Go
The Wild Chase
Rushing Roulette
Run, Run, Sweet Road Runner
Tired and Feathered
Boulder Wham!
Just Plane Beep
Hairied and Hurried
Highway Runnery
Chaser on the Rocks
Shot and Bothered
Out and Out Rout
The Solid Tin Coyote
Clippety Clobbered
Sugar and Spies
Freeze Frame
Soup or Sonic
Plymouth / Acme Hour Commercials
Chariots of Fur
Little Go Beep
The Whizzard of Ow
Coyote Falls
Fur of Flying
Rabid rider
Flash in the Pain
BUGS BUNNY AND COYOTE CARTOONS
Operation Rabbit
To Hare is Human
Rabbit’s Feat
Compressed Hare
Hare Breadth Hurry
RALPH WOLF AND SAM SHEEPDOG CARTOONS
Don’t Give Up the Sheep
Sheep Ahoy
Double or Mutton
Steal Wool
Ready, Woolen and Able
A Sheep in the Deep
Woolen Under Where
OTHER WARNER BROS CARTOONS
Porky Pig - Porky’s Hare Hunt / Porky’s Duck Hunt / Claws for Alarm / You Ought to Be in Pictures
Daffy Duck and Egghead / Daffy Dilly / Duck Amuck / Duck Dodgers in the 24 1/2th Century / Robin Hood Daffy / Rocket Squad
Sniffles - Naughty But Mice
Serenade / Milky Waif / Dog Trouble / Mouse Comes to Dinner
Merrie Melodies - Fifth Column Mouse / Dover Boys / One Froggy Evening / Chow Hound / The Weakly Reporter
Sylvester the Cat - Life with Feathers
Tweety Bird - A Tale of Two Kitties
Tweety & Sylvester - Room and Bird
Bugs Bunny - Rabbit Who Came to Supper / Hair-Raising Hare / Stage Door Cartoon / Wabbit Twouble / Super Rabbit / What’s Opera, DocPepè Le Pew - For Scent-imental Reasons
Speedy Gonzales - The Spy Swatter
Road Runner Show
Bugs Bunny Show
Bugs Bunny / Road Runner Hour - Show - Movie
Thanksgiving Diet
Mystery Special
Looney Christmas Tales
Bustin’ Out All Over
Space Jam / A New Legacy
Looney Tunes Back in Action
Animaniacs
Tiny Toon Adventures / How I Spent My Summer Vacation
Taz-Mania
What’s New Scooby-DooWebtoons - Wild King Dumb
Looney Tunes Show
New Looney Tunes / Wabbit
Looney Tunes Cartoons HBO Max
Tuned Out
Wile E Coyote Vs. AcmeDISNEY / MGM / HANNA-BARBERA CARTOONS
Silly Symphony - Three Little Pigs / The Practical Pig / Three Little Pigs and the Big Bad Wolf
Donald Duck - Chip An Dale / Donald Duck and the GorillaSnow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Fantasia
Pluto - Cat Nap Pluto
Tom and Jerry - Puss Gets the Boot / Bowling Alley-Cat / The Night Before Christmas / Solid
Huckleberry Hound
Quick Draw McGraw
Yogi Bear
Wacky Races
Flintstones
Who Framed Roger RabbitOTHER MEDIA
Coyotes of Death Valley (Nat Geo)
The Villain (Schwarzenegger / Russell)
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Early, btw love the videos keep being awesome
Hey Dave
You forgot to mention the first Wile e Coyote + Roadrunner model sheet made in 1945. Here, take a look:
twitter.com/historyandfacts/status/1173141404605771777?s=20
Evolution the voice of wile e.coyote and road runner
SOU DO BRASIL,E GOSTO DE VER SEUS VÍDEOS MANDA SALVA PLS
On the title its 1949 but on the video thumbnail its 1939 not complaining just a little accident
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I just realized something. Wilde E. Coyote was the original Doofenshmirtz. He is at the same time a geniuses and an idiot. All while being very funny.
Wile E just needs to have his own building and jingle
Caleb Kuti completely true...
Yes
"Back in Arizona, during my young adult years, times were hard and food was scarce. Can you blame me for constantly chasing the same bird when no others were around, or anything else was appetizing. Heck, if Acme had a line of grocery service, I'd have paid for that instead of all those catapults!"
Lmaooo
The Roadrunner. The only cartoon character who had a car named after him. Eat your heart out, Mickey Mouse,
Noice
I'm sorry but exists a FIAT car named "Topolino", Mickey Mouse in italian.
@@giauz unless it honks like Mickey, I'm not counting it.
road runner vs Mickey Mouse
@@gigabuster_87 Damn, What's your problem against Mickey Mouse for ?
The actual genus names for the two :
Coyote: Canis Latrans
Roadrunner: Geococcyx Californius
They even mentioned that in "Whizzard Of Ow".
@@huntersvideos905 Lol!
@@huntersvideos905 I think you're right.. I'm gonna agree with you on this one
Wile. E Coyote is just the absolute coolest. Everything about him rocks.
One thing for sure rocks love to drop in on him just maybe he rocks to much but rock on big dog rock on!
@@Cdk310 no u
What's happening
@@Cdk310 😕😑😑😑😢
You guys are weired
Obviously, nothing comes close to the original Chuck Jones cartoons. But I honestly really like the three 3D animated shorts - really takes full advantage of the medium to enhance the gags and animation, while staying true to the rules established by Jones, and managing to be legitimately funny.
It makes sense that “new characters felt like intruders” because as a kid I always thought it was only the Roadrunner and Coyote in the world of the cartoon
so in a way, Chuck Jones is the reason why Wile E. couldn't catch the roadrunner, due to Chuck putting in a certain rule stating that he isn't allowed to succeed.
Ahhh but he did
@@tomahawkfourth9254 true....
Ok
What’s about that one episode where he cooked road runner
You know Chuck Jones struck gold the first time out when most of the video is talking about the history leading up to the first Roadrunner and Wile E. Coyote cartoon, the rules for making a good one, and a VPN ad rather than any evolution the two went through.
Road runner and willie coyote:
The best rival duo of all time
Tom and jerry: :'(
Don’t you talk about Tom and Jerry Tom and Jerry is what made The Golden Age come back
I do animations Studios Take a joke
no they are not. there's no rivalry when it's just a hopelessly one sided boring contest
@@tv240 yeah, and Jerry is basically a bully!
Selvester and twetie:am I joke to you?
I think that Rule #11 explains why Roadrunner is immune to the paint tricks.
And you have 11 likes. Coincidence? I THINK NOT
31 you're wrong
Another classic Cartoon Evolution! I always loved how expressive Wile E Coyote was, despite not speaking. I considered the wolf in the Sam and Ralph shorts to be a different guy, but looking at it as the same 'actor' playing a different part makes a lot of sense! Good work as always Dave.
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it.
The different color noses are the key.
You completely forgot about the Road Runner shorts that aired as segments of the classic PBS series The Electric Company.
The one-time Road Runner/Speedy Gonzalez crossover actually needed to happen - kind of a forerunner to today's deathbattles. Who was faster, Speedy or Road Runner in the Looney tunes universe?
Chuck Jones's own "Fair and Worm-er" (1946) was an earlier attempt to parody the chase cartoon as well - or at least to create the ultimate one. A rare-er part of the pre-evolution, in a way. Great cartoon, too!
10:58 I didn’t expect Roadrunner to hold up a sign that saids “I just don’t have a heart”
I have because I have seen the cartoon. I guess Dave liked it so much that he made sure the clip ends there :) But my favorite sign was Coyote’s “in Heaven’s name what am I doing?!” LOL
@@calebkuti7897 Oh, that was a good one. My favorite fall scene was the cactus drop that launched him back upwards with an "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAOOOOWWWW!!!"
What can you say as Bugs Bunny Says: ain’t he a stinker
The sign actually reads: I just don't have the heart.
Meaning he can't put Wile E. through any more pain.
It's been 71 years.. And their STILL RUNNING!, Beep beep!
Video: comes out 34 minutes ago. Dave: Makes a comment from 2 days ago. HE IS BEYOND SPACE AND TIME
I thougth i was the only one who realized that lmao
He made the video unlisted or private
I always thought the Sam and Ralph cartoons were a clever commentary on how animals assume their roles in nature just like it was a paid job, with no hard feelings involved.
The fact that it’s their job makes me love them even more. They are my favorite duos in Looney Tunes
@@calebkuti7897 I remember one Sam & Ralph cartoon in which there wasn't a final 'big laugh' gag. It just showed the Sheepdog and Wolf going their separate ways as the Sun sets, just another day at work. I don't remember the title of the cartoon. however.
I don’t remember the name either but it’s nice that we have that rare side of Looney Tunes that’s peaceful and all in good nature
I've seen that on my Boomerang channel back in either 2013 or 2014!
@@SchuylerT.Colfax Isn't the cartoon you're referencing to "Double or Mutton" ?
Wile e coyote: Old classics, never die. ;)
Roadrunner: You STILL, never catch me Wile e coyote! >;)
(Roadrunner sound like a soft tone sport car horn).
Old classics never die, but can still be hilariously maimed throughout its career!
@@visualgagging Pretty true.
My heart will always belong to Tom & Jerry, but when it comes to chase cartoons The Coyote & the Roadrunner gets a solid second!
Milky Way 02 that’s what I’m talking about I love Tom and Jerry to... and Looney Tunes
Tom and jerry is second for me wile e coyote and roadrunner is first
@@somedumbwizard6525Since I first wrote my comment I've discovered the legendary animator Tex Avery, who made a lot of funny chase cartoons like Screwy Squirrel!
Me too
Thank you so much for the evolution process on Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner.
They're still one of my favorite Looney Tunes duos and in my Top 5 listings.
Also who knew Chuck Jones inspiration on including Wile E. Coyote was from a Mark Twain Novel along with using Bugs Bunny's design for the creation of him.
Thanks again Dave.
My favorite designs/appearances are the classic late '40s-50s appearance, the CGI appearances, the Looney Tunes Show appearances, and the Wabbit/HBO MAX appearances.
Beep Beep :)
( MAKE A GOSSAMER and WITCH HAZEL EVOLUTION! PLEASEEEEEE!🥺💖)
Sometimes I'm a bit amazed that even though these cartoons of the 1940's & 1950's were created to be shown only once at movie houses (after a movie, or between two movies), today we have access to so many of them on disc and other venues ... and we can enjoy them at our convenience, over and over. We are fortunate. Sometimes I forget that.
Also: the Coyote must *never* catch that bird he preys on. It's tantamount to Charlie Brown being able to kick the football or having a successful afternoon flying his kite. Comedy is about losing and defeat and pain; it's failure and conflict. Don't mess with the system.
For some reason I have more respect for the duo after watching this video.
Hard to survive in the Arizona desert, isnt it Wile. E?
It is indeed
I thought they lived in New Mexico
@@lukeigi7261 anyway somewhere in the South West USA desert
14:14 Bill Watterson sometimes did silent strips.
Dave
(Aussius reviewius of cartoonsius)
😁👌
I like the narration over Mark Twain's coyote information.
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Wow.
5:14 Wow. I’m going to timestamp that because I can’t stop listening to it. I need to read stuff by Mark Twain, if it all sounds that great. Also, it seems like it belongs on r/murderedbywords.
Twain's writing was consistently brilliant. He wasnt a mere wordsmith. He was a word ninja.
This was my favorite cartoon growing up.
Thanks for having me Dave! Fantastic video as always 🙌🏻
Thanks for joining me, Austin! Was a pleasure to have you!
I love this series. It teaches me things about my favorite cartoons I never knew.
Glad you find them educational. It part of the reason I do what I do.
Thanks for watching and subscribing.
"Wile E Coyote, Genius. No, Wile E Coyote, Supergenius!!" Is he one? I don't know but his cards says he is and cards don't lie.
Oh, Dave doesn't think they work as well. As for me, at least I can tell these apart. Apart from Fast and Furry-ious, the Roadrunner cartoons tend to blend together.
I like Ralph, no, prefer Ralph Wolf as well. There's just something about the Roadrunner that puts me off, call it "enigmatic maliciousness".
Well, Daffy's card said he is a Wizard :-D
Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies shorts were outsourced to DPE and Format Films,
just like those Tom and Jerry shorts by Gene Deitch.
Actually, The Bugs Bunny Road Runner Hour was on CBS, which had made its return on September 1975. They changed it to The Bugs Bunny Road Runner Show from 1977 to 1985.
rip chuck jones you lived a good life
one of my favs series on Looney Tunes. My dad loved these too and thanks to him I know them too.
This is probably my favorite Cartoon Evolution so far as these guys are my favorite cartoon characters EVER! I loved the 4 CGI shorts made by Matthew O Callahan and I always wanted to see more of Calamity Coyote and Little Beeper in Tiny Toons. Brilliant work here Dave!
Thank you! 😊
They also showed up during the seventies in a few animated segments for the show The Electric Company.
Don’t remember those. But I’m sure they were lame.
@@MrBROTHERFELDER Aw, they were all right. They were a combination of the usual Wile E/Roadrunner antics and kids' education/reading comprehension. (Usually they involved Wile E. reading some sign or other.) And I believe they were created by Chuck Jones himself, not DePatie/Freleng.
@@jenniferschillig3768 Chuck Jones did indeed direct those shorts.
@@vincentfranklin17 Cool. :-)
Want to point out that rule number ten has been broken twice, that the Coyote technically have caught the Road Runner (but still not have even got the smallest bite out of that bird).
The first time was in The Solid Tin Coyote, when Wile E used a giant robot coyote which caught the RoadRunner but ended up eating Wile E instead. Second time was in Soup or Sonic was when the Coyote chased the Roadrunner through a series of pipes which got smaller and smaller and both got on the other side being as small as mice (as the pipes were "funneling" them to the small size), they run back and while The Road Runner was restored to his original size, Wile E for some reason didn't making him still tiny. Excitingly he grabs the still-standing Road Runner's leg and is about to chow on him, when Coyote realizes how huge the bird is compaired to him. Unable to do something without the Road Runner be able to peck or squash him, he turns to the audience holding up a couple of signs saying "All right, wiseguys… you've always wanted me to catch him. Now what do I do?".
Also at times Coyote does feel small pain but is mostly humilated. A couple of times he has been feel slightly hurt and humilated as he walks away (once for being caught in a bear trap) and while glancing over the audience he says in a very monotone voice: "Ouch.".
All the rules were broken numerous times. As I noted, they weren't as "strict" as Jones lead us to believe, and likely didn't even exist at the time of creation.
Keep up the great work, always looking forward to the cartoon evolution series.
Thank you!
@@DaveLeeDownUnderI think it would be an interesting idea if you did more minor characters like Sam Sheepdog (maybe do a quick recap on Wile E./Ralph Wolf's history), Rocky and Mugsey, and Sylvester Jr and Hippity.
Can you do the evolution of Mario’s design?
I know he’s a video game character, but his design has changed a lot and it would be interesting to see how he changed.
Currently only focusing on cartoon characters - but he's in consideration for the future.
Dave Lee Down Under Awesome!
@@Salikino he’s doing it
@@Thatcartoonguy224 I'm looking forward to it!
We do next explained and revloution character for Looney Tunes?
A. Speedy Gonzales
B. Elmer Fudd
C. Yosemite Sam
D. Foghorn Leghorn
Foghorn
I'm pretty sure the next one will be Elmer Fudd.
Yosemite sam,already there
@@fioravanti675 Quiet no one asked you so stop harrasing everyone like this ok?
@@LucSonFunPol bro what are you talking about?
I loved the road runner and coyote shorts as a kid. I even had a few video games of them.
Loved the Road Runner shorts, even loved when he was pitted against Bugs, but I never thought the sheep dog shorts where Wilie Coyote.
30:03 That wouldn't be "no pre-'47 cartoons" as stated, but no POST-'47 cartoons.
My favorite is Zoom At The Top (1961), because of 2 gags: One where a freeze machine freezes Wile E. instead of the Road Runner, and, when he tries to melt the ice with a magnifying glass, it ALL melts, including Wile E.! But my favorite is earlier: the whole jagged-toothed trap bit that ends with jagged Wile E. letting out a surreal, flat "ouch" (a wonderful subversion on the rule of that character only verbalizing yelling in pain), the eye shifting to the audience only adding to it.
Absolutely love the roadrunner! Got a subscription to the boomerang app just to watch the roadrunner. I do notice a few episodes are missing on that platform but after watching this I can kinda connect the dots. The origin of the coyote just blew my mind! New subscriber to your channel!!
Could you please do the evolution of pink panther 1963-2020.
Good point
Yeah, the old ones were funnier and had more class.
the music was also scored by either William Lava or Walter Greene.
Nice work as always. I especially like how you included the Ralph Wolf and Sam Sheepdog shorts as well. It’s interesting to watch those cartoons back to back and see the two become more and more friendly outside of work hours as the years go on (by the time of the last cartoon, they’re living in the same house and walking off into the sunset together). There’s a certain appeal to the fact that all the antics in these shorts are just part of their jobs, and at the end of the day, they don’t hold any resentment towards each other.
As for the Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote shorts, I enjoy them, and appreciate the amount of dedication Jones had when it came to establishing his rules. However, the cartoons are obviously very formulaic and I find they play better when you watch one every now and then rather than watching them back to back (compared to Bugs Bunny or Daffy Duck cartoons where there’s often a lot of variety in the situations and therefore they don’t get repetitive). They’re still a lot of fun, though. I always love the shots of Wile E. Coyote falling off the cliff from that upwards angle where he progressively appears smaller as he falls closer to the ground. That always makes me laugh.
Actually I never really saw the Wild Chase as a "true" Road Runner cartoon; I saw it as a Speedy Gonzales cartoon that happened to have the Road Runner & Coyote guest star.
I liked thoese in wich Wile.E. can talk
I'm with you. I liked Coyote's voice in those.
So do I. It’s pointless for him not to talk all the time, and for the Roadrunner not to talk at all.
Oddly enough, Wile E. never speaks in the Road-Runner cartoons, but in the Bugs Bunny cartoons he never shuts up.
Although I liked the cartoons featuring Wile E Coyote and the Roadrunner I really like the ones where Wile E actually can talk. And it was interesting to see him trying to catch Bugs Bunny!
I loved it when Wile E. Coyote spoke in the cartoons where he met Bugs!
You just can't beat these two when it comes to entertainment!! I just love them. Thanks for the chuckles in this otherwise dismal reality.
In addition to Paul Julian making the meep meep/beep beep, the sound effect for this tongue rapidly sticking out was done by Treg Brown putting on his thumb at the end of a bottle and lifting it up and put the sounds in rapid succession to make it go quickly.
It never dawned on me that Wile E Coyote's design was constructed as an inverse Bugs. It's there in plain sight.
(Also, someone please get Dave Lee Down Under access to HBO Max)
This... This is the one I’ve been waiting for. 💙
Hope it was worth the wait!!
Roadrunner and Coyote and Tom & Jerry are the classic chase cartoons they started the chase for all cartoons!
"Beep Beep!" Another great look at 2 amazing characters! I can't wait to find out who'll be next!
Thanks.
Next months is looking ok. But I've got a lot of work to do for it, if I want it out on time.
MMMM Who will it be???
@@DaveLeeDownUnder Elmer Fudd? Yogi Bear? Or maybe it's the Pink Panther!
How I recall these Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote cartoons and even the ones on the show of The Electric Company on PBS TV.Again my very Nostalgic comment fits the bill.
The best gag in this is where your computer exploded on you, leaving you with a charred face. Excuse my laughing out loud, but it was hilariously funny. In any case, Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote are my top favourite Looney Tunes duo. Aside from this, I'd like to see a voice evolution of Sonic the Hedgehog. Sonic is my favourite little blue mascot. From his first outing in Mega Drive Game Sonic the Hedgehog (1991) to his first cartoon debut on TV, video and DVD (1994), Sonic is an iconic character in his own way. My favourite Sonic voice actor is Jaleel White. His infamous catchphrase is so funny. He gets impatient when there's nothing going on. I quote it thus:
"I'm waaiiting!"
Long John Baldry, no longer alive, was the first voice actor of Sonic's Arch Enemy, Dr. Ivo Robotnik. At least once or twice in each episode of Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog, except Momma Robotnik's Birthday, Robotnik yells out his own catchphrase:
"I HATE THAT HEDGEHOG!"
This is something of what I know about the history of Sonic the Hedgehog.
I think the funniest gag (relating to these shorts) is the one with the paint tricks.
One of my favorite cartoons in this series is the one where Bugs Bunny stood in for the Roadrunner. Bugs explained why he was there: apparently, the Roadrunner had thrown his wishbone. The cartoon was basically Bugs commentating Wile E.'s methods of trying to catch him. As for his ability to run super fast, Bugs explained that he was just doing his Roadrunner impression. And also taking some special pills for a little help.
Hare-Breadth Hurry. The only cartoon where Wile E. doesn't speak when going up against Bugs. It is, in a way, a Roadrunner cartoon, so the rules apply.
Matthew O'callaghans design of wile and road runner is my favorite :)
14:54 An interesting bit of 'trivia' is that back in the old days (where phone books were the way you looked up any type of service) naming your company something that landed you at the beginning of the list was common practice, Like A+ or AA, or AAA... and for some reason they used ACME quite frequently... My guess is that companies desperate enough to do this would probably be the type that are not that great at their business...I wonder if they used the ACME because of a bad dealing with a contractor or something that was listed at the beginning of the phone book lol
Another fantastic video full of fascinating facts and much loved memories. My first introduction to these two were through the Bugs Bunny Road Runner movie, along with their festive special, so these stand out to me. One of the best moments of any cartoon is the introduction with the made up scientific terminology. These always make me chuckle 🤣
Thank you again and well done 👏😁
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed!
I love(d) their appearances on CTW's "The Electric Company" (appearing on PBS here in the States) in the mid-70s. My favorite when Wil E. is about to tace the Road Runner, and is stopped at a light that read, at first, "On Your Mark", "Get Set"....then "SMILE", and started going through 5 other commands, which Wil E. obeys. The commands start going faster and faster. Then we discover that the Road Runner is rapidly flipping switches to play with Wil E. You can find most of them on RUclips.
I’d love to see you make a series that spotlights specific animators like Bob Clampett, Chuck Jones, and even the nine old men from Disney! Where they started, their influence, their style, and how they were known in the industry! Obviously it’s just a wishful thought from me though but you seem well versed in animators and so many people neglect the faces behind the cartoons. Anyways, great video!
Definitely an idea I’ve had as a companion series, not sure when it’ll happen, but I have plans! So, watch this space!! 😁
Avery was about insanity
Freleng was about settings
Chuck was about meta
Another excellent installment Dave! These videos are always so fantastic thanks to your extensive research and deep passion for these characters! 😊
Thanks, Ryan!!
I don’t get how this channel hasn’t blown up yet
Thanks. I know, right. Haha
"Meep Meep" Thank you for posting this you are a legend Dave and I've been waiting for this one because Roadrunner is my favourite looney tune character ever since I watched looney tunes back in my childhood days
Thank you!
You got Austin Burke! That’s crazy!
I love the video but...
30:52 I think there was a problem with the video in this scene. It was supposed to show RoadRunner's appearance in TazMania.
there's also a scene missing in the Scooby-Doo cameo
Must be an editing error. It’s a shame because his editing is the best!
Wha-what? I dunno ask Dave
Not sure what happened here - I definitely cut vision to it, and it was present in my final run-throughs. My guess, some kind of rendering issue, or something got knocked from the timeline just before export. Strange.
26:20 In the words of Dave Lee, “They are pale predictable imitations and shells of what they once were”
How the hell are these two 71 YEARS OLD?!?!? My childhood is decades older than I am
I had always thought The first Short to have the Coyote was two of them Clocking in for a job of catching Sheep, also two dogs as well one was day shift Cyote with red nose other black, same for the sheep dogs. This came out in 1947, and had the same exact features as the Wile E Coyote. Boy am I wrong, learning that now with The Coyote as Ralph and the no name black nosed character.
13:08 i love this part
Even though the Roadrunner and Wile E. are neither technically the protagonist or the antagonist, I always considered Wile E. the protagonist. Man just wants to eat and I can relate.
Not to bug you but, Will you do The Simpsons evolution please because they hit 30+ years!
I just realized that Speedy Gonzales appeared near Wyle E Coyote and Roadrunner in Roger Rabbit, and Speedy first appeared in the 50s as far as I know
Most Iconic Duo out there.
Screw Tom and Jerry.
*These two will always be my favorite duo.*
I can't wait til you review the directors and Artsyle as I'd love to hear your thoughts on Chuck Jones and his works on the Grinch and The Phantom Tollbooth!
Ever thought of doing a Cartoon Evolution on the other Looney Tunes characters down below?:
1. Elmer Fudd
2. Yosemite Sam
3. Foghorn Leghorn
4. Tasmanian Devil
5. Pepe le Pew
6. Speedy Gonzalez
2
Yosemite sam will coming soon
I love the Roadrunner and Coyote, they are Criminally Underrated
I'm Gonna Need A Sylvester and Tweety , Tom and Jerry , and these guys crossover.
I love the gags of Wile E Coyote and Roadrunner. Did anyone notice that Nick Rivers made a Roadrunner reference in Top Secret?
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I feel unclean, I feel like I just saw something illegal 0_0
Can't wait for the voice evolution of wile e coyote
I didn't know they're making a space jam 2
I was born during Chuck Jones's lifetime. Albeit around the end, but still.
The Road Runner rocks beepbeep!
Wile e coyote and the roadrunner in my opinion are THE BEST cartoon duo of all time
You made such a awesome work on this videos(are you going to make a cartoon evolution of some terrytoon?)
Thank you! Yes, I will cover some Terrytoons eventually!
Excellent! Yipe !!
Fast & Furrious will forever be THE BEST EVER.
Best bit, long read of Coyote's blueprint plans with "Ha Ha" at the end.
Thank you for your creative & exhaustive work!
These were my favorites as a kid
The crazy coyote will never catch the American roadrunner.😂
I love you, Daffy duck!🦆
Very good video Dave.
1949 Coyote and the roadrunner.
They are great welldone.
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A large thumbs up for Dave lee.
Dave 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks as always 🙏🏻
YOU WELCOME.
Im very happy that you talk about Loonatics uvu ❤️thank you
The comic books also gave the Roadrunner nephews, who also spoke in ryme!
He has nephews? That’s adorable.