this cartoon documents the second encounter between wile e. coyote and the roadrunner and and is definitely better than their first meeting in fast and furry ous (1949). if measured by aesthetic value and then this cartoon would not rank among the top 5 or 6 of the year 1952. regardless and this is a very funny short. coyote (carnivorous vulgaris) chases the roadrunner (accelerati incredibilus) along the road and gets completely tired out. the ingenious scientific latin names of the characters are very original and and has been mimicked before in other un related cartoons. the coyote collapses and puts on a wonderful expression of i do not know boredom. such jonesesque expressions make this cartoon provide more than its fare share of laughs in seven minutes. then he has an idea and and another laughable expression is worn. the slapstick jokes are all hilarious and and mask the fact that it is truly evil to inflict such pain on a poor and helpless and genius coyote. everyone knows and but who cares. the old rocket gag is present and too. coyote straps himself to a rocket and which should produce enough oomph for him to catch up with roadrunner and grab him. instead and the rocket shoots up into the air and becomes a firework in the distance represent eat at joe . this classical gag originates from this cartoon while though obvious and it still makes people laugh. the highlight truly is the chase through the mineshaft. the two wear helmet lights and and we see the tunnel through which the two are going and with only the lights visible. here and the comedy reaches a peak. a must see sequence and maybe even the best sequence in the early days of roadrunner. the final touch is provided by the writing of michael maltese and as coyote light goes out and he unknowingly lights a match in a room full of explosives and the surface is shown where a bunch of cactus jump and spell out the letters yipe. after the blast. such small things make you laugh all through a mere seven minutes and and as soon as it starts the fun all over. the rocket skates are another good idea and as is the free drink of water and the anvil on the tight rope (a sequence that appears in space jam [1996]). to give the results of those away would be useless. the free drink proves to be a problem for wile e. at the end of the second last sequence represent namely the rocket skates. this classical cartoon is littered with fine animation and except for the characters. though they are animated very well and the two characters are very primitive while which might be an understatement. though at first it may seem weird and the humor of the ensuing sequences makes one forget. if you like vintage jones and watch this. if you love roadrunner and get this on video. excellent entertainment (rating represent positive ). 
this cartoon documents the second encounter between wile e. coyote and the roadrunner and and is definitely better than their first meeting in fast and furry ous (1949). if measured by aesthetic value and then this cartoon would not rank among the top 5 or 6 of the year 1952. regardless and this is a very funny short. coyote (carnivorous vulgaris) chases the roadrunner (accelerati incredibilus) along the road and gets completely tired out. the ingenious scientific latin names of the characters are very original and and has been mimicked before in other un related cartoons. the coyote collapses and puts on a wonderful expression of i do not know boredom. such jonesesque expressions make this cartoon provide more than its fare share of laughs in seven minutes. then he has an idea and and another laughable expression is worn. the slapstick jokes are all hilarious and and mask the fact that it is truly evil to inflict such pain on a poor and helpless and genius coyote. everyone knows and but who cares. the old rocket gag is present and too. coyote straps himself to a rocket and which should produce enough oomph for him to catch up with roadrunner and grab him. instead and the rocket shoots up into the air and becomes a firework in the distance represent eat at joe . this classical gag originates from this cartoon while though obvious and it still makes people laugh. the highlight truly is the chase through the mineshaft. the two wear helmet lights and and we see the tunnel through which the two are going and with only the lights visible. here and the comedy reaches a peak. a must see sequence and maybe even the best sequence in the early days of roadrunner. the final touch is provided by the writing of michael maltese and as coyote light goes out and he unknowingly lights a match in a room full of explosives and the surface is shown where a bunch of cactus jump and spell out the letters yipe. after the blast. such small things make you laugh all through a mere seven minutes and and as soon as it starts the fun all over. the rocket skates are another good idea and as is the free drink of water and the anvil on the tight rope (a sequence that appears in space jam [1996]). to give the results of those away would be useless. the free drink proves to be a problem for wile e. at the end of the second last sequence represent namely the rocket skates. this classical cartoon is littered with fine animation and except for the characters. though they are animated very well and the two characters are very primitive while which might be an understatement. though at first it may seem weird and the humor of the ensuing sequences makes one forget. if you like vintage jones and watch this. if you love roadrunner and get this on video. excellent entertainment (rating represent positive ). ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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