The Old Grey Hare (1944)

Elmer J. Fudd: Hey, where am I? What happened? I'm all wrinkled. What year is this?
[reading newspaper]
Elmer J. Fudd: 2000 A.D.? Gwacious! What's this?
[reading some more]
Elmer J. Fudd: Bing Crosby's horse hasn't come in yet? Hey! Smellavision wepwaces television? Howy mackarel!

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[last lines]
Elmer J. Fudd: [buried underground] Well, anyway, that pesky wabbit is out of my life forever and ever.
Bugs Bunny: [pops in] Well now, I wouldn't say that.
[kisses Elmer and hands him a lit stick of dynamite; iris out]

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Bugs Bunny: So long, Methuselah!

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Musical Director Carl W. Stalling's name appears in a newspaper article Elmer Fudd reads at the beginning of this cartoon. The headline reads, "Smellevision Replaces Television" followed by the byline, "Carl Stalling sez, 'It Will Never Work!'"
Although angels and devils are common sights, this is one of the few, if not only, times God has made an appearance (albeit off-screen) in a Warner Bros. cartoon.
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