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Bewitched Bunny (1954)

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This cartoon caused some controversy in Canada due to Bugs' ending line, "Ah sure, I know. But aren't they all witches inside?" being viewed as too misogynistic. Bugs' closing line about Witch Hazel was edited out of commercial broadcasts in the 1980s, and was replaced in later versions with "Sure uh, I know. But after all, who wants to be alone on Halloween?".
Witch Hazel's cookbook has such recipes as: Waif Waffles, Moppet Muffins, Urchin Pie, Kiddie Kippers, Children Chops, Smorgas Boy.
The spices in Witch Hazel's spice rack are: Bee stingers with chutney, Worm sweat residue, Centipede bunions with chive, Pickled tarantula elbows.
First appearance of Witch Hazel for Looney Tunes.
The name of the author, Endor, on the cover of the book of recipes, around 1:33, refers to the witch of Endor in the Biblical First Book of Samuel, chapter 28.

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