A Tale of Two Kitties (1942)
Mel Blanc: Catstello, Tweety
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Quotes
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[last lines]
Tweety : [as an air raid warden] Aiw waid. Wights out. Total bwackout. Bweak it up, putty tats, bweak it up! Aiw waid. Wights out. Total bwackout.
Babbit : [to Catstello] Now's our chance! Let's get 'im!
[the two cats approach Tweety]
Tweety : [yelling] TURN OUT THOSE LIGHTS!
[all the lights, including the cats' eyes, turn off]
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[Catstello is hanging from a wire by one foot; Tweety is jumping on his toes]
Catstello : Hey, cut it out! Cut it out, pigeon! Don't do that!
Tweety : [pulls off one toe] This widdle piddy went to market...
Catstello : Babbit!
Tweety : [pulls off second toe] This widdle piddy tayed home...
Catstello : Babbit!
Tweety : [pulls off last toe] This widdle piddy had woast beef...
Catstello : Babbit!
[falls]
Tweety : Well, whatdya know, I wan out of piddies.
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Catstello : I'm afraid to go up high. I get heightrophobia.
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Catstello : But I don't want to hurt no boid. I like boids. I'd go hungry first.
Babbit : What's the matter, fraidy cat? This is just a tiny bird.
Catstello : You mean it's just a poor little, teeny-tiny, itsy-bitsy, defenseless bird?
Babbit : That's right.
Catstello : Let me at 'im! Let me at 'im! I'll get him, Babbit! Gangway, I'll murdarlize him! Let me at 'im!
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[Catstello, eating an apple, is sitting on a powder charge which Babbit is ready to detonate]
Catstello : Gee, Babbit. I'm just no good.
Babbit : Oh, the breaks were against you.
Catstello : I'm a flop-a-roo. I can't even get the boid.
Babbit : Don't worry. You'll get it, all right.
Catstello : You mean, I'll get it in the end?
Babbit : Yeah. And you'll get a big bang out of it, too!
[He detonates the charge, sending Catstello flying]
Catstello : [unaware that he is airborne] Well, that sure takes a load off my mind.
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Tweety : [in an air raid warden's helmet, calling on a telephone] Hewwo? Fourth Interceptive Tommand? I tee an unidentified object, fwying awound my widdle head.
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Tweety : Ohh, the poor putty tat. He cwushed his widdie head.
[grins]
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Catstello : Is there an insurance salesman in the house?