Animaniacs: Season 1, Episode 21

Hitchcock Opening/Hearts of Twilight/The Boids (12 Oct. 1993)

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Yakko Warner (voice)
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Mr. Director (voice)
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Thaddeus Plotz / Alfred Hitchcock / Cawcaw (voice)
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Pesto (voice)
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Squit / Charlie / Rod Taylor (voice)
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Bobby (voice)
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The Director says he ate a bug, which is a reference to a cut scene where Marlon Brando says he swallowed an insect while acting as Kurtz. The scene is shown in the documentary Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse. See more »

Quotes

Yakko: [serious voice over] We were each chosen for our unique abilities. That's Dot. Her specialty: Cuteness. That's Wakko. His specialty: The mallet. That's me. My specialty: *Two paddle-balls at once!*
Thaddius Plotz: [referring to a map] Now you have to get from this office here to soundstage 64 here, and stop that director. Any questions?
Dot: Would I look cute as a blonde?
Wakko: Why do cats purr?
Yakko: Who's chubbier, Perry Mason or Scotty on "Star Trek"?
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References King Kong (1933) See more »

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"Die Fledermaus Overture"
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Music by Johann Strauß
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