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Tune in for hilarious moments of Foghorn Leghorn featuring Daffy Duck, Sylvester, Barnyard Dawg, Miss Prissy, and more! Episodes in order: Lovelorn Leghorn (1951): Foggy is being attacked by the dog, but turns the situation into a football match where he kicks the dog's head. Prissy is looking for a husband and dresses up a bowling ball in a costume so she can get back at Foggy for hurting the dog. Walky Talky Hawky (1946): Henery goes out to fulfill his destiny: hunting chickens. Foghorn Leghorn is fighting with a dog and uses the naive Henery against his enemy. Crowing Pains (1947): Sylvester, Foghorn, Henery Hawk and the dog all battle it out. Sylvester wants the dog's bone, and Henery Hawk is in the middle of Foghorn and Sylvester trying to decide who is the "real" chicken to eat. The Foghorn Leghorn (1948): Henery Hawk, determined to hunt chickens, goes down to Foghorn's barnyard. Henery Hawk misinterprets the dog for a chicken and Foghorn tries to set him straight. The Leghorn Blows at Midnight (1950): Foghorn Leghorn, the dog, and Henery Hawk all play pranks on each other in the barnyard. Henery decides to cook the loser as Foggy and the dog are fighting. A Fractured Leghorn (1950): Foghorn and a cat get into a debacle over a worm that Leghorn is chasing. Foghorn wants to eat the worm, but the cat wants the worm for bait to catch fish. Sock-a-Doodle-Do (1952): Banty is a world champion fighter who begins swinging anytime he hears a bell. He stumbles upon Foghorn's farm. When Foghorn learns about Banty's problem, he plans how to use Banty against his foe -- a farm dog. Plop Goes the Weasel (1953): Foggy and Br'er Dog can't stand each other, and they use the weasels in their fights. The weasels are easily talked into doing things for either side and end up in the middle of every fight. Of Rice and Hen (1953): None of the hens in the barnyard are nice to Miss Prissy so she tries to commit suicide but Foggy saves her. She immediately falls in love with Foggy. He eventually reciprocates those feelings and they get married. Little Boy Boo (1954): Foghorn Leghorn is cold in his shack and decides to befriend the Widow Hen so he can live in her warm house. The Hen agrees as long as Foggy will be a good father to her kid, Junior. Junior outsmarts Foggy in every game they play. Foggy gets mad and while trying to set a trap for Junior he blows himself up. He decides to leave the Hen's house because he can now keep warm in his bandages. Subscribe to Warner Classics: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU0rIMU3k_AsVA8d6N1B03w?sub_confirmation=1 #warnerbros #warnerbroscartoons #cartoon #animation #daffyduck #looneytunes #saturdaymorningcartoons #cartoonvideo #cartoonforkids #compilation #foghornleghorn #warnerclassics

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