Name: Top 10 Looney Tunes References on Family Guy
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Uh oh, of course you realize this means war.

And today we're looking at the funniest Looney Tunes references in Family Guy.

It only makes sense that we start at the end.

May be the most iconic outro in cartoon history.

The line is synonymous with Porky Pig bursting out of a drum, although the Muslim version plays a little differently.

In Family Guy, Peter and his new friend Mahmoud catch the tail end of a Muslim Looney Tunes short, which features a different musical theme, while Porky has grown a five o' clock shadow.

Well, if you turn on channel 14, we can probably catch the end of Muslim Looney Tudes.

In lieu of his famous catchphrase, Porky notes that he's a dirty pig and thus shouldn't come into physical contact with humans.

In the Quran, Swine is singled out as something that humans shouldn't consume.

Acme Credit we're not sure what's more absurd that a company would manufacture products like giant slingshots or that a patron would continue to buy items from them after multiple misfires.

When his latest attempt to catch the Roadrunner literally blows up in his face, Wile E.

Coyote returns to the Acme store where Peter works as a clerk.

I haven't had my own business since I ran that mail order operation.

Wiley wants a refund, which we think is the least Acme can do since he's been a loyal customer for decades.

Yeah, I bought a giant life size slingshot from you and it just slammed me into a mountain.

The best Peter can do, though, is a store credit, which Wiley considers until the missus interrupts.

It's always funny when when Family Guy replicates casual dialogue that feels real, but

to hear it come from a character who's usually silent is especially surreal.

Hair Raising Lola yeah, he's in there sleeping and muttering about Lola Bunny from Space Jam During a time travel misadventure, Brian and Stewie attempt to retrieve Chris, only to find him in a compromising position.

Lola Bunny, who attracted more than a few admirers with her 1996 debut In Space Rabbit.

We're not just talking about her fellow Looney Tunes.

At first, Stewie finds it odd that Kris would consider a cartoon rabbit sexy.

Once another Chris from an alternate timeline whips out a photo, though Stewie sees the appeal.

For anyone who grew up with a crush on Lola and perhaps still harbors those feelings nearly three decades later, this moment surely made them feel seen.

Okay, I didn't get it when you said it, but now I get it.

Rapid Dave Although some view Speedy Gonzalez as offensive, many in the Hispanic community consider the mouse a cultural icon.

After all, he's a heroic mouse from Mexico who constantly sticks it to the American cat.

when Peter embarks on a crusade against immigrants, he deems the cartoon mouse unsuitable for his children.

Peter thus creates the American version of Speedy Gonzales.

Rapid Dave Because Speedy Gonzalez is an immigrant and a bad influence on our children.

So I created his American equivalent, Rapid Dave, who says that Americans can't be stereotyped too I got you now, Mouth.

Dave might be as fast as Speedy, although his catchphrase could use some work.

While Seth MacFarlane voices Dave, Sylvester's voice here belongs to Jeff Bergman, who has regularly voiced characters in actual Looney Tunes projects since Mel Blanc passed away.

Taz tucking in Family Guy is the only show where people can go from having a conversation about helping Jesus lose his virginity to talking about the Tasmanian Devil tucking in his kid.

In yet another cutaway gag, Taz reads his child a bedtime story.

Don't worry, Lois, I swear I'll be sensitive and gentle like the Tasmanian Devil tucking in his kids.

In typical Taz fashion, his dialogue is mostly gibberish, but his kid seems to follow the story nonetheless.

Kissing his child goodnight, it appears Taz is gearing up to dash out like a tornado.

Instead, Taz slowly spins out of the room, albeit still with cartoony sound effects.

Even if he routinely tries to eat bugs, there's no denying that Taz is a good father.

It goes to show that someone from work can be completely different at home.

Finally Got the Roadrunner what if the coyote caught the Roadrunner?

It's an age old question that was finally answered in the second episode of Family Guy.

Faster than the Roadrunner charges onto the screen, Peter abruptly runs the bird over with his car.

In the passenger seat is Wiley, who tells Peter to just keep driving.

After so many elaborate stunts, Wiley at last flattened his nemesis in the most straightforward way.

Although technically not from Family Guy, we'd be remiss if we didn't also mention an episode of Seth MacFarlane's cavalcade of cartoon Comedy, in which Wiley's successful pursuit of the roadrunner leads to a lost sense of purpose followed by a spiritual reawakening.

When you really work for it, it just tastes that much better, you know?

Been chasing this Damn bird for 20 years.

I guess I kind of let my life get away from me.

Number 4 Acme Miscarriage Kit When Lois becomes a surrogate for a couple who suddenly die, the Griffin family is left with a difficult decision.

Peter decides to take matters into his own hands.

Borrowing a page from his old acquaintance Wile E. Coyote.

Using Grey's Anatomy DVDs as bait, Peter lures Lois into an over the top Acme trap.

Seeing how Peter once worked for Acme, we assume he got a discount.

Peter should know, though, that Acme kits never function in the way you envision.

The trap naturally backfires on Peter, leading to his inevitable downfall.

The sequence is mostly faithful to the slapstick tone of the original Warner Bros.

Shorts, although given the dark circumstances surrounding the homage, you can see why Fox didn't want to air this episode.

Ephraim the what Rabbit Peter feels disrespected, especially since his grandfather had a hand in creating a cartoon all star.

The character in question is Bugs Bunny, although that's not the name Peter's grandfather championed.

The elder Griffin felt the rabbit should be called Ephraim, but that isn't the whole name.

let's just say there's a good reason why nobody else in the room raises their hand in favor of names.

Speaking of which, some of the others around the table kind of resemble the Termite Terrace crew.

The one on the lower left in particular is a dead ringer for Chuck Jones.

It's a subtle detail people often miss, most likely because they're too shocked to concentrate on anything else.

Yosemite Sam Jean shopping Seth MacFarlane does a pretty spot on Yosemite Sam impress in this cutaway gag, which finds the outlaw shopping for jeans at Barney's.

Of all retail chains, the pants are a tad too tight for Sam, who goes off on one of his rapid fire rants.

Whoa, these are the tightest penis compressin as sperm killin us testicle grippin est jeans I ever tried on.

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