Teacher Coach Reaction to Adult Dirty Jokes in Classic Cartoons - The Ultimate Compilation 

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Some of those B&L clips you saw were from a series of wartime shorts featuring a character called Private Snafu. They were made for US soldiers to watch during WWII, so they were able to get away with more risque jokes and visuals (i.e. "booby traps", the topless mermaids, Snafu saying "Ah, da hell with it", etc.).

The scenes that had a lot of military were made by Warner for the military, it was there own way of giving entertainment to the troops, so a lot of the material is adult in it's own right. The series was called Private Snafu.

8:21 that cartoon has been widely used out of context over the years. it is in fact not a hidden away secret cartoon that proofs disney's secret embrace of the moustache guy's regime, but is actually a wartime propaganda piece called "der fuehrer’s face", in which donald has a nightmare in which he's living in ww2 germany. during the piece he is under constant surveillance by the military, has to hide the little food he has, and is forced to work non-stop in the factories. the piece ends with donald waking up in his bed under the watchful eyes of a model of the statue of liberty, overjoyed that he doesn't have to live in these horrible conditions. it's amazing how easily you can make something look really bad, if you rob it off all context.

In today's society these cartoons would get canceled in a minute

It looked like you were confused about the "Stag Reel" Bugs Bunny got upset about. In case you didn't know, a "stag reel" or "Stag film" was a dirty movie, usually shown at bachelor parties. Also, gotta say, "Coldernell, Alaska" is a great pun. Also, also, the mermaid cartoon was one of those they used to show to GIs in training back during WWII. This one appears to be about camouflage.

Brings back childhood memories.

Hi Teacher and Coach! Gosh, what a blast from the past! I remember watching these cartoons when I was young many moons ago! Good stuff! 👍😎

8:46 It basically called him a hardheaded mother-lover (the Oedipus bit)

Love the old Bugs and daffy ones!!!

That was part of Private Snafu which was made for the Army to teach what not to do

I actually remember seeing some of these when I was a kid. Crazy memories

Yeah Sargent snafu I know about it. It was actually played for the army during ww2 and exclusively for the men to teach them lessons on equipment usage. It disappeared after the war quite literally as it was only made for that purpose. The military still has them in storage somewhere but never shows them.

Those latin names for the Roadrunner and Wile E. coyote were always great, and if you blinked, you missed it because on Saturday mornings on the 13", we couldn't just pause and go back.

Fog Horn was always talking smack. Betty Boop had a bunch of dirty hilarious jokes, Bugs Bunny is Savage on all levels 🤣🤣🤣🤣.

15:55 - 16:02 The Guy Between the 2 Topless Mermaids is Called The TECHNICAL Fairy . He Gives Private Snafu Advice . 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

Ahaha, when cartoons actually had some questionable material in em lol

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back in time, cartoons were designed for adults and played in cinemas =)

16:30 The cartoons you’re looking for at that frame is Private Snafu. They were adult-oriented cartoons made during World War II to help the war effort for GIs.

Teacher seems like she would be a fun teacher her reaction makes me laugh

I remember growing up watching the Loony Toons and Merry Melodies cartoons on TV back in the late 60s and early 70s, often with my father, and both of us had a great laugh at them all. We also watched Little Rascals, the Three Stooges, and the old B-movie comedy movies starring Laurel and Hardy, Ma and Pa Kettle, the Marx Brothers, and Abott and Costello. They reminded my dad of "the Hoover days" or "good ole days," as he called the 1930s Depression Era he grew up in and his service in the U.S. Army during WWII. I appreciated all these films and cartoons as fine entertainment. I had little idea then as a young kid that most of the jokes in those cartoons were sexual inuendo and double entendres, until I got a little older and figured out that they were really not produced for kids. Some of them are even downright racist, which is indeed troubling. I agree with coach, it is a shame that a lot of them are no longer sown on TV anymore. American culture has changed, the risqué stuff has come under question a lot these days. These cartoons are indeed a product of our parents' and grandparents' generation and culture. Perhaps they should be shown again with a parental warning and adult advisory. Thanks for the clips Teach and Coach. These cartoons still make me laugh.

Teach, you knew what this was....🤣🤣🤣🤣

another great and funny video

Great video

Bugs is literally a trickster god, you cannot convince me otherwise.

There's one that they missed. It was Daffy Duck looking at Playduck magazine. As a kid it went right over my head, later I couldn't stop laughing. Daffy and Bugs are in a rocket waiting to launch and a still shot through a window showed it very briefly.

You need to watch an episode of Drawn Together and do a video over it

This was hilarious

A lot of cartoons I have never seen in there guys probably before my time maybe some of em but I think our favourite coach had to be the b💣💣by traps one right by far pmsl hahahahaha the Betty boop ones I never really watched my mum did I think never really understood it tbh great video tho guys 👍😂😂

That last one with Porky Pig was created in 1938 as part of a blooper reel. Legend has had it that Warner Bros. fired everyone even remotely involved in making the Porky Pig gag, but I doubt it. Mel Blanc was by then the voice of Porky Pig, which he began voicing in 1937. Warner Bros. certainly never fired Blanc.

As a kid I only ever enjoyed Pepe Le Peau when the object of desire (A black cat whose back gets a white paint line run down it.) finally snaps mentally and turns the tables on him.

Watching this makes me up you’ll do some more looney tunes reaction videos in the future.

Betty Boop is kinda messed up when you learn she's a young teen.

With perspective these old cartoons were for adults so kids typically weren’t the ones going out of there way to watch these.

Daffy duck really stripteased😂😂😂😂😂

The point I've seen made, especially from Looney Tunes Critic, is that you CAN'T assume these were cartoons for kids. Most of them showed before any kind of movie, so the various studios could play with the tone a little more.

You should see some of the pre-WW2 Disney cartoons, not gonna spoil anything butta... O-M-G!

It's hard to find the older ones, especially WW2, because crybabies have tried to get them off dvds. It also shows that cartoons weren't for kids most of the time back then.

So funny

Classics 😂

I remember these jokes, but I forgot the episode the joke was in. 4:11 and 11:11

13:36 .. Betty Boop Dancing the Hula TOPLESS , Fortunately Betty's Lei is Covering Most of Her Feminine Features. 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

I could've lived without seeing a Daffy Duck striptease.😂

9:30 they were making people furys back in the 60s (or what ever era this is)

I miss the 80's

Funny

Betty Boop is the Original Cartoon Cutie & Hottie. She's Got Spunk .😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

13:19 Wait... Oswald the Lucky Rabbit!?

you to are just soi cute

What about Fantasia the fully naked girl centaurs 😂

What's creepier, Daffy Duck stripping or a human man getting turned on by Daffy Duck's striptease?

Classics

Bugs bunny is the man! Legend!

it is sad that truth in action in time is lost in politic as a kid i watched, not knowing its import, but your pug may know otherwise so should we.

15:04 the f word

Many of the B&W cartoons are "pre-code" (or made before the Hays code, which was the censorship standard at the time) was written or implemented. Others were made for the US DoD (Department of Defense) and not subject to the Hays code. In that case, those cartoons were only shown to service men durring the second world war, and not shown to the general public.

10:56 Did the god give middle fiinger on the driver?

youtube hasn't been recommending your videos to me like they used to

Still better than the censored 11. Which are 11 of the most racially insensitive cartoons out there. Only one was reanimated into the debut of Elmer Fudd by replacing the African American hunter with Elmer hunting bugs bunny.

We've come a long way from Cyanide & Happiness and Family Guy.

The good old cartoons before this country went to the trash.

Lol cartoons used to be so funny 😂😂😂😂

Some of the more explect ones are for service men..

For research is crazy ngl but uh which is that asking for a friend

10:34 because he was... no one is trying to " cancel" a cartoon character from 70+ years ago because no one cares but yes what he was doing was forcing himself on a cat that was clearly trying to get away from him

When the original Looney Tunes cartoons came out, they were made for adults! I prefer older cartoons! Back when people weren't offended so easily!

React to The PJs (1999) episode 1 Hangin' with Mr. Super.

I would not really call Private Snafu a "classic cartoon", mostly because technically speaking it was a classified WW2 training film series used to help educate soldiers. Literacy rates weren't especially high so visual aids that caught the attention were necessary. Thus they weren't held to the same standards and practices of those aired in theaters for the kiddos to enjoy between the news reels and films.

Its S.N.A.F.U CARTOON

00:41 seconds in and she has already hit her partner and spoke baby talk...😢

Hardhead is someone who won't listen. Oedipus as in Oedipus Rex, fictional character with swollen feet, no need to get into further details about him.

Teach is sooo abusive. It's kinda hot. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣