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: In early cartoons like Hare Tonic (1945), Bugs replaced Porky by bursting through the drum while munching a carrot to deliver the final line.

: In The Bugs Bunny Road-Runner Movie , Bugs playfully modifies the text to "That's NOT All Folks!" to signal the movie is just starting. Fun Facts About the Phrase

: On special 1997 USPS Bugs Bunny stamp sheets, the words "That's All Folks!" only become visible on the liner paper after you peel the stamps off. thats_all_folks_bugs_bunny

: The phrase became famous due to Porky Pig’s stutter, which was originally a real trait of his first voice actor, Joe Dougherty.

While "That's All Folks!" is primarily Porky Pig's iconic catchphrase, Bugs Bunny has put his own spin on it across several classic Looney Tunes moments. Iconic Bugs Bunny Outros : In early cartoons like Hare Tonic (1945),

: Bugs often used this variation in his Brooklynese accent instead of the standard Porky Pig sign-off.

: While Looney Tunes used "That's All Folks!", the sister series Merrie Melodies originally ended with "So Long, Folks!" until the mid-1930s. : The phrase became famous due to Porky

: Mel Blanc, the "Man of a Thousand Voices" who voiced Bugs and Porky, has "That's All Folks!" inscribed on his tombstone.