Birds Anonymous
According to his son, Birds Anonymous was Mel Blanc's favorite cartoon.,On the business card given to Sylvester by the Birds Anonymous member, the address is listed as "901 Halligan's Alley". When Sylvester attends a meeting, the sign on a brick building reads "Halligans Alley", with no apostrophe.,Tweety: Oh, Mr. Putty tat. Don't you wike me anymore?
Sylvester: I think... I think... I think you're... I think you're... *delicious!*
[unchains himself from the radiator and goes after Tweety. A plunger covers Sylvester's mouth]
Clarence: I'm sorry I had to do that. I was afraid you might be weakening.
Sylvester: Yes, I *did* weaken. Thanks a lot!,Edited into The Last Hungry Cat (1961),Bye Bye Blackbird
(uncredited)
Music by Ray Henderson,This is a delightful cartoon and one of the most effective and entertaining Sylvester and Tweety cartoons Warner Brothers did. The B. A. meeting is inspired parody and Sylvester's attempts to kick the "bird habit" are exceptionally funny. Tweety's closing line is the perfect capper to a wonderful ending. Won a well-earned Oscar. Shows frequently on Cartoon Network. Highly recommended.,