Funny Films #6

When Whoo-Doodit, the world's greatest detective, takes on the case of disappearing chewing gum at B.K. Wigglie's factory, he's confident he can catch the culprit—but his investigation quickly becomes a slapstick disaster involving painted telescopes, booby traps, and a bubble-gum vat. Armed with his powers of deduction, Whoo-Doodit must outsmart the thief before the last batch of gum is ruined and B.K. Wigglie loses everything.

Pongo struggles to move a stack of heavy safes for a customer, but when a helpful stranger suggests putting them on a horse's back to make the job easier, the plan backfires spectacularly. This quick bit of slapstick comedy from Funny Films shows why sometimes the simplest advice can lead to the messiest results.

In this playful 1950 short from *Funny Films #6*, Uncle Oink’s quest to catch a movie is thwarted by a sea of heads—until he finds himself unexpectedly in the projectionist’s booth, where the real show begins. A classic bit of animal slapstick with a twist, all in a single page of vintage humor.

Blunderbunny and Bunky face eviction, so Blunderbunny tries to save the day with a robot assistant for Bunky’s diner job—naturally, it backfires. Desperate, he rigs a TV antenna to catch Arthur Godfrey’s show, hoping to win over their landlady with her favorite broadcast.