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This article is about the episode of Heathcliff and Dingbat. For the episode of Heathcliff and Marmaduke, see The Great Milk Factory Fracas (Heathcliff and Marmaduke). |
The Great Milk Factory Fracas is the second part of the twlveth episode of the series Heathcliff and Dingbat. This is based on the Heathcliff, rather than Dingbat. It is followed by the third part of the twelvth episode: Service Station Screwballs.
Synopsis[]
Heathcliff sneaks into the Milk Factory.
Plot[]
The milkman is driving his van to the factory. He's not aware of Heathcliff being the unwanted passenger, who is emptying a milk bottle. The van reaches the destination point and the milkman goes inside, being tailed by Heathcliff. The milkman is about to taste milk from the bottle, when Heathcliff intercepts it and drinks the milk away, much to milkman's dismay. Having finished his meal, Heathcliff goes deeper into the milk factory, being chased by the disgruntled milkman.
Heathcliff finds the area, where cows for milking are kept. The milkman calls the bull named Toro to help him against Heathcliff, then he lures Heathcliff into the area and gives him a red blanket. The bull charges at Heathcliff while grabbing the milkman with himself as his rider. Heathcliff fools his opponents by guiding them at a wooden fence. The milkman falls from his mount, and the latter gets his antlers stuck in the wood. After a minor argument with the milkman, Toro refits his antlers and repeats the attack with the milkman as a reluctant rider.
Heathcliff treats his opponents with a pie hidden under the blanket. The dismounted milkman gets so angry, that his face turns red, which infuriates Toro and causes to chase the milkman away from the factory. The episode ends with Heathcliff drinking milk surrounded by cows.
Characters[]
- Heathcliff
- Milkman
- Cows
- Toro the Bull
Trivia[]
- The Milkman Milk Run Mayhem reappears in this episode.
- Toro the bull from Rodeo Dough reappears in the episode.
- The scene when Heathcliff holds a red sheet for Toro the bull, when he mention, he that it reminded him of a Bugs Bunny cartoon, the cartoon is referring to is the 1953's cartoon Bully for Bugs.
- Heathcliff also mentions he got the "pie hidden behind the sheet" gag from a Roadrunner cartoon.