All Fowled Up

All Fowled Up
Looney Tunes (Foghorn Leghorn) series
Directed by	Robert McKimson
Story by	Charles McKimson Sid Marcus
Voices by	Mel Blanc
Music by	Carl Stalling
Animation by	Phil DeLara Richard Thompson Keith Darling
Distributed by	Warner Bros.
Release date(s)	February 19, 1955
Color process	Technicolor
Running time	6:20
Language	English
Preceded by	Feather Dusted
Followed by	Weasel Stop

All Fowled Up is a 1954 Foghorn Leghorn animated short film from Warner Bros. released in 1955 and directed by Robert McKimson. The cartoon also features Henery Hawk and the Barnyard Dawg.

Plot

Foghorn Leghorn as usual sneaks up on the Barnyard Dawg and hits his rear with a 2x4 and when the chase begins, Foghorn leads the dog over a well, which the dog -when his rope reaches its limit- falls into, taking his kennel with him. After the dog bails all the water out following this, he sneaks up on Foghorn and attacks him while the rooster is asleep. Foghorn, believing the dog is "lower than a snake full of buckshot", says that he could pay a visit to him and "gently break him in two with my good right arm!" when his muscles turn slack. He resolves to do some exercises to build them up.

While he is doing push-ups however he sees a chicken pass by with unusually short legs. When he picks up the chicken, he uncovers Henery Hawk who then tries to take Foghorn. In response, Foghorn sends Henery on a wild ride on a plate. It flies over to the dog's kennel who is panicked by "A flying saucer! Little man from Mars!" and hides in and barricades the kennel. Henery however flies through a hole in the back of the kennel and causes the dog to burst through its roof.

He picks the chicken hawk up and Henery explains that Foghorn did this. When the dog informs Henery that Foghorn is a chicken when they see the rooster doing pull-ups, the dog convinces him to put Foghorn in a cooking pot and cook him. The heat from the fire causes Foghorn to rocket out in pain and crash-land into some trash where he quickly figures that the dog was responsible for what had just happened ("I ju..., I say, I just know that marble-headed mongrel is back of all this.").

From this point on, Foghorn's pranks begin to backfire on him. When he constructs an eleborate pipeline to blow a stick of dynamite out of the dog's kennel with the intention of blowing the dog up, while he tries to light a lighter to ignite the dynamite ("gonna cause more confusion than a mouse at a burlesque show"), the dog lights a match from the other side and blows it over to Foghorn who gets blown up instead. The feathers of Foghorn's upper half come out from the end of the pipe on the dog's side. Foghorn is quick to pick his plumage up, saying "Fortunately, I keep my feathers numbered for... for just such an emergency."

Later on, Foghorn takes the dog and his kennel with an intention to entomb both in concrete from a cement truck. The rooster pours out a small fraction of concrete to place the kennel on as a precaution in case the dog tries to escape. However, when Foghorn tries to pour the whole load of concrete onto it, a ramp comes out from the mixer and the whole concrete load flows onto Foghorn instead. Foghorn can do nothing as the concrete hardens him into a Thinker-like pose. The dog asks him, "Well, smarty-pants, what ya gonna do now?", to which Foghorn replies "Don't, I say, don't bother me, dawg. Can't ya see I'm thinkin?" Henery Hawk reappears and drags a tough-to-chew dinner home with him, delivering the final punchline, "Of all the kinds of chickens in the world, I had to catch me a PLYMOUTH ROCK!"