Cartoon Network Dec 15, 2007 Bah, Humduck A Looney Tunes Christmas

Bugs Bunny pops up out of his hole to clear away the snow. He explains that despite rabbits traditionally being associated with holidays like Easter (a spring holiday in the Northern Hemisphere), his favorite holiday is actually Christmas (a winter holiday in the Northern Hemisphere). Daffy Duck nearly hits him with his gas guzzling Hummer. Daffy is the owner of the Lucky Duck Superstore, and he treats his employees very shabbily. Despite Bugs' scolding him for berating Playboy Penguin, Daffy still acts snobbish and tries to abscond with the money Priscilla Pig, Egghead Jr., Henery Hawk and Barnyard Dawg Jr. are collecting for charity. Daffy especially has trouble with his hover scooter, and gets beat up by his own employees (through no fault of their own) and the customers (since he insulted them). After Daffy states he hates the holidays, Bugs warns him about the Ghosts of Christmas, which Daffy simply scoffs at. After working his employees to the bone on Christmas Eve, Daffy expects them all back at 5:30am on Christmas Day, so he can make more money off of last minute shoppers. Assistant Manager (later Assistant Assistant Manager) Porky Pig pleads to let him go home for Christmas and spend time with his daughter Priscilla, but Daffy refuses. Later that day, the spirit of his deceased business idol Sylvester the Investor warns him to change his ways or he'll be doomed to the same fate. He tells Daffy that three spirits will visit him. Daffy, trapped in the store by a snowdrift, locks himself in his vault to be safe. But the ghosts aren't that easily stopped. The Ghosts of Christmas Past (Granny and Tweety) take him back to his childhood (with his design from Baby Looney Tunes reused). And it's revealed that Daffy was an orphan as a kid, and had spent his whole childhood at a place called the Lucky Duck Orphanage (which is apparently his megastore got its name) -- Daffy was always ignored by potential parents and would always end up being one of the only kids still at the orphanage during holidays like Christmas. While Granny and Tweety do seem to feel bad (especially since this is a large part of why Daffy became the way he is as an adult), they're also quick to point out that it doesn't excuse his current behavior towards others. The Ghost of Christmas Present (Yosemite Sam) then appears and shows him how sad his employees are and tells him if he doesn't change his ways, his future is very bleak. By this time, Daffy is starting to feel tender emotion (though he doesn't attribute it as guilt), which earns him another one of the Ghosts' numerous beatings. By this time, he actually fears the visit of the last ghost and begs Bugs to hide him from it. After a reenactment of Bugs and Daffy's hiding routine, he's left alone when the last ghost appears. The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come (the Tasmanian Devil) comes and shows him that because of his greed and selfishness, he's dead and his store is permanently closed -- while at a cemetery, we see Porky and his daughter, Priscilla, visiting Daffy's grave. According to Porky, Daffy tried naming himself as his own heir in his will (which of course is impossible), so Daffy's store was forced to shut down, leaving his employees out of a job. But despite becoming unemployed, they can at least spend the holidays with their families, which is ultimately what they wanted. After her dad leaves, Priscilla stays behind and claims that she never hated Daffy -- like him, she can understand how it feels to be alone at the holidays and, feeling that no one (not even someone like Daffy) should be alone on a day like Christmas, promises to come visit his grave every year on the holiday. Priscilla leaves a plate of Christmas cookies at Daffy's grave before following her dad out of the cemetery -- touched by Priscilla's kindness, Daffy's cold demeanor melts and his heart breaks -- realizing his greedy, selfish nature was to cover up his real wish to be part of a family, Daffy vows to become a kinder, friendlier and, overall, more generous person. Returning to the present, he makes Porky the store manager, hires Playboy Penguin as one of his employees, gives all of his employees the gifts they desired along with a raise and a paid vacation. There's a brief moment when he slides back to his greedy self, contemplating just how he is going to recover all the costs. However, it immediately fades when Priscilla presents a plate of duck-shaped cookies and calls him "Uncle Daffy." Daffy thinks she's pushing it until she kisses him on the cheek and he lets her call him "Uncle Daffy" (implying that he finally got his wish to be part of a family). After Bugs munches on a candy cane, the camera pulls out of the mall to end the movie. Porky and Priscilla finish the movie by saying Porky's famous line: "T-T-T-That's all folks!"