While this isn't any confirmed dialogue from the short, I wouldn't be surprised if Lucy said this, considering the plot.
Chuck Jones Roadrunner Rule #5: The Roadrunner spends most of his time on the road. Why? Because he's a ROAD-Runner. If he ran off the asphalt too many times, he may as well be called a "Sandsprinter!" Remember this going into Coyote VS Acme, in theaters August 28th!
For anyone who doesn't know the context, this text video I made should explain it, while it's synced to the song.
Chuck Jones's Roadrunner Rule #4: No Dialogue is allowed! The onyl sounds the duo makes is the Roadrunner with his "Car Horn" Squawk, and Wile E. only lets out howls of pain. However, Wile E does have a "handsome" voice, but it can only be triggered by a certain rabbit. He won't be speaking in Coyote VS Acme. Remember this going into Coyote vs. Acme, in theaters August 28th!
Chuck Jones' Roadrunner Rule Number3: Wile E. could stop his crazy pursuit of the Roadrunner at any time... if he wasn't a fanatic. Which in his case means somebody who continues to shoot even when they've CLEARLY lost their aim. While it's good for him not to give up, he should be healthy about it, not obsessively chasing him all day and all night. This includes taking breaks, slowing down, and enjoying life more in between. Remember this going into #CoyoteVsAcme, in theaters August 28th!
Roadrunner Rule No. 2: Unlike other Cartoons, no outside forces can harm Wile E. (Vehicles on the road are the one exception, though). The only things that can are his own ineptitude and recklessness, catastrophic failure of his Acme Products (this second one will be EXTREMELY important for the upcoming movie), and just the absolute worst possible luck a guy could be given. Remember this going into #coyoteacmemovie , in theaters August 28th!
Roadrunner Rule No. 1: The Roadrunner can't harm Wile E, except with his signature "Car Horn Squawk." He doesn't use physical retaliation like other cartoon characters. He often uses it behind Roadrunner Rule No. 1: The Roadrunner can't harm Wile E, except with his signature "Car Horn Squawk." He doesn't use physical retaliation like other cartoon characters. He often uses it behind Wile E. Coyote to make him jump. The Roadrunner doesn't have any animosity towards Wile E, or any kind of harmful intent. He never even laughs at his failures. He just likes to be mischievous! Remember this going into #coyoteacmemovie, in theaters August 28th! Wile E. Coyote to make him jump. The Roadrunner doesn't have any animosity towards Wile E, or any kind of harmful intent. He never even laughs at his failures. He just likes to be mischievous! Remember this going into #coyoteacmemovie, in theaters August 28th!
I thought it would be nice to give people a brush-up on the rules once a week as the movie gets closer.
I know the SLS isn't the most cost effective rocket in the world, which is why many people are calling for it's cancellation, but it is reliable. I'm hoping that it lasts for at least the first dozen or so missions or even longer so that all that money doesn't go to waste, lasting a time period as long as the space shuttle. If it's to continue for longer, it needs to change in ways where it's a more reusable vehicle. Jared Isaacman has already been trying new strategies, but more has to be done. But the rocket isn't designed like a SpaceX rocket so it can't land itself. But one of the proposals I think could be beneficial is this new plan by ULA. The SMART (Sensible Modular Autonomous Return Technology) Reuse. It's being tested with the Centaur rocket, but if it's a success, it could be used for SLS. In it, once the fuel is expended, the core stage engines jettison and are recovered safely on Earth. Using the engines again would save tons of money in the future. Sure, there are other things that could be done, and maybe Orion may have more than one transport vehicle in the future, like New Glenn or Falcon Heavy. The Starship many are saying could be a replacement for Orion, but it's very big. A little too big I believe for missions with only four astronauts going at a time. Same reason the Dragon shouldn't be retired. The Starship should be used for missions with dozens of astronauts, huge cargo, fuel, or long term missions that last for months in deep space (like going to Mars). The HLS is designed to be a mobile HQ, and can stay on the moon for long periods a time, but still be waiting for the astronauts in orbit, and Orion serves as both a taxi and a lifeboat. SLS definietly has a future in this field, being reliable and powerful enough to help Orion get beyond High Earth Orbit (even with the cancellation of the Extender Upper Stage). But things must change if it's to survive in this space race. It's an excellent rocket, and is still really usesful. Making it more of a reusable vehicle like this saves costs, while it still gives as much power as needed.
(This line was based on a quote said by Mark Hamill playing the Joker: "Without Batman, Crime has no punchline. ")
We'll miss Tom Kane, who played so many big roles in the series. The scene-stealing Talking Dog, to the satanic (but flamboyant) HIM were great enough, but the heartwarming and comforting voice of the Professor is what we'll all miss him for the most.