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Members Only is the 2nd broadcast episode and the 3rd produced episode of The Looney Tunes Show.

Plot

Daffy is leaning against a tree and staring at a distant country club. He then tries to get into the Royal Oaks Glen Oaks Oakwood Oaks Country Club and the receptionist, thinking that Daffy's a club member, asks for his membership number. The receptionist soon realizes that Daffy isn't a member when he tries offering "1" and then "2" as his membership numbers, which aren't valid numbers for the club. After the exchange, the receptionist tells Daffy to leave, as the club itself is strictly "members only." As he's reluctantly leaving, he overhears someone’s membership number (1673). He waits until the previous woman's shift ends, then goes in and uses it to get into the club. Then he starts charging lots of stuff to the unfortunate member, but not before he's accidentally hit in the face with a golf ball.

Daffy returns later with Bugs as his guest. Bugs is impressed by all the stuff at the club but is suspicious as to how someone like Daffy could've become a member, since country clubs not only tend to be very expensive (knowing that Daffy isn't rich) but also tend to be rather exclusive (knowing that Daffy isn't "beloved in the community"). Daffy doesn't answer Bugs's question and blows it off. Then they decide to play a game of tennis on the club’s court. During the game, Bugs is hit several times with tennis balls by another player on the other court. He goes to investigate and meets Lola Bunny. They both fall for each other on sight and agree to go on a date.

On the date Bugs initially thinks things are going well, but during dinner, he learns that Lola has a tendency to talk non-stop, which he finds very annoying. He decides to take her to a movie after dinner, hoping that she will stop talking in the theater. Not only does she not stop talking, but Lola confuses the trailers before the film as the movie itself, irritating and embarrassing Bugs further. After Bugs takes Lola home, he states that the date was the worst of his life, while Lola thinks it was the best of hers.

The next day, Lola calls Bugs incessantly and sends him over a hundred emails. Daffy comments on how she likes Bugs and asks if they’re going on another date, to which Bugs responds, “Not if I can help it. That girl's exhausting!” After he recieves yet another phone call, he tears the phone system out of the wall in exasperation. After "accidentally" running into him, Lola starts following Bugs around as he goes to the dry cleaners, grocery store, and the gym. Finally Bugs tells Lola that he can’t see her anymore and that he doesn’t think they’re right for each other, after she almost causes him to die by being crushed by a giant weight. Lola starts crying uncontrollably until Bugs takes back what he said. Lola then asks if they can go on another date and Bugs reluctantly agrees.

Back at the country club, Bugs disguises himself as a woman and attempts to convince Lola that he will end up breaking her heart. However he only ends up making Lola want him more, thinking he's a bad boy. When Bugs comes back as himself, Lola introduces him to her parents, Walter and Patricia Bunny. He soon excuses himself and goes to the bathroom and talks to his reflection in the mirror in an attempt to convince himself to end it with Lola no matter the circumstances. He takes a mint from the bathroom attendant before he leaves, but he drops it before he gets back to the table and it rolls under Lola's chair. As he kneels down to pick it up, Lola looks down and believes Bugs is proposing to her and screams yes. Lola is quick to plan and organize the wedding with Pepe Le Pew, the club's wedding planner.

Daffy ends up crashing the wedding, unaware who it’s for until he sees that Bugs is the groom. Daffy's initially offended that he wasn't even invited, but ends up standing in as Bugs's best man. After Lola walks down the aisle, the officiator asks if anyone opposes the marriage. Bugs looks nervously at Daffy hoping he'll object, but he doesn't say anything. Bugs is relieved when Lola objects and reveals that she's in love with Pepe. She asks Bugs if he'll ever get over her. He takes advantage of the situation and tells her it will take a long time and that they shouldn't talk for awhile. After Lola leaves with Pepe, Daffy, thinking Bugs is upset, orders Bugs some golf clubs to cheer him up and charges it to his stolen membership number. Walter Bunny recognizes it as his number, and he punches Daffy in the face.

At the very end of the episode, it turns out that Daffy's now being forced to work at the club (specifically as an attendant in the men's bathroom) until he's paid back all the money that he charged to Walter's membership number.

Cast

Actor Voice(s)
Jeff Bergman Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck
Kristen Wiig Lola Bunny
Maurice LaMarche Announcer, Computer Voice, Wedding Official
John O'Hurley Walter Bunny
Grey DeLisle Patricia Bunny, Phyllis, Female Receptionist
Billy West Male Receptionist, Golfer, Waiter
Damon Jones Marvin the Martian
René Auberjonois Pepé Le Pew

Quotes

  • Female Receptionist: Membership number?
    Daffy: 16-73.
    (Daffy walks into the country club)
    Daffy: Looks like I've got a new lucky number.
    (a male golfer shouts from a distance)
    Golfer: Fore!
    Daffy: No, dummy! 16-73! (gets knocked out by a golf ball)
  • Male Receptionist: Membership number?
    Daffy: 16-73 and this gentleman is my guest. Welcome to Royal Oaks Glen Oaks Oakwood Oaks Country Club or R.O.G.O.O.O.C.C as us members call it.
    Bugs: Daffy, how did you get into a country club?
    Daffy: I'm rich.
    Bugs: No, you're not.
    Daffy: I'm beloved in the community.
    Bugs: No, you're not.
    Daffy: Well, this is a real "he said, she said" situation. Now what do you feel doing golf, tennis, swimming, we got anything at R.O.G.O. uhh R.O.G.O.O.O.C.C.
    Bugs: I'm up for some tennis.
    Daffy: Not looking like that, you're not.
  • Daffy: Dicky, Aaggy! Hugs, hugs, kiss, kiss! I'd like to introduce you to my friend, Bugsy! (All shaking hands) Bugsy, Dicky, Dicky, Bugsy, Aaggy, Dicky, Bugsy, Daffy, Dicky, Aaggy, Dicky, Bugsy, Aaggy, Dicky, Bugsy, Daffy, (All tangled up) Dicky...
  • Bugs: Well, I still got it!
    Daffy: I don't know what you're talking about. I won the match, while you were gone. Should have called time-out!
    Bugs: Then I guess we both won. 'Cause I just scored a date with a be-au-tiful woman. (swoons) She's perfect!
    (Daffy gets hit with a tennis ball, probably hit by Lola)
    Bugs: Absolutely perfect!
  • Waiter: Can I get you anything to start?
    Bugs and Lola: (unison) I'll have the carrot soup.
    Lola: Oh! (giggles)
    Bugs: Two carrot soups, and try not to mix up our orders.
    Lola: Oh! (giggles)
    Bugs: I'd hate to jinx it, but this date is off to a pretty good start.
    (Lola laughs and blushes)
    Bugs: You look very pretty; I like your hair.
    Lola: Oh, thanks! They're my ears.
    Bugs: How long have you been playing tennis?
    Lola: My whole life. It's kind of my passion.
  • (Lola's cell phone rings)
    Lola: Oh, sorry! That's my phone.
    (Lola gets her purse)
    Lola: Sorry, a lot of stuff in here: makeup, keys, rubberband ball, deck of cards, stapler, flashlight, mini fan.
    (the rubberband ball falls off the table and trips a waiter)
    Lola: (pulls out a tape recorder) I like to record my thoughts. (presses record) Note to self: Clean out your purse. Whoops, here it is! (answers phone) Hello? Hi! Oh, nothing. I'm just on a date with a really cute guy. He's sitting across from me right now. He's totally looking at me. (Bugs looks down at the table) Oh, wait! Now he's looking down. (Bugs looks behind him) Now he's looking around. (Bugs looks back at Lola) Oh! No, he's looking at me again! I better go, call me later! 'Kay, bye! (Lola hangs her phone up)
    Bugs: Friend of yours?
    Lola: Nope! Wrong number!
  • (A waiter brings carrot soup to Bugs and Lola)
    Lola: Oh, is there butter in this? I'm not supposed to have butter. I'm allergic to butter... oh, no wait, it's gluten, not butter. I'm allergic to gluten... no, wait, not gluten, pollen. Oh, no, wait! I love pollen!
    (Bugs sheepishly smiles at the annoyed waiter)
    Lola: Is there pollen in this? Can I get some pollen in this? You know what, now that I'm thinking about it, I don't really want carrot soup. Actually, maybe just one little taste.
    (Lola tastes the carrot soup)
    Lola: Oh! Oh, that's good! Maybe just one more.
    (Lola tastes it again)
    Lola: Mmm, one more!
    (Lola tastes it again)
    Lola: Just one more!
    (Lola tastes it again)
    Lola: Mmm-mmm! (to Bugs) You can really taste the pollen. Are you going to eat yours?
    (Bugs gives Lola his carrot soup)
  • Lola: So, what do you have planned for after dinner?
    Bugs: How 'bout a movie? We'll just sit together, watch a movie, and not talk. That'll be nice.
  • (Bugs and Lola are seen sitting in a movie theater, while she chews on popcorn very loudly)
    Lola: This is so good! I am so glad I'm not allergic to butter!
    Lola: (to Bugs) Do you like this movie? I love this movie! Oh, it's so sad, but, like uplifting too! It's like a "feel good" movie! A sad feel good movie. It's funny, also, and scary. Oh! Oh! This is the best part! Oh, no, wait, this is the worst part! Ooh, I hate this part! Oh, I gotta pee.
    (Lola gets up and walks past a few patrons)
    Lola: Sorry, excuse me, excuse me, watch your leg, excuse me. (Lola looks back at the movie screen and gasps) I love this part!
  • (Bugs and Lola are watching the movie)
    Lola: Hahahahaha! (cries) Ooh, nooo. (screams in terror and clings to Bugs) Wow, that was a good movie!
    Man On Screen: And now, your featured presentation.
  • (On the doorstep of Lola's house)
    Lola: So basically, to make a long story short. Wait, what was I talking about again?
    Bugs: I have no idea.
    Lola: Oh my gosh! I never peed!
    (Lola goes inside)
    Bugs: That was the worst date of my life.
    Lola: That was the best date of my life! Wait, didn't I have to do something? (Lola takes out her recorder) Note to self: "Clean out your purse." That's right!
  • Daffy: (to waitress) Pardon me, doll! Another round of Arnold Palmers, put it on 16-73!
    Daffy: (to club ladies) Now, ladies, what I'm about to tell you does not leave this table; Estelle and Abe are breaking up.
    (ladies gasp)
    Daffy: You didn't hear it from me. But, apparently, Abe prefers blonds.
    (club lady, Phyllis, fixes her hair)
    Daffy: Don't get your hopes up, Phyllis, natural blonds!
    (everyone laughs)
  • Bugs: (Dressing himself as a woman) Time for Plan B.
    Lola: Where is Bugs?
    Bugs: Bugs Bunny?
    Lola: You know him?
    Bugs: Oh, I know him, Bugs Bunny is the worst man I've ever met!
  • Bugs: Hey, Lola. Sorry I'm late.
    Lola: Oh, I'm not. I just had a very interesting conversation with an ugly woman.
    Bugs: Ugly?!
    Lola: Very ugly.
  • Lola's Mom: Lola over here, darling.
    Bugs: Who are they?
    Lola: My parents. It's about time you guys met! Be on your best behavior, bad boy.
    Lola's Dad: Bugs! Lola has told us so much about you.
    Bugs: She doesn't know anything about me.
    Lola: (laughs) See, told you he's funny.
    (Lola and her parents laugh)
  • (Bugs kneels to get his mint)
    Lola: Yes!!!
    Bugs: What?
    Lola: Of course I'll marry you!
    Bugs: Huh?!
    Lola's Dad: My daughter's getting married! To the future Mr. and Mrs. Bugs Bunny and the son I never had.
  • Lola: (to Bugs) Well, you know what they say, first comes love, then comes marriage, then comes lots of bunnies in a baby carriage.
  • Daffy: Why are we clapping?
  • Pepe: Ah, are you a guest of zee bride or zee groom? Please say zee groom.
  • Wedding Official: We are gathered here today, to celebrate the marriage of Bugs and Lola. Before we begin, if anyone objects to this marriage, speak now or forever hold your peace.
    (Bugs nervously looks at Daffy, hoping he will say something for him)
    Lola: I object!
    Bugs: ...What?
    Lola: I'm sorry, Bun-Bun. I know how much you love me, but I can't marry you, because I'm in love with someone else!
    (everyone bunnies gasps)
    Lola: I'm in love with him! (points to Pepe)
    Pepe: You know what they say, the eighth time's the charm.
    Lola: Will you ever get over me?
    Bugs: ... It's gonna take a long time, we probably shouldn't talk for a while.
    Lola: I understand peppers.
    (Lola runs with Pepé)
    Bugs: So lucky; so, so lucky.
    Daffy: Bugs Bunny. Dumped. I've been there brother, you'll never get over it. Let me buy you some golf clubs! Waiter, bring this man your finest set of golf clubs, and charge it to 16-73!
    Lola's Dad: 16-73? That's my membership number! (punches Daffy)
  • Daffy: Mint? (A club member gives him a dollar) A dollar!
    Lola's Dad: (takes the dollar away from Daffy) Thank You!
    Daffy: I hate the R.O.G.O.O.O.-Oh... Oh, I hate this place!

Trivia

  • This is the first episode to include a CGI Road Runner and Coyote skit, which appears near the end of the episode.
  • Lola, her parents and Pepe all make their debut appearances in this episode.
  • Bugs and Lola meet for the first time in this episode.
  • This episode took place in July, as revealed in It's a Handbag.
  • Apparently, at the ROGOOOCC, membership-numbers need at least four-digits, since Walter's membership number is "1673" while Daffy unsuccessfully tried to give off just "1" and "2" as his membership numbers when he tried getting into the club at the start of the episode.
  • In real life, country clubs are typically very:
    • Exclusive—in most cases, you can't get in unless you're a member, the guest of a member or an employee. But in some cases, you might be able to get in if you know an employee
    • Expensive—aside from paying annual fees, you often have to pay an entry fee to get in, and entry fees can easily cost upwards of $500,000.
  • When Bugs drops Lola home on foot, Lola realizes that she forgot to use the bathroom at the theater. When she once again forgets that using the bathroom after entering her house is what she needs to do, she plays her tape recorder to remember what she needs to do. But she thinks having to clean out her purse that the tape recorder says is what she needs to do. This could imply that Lola may have urinated on herself afterwards.
  • During her tirade with Bugs, Lola says "What is going on with you?! This isn't the Bugs I know!" which was said by Nala from Disney's The Lion King as she and Simba get into a argument after she told him what Scar did to the Pride Lands.
  • Scooby-Doo and Velma Dinkley both make a cameo appearance during the scene of Bugs and Lola inside the movie theater.

Goofs

  • In a few scenes, Daffy's club shirt and ascot switch colors.
  • During the scene where Bugs and Lola first laid eyes on each other, Lola's gloves disappear.
  • When Lola and Bugs are on a date, Lola's purse has a gold rim, but in the next scene it's colored purple like the bag.

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The Looney Tunes Show Season One Episodes
Best Friends | Members Only | Jailbird and Jailbunny | Fish and Visitors | Monster Talent | Reunion | Casa de Calma | Devil Dog
The Foghorn Leghorn Story | Eligible Bachelors | Peel of Fortune | Double Date | To Bowl or Not to Bowl | Newspaper Thief
Bugs & Daffy Get a Job | That's My Baby | Sunday Night Slice | DMV | Off Duty Cop | Working Duck | French Fries | Beauty School
The Float | The Shelf | Muh-Muh-Muh-Murder | Point, Laser Point
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