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Gobbledy Gook! A Look Back at Tex Avery's "Jerky Turkey" (1945)

Thanksgiving might be a time for turkey and togetherness, but in 1945, Tex Avery's "Jerky Turkey" turned the tables on tradition. This hilarious cartoon, now in the public domain, is a wild ride filled with slapstick, pop culture references, and a whole lot of attitude from a very fast turkey. A World War II Twist on Thanksgiving "Jerky Turkey" isn't your average Thanksgiving cartoon. Released in April 1945, the short film cleverly weaves in references to World War II. We see Pilgrims lining up for cigarette rations, a "draft notice" gag, and even the ship the Pilgrims arrive on sporting a "Kaiser Shipbuilding Co." sign (a nod to the wartime shipbuilding giant). The Star of the Show: A Jive-Talking Turkey The real star of the show, though, is the turkey himself. Voiced in a spot-on Jimmy Durante impression (complete with the signature "Ho ho!"), this turkey is anything but docile. He's a fast-talking hustler, outsmartin

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