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== Synopsis == | == Synopsis == | ||
| − | [[File:Fuzzy-Bunny.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Fuzzy Bunny and the signs of puberty.]]The video was narrated by [[Troy McClure]] and told the story of teenage rabbit Fuzzy Bunny going through the changes of puberty, meeting a girl rabbit, Fluffy Bunny, and discovering they were attracted to each other. Then it told about Fuzzy and Fluffy dating (engaging in "wholesome activities" such as bowling and target shooting), getting married, having a honeymoon night (which included a sex scene), and eventually having children. The movie made a point of emphasizing that through it all, Fuzzy and Fluffy never spoiled their fun by "giving in to their throbbing biological urges" before the wedding. The video ended with McClure saying, "And now that you know how it's done .. don't do it." | + | [[File:Fuzzy-Bunny.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Fuzzy Bunny and the signs of puberty.]][[File:FuzzyBunnyfilm-kidsreact.jpg|thumb|left|250px|The kids' reaction to the sex scene.]]The video was narrated by [[Troy McClure]] and told the story of teenage rabbit Fuzzy Bunny going through the changes of puberty, meeting a girl rabbit, Fluffy Bunny, and discovering they were attracted to each other. Then it told about Fuzzy and Fluffy dating (engaging in "wholesome activities" such as bowling and target shooting), getting married, having a honeymoon night (which included a sex scene), and eventually having children. The movie made a point of emphasizing that through it all, Fuzzy and Fluffy never spoiled their fun by "giving in to their throbbing biological urges" before the wedding. The video ended with McClure saying, "And now that you know how it's done .. don't do it." |
| − | ''Fuzzy Bunny's Guide to You Know What'' bears a copyright date of 1971. Its '70s origins are further betrayed by the musical score and the fashions that the characters (and narrator Troy McClure) are wearing. Also, despite claiming to present the facts of sex in a "frank and straightforward manner," it still approaches the topic in a somewhat coy fashion -- until the video plays a full-on sex scene. | + | ''Fuzzy Bunny's Guide to You Know What'' bears a copyright date of 1971. Its '70s origins are further betrayed by the musical score and the fashions that the characters (and narrator Troy McClure) are wearing. Also, despite claiming to present the facts of sex in a "frank and straightforward manner," it still approaches the topic in a somewhat coy fashion -- until the video plays a full-on sex scene (shown offscreen for obvious reasons). |
| − | + | In sharp contrast to the rest of the video, the sex scene was '''so''' frank that it shocked the students. [[Mrs. Krabappel]], however, simply said, "She's faking it," in a bored and blasé manner. | |
== Behind the laughter == | == Behind the laughter == | ||
Revision as of 23:58, December 5, 2010
Fuzzy Bunny's Guide to You Know What
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Fuzzy Bunny's Guide to You Know What is an educational video shown to Bart's class to teach them about sex.
Synopsis
File:Fuzzy-Bunny.jpg
Fuzzy Bunny and the signs of puberty.
File:FuzzyBunnyfilm-kidsreact.jpg
The kids' reaction to the sex scene.
Fuzzy Bunny's Guide to You Know What bears a copyright date of 1971. Its '70s origins are further betrayed by the musical score and the fashions that the characters (and narrator Troy McClure) are wearing. Also, despite claiming to present the facts of sex in a "frank and straightforward manner," it still approaches the topic in a somewhat coy fashion -- until the video plays a full-on sex scene (shown offscreen for obvious reasons).
In sharp contrast to the rest of the video, the sex scene was so frank that it shocked the students. Mrs. Krabappel, however, simply said, "She's faking it," in a bored and blasé manner.
Behind the laughter
- Fuzzy Bunny resembles the rabbit characters in Matt Groening's Life in Hell.
- Like many educational videos shown at Springfield Elementary School, Fuzzy Bunny's Guide to You Know What is a parody of the educational videos and films that are typically played at schools.
