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. . . directly assaults Mr. Wile E. Coyote is disproven once again by the finale of OUT AND OUT ROUT, as he pilots a steamroller to flatten his persistent pursuer to close out this episode. The trouble with DVD extras such as the "Behind the Tunes" series is that the interviewees are often on their last legs, laid low by senility, derangement, Alzheimer's and all manner of cerebral mishaps. When a guy cannot remember what year it is or his own name, can you blame him if he forgets all about the callous acts of carnage perpetrated against the coyote by the dirty bird--even if he himself was the illustrator of said mayhem?

. . . as Wile E. Coyote begins OUT AND OUT ROUT skateboard-borne, but is born again after each of five apparent deaths-by-falling, the second of which comes from the talons of a--(drum-roll, please)--Hawk! Mr. Coyote also continues his pursuit of the Roadrunner here via junk-built Dragster, carrier pigeon harness, and sail-car. Of course, he still manages to get steamrolled in the end. The Great American Desert Dump makes another cameo appearance in OUT AND OUT ROUT, and we get a glimpse, perhaps, of Mr. Coyote's ultimate salvation. Heaped amid the mattresses, bathtubs, and easy chairs, the keen eye will spy Santa's Sleigh. Though our view of this red junker is pretty fleeting, it sure looked like a Claus 2001 model to me. The Claus 2001 of the late 1950s was by far the world's fastest vehicle until the Saint Nick-O-Time II came onto the market half a dozen years later. Since the TIN COYOTE captured Roadrunner quite easily, the Claus 2001 is bound to sleigh him. Which will be quite nice, since Mr. Roadrunner's been on the Naughty List since Day One of this series!