That's all folks!

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"That's all folks!" is an ending send-off catchphrase used in the Looney Tunes animated franchise. It was commonly used as a banner at the end of the Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies shorts. Sometimes, this phrase is most often said by Porky Pig.

Variations

Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies

• In Porky's Duck Hunt, Daffy Duck uses a written "That's all folks!" sign at the end.
• In the end of The Major Lied 'Til Dawn, the elephant, after finally remembering what he wants to say, says "That's all, folks!" to the audience.
• The endings for Hare Tonic and Baseball Bugs feature Bugs Bunny bursting out of a drum, eating a carrot and saying "And that's the end!"
• At the end of Stop! Look! And Hasten! the Road Runner spells "That's all folks!" in smoke.
• In Guided Muscle, Wile E. Coyote ends the short by pulling a card saying "That's all folks!"
• Two Crows from Tacos doesn't use the rings backdrop but instead uses the final sunset shot as the "That's all folks!" text fades in over it.
• The Road Runner pulls down the ending card in Whoa, Be-Gone!
• In Duck Dodgers and the Return of the 24½th Century, Marvin the Martian pops out at the end sequence and says to the audience "Don't worry, folks. After all, it's only a cartoon."
• In Carrotblanca, Tweety does a sign-off at the end by saying the signature quote, whilst doing a Peter Lorre impression.
• In Box-Office Bunny, "That's all folks!" is written as normal but then Daffy and Elmer run though the rings screaming. Bugs then appears and says "And that's all folks!"
• In Little Go Beep, the phrase is written out in crayons.

The Looney Tunes Show

• "Best Friends": Porky opens the logo and does his usual thing.
• "Monster Talent": Daffy opens the logo and says "You're welcome..."
• "Devil Dog": Taz does the sign-off in unintelligible gibberish. He does this again in "Ridiculous Journey".
• "The Foghorn Leghorn Story": Foghorn delivers the sign off, but forgets his line halfway and asks his assistant Carol for help.
• "Peel of Fortune": In a variation reminiscent of the shorts Hare Tonic and Baseball Bugs, Bugs eats a carrot and says "And that's the end!" He does this again in the series finale, "Super Rabbit".
• "Double Date": Lola opens the logo and says "That's all what? What are 'folks'? He's crazy!"
• "To Bowl or Not to Bowl": Mac and Tosh say the phrase, but they accidentally talk over each other to the point of arguing over who should say it.
• "Newspaper Thief": Granny opens the logo and asks where the bathroom is. Daffy, from offscreen, tells her to go home.
• "Bugs & Daffy Get a Job": Dr. Weisburg opens the logo and tells the kids to eat their broccoli.
• "That's My Baby": Porky opens the logo and is about to do his usual things, but his stomach starts rumbling from the artichoke poppers he ate in the episode.
• "Sunday Night Slice": Speedy opens the logo and shouts "¡Hasta luego, amigos!" ("See you later, friends!" in Spanish).
• "The DMV": Lola opens the logo and says "That's all folks" in a seductive manner.
• "Off Duty Cop": Leslie Hunt does the sign-off.
• "Working Duck": Daffy opens the logo and offers the viewer a half eaten muffin. He says it's not very good.
• "French Fries": Yosemite Sam does the sign-off and kicks a football at the screen but something breaks off screen and Sam makes a run for it.
• "Beauty School": Lola attempts to do the sign off screen but ends up falling out of the crest.
• "The Float": Daffy opens the logo and offers the viewers a watch.
• "The Shelf": Bugs attempts to wear his Nobel Prize like a necklace but it falls out of the crest.
• "The Muh-Muh-Muh Murder": Daffy opens the logo and says "I still think Porky's a murderer."

Looney Tunes Cartoons

• "Overdue Duck:" After Daffy slams his drum on Porky in the library, the latter frustratingly shouts, "Th-th-th-th-th-th-THAT'S IT!"
• "Falling for It!:" After Porky and Daffy crash their plane into a mountain, the former does a variation of his sign-off while being completely burnt and worn out.
• "Practical Jerk!:" Upon seeing Porky lying on his deathbed, Daffy exclaims, "This can't be all, folks!"

Other

• In The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Movie, this send off is done three times. At the beginning of the movie, when Bugs thinks that it's some kind of joke, he puts the word "NOT" in-between the words "That's" and "all." At the end of the movie, when Bugs interrupts the write-off sequence and because of his suspicions, the phrase, "That's not quite all Folks!", gets written instead when Bugs informs that the end credits are more important than the write-off sequence. After the credits, Bugs allows the outro sequence to play out after stating, "Eat ya hart out, Burt Reynolds." The text, "That's really all Folks!" (with the word 'really' underlined), is written as the film comes to a close.
• In The Looney Looney Looney Bugs Bunny Movie, Bugs tries to say the line, but is informed by Porky that it was his duty to say the line. Bugs allows him to so, but when Porky tries to say it, the ringed iris door closes on him, cancelling Porky's sendoff phrase and leaving him to grumble, "D-d-d-dirty guys."
• In Daffy Duck's Fantastic Island, the Wishing Well does the sign off by stating, "And now I say, without the jokes, 'th-th-that's all folks!'"
• In the Taz-Mania episode "Willie Wombat's Deja Boo-Boo," Taz does a variation of Porky's signature stutter and sign-off words.
• In the post-credits scene of Space Jam, Daffy, Bugs and Porky argue on who gets to say the line, only to be knocked out by the Nerdlucks, who say it perfectly. Michael Jordan pulls up the title card like a shade and asks the audience, "Can I go home now?", before pulling the title card back as the phrase gets written onscreen.
• In the Baby Looney Tunes episode "The Brave Little Tweety," Bugs ends the play by saying this exact line.
• In Looney Tunes: Back in Action, Porky attempts to end the film by saying the line, only to stutter for too long and hesitate when the Warner Bros. studio closes. He gives up and says "Eh-g-g-g-go home, folks."
• At the end of Bah, Humduck! A Looney Tunes Christmas, Porky does his usual sign off with his daughter Priscilla.
• In the Animaniacs reboot episode "Suffragette City", Porky appears at the end and says, "Th-th-th-th-that's democracy, folks!"
• In Space Jam: A New Legacy, Bugs uses the quote as his last words before turning into light.
• In the Bugs Bunny Builders episode "Smash House", after Taz assists in smashing brick during Recycling Day, Daffy wonders if there are more things to destroy. Porky looks around with his binoculars for more rubble. When Porky doesn't see anything, he goes "That's All Folks".

Behind the scenes

• In MultiVersus, one of Marvin's victory lines is saying, "That's all Folks!", in the same stuttering style as Porky. Additionally, Porky appears as a ringout animation, featured alongside a display of concentric rings and the aforementioned phrase.
• In the Teen Titans Go! episode "Warner Bros. 100th Anniversary," Porky appears at the end to deliver his sendoff, but is cut mid-sentence by Beast Boy (in pig form), who caps off the episode by saying "That's all, yo!"

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In popular culture

• In the 1988 film Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Porky Pig caps off the film by saying the phrase as the screen irises out, followed by Tinker Bell from Peter Pan sprinkling pixie dust on it.
• In the 1990 film Gremlins 2: The New Batch, during the post-credits scene, Porky does his usual "That's all folks" line before being interrupted by Daffy Duck, who also says it before being smashed by the WB logo.
• In the Seinfeld episode "The Bris," Kramer says "That's all folks," after accusing a doctor of having a pig man.

Gallery

Other Variants

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  Outro from Two Crows from Tacos

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  Used for intermissions for Bugs Bunny on Broadway and Bugs Bunny at the Symphony concerts.