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- Faux Symbolism: Daffy is effectively having a Book of Job moment with "God."
- First Installment Wins: It′s widely agreed that Rabbit Rampage is not as good as Duck Amuck.
- Genius Bonus: The poem Daffy 'recites' after falling with the anvil is the first stanza of Longfellow's "The Village Blacksmith".
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Daffy: Under the spreading chestnut tree, the village smithy stands / (The anvil gets erased and replaced with a large artillery shell) The smith, a mighty man is he with large and sinewy (Shell blows up) hAaAnDs... |
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- Fridge Brilliance: It fits because he is pounding on an anvil (that, in the previous gag, was a parachute that he deployed after jumping out of a plane; it goes about five seconds before it's replaced with the anvil and sending Daffy rocketing towards the ground).
- It Was His Sled: Is there anyone left who doesn't know that the animator turns out to be Bugs?
- Unfortunately, audiences in 1953 probably knew it was Bugs right from the start, as the lobby card (cartoon shorts' equivalent to movie posters) flat out gives away the ending!