"That's all, folks!" closed Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies cartoons for decades, first appearing in the 1930s when producer Leon Schlesinger adopted it as a sign-off. Porky Pig, voiced by Mel Blanc, made it immortal with his famous stutter, usually delivered over the show's red-and-blue concentric circle end card; Bugs Bunny occasionally took the line in his own cartoons. Because the shorts played endlessly on television for generations, the phrase entered pop culture as the universal shorthand for a comedic ending, and editors still use it to signal that the show is over.
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Porky Pig's stuttered That's all Folks sign-off closes Looney Tunes cartoons. Creators drop it over video outros and comic endings for cartoon nostalgia.
This is the most famous closing line in cartoon history: Porky Pig's stuttered 'Th-th-th-that's all, folks!' delivered with a cheerful wobble, usually over the Looney Tunes concentric-circle end card. The voice is warm, slightly high-pitched and delightfully unsteady, tripping over the first word before landing the punch with total confidence. Heard at the end of a video, it instantly reframes whatever came before as a cartoon episode, turning a fail, a rant or an argument into a funny finale. It carries decades of nostalgia, so even viewers who have never seen a classic cartoon recognise the gag and smile.
