


Joe Barbera (presumably he wrote the story) came up with a variation on the Tex Avery multiple eye take. The extra eyes burst into oblivion.




The Hanna-Barbera unit's usual animators—Ed Barge, Ken Muse, Ray Patterson and Irv Spence—get credits along with Al Grandmain, who was generally an effect animator (maybe because of all the bubbles and water effects in the short).
That's Irv Spence who animated that!
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