THE F.B.I.’S MOST WANTED SKUNK

(PEPPY HENRI LE PEW)   A.K.A. HENRI-STINKY. Born 1945, he is brought to life in the Warner Bros. Looney Tunes & Merrie Melodies cartoon Odor- able Kitty. Created by Chuck Jones & Michael Maltese voiced by the great Mel Blanc. This is where it started for our favorite sex crazed stalking skunk. Peppy’s first victim is a black female cat named Penelope Pussycat a.k.a. Pepe’.   Her mistake that day when she crossed Peppy’s sex crazed path, was taking a shortcut. A shortcut that changed her life. While cutting though backyards, unknown to her a freshly painted fence lay ahead. As Pepe’ slid under the fence a white streak of white paint stains her from head to tail. Peppy mistakes her for a skunk and the never ending pursuit of sexual assaults attempted rape begins. Besides his aggressive attempts he resorts to trying to drug her with his scent and cologne ‘s loaded with date rape drugs. During a rare interview with Peppy. He described Penelope as “lucky” to be the object of his lust, and uses a romantic paradigm to explain his failures to seduce her. He talks about hitting himself with a hammer in the head as a form of flirtation not rejection. Accordingly, he shows no sign of narcissistic scars or loss of confidence.                                                                                                    (REHAB-ABLE?)  After serving a 13 year sentence in a Federal Prison for assault and attempted rape. Peppy was able to tame his demons and even found God. His rehabilitation was one of very few success stories. He was welcomed back into his cartoon world a whole new skunk.
The last time we see Peppy is 1972. In the King Arthur movie from Daffy Duck’s studio which was producing the story, Peppy played assistant to Mordred played by Yosemite Sam. There have been sightings many times, kind’a like spotting Elvis everywhere. No none of those sightings hold any water, Peppy has since moved to Montana with his wife and family. Because of his new chosen life details are very sparse. It’s understood he married his childhood sweetheart and they have 10 kids.  Peppy now 75 years of age, enjoys fishing, hunting and sitting by his fireplace with his wife a blunt and a glass of red wine. Putting his past behind him, it just goes to show not every skunk is a skunk for life.       Look for more stories like this here on the website and keep a eye out for show updates. The 3RD Floor Podcast is available everywhere you get your Podcast. @ANCHOR @SPOTIFY iTunes listeners please leave a 5 Star review and a quick comment please thank you keep coming back until next time we’ll be here “JUST HANGIN IN TIME AND SPACE”