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'''''[[~~File:Tummy_Trouble_poster.jpg~~|thumb|264px]]'''''Tummy Trouble''''' is a 1989 short, starring [[Roger Rabbit]] and [[Baby Herman]], that was shown before the feature ''[[wikipedia:Honey, I Shrunk the Kids|Honey, I Shrunk the Kids]]''.'''''

'''''[[undefined|thumb|264px|link=]]'''''Tummy Trouble''''' is a 1989 short, starring [[Roger Rabbit]] and [[Baby Herman]], that was shown before the feature ''[[wikipedia:Honey, I Shrunk the Kids|Honey, I Shrunk the Kids]]''.'''''

This is the first of three animated Roger Rabbit shorts, produced after the 1988 [[wikipedia:Touchstone Pictures|Touchstone Pictures]] film, ''[[Who Framed Roger Rabbit]]''. It was made by [[wikipedia:Walt Disney Pictures|Walt Disney Pictures]] and [[wikipedia:Amblin Entertainment|Amblin Entertainment]].

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*This is one of the two Roger Rabbit short films to be rated G by the MPAA; the other being ''[[Trail Mix-Up]]''.

*This was the only Roger Rabbit/Baby Herman cartoon that ended successfully (even having an ending card after the iris out).

*The patty cake innuendo from Who Framed Roger Rabbit is used by Jessica when she seductively suggests they “go home and play” to Roger as they are leaving the studio. Not picking up on her hints Roger begins to name off games they could play like tiddlywinks, canasta, or parcheesi only for Jessica to to suggest “a little patty cake instead“ in a sultry tone. A stunned and love struck Roger replies with “Patty cake? Jeepers” knowing now that rather than wanting to play a game with him Jessica wants to have sex with him instead. A smitten Roger coos lustfully as they walk out of the studio door melting with anticipation of the passionate lovemaking he is about to get when they get home.

*This short film marks Disney's only animated project scored by [[James Horner]], who has also scored a few live-action films made by Disney, such as ''[[wikipedia:Hobey, I Shrunk the Kids|Honey, I Shrunk the Kids]]'' (which the short was attached to), ''[[wikipedia:The Rocketeer|The Rocketeer]]'', and ''[[wikipedia:Mighty Joe Young|Mighty Joe Young]]''.

*This short was filmed at [[wikipedia:Disney's Hollywood Studios|Disney MGM Studios]] in 1988.

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-'''''[[File:Tummy_Trouble_poster.jpg|thumb|264px]]'''''Tummy Trouble''''' is a 1989 short, starring [[Roger Rabbit]] and [[Baby Herman]], that was shown before the feature ''[[wikipedia:Honey, I Shrunk the Kids|Honey, I Shrunk the Kids]]''.'''''
+'''''[[undefined|thumb|264px|link=]]'''''Tummy Trouble''''' is a 1989 short, starring [[Roger Rabbit]] and [[Baby Herman]], that was shown before the feature ''[[wikipedia:Honey, I Shrunk the Kids|Honey, I Shrunk the Kids]]''.'''''
 This is the first of three animated Roger Rabbit shorts, produced after the 1988 [[wikipedia:Touchstone Pictures|Touchstone Pictures]] film, ''[[Who Framed Roger Rabbit]]''. It was made by [[wikipedia:Walt Disney Pictures|Walt Disney Pictures]] and [[wikipedia:Amblin Entertainment|Amblin Entertainment]].
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 *This is one of the two Roger Rabbit short films to be rated G by the MPAA; the other being ''[[Trail Mix-Up]]''.
 *This was the only Roger Rabbit/Baby Herman cartoon that ended successfully (even having an ending card after the iris out).
+*The patty cake innuendo from Who Framed Roger Rabbit is used by Jessica when she seductively suggests they “go home and play” to Roger as they are leaving the studio. Not picking up on her hints Roger begins to name off games they could play like tiddlywinks, canasta, or parcheesi only for Jessica to to suggest “a little patty cake instead“ in a sultry tone. A stunned and love struck Roger replies with “Patty cake? Jeepers” knowing now that rather than wanting to play a game with him Jessica wants to have sex with him instead. A smitten Roger coos lustfully as they walk out of the studio door melting with anticipation of the passionate lovemaking he is about to get when they get home.
 *This short film marks Disney's only animated project scored by [[James Horner]], who has also scored a few live-action films made by Disney, such as ''[[wikipedia:Hobey, I Shrunk the Kids|Honey, I Shrunk the Kids]]'' (which the short was attached to), ''[[wikipedia:The Rocketeer|The Rocketeer]]'', and ''[[wikipedia:Mighty Joe Young|Mighty Joe Young]]''.
 *This short was filmed at [[wikipedia:Disney's Hollywood Studios|Disney MGM Studios]] in 1988.