Science Friction

Year: 1963

Runtime: 6 mins

Language: English

Director: Sid Marcus

AnimationComedyScience Fiction

A mad scientist greets us, bragging he can ‘cross’ anything—mixing a pine with an apple to make a pineapple. He wants to cross his pet ape with an unknown creature. Magazine salesman Woody arrives, and the scientist swaps the ape’s DNA with a woodpecker to create a flying ape. Woody resists and tries to flee, but the ape gets the final laugh.

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