Smidgen sticks his nose over the hole and starts to sniff. Smidgen grabs the apple and takes a large bite, leaving Bugs' lower half exposed. "The Boston Globe" called it "cute, giggle-worthy, and only a smidgen dangerous". As Smidgen picks his teeth, Bugs comes out unharmed on the top of the toothpick. Smidgen gives the horn another blow, sending Bugs flying into the barrel of a revolver.