The Larriva Eleven

The Larriva Eleven is a series of shorts staring the Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote directed by Rudy Larriva at DePatie-Freleng Enterprises, which were all outsourced to TV animation studio Format Films.

Shorts

 * Run, Run Sweet Road Runner (August 21, 1965)
 * 1) Tired and Feathered (September 18, 1965)
 * 2) Boulder Wham! (October 9, 1965)
 * 3) Just Plane Beep (October 30, 1965)
 * 4) Hairied and Hurried (November 13, 1965)
 * 5) Highway Runnery (December 11, 1965)
 * 6) Chaser on the Rocks (December 25, 1965)
 * 7) Shot and Bothered (January 8, 1966)
 * 8) Out and Out Rout (January 29, 1966)
 * 9) The Solid Tin Coyote (February 19, 1966)
 * 10) Clippety Clobbered (March 12, 1966)

Why it's Despicable?
The Chuck Jones rules are constantly being broken for no reason other than cheap comedy, especially the rule where the Road Runner is not allowed to harm the Coyote except for beeping.

This is because Rudy Larriva did not remember the Chuck Jones rules, as he left Jones' unit in 1943, six years before the characters debuted, and Jones had no involvement with any of them as he was fired from the WB studio in 1962 for moonlighting on UPN's  Gay Pur-ee , violating his exclusive contract with Warner Bros.

At that time the Eleven shorts were made, Jones worked on Tom and Jerry shorts which were very well received for sharing elements from his previous shorts.

Due to the low budget, the animation is weaker than the previous shorts, which leads to slow-paced, predictable, and weak gags that carry out for too long. A notable example is the phone booth gag in "Tired and Feathered". It has a lot of errors as well, such as in "Shot and Bothered", where the Coyote does not disappear after a boulder falls on him for the first time.

While these cartoons often utilize the new idea of a linear gag instead of blackout interchanging gags (examples being "Just Plane Beep" and "The Solid Tin Coyote"), they are executed very poorly due to their slow pacing.

The Road Runner has been flanderized in these cartoons. He has changed from an innocent and lovable bird into a sadistic annoyance who actually tries to harm the Coyote without going "Beep beep", such as firing the Coyote out of a cannon in "Chaser on the Rocks" and driving vehicles over Wile E. In addition, "Boulder Wham!" and "Just Plane Beep" show the Road Runner doing a dance while going "Beep beep" when the Coyote is defeated. This flanderization was probably due to Larriva being unable to provide enough gags, so Larriva was forced to make the Road Runner be able to harm the Coyote just to get cheap laughs.

The shorts have logic that makes no sense, an example is when Wile E. Coyote drowns in a birdbath fountain on "Chaser on the Rocks".

Larriva also worked on three Daffy and Speedy shorts in 1967, and they were bad too.