two ounces").Awaiting he call the next day, Farmer Hoggett was constructing a meticulously-detailed doll house.His plump wife Mrs.Esme Hoggett (Magda Szubanski) was anticipating a great big dinner of roast pork: "Just think.Two nice hams.Two sides of bacon.Oh, and pork chops, kidney, liver, chitlins, pickle his feet." A phone call came in, notifying Farmer Hoggett hat he had the winning entry in the fair contest.The sad and lonely piglet became his property.Episode 1: "Pigs are definitely stupid":The young porker was brought back to Farmer Hoggett""s farm and put in the barn - as the farm animals spoke about the new arrival.The autopsy in the Hunsaker case determined that it wasn""t a suicide but a homicide - Amanda had used barbiturates (and the many pill capsules lying around had been doctored with Drano): "If she hadn""t jumped, she would have been dead inside fifteen minutes.This was the first time that backdrops in an animated Disney feature were done with oil paints rather than watercolors.[Note: Another similar plotline is found in Hitchcock""sNotorious (1946).There were also many similarities to the Best Picture-winning film from a few years earlier,Casablanca (1942)- an exotic and remote setting, a casino, a dysfunctional or problematic love triangle (between a female, a European and an American), intriguing characters, memorable dialogue, and a backdrop or subplot regarding Nazis, etc.