 During this period, he also directed a number of one-shot shorts, including travelogue parodies ("The Isle of Pingo Pongo"), fractured fairy-tales ("The Bear's Tale"), Hollywood caricature films ("Hollywood Steps Out"), and cartoons featuring Bugs Bunny clones ("The Crack-Pot Quail").Avery's tenure at the Schlesinger studio ended in late 1941 when he and the producer quarreled over the ending to "The Heckling Hare".In Avery's original version, Bugs and the hunting dog were to fall off a cliff "three times", milking the gag to its comic extreme.