Piggy drives a steamboat filled with
stereotypes of African Americans down a river in an unsubtle reference to the 1928
Mickey Mouse film
Steamboat Willie. His girlfriend Fluffy rides a carriage driven by a canine
Uncle Tom. She gets on the steamboat and bids goodbye to Uncle Tom. Piggy dances on the railing for Fluffy, only to fall overboard and is caught by an
alligator. He finds a floating log and uses his tail as a propeller to get away from the alligator, only to be launched back into the steamboat. He continues to dance on the railing without a thought. Meanwhile, Uncle Tom sleeps as he returns home, only to be woken by his donkey's tail. He ties a stone to the donkey's tail, which accidentally throws him into a
cemetery. He is unnerved by the appearance of three skeletons who mock him through song, though they are interrupted by a skeleton dog which they abuse by kicking him into the grave. Uncle Tom runs for his life and falls into the river, with Porky jumping into the river to save him. A
vaudeville showman attempts to abduct Fluffy, who fights back before Piggy uses a crane to subdue him. The vaudeville is punished by having his genitals shredded by a sawblade while Piggy and Fluffy celebrate. ==Distribution==