The object of Pepe's affection here is evidently a guy, but that never deters the famed lascivious skunk. Oh, the sheer number of dirty jokes that suggest themselves that we'll never actually see in a Looney Tune

I always hated these. What was so damn funny about a crazy stalker who never went away? Stupid.

Some interesting insights into Pepe/Henry's character here - he's married, and apparently gay?

The Pepe shorts are really about Mel Blanc's voice work more than the character or the plots. There's this sort of seemingly semi-conscious free form libidinous rant thing going on, and all of it is hysterical. Outside of Pepe/Henry, the mock French that came to be the signature and primary draw of these films isn't really on display in this early short, but it is still as funny as the later, more refined Pepe episodes.

Pepe's design still needs the kinks hammered out of it, and Chuck Jones' signature style hasn't shown itself yet.