Milt Franklyn vs. Bill Lava - The Same Scene with Two Different Scores

Something I've always found interesting when it comes to exploring films and cartoons are how individuals with the same profession operate differently, and in this case, we have two scores set to one scene. The original by Milt Franklyn from Adventures of the Road-Runner (1962) - an unreleased TV pilot of the same name later repurposed into three theatrical shorts, only one of which involving Chuck Jones. This short is called To Beep or Not to Beep (1963), scored by Bill Lava. He who took over the scoring duties at the WB cartoon studio after Milt Franklyn's sudden passing in 1962. Here, we have a case of the same gag set to two different scores. Which one is better? Write me your opinion. The source came came from a Dailymotion upload by user Sofus, who had done their own upload of the same subject. Yet, I hadn't seen a comprehensive video showcasing Franklyn and Lava's differences with music and approaching the same scene posted on a more active website and took matters in my own hands to do so. Audiovisual content property of Warner Bros. Discovery.