June Foray & Bill Scott – Rocky & Bullwinkle
An evening pause: For those who grew up in the 1960s. Everyone else is sadly deprived.
Hat tip Tom Biggar.
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Roadrunner Theme -Live
Barbara Cameron (1926-2013)
https://youtu.be/2jtwgg5vEaE
2:40
That was fun.
Bought the series (on tape) years ago. Still have it, and still enjoyable.
“For those who grew up in the 1960s. Everyone else is sadly deprived.”
I have had a number of twenty-somethings tell me “Your generation got all the good music.”
Yes. Yes, we did. And TV shows like this.
Of Moose and Men:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z83q1NYWIyQ
Also, we should remember Mel Blanc, creator of about 400 distinct carton voices.
Up there with Pau Fries-is Ken Nordine. Word Jazz…
What great characters – Mister Peabody and Sherman, Natasha Fatale, Boris Badenoff, Fearless Leader, Dudley Doright and Nell,, the denizens of Fractured Fairy Tales, Rocky, Bullwinkle – absolute comic genius ! I haven’t seen the show in sixty years and I remember them all. Sitting on the floor in front of the TV and laughing with my mother and father….I even learned something when they would explain an obscure historical character in the Wayback episodes
Check out this assemblage at the Archive:
>Looks to be the DVD set, uploaded in it’s entirety, including outtakes and ‘extras.’
https://archive.org/details/RockyBullwinkleFriends/RockyAndBullwinkleAndFriends/Extras/Rocky+%26+Bullwinkle+%26+Friends+-+Extra+1+-+Bullwinkle+Puppet+Intros.mp4
Wayne: Oh man, I know what I am goin’ be doing at one half hour every day for the next few months. Thank you.
Ref: the link at the Archive I posted above.
A correction: (I spoke too soon) >>”looks to be from the DVD set, with season 3, 4, and 5 uploaded in their entirety.”
Season 1 & 2 are not included, but I will explore deeper.
These will stream via the embedded player, (no sign up or log in required) but if anyone wants these for download, just go to the “download options” box at the listing. These are available in .mp4 and .ogv format.
Wayne: I watched what they labeled as season 1, episode 1 (s1e1) and am firmly convinced that was the first aired episode, based on the material presented (including the story of how Peabody got his boy Sherman).
Mr.. Z.,
OK, yes, you are correct.
Season 1 & 2 are listed in the embedded player, but they are absent in the listing of download files.