All posts tagged "Animals with plummy human voices"

HR Pufnstuf

JACK WILD is Jimmy, owner of golden talking flute named Freddie much sought after by freaky gorgon Witchiepoo BILLIE HAYES.

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Fonz and the Happy Days Gang

"HEEEEEY!"

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Henry’s Cat

TO BE FRANK, after ROOBARB and NOAH AND NELLY a bit of a comedown from the Godfrey studio.

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Around the World with Willy Fog

"Hey, I've got a great idea for a cartoon! Why not take some old classic book, one that's out of copyright, and...

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James the Cat

UNBELIEVABLY TARDY travails of cut-out couldn't-be-arsed feline.

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Pipkins

LUNCHTIME, NEW Year’s Day, 1973, and what do we find? “This is Mr. Pipkin’s workshop. Come on in and look around. See...

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Secret Lives of Waldo Kitty, The

VAGUELY-REMEMBERED SERIES based on Danny Kaye's Walter Mitty character

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Ratties, The

FRITTERSOME FIVE-MINUTER about a group of rats living in the skirting board

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Captain Beaky and Friends

OFF THE BACK OF two nationwide stocking filler longplayers, Henry VIII, Inspector Clouseau and Margo Leadbetter recite comic songs about sentient animals...

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Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle

THE EDGAR MICE-BURROWS (according to the Ed "Stewpot" Stewart annual) story subject to the usual Filmation cut 'n' paste treatment.

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Tales of the Riverbank

JOHNNY MORRIS was on hand with his repertoire of two animal voices for this highly suspect real animal story.

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George of the Jungle

THICKO TARZAN-ALIKE and his well-spoken English gorilla chum ("Somebody within stone's throw again!") do the usual crap Jay Ward wisecrackery.

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Mop and Smiff/Mike, Mop and the Moke

GUITAR-WIELDING WUNDERKIND MIKE AMATT helmed this romp about his titular pet dog Mop and cat Smiff

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Look-In

SUB-STANDARD SORTIE from GET IT TOGETHER, were such a thing feasible, and with this being the 1970s it most certainly was. No...

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Monkey

"IN THE days before Monkey, primal chaos reigned..." You said it.

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Man Dog

MORE FUTURISTIC folly, this time involving space rebel types hooking up with present day kids and, well, transplanting their dying leader's mind...

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Deputy Dawg

MOUTHORGAN-THEMED TALES of speech-impaired dog deputy sheriff and tussles with Muskie (a muskrat), Vince (short-sighted mole) and racoon amusingly named Ty Coon.

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Fangface

"HE'S NOT your average teenage kid - unless you call a kid who turns into a wacky werewolf average!"

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What-a-Mess!

A LATE and low-key entry in the considerable Postgate canon

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Fergus the Fish

FIVE MINUTE cartoon fillers featuring recidivist wooden fish swimming in a river with swishy cellophane plants.

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Fred Bassett

CARTOON ADAPTATION of the orridge '60s cartoons by "Graham" about the loveable thinks-out-loud Bassett hound, his nutzo terrier mate and pointy-nosed owner.

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Hector’s House

DUBBED DOPEY Gallic glove puppetry

Hunter, The

An animated detective pooch with a bashed hat and a knackered hunting horn.

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Heads and Tails

DEREK GRIFFITHS at the peak of his powers

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Here Comes Mumfie!

MARIONETTE ESCAPADES of a boy elephant