Politically incorrect but in the early sixties, one of my favorite cartoon series.
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2 comments:
Steven,
These are my kind of cartoons, and an important part of my 1960s childhood.
Yeah, I loved Hemlock Holmes ("It's not proper to pop a copper's topper" said in that faux Cary Grant voice) but JOE JITSU was my absolute favorite Tracy operative.
Kudos for posting this!
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D.Tracy was Everett Sloane, Jo Jiitsu & Hemlock Holmes Jerry Hausner [you as a fellow Lucy fan would know that he did baby voices-and also worked at UPA at Mr.Magoo's goofus nephew Waldo], Paul Frees as Go Go Gomez, & TV kids host of the 50s Johnny Coons [which I regret being born a bit too late to have seen live on TV] was Heap O'Callory.
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