From the Beatles Cartoon series, from 1966 (although it SAYS 1965). When the Beatles visit the Palace at Versailles, Ringo is hit on the head by a falling bust, and dreams about Marie Antoinette and a very jealous Louis XVI (and the peasants are positively revolting!)

There is a torrent with most episodes: it contains these episodes (they were once released on VHS) "Sam & Max vs. the Uglions" "The Invaders" "They Came From Down There" "The Trouble with Gary" The Thing That Wouldn't Stop It" "The Second Show Ever" "The Tell Tale Tail" "Big Trouble at the Earth's Core" "That Darn Gator" "Little Bigfoot" "Max's Big Day" "Dysfunction of the Gods" "We Drop at Dawn" "Bad Day on the Moon" "Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang" "Aaiiieee Robot" I recently got these episodes too, which makes my collection complete i think: "The Friend for Life" "Christmas Bloody Christmas" "The Glazed McGuffin Affair" "It's Dangly Deever Time" "Tonight We Love" "Fools Die on Friday" "The Final Episode" If you want me to start a fresh torrent, please pm me

From episode six of the Beatles Cartoon which ran from 1965-1969. Episode summary: The Beatles go to see the movie Mutiny On the Bounty at a local theater. Ringo ends up being hit upon his head and dreams that he is Captain Ringo Bligh and the other three Beatles are planning a mutiny against him. Ringo makes the other Beatles aboard the ship "walk the plank".

www.dilbert.com by Scott Adams Dilbert's Pointy Haired Boss considers the consequences of outsourcing murder and Catbert does the Evil Dance. In Hit Man, The Boss says, The trouble with hiring a hit man is that you have to have him killed to cover your tracks. Then you need a hit man to hit the guy who killed the hit man. Its an endless cycle! Cattbert says, But ultimately, its all free, right? In Evil Dance, The Boss says, The job market is getting worse every day! Catbert says, Excellent! The Boss says, Employees will be afraid. Our power to abuse them grows stronger by the minute! Ha ha! Stop doing the Evil Dance! Youre killing me!

The Joker, Penguin and Riddler are after an Incan treasure map, but their attempts to steal it are continually thwarted by the teamwork of Batman, Robin and Batgirl; so they plan to break up the Dynamic Duo by making Robin jealous of Batgirl. To top it off, they lure Robin into a trap, where they have hungry crocodiles waiting! I don't know where the plank came from. Some voices: Batman: Olan Soulé Robin: Casey Kasem Batgirl: Jane Webb Narrator, Riddler & Penguin: Ted Knight (2 years BEFORE "Mary Tyler Moore") Joker: according to different sources, either Ted Knight as well, or Larry Storch (who received no on-screen voice credit) TVLand once stated that Olan Soulé voiced Batman on Radio in the 1940's, but this is in dispute. TVLand has been known to make mistakes. We do know that Filmation's voice of Superman in their 1966 cartoons, Bud Collyer, DID voice Superman on Radio in the 40's.

bit.ly ► XmasFLIX.com NEW! ► http Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer (1948). The last cartoon ever produced by Max Fleischer who produced the Popeye the Sailor man, Betty Boop and Koko the Clown cartoons from the 1910's to the 1940's. (Click HQ for HD) You know Dasher, Dancer, etc., as the song goes and for the past several decades, you've known Rudolph as well. He's become so familiar a part of the Christmas scene that, like his contemporaries, the gremlins, a lot of people aren't even aware that he only goes back to the early-to-middle 20th century. Rudolph began as an attempt to promote a chain of department stores. It was in 1939 that Montgomery Ward, which had been giving away coloring books every Christmas for years, decided to produce its promotional give-away in-house. Robert L. May, who worked there as an advertising copywriter, was commissioned to write a story for young readers, and the result was Rudolph. May drew on some of his own childhood experiences as a puny kid that other kids sometimes picked on, to craft a story of a picked-on kid who made good, prospering as a result of the very attribute the others made fun of. Though the story, written in the form of rhyming couplets, passed its first test with flying colors, Montgomery Ward's publicity department initially chose not to follow the judgment of May's 4-year-old daughter, to whom he'd read the story aloud as he wrote it. Red noses smacked of drunkenness, they said, which made them inappropriate for a ...

Done by iggychan444(now TheIgDemon). Sorry Iggy but I have now stolen 3 vids. This awesomeness must be seen though. DO NOT OWN THIS VID. I DID NOT CREATE THIS VID, TheIgDemon DID. CREDIT FOR THE CARTOON GOES TO THE CREATORS OF AVATAR AND VIACOM. DROWNING POOL OWNS BODIES (let the bodies hit the floor)

After the Archies TV show proved to be a hit, Filmation tried to strike paydirt again with its Saturday morning creation "The Hardy Boys". Like the Archies, the show featured pop songs that the kiddies could buy. But, unlike the Archies, the show wasn't the hit hoped for. It was on the air for only two seasons and only two Hardy Boys LPs were released. After the Saturday morning run, the show was syndicated briefly, but that's about it. It has never been released on VHS or DVD, and the LPs have long been unavailable. This is a complete 30-minute episode, but with two separate stories. The first (of 3) clips contains the first story, the second story is stretched over parts two and three (The weekly song is in part two). When you watch the show, notice how fast each shot is. You'll rarely see a shot that lasts more than five or ten seconds. What's more, the stories tend to be kind of hard to figure out. I've never seen any other cartoon show have the same kind of look. It can be pretty unsettling at times. But, the music is another thing entirely. Chicago-based DUNWICH Productions was responsible for the music and it's pretty catchy. Too bad the light pop sounds didn't have better visuals to go along with. Many of the Hardy Boys songs are quite good. The song featured on this episode is called "Carnival Time". It was written by Proffer-Marmelzat and produced by Bill Traut and Jim Golden for DUNWICH Productions, Ltd. (BTW, the version of the song heard here is a remix of ...

Click for HQ Audio www.youtube.com Hit and Run, Ralph Dollimore A Track of Music used for the Ren and Stimpy Catoon, these vintage songs were an essential part of the sound track for this classic 90's Cartoon The whole downloadable album is available for free at tinyurl.com

Based on the three hit movies of the 80's, NBC had the Saturday morning series. Mr. Myagi, Daniel & his girlfriend, Taki, travel the world for martial arts adventure. The actors who voiced Daniel & Taki (Joey Dedio & Janice Kawaye) would also do another cartoon series for DIC, Captain Planet.

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A melange of classic cartoons singing along to Jon and Roy's hit song "A Little Bit Of Love".