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  • great 90s cartoon yo yo baseball no justin bieber and a couple of deaths miss the good old days

  • hiliarous

  • he said kill the umpire that stupid-cold-blooded-hack

  • 1:55.

    ....

    Uh... what?

  • last aid...best ever

  • Lol->0:23-0:37

    And I thought that it was only the uploader who forgot to put the intro. :))))))

  • That asshole catcher was just asking for it

  • this is what cartoons should be today, non of this crap they have on tv today

  • whats the W.C. Fields mean?

  • @EmporerAaron He was a famous comedienne

  • 4 people don't appreciate classic cartoons.

  • @SulliMike241 I guess not but who cares!!! I do love these classics!

  • @Gundamknight100 So do I.

  • @SulliMike241 thanks, pal. ^_^

  • @SulliMike241 they don't like chocolate or sex either.

  • @saitamme Huh?

  • @SulliMike241 oops, meant to be a reply to the 4 people who don't appreciate classic cartoons.

  • why did the blind umpire carry those pencils in a cup?

  • I think one of the funniest gags is at 0:24 -- the baserunner stops his slide into home plate right in mid-air and asks the narrator the following:

    "Hey, wait a minute! Didn't you forget something? Who made this picture? How about the MGM title, the lion roar and all that kinda stuff?"

    ROTFL!

  • Four guys watched Disney in there youth.

  • He got it!!!

  • 3:00 typical baseball player

  • Tex Avery was the best cartoon imprevisor ever. Many cartoontist learned from him, Chuck Jones hanna-Barbera, you name it. Tex Avery's cartoons will never ever be matched by anyone else. Period the end!!!

  • Hey, wait a minute! There's no crying in Baseball!!

  • goofy expresion 4:30

    

  • what does 4F mean?

  • @Blakefe this is a code/term from ww2 used fir weeding out enlisted men, 4F means unfit for service, while 1A is fit for service.

  • @Blakefe 4F is a WWII-drafting term meaning a person was unable to be drafted, and thus exempted. The opposite of that was 1A.

  • Here we see his approch shot nice release stright down the middle of the ally he just thew a perfect strike

  • 0:17, Slouch is out on the plate! *WHAM!!!*

  • 5:46-6:04 LMFAO He Really did a number on the catcher ..............I did sorta the same thing to my little cousin when I was playin baseball on the Wii.

  • That's the old cartoon, Tex! That's the old stuff!

  • Tex Avery is a comedy genius!

  • that's the old stuff!!!!! I love it!!!!!

  • I LOVE THE CATCHER!!! lol hahaha

  • 0:17 LOL now that is a KO

  • "and will now serve a minute of silence."

  • 4:55-5:00 if thats how they warm up the pitcher then warm me up

  • @remixchild - If it's a doubleheader, you can get me FOUR of 'em!

  • The cartoon begins BEFORE the credits and the MGM Logo started!

  • 3:02 to 3:09 That's today's major league ballplayers!

  • i got it i got it...i guess he got it huh?

  • "KILL THE UMPIRE! BLA BLA BLA! *umpire gets shot* Oh **** me..."

  • "Any similarity between the title of this picture and the story that follows is purely an accident." XD gotta love tex avery cartoons. guaranteed laughter!

  • anybody see a similar cartoon in which theres a turtle catcher?

  • PO'ed Fan-"THE UMPIRE'S BLIND!!! THE UMPIRE'S BLIND!!!"

    Umpire (Wearing black glasses and holding a white cane)-"Oh, I am not!"

  • 2:18 was probably funny in its day; not so much after Natasha Richardson, though...:(

  • @looneywoman She suffered from a fatal head injury while taking a skiing lesson. How does this joke have anything to do with that? Even if it did have anything to do with this, so what? This is a cartoon. Should they ban all cartoons with simulated plane crashes because of 9/11?

  • @AkihiroHattori52455 No, of course not! And I couldn't agree more. Merely pointing out the irony, that's all, not suggesting any sort of restriction at all.

    And it's *because* there's no way that could have been anticipated at the time the cartoon was made that it strikes me now as being so eerie. If *that* makes any sense...

  • @AkihiroHattori52455 where does it have anything about 9/11 in this cartoon?

  • @EmporerAaron Before that time

  • if thats how you warm up a pitcher, then put me in the game

  • A little predictive! The player who wears "B-19" could be a premonition of Greg Luzinski, a Phillies player of the 1970s who was built like that.

    The B-19 part? Luzinski was called "Bull" - and he wore #19!

  • Mark McGwire, maybe?

  • "The guy who thought of this corny gag - isn't with us anymore" is a reference to writer Rich Hogan.

  • ''Sad ending isn't it ? ^^'' xD xD xD xD

  • well thats on way to shut him up

  • it great wonderfully it thank posting.

  • Lol that sad ending gag and also the Last Aid gag

  • 5:02 man can some 1 say steriods

  • The epitome of an Avery cartoon. Site gags, puns, social commentary, and ALWAYS breaking that pesky fourth wall.

  • And war references. The 1-A joke may not have been too far from the truth.

    And a great pop culture reference. Pepsodent with Irium. Competitor Ipana toothpaste advertised 'The Smile of Beauty.'

  • the umpire`s blind, the umpire`s blind...

    i am not. lol

  • @pwdante3 - In the REAL baseball games of 2010, they sure are!

  • lol @ the 1st 30 seconds

  • 6:00 He deserves it! :D

  • i dont get the w.c. field gag.

  • Well it was named after W.C. Fields an American Comedian

  • ooohhh! ok. thanks for explaining it to me. :D

  • i dont get the w.c. field gag.

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