TALE SPIN end credits - english

[Kartu6a]

Epic theme! Fantastic vocals, funky guitar and awesome samba beat! Best combination of styles I've heard so far! ^^ ^^ ^^

[GSPatton89]

3 people are obviously air pirates

[XJVHS]

Jim Cummings was working on this as well? Did he have some sort of contract with Disney or what? Because I watched many Disney cartoons end credits and Jim Cummings name keeps popping up all the time. This, Goof Troop, Chip n Dale Rescue Rangers and Darkwing Duck. Don't get me wrong, I like Jim Cummings voiceacting!

[TheRealCodeBlack]

@XJVHS He was Don Karnage.

During the nineties Jim Cummings was one of those actors who was absolutely everywhere, and yeah he did most of his work with Disney.

[therealTOTOfan]

those brass melodies sound so cool =D

[Messkic]

I  love TALE SPIN

[Messkic]

I love Tale Spin

[HellsAsylum]

Those were the days! DAMNIT now i feel old...and sad! :-(

[JakeCRD]

This brings me back to when I watched this back in 1991, this has out after I was born, great show back then.

[Gum2Gum]

I love that red sky, I remember It from when I was a kid watching It. :) Thanks for posting.

[jurassiccristal]

Is any chance to get somewhere this ending picture without these inscritions...? I'm looking for it in all Web...

[pashkageraskin]

Sorry, do anyone have instrumental version of this TaleSpin ending theme as good quality MP3? Thanks.

[LoveForChinaForava]

i always feel sad watching this part, cause i know the cartoons are over, haha

[p02020202]

coooooooooooooooooooooool video.

[BalooDumptruck]

I beleive this show was made in Walt Disney of Japan, since the names for the companies like Sun Woo Animation or Wang Films give it away.

[XJVHS]

Well, I could say for sure that most of the Disney cartoons(Darkwing Duck, TaleSpin, Chip N Dale Rescue Rangers, Goof Troop) were made by Walt Disneys Japan Studio.

Because if you look at the names of the staff members, you see pretty much japanese names.

[Marbles471]

Disney used a bunch of different studios.

DuckTales and the other earliest series were done largely by TMS, a big Japanese studio. Some episodes were done by the long-named Wang Film Productions Company Ltd., Cuckoo's Nest Studio, of Taiwan.

At some point Disney hired some people away from TMS and formed their own Japanese unit, as well as an Austrailia and France unit.

Talespin was split among Disney France, Disney Japan, Disney UK, and then Wang, Sun Woo (Taiwan), and Hanho Heung-Up.

[Afrowasi]

sick information. I always wanted to know these stories.Especially with today's poor television animation

[Marbles471]

Sun Woo and Wang are both in Taiwan, not Japan.

Japanese is full of ikos and akis and ishis and ashis and ojos and otos and ukos and akos and such.

Taiwanese is full of engs and angs and eungs and ans and uks and uns.

Very different.

And I don't know a word of either. XD

[Dustie1984]

Is there even Disney Studios in Japan? I think it's only a distribution leg, not an animation studio.

Those 'Japanese' companies that show up in the credits are probably standalone companies that Disney hired to produce the animation.

[Marbles471]

Dustie: Yes, there is. Or rather, was, until a couple of years ago when Disney shut down most of their foreign satellite studios.

Disney did hire "standalone" foreign companies to handle their TV stuff, but unlike other American producers they also had their own units set up overseas. Disney Japan (and Australia and France) were full animation studios, not distribution legs.

Most of their series were handled both by independent studios and by their own satellites.

[GregoryWeagle]

@Marbles471 Yes; but only after 1991. Between 1989 and 1991; WD-Japan was just really a name for Disney buying out Pacific Animation Company (the same studio who created Thundercats.). WD-Japan was a build of PAC, a division of Sanrio and people from TMS. So it was not a distribution leg as much as it was basically a standalone animation company brought by Disney. WD-France was originally Brizzi Studios and WD-OZ was formally Hanna Barbara OZ. I go with Marbles on this one.

[BalooDumptruck]

Hes right, it s type in shadow of the real deal, so instead of india based jungles, you get a big city. I like how they include orignal new chracters like Don Karnage and Dumptruck along with Molly.

[Nickarnage]

everyone else is doing it, so can you do it some other way?

[lollerfan]

1. I'm not everyone else

2. sry I can't.. maybe ask others..

[robnum1]

actually just by posting the credits to the show, you are breaking copyrite laws....

[lollerfan]

actually I advertise this show for free...

[Nickarnage]

can someone pleaseee post some episodes of this please?

[lollerfan]

Please don't ask for that, posting of episodes'd be against the law!

[AmericanCowboy1234]

well idk why churly didnt like talespin.. its not based on the jungle book at all.. :\

[MachjET]

Actually AmericanCowboy1234, TaleSpin WAS based off of The Jungle Book. The pilot Baloo was based off of the Baloo in Jungle Book; Louie was based from King Louie; Shear Khan for his namesake in The Jungle Book as well . . .so you see, it was basically a retooling -

[misterbravo12]

the characters are, but the show is in a jungle still? baloos still floating on his back in the jungle with mowgli on his stomach? well, louie's still doin his same ol thing, but i dont see shear khan stalking kit? :P

[GregoryWeagle]

He was in early promos for the series. A lot of the spots from the Jungle Book were recycled for the series. As for Shere Khan; he was supposed to be an original character called Mr. Downs; but Disney decided that Shere Khan would add more name value. That explains the lack of stalking on Kit. At least Khan managed to handle the parody change quite well.

 There are some jungle areas; but the main jungle is a concreate jungle. It's meant to be ironic; particually in Baloo's character.

[Marbles471]

Not at all. It's just rather arbitrarily taking those "Jungle Book" characters (Rudyard Kipling, eat your heart out) and placing them in a 1930s sub-tropical aviation service setting. Think of it as Baloo, Louie, and Shere Khan being "actors" playing different roles. The ONLY "Jungle Book"-like aspect of this show was the Baloo-Kit relationship somewhat paralleling the Baloo-Mowgli one.

[churlyryan]

Out of all those Late 80s-Mid 90s Disney Cartoons, Tailspin was my least favorite, likely because I'm not a fan of the Jungle Book either.

[Marbles471]

Thanks for this! I was wondering if someone would put this up.

Although I actually like the lyricless version better. (The one they put on those old VHS tapes)