@TheGent2 The rights to these old shorts are split between CBS and Paramount, thanks to Viacom's 2006 split up. The 80s NEW ADVENTURES OF MIGHTY MOUSE, by Ralph Bakshi, DID get a DVD in 2010.
@GoblinXXX : I have that set. I'm just bummed that the originals aren't in a set. Oh, and of the samples that are included in the Bakshi DVD - I can do without the third one. Although seeing the three actually shows how animation changed - due to production costs. Well, the willingness to pay them, anyway.
@TheGent2 The theatrical shorts are always going to be better-- Not only because they could spend more on them, only having to make a few a year, they had more time. They also had to be more extensively animated to look good on a big screen. There's something to be said for Bakshi's sense of humor and style, but I've always felt he was a cheap and lazy animator, even in his theatrical films.
Girl died in 1993, A man buried her in her own home when she was still alive. The murderer chanted, "Toma sota baicu as he buried her. Now that you read the chant, you wil this little girl. In the middle of the night she will stand at the side of you bed starring straight into you eyes. She will suffocate you like she was suffocated. This story is sadly true. If you post this 5 different times she will not. sorry i posted this.. i was scared when i read it....
Actually, 'timothy', CBS bought Paul Terry's studio and his cartoon library in December 1955, at the time they initially scheduled "MIGHTY MOUSE PLAYHOUSE" on their Saturday morning schedule.
CBs purchased the entire Pual Terry package of Cartoons in the1960's for use in their week-end kiddie audience it was called might Mouse Playhouse. Gandy Goose, the Terry Bears, Heckle and Jeckle & Farmer John also figured in the package. These were origianally produced by Paul Terry, released by
20th Century -Fox. To keep costs down it was not uncommon to use the same audio effects in all of Terry's Work, called "TerryToons". CBS changed the opeing/closing tags to suit thier format.
For me, the best moments of animation are: the schtick when the wolf loses his hide, and then the wild-take when he realizes it and, a few moments later, when he then MM scramble right toward the "camera" -- incredible stuff.
The Mighty Mouse "title pose" was used in this TV print to obscure the original end title {with the credit "Distributed by Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation"} as the music played itself out on the soundtrack, 'Home'. Most of the TV prints eliminated the last few bars of music on the soundtrack under the end title...
Loved this original Mighty Mouse when I was a kid in the 1960's. Cartoons were so much better then, everything was. I feel sorry for kids today, they don't know what they are missing. Too much technology nowadays...sad.
Great cartoon to see but it is a shame that they have to cut these things. The Three Blind Mice are missing so are The Three Men In A Tub. I don't know why these scenes were considered objectionable.
My copy of this cartoon has the original old style logos for Mighty Mouse.
This is still very nice to see on You Tube. I would like to see Little Rouqefort and Percy the cat if anyone out there has these.
Somehow I managed to be a 1980s kid without ever really running into Terrytoons at any length--though it was probably the last time they were ever widely seen. What little I have seen of them I find incredibly dull, but from an artistic point of view, nutjobs like Tyer are great to watch for.
By the way "Sidelines", why did they put an a Mighty Mouse pose in the end title from the TV print? That was a weird end title, but it doesn't say "The End", it has a Mighty Mouse pose in the TV version. That was a bit silly to end this cartoon.
There were two "origin" cartoons, 'brandon'- "The Mouse Of Tomorrow" (1942), when he was first introduced as 'Super Mouse'....and "The Cat's Tale" (1951), where he was adapted as a baby by a kindly couple, and grew up like "Super-You-Know-Who"!.
I think I forgot his original name then it was changed to Mighty Mouse because there was another mouse cartoon character with the same name during the time.
Poor wolf, he just wanted to be invited. BUT Mighty Mouse, ahhhhh, my first crush. I would also love them on DVD.
CO1850 8 months ago
Does anyone know why these are not available on DVD? I know the violence thing but please - the Warner Cartoons are out so it's time.
TheGent2 1 year ago
@TheGent2 Me too! Tom and Jerry got a DVD release too. Why not Mighty Mouse?
xLadyPsycrowx 1 year ago
@TheGent2 The rights to these old shorts are split between CBS and Paramount, thanks to Viacom's 2006 split up. The 80s NEW ADVENTURES OF MIGHTY MOUSE, by Ralph Bakshi, DID get a DVD in 2010.
GoblinXXX 1 year ago
@GoblinXXX : I have that set. I'm just bummed that the originals aren't in a set. Oh, and of the samples that are included in the Bakshi DVD - I can do without the third one. Although seeing the three actually shows how animation changed - due to production costs. Well, the willingness to pay them, anyway.
TheGent2 1 year ago
@TheGent2 The theatrical shorts are always going to be better-- Not only because they could spend more on them, only having to make a few a year, they had more time. They also had to be more extensively animated to look good on a big screen. There's something to be said for Bakshi's sense of humor and style, but I've always felt he was a cheap and lazy animator, even in his theatrical films.
GoblinXXX 1 year ago
This is the Mighty Mouse I love. It always had some grooving tunes going on.
LastTree 1 year ago
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Girl died in 1993, A man buried her in her own home when she was still alive. The murderer chanted, "Toma sota baicu as he buried her. Now that you read the chant, you wil this little girl. In the middle of the night she will stand at the side of you bed starring straight into you eyes. She will suffocate you like she was suffocated. This story is sadly true. If you post this 5 different times she will not. sorry i posted this.. i was scared when i read it....
tedmania 1 year ago
Actually, 'timothy', CBS bought Paul Terry's studio and his cartoon library in December 1955, at the time they initially scheduled "MIGHTY MOUSE PLAYHOUSE" on their Saturday morning schedule.
fromthesidelines 2 years ago
this was perhaps the first cartoon i've ever watched. thanx.
Jobbeybob 2 years ago 2
mighty mouse is pumped with steroids form head to toe
theIrox 2 years ago 2
CBs purchased the entire Pual Terry package of Cartoons in the1960's for use in their week-end kiddie audience it was called might Mouse Playhouse. Gandy Goose, the Terry Bears, Heckle and Jeckle & Farmer John also figured in the package. These were origianally produced by Paul Terry, released by
20th Century -Fox. To keep costs down it was not uncommon to use the same audio effects in all of Terry's Work, called "TerryToons". CBS changed the opeing/closing tags to suit thier format.
78timothy 2 years ago
I love Mighty Mouse! Why is the voice out of sinc?
meilee44 2 years ago 5
For me, the best moments of animation are: the schtick when the wolf loses his hide, and then the wild-take when he realizes it and, a few moments later, when he then MM scramble right toward the "camera" -- incredible stuff.
PlanitReality 3 years ago
The music at 3:53...WOW!
zorkntatertotter2 3 years ago
it' s called "Sunny Italy"...
TracyBee2007 3 years ago
do you have the episode from the pisa tower?
TracyBee2007 3 years ago
The Mighty Mouse "title pose" was used in this TV print to obscure the original end title {with the credit "Distributed by Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation"} as the music played itself out on the soundtrack, 'Home'. Most of the TV prints eliminated the last few bars of music on the soundtrack under the end title...
fromthesidelines 3 years ago
Loved this original Mighty Mouse when I was a kid in the 1960's. Cartoons were so much better then, everything was. I feel sorry for kids today, they don't know what they are missing. Too much technology nowadays...sad.
jannieja 3 years ago 8
EVERYTHING was better? Live in the past much?
mitts61 3 years ago
I totally agree.. I love the cartoons from back in the day.. It brings back soo many wonderful memories.:0)
graciosita69 3 years ago 2
Great cartoon to see but it is a shame that they have to cut these things. The Three Blind Mice are missing so are The Three Men In A Tub. I don't know why these scenes were considered objectionable.
My copy of this cartoon has the original old style logos for Mighty Mouse.
This is still very nice to see on You Tube. I would like to see Little Rouqefort and Percy the cat if anyone out there has these.
Thank you again for a great toon.
projector905 3 years ago
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jamierourketen 3 years ago
This is a classic "Mighty Mouse"movie
cartoon..although? I don't think that this was released in 1950?
143AC 4 years ago
It was, December 1950 to be exact.
zootsmcgurn 4 years ago
You're right. Jim Tyer IS fun.
Somehow I managed to be a 1980s kid without ever really running into Terrytoons at any length--though it was probably the last time they were ever widely seen. What little I have seen of them I find incredibly dull, but from an artistic point of view, nutjobs like Tyer are great to watch for.
Marbles471 3 years ago
cool jazzy in the begining
gagbonkers 4 years ago
I remember this as a kid! Awesome, thanks for posting it, loved the original Mighty Mouse!
jannieja 4 years ago
Great animation in this cartoon. Jim Tyer did some of the craziest, most energetic animation in the world along with Rod Scribner.
CartoonFan56 4 years ago
Story by Tom Morrison
Directed by Connie Rasinski
Music by Philip A. Scheib
fromthesidelines 4 years ago
By the way "Sidelines", why did they put an a Mighty Mouse pose in the end title from the TV print? That was a weird end title, but it doesn't say "The End", it has a Mighty Mouse pose in the TV version. That was a bit silly to end this cartoon.
HomeoftheGoodGuys 4 years ago
There were two "origin" cartoons, 'brandon'- "The Mouse Of Tomorrow" (1942), when he was first introduced as 'Super Mouse'....and "The Cat's Tale" (1951), where he was adapted as a baby by a kindly couple, and grew up like "Super-You-Know-Who"!.
fromthesidelines 4 years ago
i wish i grew up with such a darm good cartoons :(
Lovro2 4 years ago
i wish the same thing. I MISSED all the good cartoons that they used to air
gagbonkers 4 years ago 3
Does anyone out there have the Mighty Mouse cartoon called Krakatoa Katie? I've been looking for it for a long time. LOVE THE MOUSE!
Fauxoiseau 4 years ago
Just how on earth did he get so mighty?!
brandonlopez86 4 years ago
I think I forgot his original name then it was changed to Mighty Mouse because there was another mouse cartoon character with the same name during the time.
GOTHMIDNIGHTMERMAID 4 years ago
Pretty good, but not as good as Ralph Bakshi's remake of the series.
JakeLL 5 years ago
this is a great cartoon. i wish Viacom makes a lot of box sets for Mighty Mouse. great upload. please, get more mighty mouse toons soon.
barulez 5 years ago
Setloose has a lot of Mighty Mouse cartoons out there.
HomeoftheGoodGuys 4 years ago
Viacom sucks for didn't brought Mighty Mouse back. I hope 20th Century Fox can, man.
barulez 3 years ago
well, fear not Mighty Mouse Shall rise again, for 2010 in a new movie, tv series and comic
NatterV2 3 years ago
Meh, chances are they'll do it all wrong if they try.
7LinkMcCloud81 3 years ago 2
Jim Tyer was lead animator on this one- I recognize his "rubbery" style of animation anywhere!
fromthesidelines 5 years ago
Mightymouse rocks! It proves that size does not matter.
haleyvision 5 years ago