@UltimateThanos Do you know the guy who plays Tux Tennesee is also the guy who played Coach Commet in the Rankin/Bass Rudolph and Inspector Gadget and Gadget Boy?
Who else thinks Chumlee from Pawn Stars is really intelligent, he just plays the part of a fool to get laughs? he seems so endearing and good natured, but not stupid. are you with me?
@justlookizzle nah, the idiot damaged a bowling game from the 1960's i don't think you can fake that stupidity not to mention when he broke that glass case with the ball and chain but yeah chumley is easily the most loveable, heck they all are but chumley gives the show that extra feel.
I haven´t been in Iran since 1980. Grew up with these cartoons, also Aquaman, Go-gophers, Rocky and Bolwinkel, Wonderdog etc in the -70´s. Never knew that thy continued showing these cartoons in Iran even after the revolution
Shows like "Rocky & Bullwinkle" and "Tennessee Tuxedo" got a LOT of mileage out of limited animation. The cleverness of the ideas and humor show through pretty well even now. I still miss Don Adams--much of the other voice talent sounds familiar, too. I'm sure that I heard Daws Butler in there.
what was the name of that cartoon inventor who had a little assistant called leanardo. He also said stupid thinghs like a is for apple and p is for pull?
I don't think people actually realized how educational this cartoon series really was. I still remember Tennessee asking the Professor how airplanes flew, and the professor giving a brief lesson on the mechanics of flight. It's a shame that quality Saturday morning cartoons like this have gone by the wayside, and I'm lucky that we baby-boomers were fortunate enough to have them.
Was this the same guy who had tusks and wore dress socks? And he was an awesome tennis player. You did not witness every game like I did. He did be a trio of Smit-Lemke, and Ness many times.
That's because the voice behind Stanley Livingston WAS a "Jewish New Yorker", 'ff'- a veteran radio/TV actor named Mort Marshall, who was also the original voice of the "Trix Rabbit" and "Klondike Kat"...
Never thought I'd see this stuff again. ...that pesky penguin and walrus... got a big laugh out of that segment of this clip. Was probably 4 years old then. Thanks so much for posting!
I use to know the guy who did the voice for the walrus. Friendly guy, lives in Dobbs Ferry NY, if he is still alive. I haven't seen him in a few years.
Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales was a popular, semi-educational animated cartoon show that originally aired on CBS from 1963 to 1966. It was produced by Total Television, the same company that produced the earlier King Leonardo and the later Underdog, and primarily sponsored by General Mills. The title is a play on tuxedo and tails formal wear.
I remember watching this when i was a kid. What a cool cartoon, classic comedy. Nowdays, a kid show needs to have mutants, superheroes and other nonsense. Fuckin' spiceage crap.
So did anyone else notice the x-rated sh** going on at 2:31 and and3:06? Some people may be able to make an arguement of the one at 3:06. But what's happening at 2:31 is obvious. Watch closely
Actually the people that make of lot of these cartoons are the sick ones. You must be one of those people living in LA LA land thinking "Oh surely no one would put that in a cartoon." Hey, believe what you will, but you should do a little research on subconcious manipulation before you speak. In a world full of lies, truth is stranger than fiction.
yeah right, that's exactly what they were thinking in 1962, how can we subliminaly seduce children? I guess it's time to decode and decipher your message and find out what you are are really trying to propagandize,,,
Your beginning to repeat yourself, now it's really getting boring. But hey who knows? Miracles happen, maybe you'll have an independent thought one day. Just search that place way in the back of your mind, that dark little place. Be careful, don't hurt yourself.
Glad you found your home in that dark little perverted corner of your mind where everything is filthy and where you believe the whole world must also think just like you.
Still searching I see.....LOL.Who is this guy? He's 50 years old, going back and foward with someone he believes is a pervert....And who says a mind isn't a terrible thing to waste?.....LOL....
Go get em Sterling!............LOL.....Is that you? Your name's sterling? That's a pretty funny name dude, sterling...LOL...You must laugh all the time.
I used to watch this every day after school in the early 70s. Back when you could actually learn from watching cartoons. It was a while before I noticed that the voice of Tennesse Tuxedo and Maxwell Smart were one in the same!
Yes indeed (doosté aziz), it is a small world, since I myself got to see these cartoons dubbed in farsi in Teheran in the early -70´s. The memories do stay with you, don´t they?
wiley207: Good analogy. Tennessee could be George. This classic pair is used alot in cartoons. Think of the WB cartoons with the crininals Rocky and Mugsy. Or the abominable snowman..."I will hold him, and pet him, and squeeze him, and I will call him GEORGE!" LOL
AAAH!!! ITS DON ADAMS!!!! lol i luv that man 2 death :) i wish this stuff was around now! all i've got 4 childhood memories is Clifford! the baby boomers got Get Smart!!!! <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 RIP don adams!!!!
Well...At least we got "Inspector Gadget". Very similar to "Get Smart". Max dealt with KAOS. Gadgtet got M.A.D. Maxwell had 99 to encourage him and help him while Gadget had Penny and Brain to assist him in all his cases.
Then there was Don's work as a stand up comedian. If you ever get a chance, listen to him. One of the wittiest and most imaginative stand up comedians ever to grace our planet!
Lenny was a human, and Chumley was a walrus :p But they were both not very smart, kinda overweight, said "Duh" in a lot of their speech, and both wore a similar hat style.
Oh My God! I soooo remember my childhood vividly! Like the summer holidays spent just watching this aaaaall day long! And that was a good 25 yrs ago. Pity they don't make cartoons like this anymore...
I am saddened to see that today's animated features lack the educational resources that were explained in this Tennessee Tuxedo Cartoon. Besides, is there a need for the E/I rating logo to appear on our TV screens? ABSOLUTELY NOT!!!!!
I got my nieces and nephew the Pink Panther collection... they go crazy over them, especially my nephew....my favorite are still all the old bugs bunny characters...oh and can't forget the flintstones...
I can't believe that so many kids in school and summer camp talked like Chumley, saying "duh" and "gee" all the time. I always thought they were "dorky." The way Chumley talks is like a stereotypical retarded guy! I also have a customer that lives in Tennessee and talks like that, so I wonder if they all talk like that in Tennessee.
I remember those days. Betty rubble was high on coke most times, and what a bitch! Mel blanc really screwed us doing voice overs of our real voices and doing those comedic ones. Man. It still makes my concrete car shake with anger!
The opening is cut off..this was the first episode...since it depicts them being brought to the zoo..Mr.Whoopee, in a rare moment, gets a bit ticked at our friends at one time before he reassures them that they'll find a way..
Why don't these cartoons come back on Saturdays they were the best days to watch tv. These were the best cartoons ever. I would wake up and watch cartoons that were american non of these cartoons like today. I even got my kids hooed on the old cartoons.
Don Adams voiced Tennessee, Bradley Bolke voiced Chumley, Delo States voiced Stanley Livingston and Larry Storch voiced Phineas J. Whoopee...but who did the voice of Flunkie?
Larry Storch did Mr. Whoopie? How interesting, thanks for the heads up! btw, how could you tell? the credits never matched up the character with the actor?
Many references mention it...and the Warners's Cool Cat cartoons have a hunter named Rimifire, ("I say, Col.Rimfire, naive poster on Youtube) and those do credit Larry Storch.
I know. I'm only going by IMDB, but I haven't disagreed with them yet. I've read a few things about Don Adams and Larry being friends before and when they were starting out as actors, so it makes sense if it's true. In any case, I'm just so glad someone who loved this cartoon as much as we did put a few of them up here. Larry S. was such a character comic that I could see him doing any voice. Kind of like Frank Gorshin, he did everything too. Thanks for the reply!
explains how Larry Storch got the role of the Groovy Guru on the Get Smart episode, but at the time, in addition to his regular feature on F Troop, Larry Storch was on tons of TV shows, Gilligan's Island for one...
Hell Yes!!! I love it. Things from my childhood ROCK. They forgot to make the episode where Chumley's taken all the crap he can stand off of Tennessee and kicks his ass... THANKS for the post...got any School House Rock???
D'uh, gee, Tennessee!
mocharger06 2 weeks ago
Great Show for the kids. Educational . The complete series is coming out on dvd in March.
TELEVISIONARCHIVES 2 weeks ago
Tennessee Tuxedo -- the most educational pre-PBS cartoon ever made!
Inflec 1 month ago
That sounds like Inspector Gadget, is that the same guy who does the voice??
TheAmericanOriginal 1 month ago
I would watch this when i was 7 years old... and now in 14 and i still enjoy it :]
XAriCrazy 2 months ago
the late Don Adams
kae4466 2 months ago
I remember watching the originals when I was young in the early 60's. When cartoons meant something.
gldnglow 2 months ago 2
Love me some chumley :)
Apriluv7779 3 months ago
Iranians watched Tennessee Tuxedo??....who knew?
dagwort 3 months ago
If the show were remade today, would Maurice LaMarche do well as Tennessee. He'd already replaced Don Adams as Gadget.
ilikeamazon 4 months ago
@ilikeamazon
I was wondering that myself.
CJAproductionsINC 3 months ago
chumlee rules!!
manuntd2009 4 months ago
From the days when cartoons at least attempted to educate...
MeatSmudge 5 months ago 4
I like how the zoo has a Penguin and walrus house...lol
paul0luap1 5 months ago
no differance between the chumlee then and the chumlee now
gaspump59 6 months ago 3
Go Go Gadget Oops Wrong Cartoon!
UltimateThanos 6 months ago 3
@UltimateThanos Do you know the guy who plays Tux Tennesee is also the guy who played Coach Commet in the Rankin/Bass Rudolph and Inspector Gadget and Gadget Boy?
BrianEnraged96 4 months ago
@BrianEnraged96 ........That's why I made that joke.
UltimateThanos 4 months ago
@BrianEnraged96 ........That's why I made that joke.
UltimateThanos 4 months ago
ipad, eat your heart out. you cant compete with the 3 dimensional blackboard.
187SicknesS 6 months ago 5
wowsers!
fiftythirdand3rd 6 months ago
With a pal like Chumley, Tennessee needs no enemies.
spacebullseye 7 months ago 2
Secret squirrel
ramcity 8 months ago
I must have been like 7 when I watched Tennessee Tuxedo. It was during the 80's when I remember seeing this cartoon.
GutsandHeartGuy 8 months ago
Who else thinks Chumlee from Pawn Stars is really intelligent, he just plays the part of a fool to get laughs? he seems so endearing and good natured, but not stupid. are you with me?
justlookizzle 8 months ago 3
@justlookizzle nah, the idiot damaged a bowling game from the 1960's i don't think you can fake that stupidity not to mention when he broke that glass case with the ball and chain but yeah chumley is easily the most loveable, heck they all are but chumley gives the show that extra feel.
TVkingOmega 7 months ago
i have not seen this since 1974
tryby12 8 months ago
Before there was Google, there was Mr. Whoopie.
richiebear1969 9 months ago 3
OMGoodness!!!! I almost forgot about Mr. Whoopie. This makes me so nostalgic.
kevseb66 9 months ago
Pawn Stars anyone?
StuartRedman1 9 months ago
5 Barney fans...
zkxlz 9 months ago
thumbs up if you got here by finding out Chumlee from Pawn Stars was nicknamed after this cartoon
stinkypita69 11 months ago 40
@stinkypita69 even better is when they base some of the storylines on the show ON the cartoon itself..... that Chumlee....
RodMunch247 5 days ago
Guys, I also grew up in 80s in Shiraz watching the episodes. Hilarious:-)
one of favorites
tutorguy4u 1 year ago 5
I haven´t been in Iran since 1980. Grew up with these cartoons, also Aquaman, Go-gophers, Rocky and Bolwinkel, Wonderdog etc in the -70´s. Never knew that thy continued showing these cartoons in Iran even after the revolution
rapr1 1 year ago
Thanks for putting this up. Good to see the old cartoons where you could get both entertainment value out of it and also a bit of education.
TheFutureLooksGrimm 1 year ago 3
But Tenasee Tuxedo. You need Argon gas... Where are you going to get Argon Gasss??
KISSarmyist 1 year ago
i love mr. whoopee and the 3D BB!
kohstamojahn 1 year ago 3
i LOVE the 3D BB!
kohstamojahn 1 year ago
Don Adams, the future voice for Inspector Gadget!
151L107 1 year ago
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fishfan67...you're right. On one of the episodes of Pawn Stars they said that their Chumlee was nicknamed after this one...I can see why...
firechic1960 1 year ago
fishfan67...you're right. On one of the episodes of Pawn Stars they said that their Chumlee was nicknamed after this one...I can see why...
firechic1960 1 year ago
fishfan67......you're right. They even said on one of the Pawn Stars shows that their Chumlee was named after this one..I can see why....
firechic1960 1 year ago
Shows like "Rocky & Bullwinkle" and "Tennessee Tuxedo" got a LOT of mileage out of limited animation. The cleverness of the ideas and humor show through pretty well even now. I still miss Don Adams--much of the other voice talent sounds familiar, too. I'm sure that I heard Daws Butler in there.
AudioTech50 1 year ago 2
Fishfan ur right.. He got the nickname when he was a kid ...
steelerfan922 1 year ago
what was the name of that cartoon inventor who had a little assistant called leanardo. He also said stupid thinghs like a is for apple and p is for pull?
JHORANX2O 1 year ago
@JHORANX2O clyde crashcar
rdemaria1000 1 year ago
@rdemaria1000 thank you for your answer.
JHORANX2O 1 year ago
@JHORANX2O clyde crashup
rdemaria1000 1 year ago
@JHORANX2O clyde crashcup
rdemaria1000 1 year ago
I bet this is where Chumly on the tv show pawn stars got his name he even looks like him....lol
fishfan67 1 year ago
Oh good... This will help me write my 10 page description essay on "the light bulb"
station2station 1 year ago 2
Chumley had zippo
JHORANX2O 1 year ago
thomas edison was great
JHORANX2O 1 year ago 2
" I'll bet it's that pesky Penguin & Walrus again, Come on Flunky." Stanley Livingston.
yogafan6500 1 year ago 2
"Do you want to be ignorant ALL your life...do you, do you do you?"
enigma53545 1 year ago 2
I don't think people actually realized how educational this cartoon series really was. I still remember Tennessee asking the Professor how airplanes flew, and the professor giving a brief lesson on the mechanics of flight. It's a shame that quality Saturday morning cartoons like this have gone by the wayside, and I'm lucky that we baby-boomers were fortunate enough to have them.
matross03 1 year ago
Today, we would call the three-dimensional blackboard a laptop.
professortheremin 1 year ago 2
I used to know a girl named Dawn Adams
Jellogel 1 year ago
oh my god, i now know the meaning behind my dad calling me "chumley"!!!
barbarian92 1 year ago
i forgot all about this cartoon, thanks alot for posting
1803RICH 1 year ago
It seems that Chumley in this is just like Chumlee in Pawn Stars: The character with good intentions who breaks everything.
Contrajoe 1 year ago
why do a Penguin and Walrus live in a cage and not in a pool?
JHORANX2O 1 year ago
@JHORANX2O Actually in some episodes they do live in a pool. Their living space seems to change each episode.
bigverybadtom 1 year ago
ooh chumley... one of these days chumley
larrybagina 1 year ago 3
Don Adams, was priceless!!!
cx1designs 1 year ago 17
Classic!!!
cx1designs 1 year ago
how do animals in a zoo have their own
house?
JHORANX2O 1 year ago
I'm going to try making my own light bulbs.
spareaxe 1 year ago 2
I went to college with Chumley the Walrus- Man, an obvious relative.
couldn't play tennis worth a dam, tho.
BladeRunner25463c 2 years ago
Was this the same guy who had tusks and wore dress socks? And he was an awesome tennis player. You did not witness every game like I did. He did be a trio of Smit-Lemke, and Ness many times.
Planktontwo 2 years ago
looks like dangol' chumlee!!!
corbli 2 years ago
Wow, I've learned something today.
I remember this show. I loved Tennessee Tuxedo. Fun to see this as an adult. I still love cartoons tho.
Thx!
AnitaLife27 2 years ago 3
That's because the voice behind Stanley Livingston WAS a "Jewish New Yorker", 'ff'- a veteran radio/TV actor named Mort Marshall, who was also the original voice of the "Trix Rabbit" and "Klondike Kat"...
fromthesidelines 2 years ago 3
Never thought I'd see this stuff again. ...that pesky penguin and walrus... got a big laugh out of that segment of this clip. Was probably 4 years old then. Thanks so much for posting!
fobroth0236 2 years ago 3
Mr Livingston sounds like a jewish new yorker.
ff85258 2 years ago
I use to know the guy who did the voice for the walrus. Friendly guy, lives in Dobbs Ferry NY, if he is still alive. I haven't seen him in a few years.
I loved this cartoon.
xxxH1N1xxx 2 years ago
Dayton Allen's brother, Bradley Bolke, did Chumley. Dayton died a number of years ago but I think Bradley is still with us.
2005dave 2 years ago
I haven't seen this in years!!!!!!! great memories' thank you!!!!!!!!
mazak6811 2 years ago 4
Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales was a popular, semi-educational animated cartoon show that originally aired on CBS from 1963 to 1966. It was produced by Total Television, the same company that produced the earlier King Leonardo and the later Underdog, and primarily sponsored by General Mills. The title is a play on tuxedo and tails formal wear.
badbabai432 2 years ago 3
What year did this cartoon come out?
mahmoodakbarshamshir 2 years ago
chumley goes fishing with fan, real name's rich verrier
3443bh 2 years ago
"Improve our minds" lol
NinjaRunningWild 2 years ago
I loved this cartoon as a kid and it is very educational too.
67nairb 2 years ago
I remember watching this when i was a kid. What a cool cartoon, classic comedy. Nowdays, a kid show needs to have mutants, superheroes and other nonsense. Fuckin' spiceage crap.
rebootver 2 years ago
Stanley Livingston's voice is the same as the original Trix Rabbit...
TServo2049 2 years ago 2
kool show in the old days.
fluffydolly 2 years ago 2
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So did anyone else notice the x-rated sh** going on at 2:31 and and3:06? Some people may be able to make an arguement of the one at 3:06. But what's happening at 2:31 is obvious. Watch closely
Rasa1106 2 years ago
you are one sick perverted pup
jazzfi 2 years ago
Actually the people that make of lot of these cartoons are the sick ones. You must be one of those people living in LA LA land thinking "Oh surely no one would put that in a cartoon." Hey, believe what you will, but you should do a little research on subconcious manipulation before you speak. In a world full of lies, truth is stranger than fiction.
Rasa1106 2 years ago
yeah right, that's exactly what they were thinking in 1962, how can we subliminaly seduce children? I guess it's time to decode and decipher your message and find out what you are are really trying to propagandize,,,
jazzfi 2 years ago
yawn......why try and decipher something you don't belive is true? And you are 50 years of age.......People we have to better............LOL
Rasa1106 2 years ago
one sick perverted pup with her mind in the gutter, so sad
jazzfi 2 years ago
Your beginning to repeat yourself, now it's really getting boring. But hey who knows? Miracles happen, maybe you'll have an independent thought one day. Just search that place way in the back of your mind, that dark little place. Be careful, don't hurt yourself.
Rasa1106 2 years ago
Glad you found your home in that dark little perverted corner of your mind where everything is filthy and where you believe the whole world must also think just like you.
jazzfi 2 years ago
Still searching I see.....LOL.Who is this guy? He's 50 years old, going back and foward with someone he believes is a pervert....And who says a mind isn't a terrible thing to waste?.....LOL....
Rasa1106 2 years ago
Go get em Sterling!............LOL.....Is that you? Your name's sterling? That's a pretty funny name dude, sterling...LOL...You must laugh all the time.
Rasa1106 2 years ago
What x-rated shit?
67nairb 2 years ago
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1RichardHunt 2 years ago
It is. Winston Sharples sold the music pieces as production music for Tennessee Tuxedo. It's been also used in Felix The Cat (The TV Series)
KrazyKartoonKid 2 years ago
I used to watch this every day after school in the early 70s. Back when you could actually learn from watching cartoons. It was a while before I noticed that the voice of Tennesse Tuxedo and Maxwell Smart were one in the same!
mrsgstd 2 years ago
they were also one, and the same with Inspector Gadget. right?
hemanshera777 2 years ago
Correct. Don Adams was Maxwell Smart, Tennessee Tuxedo and Inspector Gadget
mrsgstd 2 years ago
lol tenessee tuxedo looks like obama!
Murdoc1923 2 years ago
this brings back memories ;)
Easytrick420 2 years ago
agent 86
JHORANX2O 2 years ago
i named my cat chummley
Videoman2k7 2 years ago
chummley
Videoman2k7 2 years ago
Was this by Jay Ward?
ClawMachine44 2 years ago
woowo, such a little world! I used to watch it in persian in Iran!
promte2002 3 years ago 5
Yes indeed (doosté aziz), it is a small world, since I myself got to see these cartoons dubbed in farsi in Teheran in the early -70´s. The memories do stay with you, don´t they?
rapr1 3 years ago 4
Those cartoons are all unforgeteble....
amiramir1360 2 years ago
@promte2002 How about Morad Barghi va Mahboobeh?
cafeflorab4 1 year ago
Chumley is Cleveland Browns head Coach Romeo Crennel
Meren32 3 years ago
lol-don't insult chumley
pyro4561 3 years ago
wiley207: Good analogy. Tennessee could be George. This classic pair is used alot in cartoons. Think of the WB cartoons with the crininals Rocky and Mugsy. Or the abominable snowman..."I will hold him, and pet him, and squeeze him, and I will call him GEORGE!" LOL
brcbrtn 3 years ago
Gee Tennessee, what are we going to do now?
Chumley, I think it's time to see Mr. Whoopi!
Let's go!
quesondriac 3 years ago 4
well what can i say, i love penguins, i loved tennesee growing up, and its so great to see the old cartoons again. thanks a lot for posting!
syllviababe 3 years ago
AAAH!!! ITS DON ADAMS!!!! lol i luv that man 2 death :) i wish this stuff was around now! all i've got 4 childhood memories is Clifford! the baby boomers got Get Smart!!!! <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 RIP don adams!!!!
rocknrollrosie 3 years ago
Well...At least we got "Inspector Gadget". Very similar to "Get Smart". Max dealt with KAOS. Gadgtet got M.A.D. Maxwell had 99 to encourage him and help him while Gadget had Penny and Brain to assist him in all his cases.
Then there was Don's work as a stand up comedian. If you ever get a chance, listen to him. One of the wittiest and most imaginative stand up comedians ever to grace our planet!
JustaCornerstone 3 years ago
Yeah, i've been looking for him doing standup!
but i can't find any!!! do u know where i could watch some? i'd love to! :)
rocknrollrosie 3 years ago
TT is a loan officer now. Seriously.
dandruff71 3 years ago
Maxwell Smart as a penguin- this is friggn' awesome
wickedfeylady 3 years ago 2
Is it just me, or does Chumley remind me of Lenny from "Of Mice and Men?"
wiley207 3 years ago
Oh Yes! You are right. But I don't think Lenny had tusks!!
sgnmath1234 3 years ago
Lenny was a human, and Chumley was a walrus :p But they were both not very smart, kinda overweight, said "Duh" in a lot of their speech, and both wore a similar hat style.
wiley207 3 years ago
John Lennon was the walrus... no wait, that was a different one.
mrsgstd 2 years ago
yeah you're actually thinking of a Beatles song (one that MENTIONS a walrus)
hemanshera777 2 years ago
...'sick, chumly's cheeks look like a set of hairy ones..sex on my brain, i guess
jannew1515 3 years ago
wheres the dude wit the 3-d calk board! (ive never seen any tennessee tuxedo cartoons)
monoxide0child 3 years ago
Tungsten..Filament..hey I learned something, cool!
mistersleeepy 3 years ago
Once again fat people ruin everything!
chorkybrenner 3 years ago
Chumley was misunderstood.
skishred12 3 years ago
Chumley's the inspiration for Forest Gump.
I miss Don Adams--He "never failed" until death killed him
steve7138 3 years ago 7
Cmon and see, see, see, Tennessee Tuxedo!!!
markalites 3 years ago
Oh My God! I soooo remember my childhood vividly! Like the summer holidays spent just watching this aaaaall day long! And that was a good 25 yrs ago. Pity they don't make cartoons like this anymore...
FrankieTBolt 3 years ago 4
Don adams also did inspector gadget.
bugzappers2112 3 years ago
The NFL should have named the franchise in Tennessee, "The Tennessee Tuxedos" instead of the Titans, with Tennessee Tuxedo on the side of the helmet.
QuakerDragon 3 years ago 4
What a great cartoon memory. Simplier times back then.
TBomb068 3 years ago
Better times back then...
Inder945 3 years ago
OMG DON ADAMS IS IN THIS!!!
palmtreesOK 3 years ago
Yes, he was the voice of Tennessee Tuxedo!
rmr2001 3 years ago
this is what cartoons today need lids today dont even know cartoons like this even thoguh its funny and somewhat educational
beatlebassmania 3 years ago
I am saddened to see that today's animated features lack the educational resources that were explained in this Tennessee Tuxedo Cartoon. Besides, is there a need for the E/I rating logo to appear on our TV screens? ABSOLUTELY NOT!!!!!
Pookatube 3 years ago
Thanks for uploading these.
MrK623 3 years ago
The guy from get smart voices the penguin
smokinhotwheels 3 years ago 2
That's right. His name is Don Adams.
daryl060761 3 years ago 2
I often wonder where people dig these up out of or are they still televised...anyone remember touche turtle...
aieaoe 4 years ago
I do remember Touche Turtle, boy was it great. A few episodes of Tennessee Tuxedo are actually commercially availabe on DVD.
rapr1 4 years ago
I got my nieces and nephew the Pink Panther collection... they go crazy over them, especially my nephew....my favorite are still all the old bugs bunny characters...oh and can't forget the flintstones...
aieaoe 4 years ago
Not Chumley-Tennessee sounds like Chris Wallace and Brian Williams.
godslovestar 4 years ago
I can't decide-if Chumley sounds more like the NBC anchor Brian Williams or the Fox anchor Chris Wallace.
godslovestar 4 years ago
I can't believe that so many kids in school and summer camp talked like Chumley, saying "duh" and "gee" all the time. I always thought they were "dorky." The way Chumley talks is like a stereotypical retarded guy! I also have a customer that lives in Tennessee and talks like that, so I wonder if they all talk like that in Tennessee.
jeopardy60611 4 years ago
I know what you mean about dumb light bulb!
When I get an idea it always appears dull to those who are so damn far away. But to others it is like a Nuclear blast FLASH.
Hmm!?
SAT9terminus 4 years ago
How many toothpicks did it take? A Milan?
ShotsloppyD 4 years ago
my uncle made a replica of the cathedral at Milan made entirely of toothpicks. later, my grandmother put a curse on it.
jackhillty 4 years ago
I remember those days. Betty rubble was high on coke most times, and what a bitch! Mel blanc really screwed us doing voice overs of our real voices and doing those comedic ones. Man. It still makes my concrete car shake with anger!
CINDYSHEEHANWASRIGHT 4 years ago
I wish that the Tennessee Tuxedo Show were back on free tv. I miss it.
ftenzer 4 years ago
That was pretty educational, and interesting concerning Edison's experiments.
Though I always wondered what would happen if Mr. Livingston found out about Mr Whoopee telling these two about how to do things.
uruseiranma 4 years ago
Howard Sterns' dad recorded these cartoons in his studio.
xavier78 4 years ago
The opening is cut off..this was the first episode...since it depicts them being brought to the zoo..Mr.Whoopee, in a rare moment, gets a bit ticked at our friends at one time before he reassures them that they'll find a way..
SteveCarras 4 years ago
Why don't these cartoons come back on Saturdays they were the best days to watch tv. These were the best cartoons ever. I would wake up and watch cartoons that were american non of these cartoons like today. I even got my kids hooed on the old cartoons.
suzbubbles2352 4 years ago
btween this mr peabody and school house rock i learned more then most of my time in the californina public school system
Mojack420 4 years ago
That's less a reflection of the California public school system, than ...
plooger 4 years ago
thanks for the saturday morning fave,i havent seen this stuff in thirty years,it is wonderful!thanks again
starfyre05 4 years ago
Don Adams voiced Tennessee, Bradley Bolke voiced Chumley, Delo States voiced Stanley Livingston and Larry Storch voiced Phineas J. Whoopee...but who did the voice of Flunkie?
dnm728 4 years ago
Larry Storch did Mr. Whoopie? How interesting, thanks for the heads up! btw, how could you tell? the credits never matched up the character with the actor?
jazzfi 4 years ago
Many references mention it...and the Warners's Cool Cat cartoons have a hunter named Rimifire, ("I say, Col.Rimfire, naive poster on Youtube) and those do credit Larry Storch.
SteveCarras 3 years ago
The Penguin sounds incredibly like Don Adams/Inspector Gadget.
BebopTrotter 4 years ago
That's because he's voiced by Don Adams.
kroneland 4 years ago
Thanks! I didn't think he was active when this was made. Who's doing the others?
BebopTrotter 4 years ago
I don't know. I'm only familiar with Don Adams's filmography.
kroneland 4 years ago
Bradley Bolke was the voice of Chumley and Larry Storch was the voice of Phineas J. Whoopee
earthquakepills 4 years ago
Larry Storch? It doesn't sound like him! Wow. I do know I've seen Storch's name on cartoon credits, though.
EmpressDR 4 years ago
I know. I'm only going by IMDB, but I haven't disagreed with them yet. I've read a few things about Don Adams and Larry being friends before and when they were starting out as actors, so it makes sense if it's true. In any case, I'm just so glad someone who loved this cartoon as much as we did put a few of them up here. Larry S. was such a character comic that I could see him doing any voice. Kind of like Frank Gorshin, he did everything too. Thanks for the reply!
earthquakepills 4 years ago
explains how Larry Storch got the role of the Groovy Guru on the Get Smart episode, but at the time, in addition to his regular feature on F Troop, Larry Storch was on tons of TV shows, Gilligan's Island for one...
jazzfi 4 years ago
And Don Adams was the voice of Tennessee Tuxedo. I think Tennessee Tuxedo had more brains than Inspector Gadget.
cbsteffen 4 years ago
...made out of BAMBOO?? Rock-ON, Mister Whoopee, with the 3-D B.B.! How-come they don't make 'em like THAT anymore?
tallpaul88 4 years ago
Hell Yes!!! I love it. Things from my childhood ROCK. They forgot to make the episode where Chumley's taken all the crap he can stand off of Tennessee and kicks his ass... THANKS for the post...got any School House Rock???
sweetpeach67 5 years ago
This looks like one of the real early ones.
matman8540 5 years ago
i used to love watching these reruns in the 80s.
geekinthapink 5 years ago