Name the cartoon characters

[BurtWorm]

No cheating. Who are these guys. Extra points for their full names.

[Kikosexy2]

1. King Leo..

and Stinky??????

[BurtWorm]

6. Ohhhh!

Good guess! :toast:

[Cush]

2. uhhhhhhhhhh....no clue

[DinahMoeHum]

3. The King and Odie

The King - the lion
Odie - the skunk

sorry I don't have full names.

:evilgrin:

[BurtWorm]

7. I was like you until I went here

http://www.toontracker.com/totaltv/kingodie.htm

[Tom Kitten]

4. King Leonardo

and Odie Cologne!
I used to watch that cartoon...

[BurtWorm]

8. Prezackly!

You win AND you get extra points.

[radfringe]

5. BAN ODIE!!!

He's nude -- what kind of example is this setting for our children??? Our children will grow up thinking it's ok to sit naked with a lion king....

bonus points - what's the name of King Leonardo's brother...

[BurtWorm]

9. And he reeks of cologne! (Paco Rabanne?)

Excellent bonus point question.

[BurtWorm]

12. Bonus question visual aid: What was the King's brother's name

and what was his brother's henchman's name?

[yellowdogintexas]

48. Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother

that's my story and I am sticking to it

[BurtWorm]

51. You're good.

:toast:

[yellowdogintexas]

53. thank you

I loved that silly show

[Bombtrack]

10. Howard Stern Lion and Bababooey squirell

Ok the second one is reaching

[BurtWorm]

11. Okay, name all of these guys

[asthmaticeog]

14. L-R

Tenessee Tuxedo, Chumley, and Professor Phineas J. Whoopie.

I use to LOVE that 'toon when I was a kid.

[BurtWorm]

17. Excellent!

I would have gotten Tennessee and Chumley, but I couldn't remember Professor Whoopie's name--let alone his first name and middle initial! :toast:

[giant_robot]

33. Phineas J. Whoopie, you're a genius!

For extra points: Who was the voice of Tennessee Tuxedo?

[BurtWorm]

45. Don Adams

Better known as Maxwell Smart.

Would you believe Inspector Gadget?

[underpants]

15. Oh I remember that one but I can't remember their names

Damn!

[underpants]

13. NO CHEATING-who is this?

[asthmaticeog]

16. Franklin.

He lasted what, a couple of years, tops?

[BurtWorm]

18. Who is this?

No peeking.

[ronnykmarshall]

19. Rat Fink

[BurtWorm]

20. Who's this?

[CanuckAmok]

22. That'd be Batfink.

What ever happened to that guy?

[BurtWorm]

24. He was on Nickelodeon on Saturdays for a while when my daughter was

an infant. I couldn't believe how lame it was--such non-stop lameness. It was almost brilliantly lame.

[BurtWorm]

21. Two more

[CanuckAmok]

23. here's two more...

[BurtWorm]

25. Roger Rocket and ...

Damn! I don't know.

[CanuckAmok]

26. Roger Ramjet and General G.I. Brassbottom

Now that was a great cartoon!

[BurtWorm]

28. It had a brief life, though, didn't it?

I remember loving it when I was about 6 or 7, but I can't remember much about it--barely even the name, as you witnessed.

[CanuckAmok]

31. Gary Owens (Laugh-In) was the voice of Ramjet.

It's freakin' hilarious. It was on at 11:00am weekdays where I lived as a teen (scahsing in on the stoner deadheads living in their parents' basements, I think), and, if you can believe this, the last time I saw it was on TV in Cyprus.

Cyprus!

I'd love to find them on DVD... they really are hysterical.

[BurtWorm]

34. You're bringing it back to me.

That oversized voice mismatched with the limited animation head. Was that a Jay Ward cartoon?

[CanuckAmok]

35. It was very Jay Ward-esque... but I don't think it was Ward.

It was on such a shoestring, though, that instead of animating entire sections of dialogue, they would have cards with the most common phrases in the scripts written on them, and insert them in the parts of dialogue when the person was saying the words.

So you'd be watching Ramjet saying "The Poer of twenty atom bombs of a period of twenty seconds", and for the duration of that statement, the phrase was shown on the screen.

I think it's lack of availibility now is that the whole 'superhero' part of the story was that he popped these pills that gave him the aforementioned strength. Probably not a great role model in Bush's Murika.

[BurtWorm]

41. Didn't he also have noodles named after him?

I seem to remember him being on some noodle package--egg noodles that were very delicious to a little kid.

In any case, the more you relate, the better I remember why I loved that show when it was on.

[CanuckAmok]

43. The villain's name was Noodles Romanoff (and his band of No-Goods)

Other villains included:

The Dreaded Solenoid Robots

Dr. Frank N. Schwein

A purple gorilla that Ramjet named "Mr. Oit", for some reason

and some pirate who's name escapes me.

[BurtWorm]

44. See how twisted things get in the memory?

Noodles Romanoff!

[BurtWorm]

27. Who are these guys?

And what's their uncle's first name?

[Capn Sunshine]

29. I only know it has something to do with Mr. Magoo

But I have to go back to work now

[BurtWorm]

32. You're on the right track, Cap'n.

Except for going back to work. ;)

[Goathead]

30. Holy crap! When was that drawn, the 1850s?

No, Homer. Very few cartoons are broadcast live, it's a terrible strain on the animators' wrists.

[giant_robot]

36. OK, who's this guy?

[BurtWorm]

37. Superfly?

Zip the Fly?

No... it's Fearless Flea!

(I don't know.)

[giant_robot]

38. You were so close! Keep trying! n/t

[BurtWorm]

39. Fearless Fly!

Super flea?

[giant_robot]

40. Dingdingdingding!

It's Fearless Fly, from the Milton the Monster show. He get's his powers from his huge glasses.

[BurtWorm]

42. Oh yeah!

I knew he looked familiar. :thumbsup:

[WindRavenX]

46. who's this?

(and if you get it right you are such an 80's child)

[yellowdogintexas]

49. somebody from the My Little Pony show?

[WindRavenX]

50. nope

Guess again

[yellowdogintexas]

47. Leonardo Lion and his faithful aide Odeo Colognie

apologies for spelling since I never saw Odeo's actual name in print.

[BurtWorm]

52. It's actually Odie Cologne.

Like Eau de Cologne! I just got that joke, after all these years! Wow am I slow. :crazy:

[yellowdogintexas]

54. I was remembering the theme song, and going by the pronounciation

in the theme song. Odie O Cologne kind of stretched out.