Did you notice that Popeye's arch nemesis Bluto doesn't have very many friends in this world? That's what the Transformers human cartoon character Spike Whitwicki said about the fictitious state Senator Sean Berger, of course. As a matter of fact, I didn't tell you that I Google searched for who Popeye's other enemies? I found one of them. And his name is Devon Larret. You have to dig deep for this information. I one time did this, you know. Which is: portray Randy Gray and his friend Lorenzo as Popeye's new enemies. I'm preaching the truth to you: Which is what I'm doing. Don't tune me out.
Really wish that sequel happen since it will be an adaptation of Prisoner Of The Sun and it will be directed by Jackson. Which is really fit since there some dark scene in the comic.And want to see how Andy Serkis perform as Haddock dealing with the Llama.
I'm so glad there are still people who loves Tintin. Haddock gotta be the best character, he makes me laugh so much, since my childhood Oh, btw, I'm a 20 yo from Brazil
@@RM2011ish That's true Tintin is iconic he's been around since the 20's I don't think the comics were big in America until the 80's or 70's to be honest lol.
I remember when the movie first came out and was so excited to see they’d finally realised how good tintin would be on the big screen - wish they’d make another one…
I love the animated series, but Jamie Bell and Andy Serkis just adds another layer to Tintin and Haddock, especially Serkis with his Scottish accent and delivery of BLISTERING BARNACLES and THUNDERING TYPHOONS
David Fox did such a good job as Haddock in these cartoons IMO. Just the right balance of gruffness, humor and a warm heart lurking underneath. The accent might not be what Hergé would have had in mind but I can't hear anyone else but Fox when reading the comics now, and even Andy Serkis' portrayal from the 2011 film - though good in its own right - will always sound "off" to me.
In the original commics, the longest tirades in the original languages were: *"mille millions de mille milliards de mille sabords!"* In the French comic. *"honderdduizend miljard bliksembommen en dondergranaten"* In the Dutch version. And: *"Hunderttausend heulende und jaulende Höllenhunde!"* for the German version. Haddock was inspired by Edgar P. Jacobs who, (according to Hergé himself) could randomly explode in lengthy cursing tirades. Which is rather typical for the average Belgian, the French and Flemish folk at least.
So we can all agree Karl Urban needs to play this man if they ever make another live action movie For tin tin: Tom holland or Paddy Holland or Nicholas Hoult
Capt Haddock is probably the only cartoon character that swears left and right but still managed to keep it PG
The last one got me. “License? LICENSE?” Cap is definitely American.
Did you notice that Popeye's arch nemesis Bluto doesn't have very many friends in this world? That's what the Transformers human cartoon character Spike Whitwicki said about the fictitious state Senator Sean Berger, of course. As a matter of fact, I didn't tell you that I Google searched for who Popeye's other enemies? I found one of them. And his name is Devon Larret. You have to dig deep for this information. I one time did this, you know. Which is: portray Randy Gray and his friend Lorenzo as Popeye's new enemies. I'm preaching the truth to you: Which is what I'm doing. Don't tune me out.
He is actually British
@@TomEssenhigh Nah nah, captain Haddock is Scottish and French.
@@stuglife5514 SCOTLAAAAAAAND FOOOOOOOOOORREEEEEEEEEEEEEVVVEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERRR
Just taking notes
3. Perambulating
2.thundering tyfoon
1.Blistering Barnacles💥
B L I S T E R I N G B A R N A C L E S !
i think his 'nads went over the cliff
His curses sound better in French .
Yeah in Dutch too. The voice I am familiar with is more raw and manly.
And in Greek too
And in Danish too
Merde!
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Interesting
That llama went "WTF" and his fellow compatriot just like "get rekt"
They should REALLY find a way to rerelease or stream the TinTin TV series.
I'm also waiting on that sequel Mr. Spielberg.
Netflix?
Might show on metv toons.
The movie was a complete defecation
Haddock in the film: Yo Ho and a bottle of rum
Haddock in the cartoons: Listen here you little shit
Not sure why this was recommended but glad it was. Amazing!
Hahahaha I’m glad! I’m in the middle of making another one literally because of how this one blew up 🤣
Exactly
Really wish that sequel happen since it will be an adaptation of Prisoner Of The Sun and it will be directed by Jackson. Which is really fit since there some dark scene in the comic.And want to see how Andy Serkis perform as Haddock dealing with the Llama.
David Fox (The Voice of Haddock in the 1991 series) will forever will be missed (1941-2021)
That ending was so random, I chocked on my drink lmao-
I'm so glad there are still people who loves Tintin. Haddock gotta be the best character, he makes me laugh so much, since my childhood
Oh, btw, I'm a 20 yo from Brazil
Hey hey, another young Tintin fan!
Omg so nice to encounter a fan around my age
I always love how creative haddock's insults are and a lot of them are pretty funny
The honk when he falls into the cactus was so disrespectful
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TinTin may be the main character, but Haddock is definitely the BEST character. 😂
Yeah, but sometimes his alcoholism is creepy.
1:57 THOMPSON!!!
I need to watch all of these. I have a mighty need.
I’m glad I’m not the only who remembers this show and Haddock’s isms lol. I used to watch this show when I was sick, at home from school.
Tintin looks like a Doug character or episode lol. Unless it's the same producers but wow I didn't know they honestly had a 2D version of Tintin.
If he was, he probably be named "Tin Cann".
Tintin actually came WAAAAAYYYY before Doug.
@@RM2011ish That's true Tintin is iconic he's been around since the 20's I don't think the comics were big in America until the 80's or 70's to be honest lol.
This is actually the original design from the comic books. I grew up with it and really like it. Now that you mention it, it does look like Doug. Haha
@@ArjanTigchelaar They DO have similar artstyles. Made me believe Tintin was one of Doug's fantasy heroes he dreamed up. 😆
This is the BEST comic book character I've ever seen in my life xD, it always makes me laugh at his bad mood. 😂
I've only known Tintin from that CGI movie. Lol
I remember when the movie first came out and was so excited to see they’d finally realised how good tintin would be on the big screen - wish they’d make another one…
That's a shame.
What Haddock say: BLISTERING BARNECLES
What i hear:
BLISTERING PRINGLES
That's definitely not the voice I would have imagined for Captain Haddock; but that's exactly the voice I always pictured for Tintin.
Hands down, my favorite character in the series. Every time I hear "Blistering," I would always say "barnacles" right alongside him.
Next, make a video on how many times Tintin gets angry. I'm sure it's a lot more often than Captain Haddock!🤣
Tintin tends to get impatient and frustrated more often then he does angry in the same way as Haddock...
@@zaksnow2233 Yeah, but if he did blow up in an angry fashion, it would certainly be interesting.
Maybe in the movie.
A Tintin recommendation in 2024 is a welcome surprise from all the other stuff
BLIstERinG BerNIcLEs
I love the animated series, but Jamie Bell and Andy Serkis just adds another layer to Tintin and Haddock, especially Serkis with his Scottish accent and delivery of BLISTERING BARNACLES and THUNDERING TYPHOONS
Tintin is one of my childhood heroes, i have comics and watched every episodes of the cartoon
0:45 "Cut the cackle and get me out of this before I go crazy!!!"
funniest line in both the comics and the show 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Its actually of a comic I am reading rn
I miss the show
Tintin en anglais...c'est pas si mal que ça, TONNERRE DE BREST !!
Why does this show give me Adventure Time vibes??
The barnacles do be blistering
He doesn't sound merelly as rought in english especially with this barnicle thing xD
David Fox did such a good job as Haddock in these cartoons IMO. Just the right balance of gruffness, humor and a warm heart lurking underneath. The accent might not be what Hergé would have had in mind but I can't hear anyone else but Fox when reading the comics now, and even Andy Serkis' portrayal from the 2011 film - though good in its own right - will always sound "off" to me.
everytime he said Blistering Barnacles Take a shot XD
when are you posting more fam
God I wish this show was back on netflix
Honesty I don't much about tintin and where it came from. But for some reason these videos keeps popping up in my recommendations.
In the original commics, the longest tirades in the original languages were: *"mille millions de mille milliards de mille sabords!"* In the French comic.
*"honderdduizend miljard bliksembommen en dondergranaten"* In the Dutch version.
And: *"Hunderttausend heulende und jaulende Höllenhunde!"* for the German version.
Haddock was inspired by Edgar P. Jacobs who, (according to Hergé himself) could randomly explode in lengthy cursing tirades.
Which is rather typical for the average Belgian, the French and Flemish folk at least.
The get me with the picture actions
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get rekd llama
Give me TinTin tv and sequel plz spielberg.
I thought he was scottish
1:36, 0:09, 0:32, 0:55: Haddock and the “Imitation Camel”
THERE WAS AN ANIMATED SERIES!?
Duizend Bliksem Bommen!
Funny haddock
i did like the Dutch version
Seen that Tintin finally snaps video?
Always been more used to Paul Frees voice as Haddock.🤔
Oi? You got a loicense for that?
I'm French Canadian...
He is worst in French mon ami...
can someone tell me why are they in peru?
They're Looking for Professor Calculus.
They're looking for They're Looking for Professor Calculus.
So we can all agree Karl Urban needs to play this man if they ever make another live action movie
For tin tin: Tom holland or Paddy Holland or Nicholas Hoult
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