Aaaaa estás joyas de la animación de Terry Toon y demás exponentes de la vieja y querida escuela . Me hacen sentir nostalgia del mundo que se tomaba todo a broma para sobrellevar las dificultades de la vida. Sentimientos como el amor romántico el respeto la consideración y el buen humor se volvieron cosa de un pasado duro y crudo pero con sentido y propósito . El de tener un futuro algo más amable y tolerante Ahora comprendo la tristeza de los mayores cuando ven un sueño transformado en pesadilla carente del sentido que alguna vez le dió razón a la lucha por vivir y morir en paz Para nuestra desgracia la vida se volvió una broma cruel y sin gracia😢
Not a bad cartoon, and there were a few nice gags like the inside out lion (kind of creepy that), all the animals laughing at the end, and the Flintstone's style landing gear. But for the most part it was only so so, even though it was nice to see Gandy and Sourpuss, one of my favorite toon duos, especially since I don't remember ever seeing this before.
Nope, not even close. Bill Nolan did the exact same type of gag for the oswald cartoons over at Walter Lantz for about 3 years and animated all of them. -"Henpecked" (1930) -"Shipwrecked" (1931) -"The Busy Barber" (1932)
Don't worry it's just a cartoon . And the lion didn't die and even got a good laugh at the end of the cartoonkids video games are far harsher than this cartoon could ever be
Aside from this cartoon and another one I don't remmeber seeing any GANDY GOOSE cartoons as a kid on television. I saw HECTOR HEATHCOTE, SIDNEY ELEPHANT, some DIMWIT DOG cartoons, LITTLE ROQUEFORT, DINKY, HECKLE & JECKLE, and of course MIGHTY MOUSE. But no GANDY GOOSE.
See how easy what is? And I don't remember getting any comment from you 6 days ago. Have you decided to the make of posting comments from THROWING THE BULL to WHO'S WHO IN THE JUNGLE?
You seemed worried about continuing after 500 comments over at Throwing the Bull, so I just wrote about how easy it is to find a comment and moving on. No I haven't decided to move, but again, when the time comes it is easy to do.
We can continue our discussion over at THROWING THE BULL until after the 500 comments. I don't remember you replying to me week ago. You replied to a comment I made 3 years ago which had nothing to do with my concern about our correspondence. My reply was from 3 years ago before we began our correspondence with each other. OT, if the 1960's was the most the turbulent decade in American history, 1968 was the most turbulent year of the 1960's. It seemed that sanity had been completely lost in horror. This year is the golden or 50th anniversary of that year or should I say the dark anniversary of that year for it was truly dark; there was nothing golden about it. But I don't have to tell you that. It was the year of the TET Offensive in Vietnam; an overwhelming military defeat but political success for the communists and an overwhelming military success but political defeat for America and it's South Vietnamese ally. The year Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated in Memphis and six months later Robert Kennedy in Los Angeles; the year that leftist students took control of Columbia University because the administration was sending money to the Vietnam War effort, a war the students were opposed to; the year of the terrible riots at the DNC in Chicago between police and anti-war protesters. Nevertheless VPOTUS Humphrey was nominated for POTUS but in the midst of turmoil. And this turmoil would not be confined to America; there were massive riots in Paris by students of the Sorbonne; a railway strike which paralyzed the French economy, France feared a communist takeover. the Soviet and Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia, the war in Biafra in Nigeria, and student protests in cities all over the world like Mexico City, London Brussles and Tokyo. It was a year completely out of control. But sanity seemed to returning to America with the election of Richard Nixon as POTUS. The Democrats seemed to have lead America into chaos; the GOP proposed order and it looked like a reality. But sanity left us a year later with the Manson murders. One far less tragic event happened in 1968; Terrytoons stopped producing cartoons. But the studio wouldn't close it's doors until after the death of Paul Terry 3 years later.
The rhino in this cartoon has only one horn. If the setting of this cartoon takes place in Africa, the rhino should have two horns not one. All African rhinos have two horns. But as Paul Terry would "Who the hell cares? PUT HIM IN !!!!" LOL!
Ce n'est qu'un dessin animé...... Mais dans la réalité, si les Rino pouvaient retourner leur cornes pour faire un part-balles, combien seraient épargnés au lieu d être massacrés.....
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Classic Terrytoon. Over the limit music and sound effects! My favorite part is this music with the walking Rhino. Bass sax! Love it!
These are Gandy Goose 🦆 and his friend is Sourpuss.
These are the best. Terry toons is very underrated and I wonder why they don't make mighty mouse popular again.
I love your channel because it reminds me of my childhood
Aaaaa estás joyas de la animación de Terry Toon y demás exponentes de la vieja y querida escuela .
Me hacen sentir nostalgia del mundo que se tomaba todo a broma para sobrellevar las dificultades de la vida.
Sentimientos como el amor romántico el respeto la consideración y el buen humor se volvieron cosa de un pasado duro y crudo pero con sentido y propósito .
El de tener un futuro algo más amable y tolerante
Ahora comprendo la tristeza de los mayores cuando ven un sueño transformado en pesadilla carente del sentido que alguna vez le dió razón a la lucha por vivir y morir en paz
Para nuestra desgracia la vida se volvió una broma cruel y sin gracia😢
I have no absolutely no idea whatsover it was much too long ago. A Heckle & Jeckle cartoon was produced similar to this one a few years later.
Those poachers have paid for all their animal cruelty crimes. They really deserves what they have done.
The poachers were animals as well
I vaguely remember seeing this cartoon one Saturday morning about 40 years ago.
No
@@tatianaarrieta6157 no what?
There was Heckle and Jeckle cartoon similar to this called THE LION HUNT.
3:10 I really love the music with the part was the rhino how it fits it really well.
"Are there any lions around here?"
Lions live in the savanna.
Not a bad cartoon, and there were a few nice gags like the inside out lion (kind of creepy that), all the animals laughing at the end, and the Flintstone's style landing gear. But for the most part it was only so so, even though it was nice to see Gandy and Sourpuss, one of my favorite toon duos, especially since I don't remember ever seeing this before.
Notice the rhino has only one horn. Did you know that Asian rhinos like the Indian only have one horn and all African rhinos have two?
brian sedlock easier to draw.
There's a pretty grisly scene where a lion is turned inside out!
A similar thing in the Mighty Mouse cartoon AT THE CIRCUS.
2:24-2:32 that's a recording of a human baby cry. A cry heard in many a Terrytoons, especially Mighty Mouse Terrytoons.
5:28 Wonder if that's the first time a gag like that was ever done.
Nope, not even close.
Bill Nolan did the exact same type of gag for the oswald cartoons over at Walter Lantz for about 3 years and animated all of them.
-"Henpecked" (1930)
-"Shipwrecked" (1931)
-"The Busy Barber" (1932)
@@austinj.jenkins2547 This also happened in a Betty Boop cartoon called "Snow White"
hahah...this toon its so funny to watch!!!🦏🐒🦁
e desenhou muito bonito e legal 😁
they turned the lion inside out thats not very child friendly XD
wild ratty girl/Naia smith in context it works
Don't worry it's just a cartoon . And the lion didn't die and even got a good laugh at the end of the cartoonkids video games are far harsher than this cartoon could ever be
Skunks in the jungle?!
Why would the baby gorilla try to warn Gandy and Sourpuss about a rhino coming after them they spanked him.
He's being a good Samaritan.
I don't know why. If I were the baby gorilla, I wouldn't warn them about an approaching rhino after they spanked me.
All the more reason not to warn them about an approaching rhino.
@@Stephen10528 I think you mean good simian -ritan heyo!
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Aside from this cartoon and another one I don't remmeber seeing any GANDY GOOSE cartoons as a kid on television. I saw HECTOR HEATHCOTE, SIDNEY ELEPHANT, some DIMWIT DOG cartoons, LITTLE ROQUEFORT, DINKY, HECKLE & JECKLE, and of course MIGHTY MOUSE. But no GANDY GOOSE.
You see how easy it is.
See how easy what is? And I don't remember getting any comment from you 6 days ago. Have you decided to the make of posting comments from THROWING THE BULL to WHO'S WHO IN THE JUNGLE?
You seemed worried about continuing after 500 comments over at Throwing the Bull, so I just wrote about how easy it is to find a comment and moving on. No I haven't decided to move, but again, when the time comes it is easy to do.
We can continue our discussion over at THROWING THE BULL until after the 500 comments. I don't remember you replying to me week ago. You replied to a comment I made 3 years ago which had nothing to do with my concern about our correspondence. My reply was from 3 years ago before we began our correspondence with each other.
OT, if the 1960's was the most the turbulent decade in American history, 1968 was the most turbulent year of the 1960's. It seemed that sanity had been completely lost in horror. This year is the golden or 50th anniversary of that year or should I say the dark anniversary of that year for it was truly dark; there was nothing golden about it. But I don't have to tell you that. It was the year of the TET Offensive in Vietnam; an overwhelming military defeat but political success for the communists and an overwhelming military success but political defeat for America and it's South Vietnamese ally. The year Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated in Memphis and six months later Robert Kennedy in Los Angeles; the year that leftist students took control of Columbia University because the administration was sending money to the Vietnam War effort, a war the students were opposed to; the year of the terrible riots at the DNC in Chicago between police and anti-war protesters. Nevertheless VPOTUS Humphrey was nominated for POTUS but in the midst of turmoil. And this turmoil would not be confined to America; there were massive riots in Paris by students of the Sorbonne; a railway strike which paralyzed the French economy, France feared a communist takeover. the Soviet and Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia, the war in Biafra in Nigeria, and student protests in cities all over the world like Mexico City, London Brussles and Tokyo. It was a year completely out of control. But sanity seemed to returning to America with the election of Richard Nixon as POTUS. The Democrats seemed to have lead America into chaos; the GOP proposed order and it looked like a reality. But sanity left us a year later with the Manson murders.
One far less tragic event happened in 1968; Terrytoons stopped producing cartoons. But the studio wouldn't close it's doors until after the death of Paul Terry 3 years later.
@@gnikcohs How was your Halloween?
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Hey are there any lions around here? NO! 1:51
3:02 Pitfall in a nutshell
I love cats but that one belongs in the trash
Why does the cat sound like Spike from Tom and Jerry?
To KyleMan88789 GoAnimated & Stuff. Your comment to me is not on the board. For some reason.
Very nice
2:56
1:54 does that answer your question?
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Q fino
There are no skunks or tigers in Africa.
"Who the hell CARES if there aren't any skunks or tigers in Africa??? PUT 'EM IN!!!!!!" -Paul Terry
Those were Paul Terry's actual words?
Not really- but that's what he'd SAY, under the circumstances.
The rhino in this cartoon has only one horn. If the setting of this cartoon takes place in Africa, the rhino should have two horns not one. All African rhinos have two horns. But as Paul Terry would "Who the hell cares? PUT HIM IN !!!!" LOL!
& there are no lions in the jungle. They live on the plains.
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Ce n'est qu'un dessin animé......
Mais dans la réalité, si les Rino pouvaient retourner leur cornes pour faire un part-balles, combien seraient épargnés au lieu d être massacrés.....
Indian Rhinoceros 3:09
Rhinoceros are not afraid of lions
they don't have to be with those big pointy horns of theirs.
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