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From a film copy of "Rocky and His Friends," here are the complete opens and closes to the show and all the segments! This show had original commercials, which will be uploaded next on this Channel!
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Bullwinkle
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Added: 31st December 2008
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Posted By: videoholic |
 
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. . . .from "Fractured Fairy Tales". . .she gives me a warm fuzzy feeling!!!
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Added: 10th October 2007
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Jay Ward provided the animation to the popular 1960s creation.
Cap'n Crunch cereal had hit its peak in 1971, this is when more competition came along from other brands.
It is a fact,Fruity Pebbles took the lead with Fred Flintstone and his friends as its commercial characters for its advertising agenda.
Cap'n Crunch's animator/creator, Jay Ward, he also provided the weekly series of cartoons, Dudley Do-Right, Rocky and Bullwinkle, Mister Peabody and Sherman. You may remember, the short cartoon Fractured Fairy Tales, and George Of The Jungle, just to name a two more of his companies animated creations.
The cereal Cap'n Crunch is manufactured by the Quaker Oats Company.
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Crunch
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1970s
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Added: 2nd March 2009
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Posted By: Electricland |
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Do you remember this ABC short-term series on Saturday in 1967? This was a sort of spoof on Tarzen who was still popular at the time.
The Jay Roach produced "George of the Jungle" looked a lot like "The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show" because it was made by the same animation team. Captain Crunch's commercials were being produced by them about the same time too.
Now, how is it that it only lasted a short while?
You saw it rebroadcast perhaps, right?
The answer: This animated series for various reasons went over its small budget and resulted in being cut-down. Jay Roach wanted more of George, which resulted in running out of money. This prompted a serious problem which was too bad. "George of the Jungle" was a more quality-oriented series than the other productions that the company was creating at the time. George was all-American. At that time, other cartoon shows the company was producing were made in nearby Mexico. With George, the producer got very excited about making George in their Hollywood facilities. This up'd the cost of the animation.
This is why "The Simpsons" and a few others are made overseas.
So with "George of the Jungle," the syndicated stations got a chance to broadcast the show on your local network.
I saw it on its original run. This song stuck in my head for too long.
This was a memorable show for many alike you and me.
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Lion
Monkey
Elephant
Added: 17th August 2009
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