That's just what Hitler thought when the German soldiers pledged a personal oath of of allegiance to their Fuehrer, blind obedience, total loyalty and obedience, not supposed to think. I'm in no way comparing Col. Kit Coyote to Hitler.
I don't watch anything but them , they first aired for CBS for three years then move to syndication and add three more years until March 1974. I watch those go go gophers and grandma watchbthe mostly although it was part of the underdog show, every night I told my mother to sing the theme of the show. I love how she knuckle a kiss under my cheek and chin, I laugh so quickly giggle under my short and made a sweet cackle like a Rodney Allen rippey. so I kind to like my cartoon.
It sure seems like it. Colonel Coyote finds out there are only two renegade Indians and acts like he just got to the fort. The voices aren't exactly what they settled into either.:-)
Man, Ruffled Feather's VA must have had so much fun doing those lines.
VA as in voice actor?
@@67nairb Yes
@@ilikethecokev2 well in that case, Sandy Becker was the voice of Ruffled feather as well as the sergeant.
0:45 “Sargent in charge reporting sir.” “Think!? Think?! You’re in the Army Sargent, you’re not supposed to think!” 0:55
That's just what Hitler thought when the German soldiers pledged a personal oath of of allegiance to their Fuehrer, blind obedience, total loyalty and obedience, not supposed to think. I'm in no way comparing Col. Kit Coyote to Hitler.
2:24, The First WHOOPEE DOOPEE
Whoopee Doopee, You Um Genius!
2:51, The First YOU UM GENIUS
“Here comes the Colonel with his Sargent. Both are a roaring and a chargin.” 0:25
" what did he say?" " Him say ...."
The first coyotes to land on the moon before 1969! 4:53
“Him still coming, phooey phooey, got to be stopped. You got um plan? 2:30
Childhood memories!
Begging The Colonel's pardon
2:02 “Kernel go home!”
I believe this was their very first episode
I don't watch anything but them , they first aired for CBS for three years then move to syndication and add three more years until March 1974. I watch those go go gophers and grandma watchbthe mostly although it was part of the underdog show, every night I told my mother to sing the theme of the show. I love how she knuckle a kiss under my cheek and chin, I laugh so quickly giggle under my short and made a sweet cackle like a Rodney Allen rippey. so I kind to like my cartoon.
4:45 “What did he say?” 4:09
was this the first episode for them oooooooooopppie ddddddddddooooooppie
It sure seems like it. Colonel Coyote finds out there are only two renegade Indians and acts like he just got to the fort. The voices aren't exactly what they settled into either.:-)
It could be that this was the pilot, and that it wasn't aired intill later
1962? They made it to the moon before Neil Armstrong!
The way the Kernel didn't know how many gopher Indians they were makes me believe this is the first cartoon in the series. Is it the first?
I believe so.
As Seen on Toon In with Me
2:03
You Send Um Message to Colonel?
Is col. Coyote related to Will-e coyote????
😂😂😂😂😂😂
0:37
1:46 what a racist comment--LOL.
2:42