The characters in the cartoons make _off-the-cuff_ remarks about something that resonates with the comic sensibilities in adults; whereas the same words could leave kids being a bit puzzled about what was said.
Way back in the mid-1970s I was doing delivery around Los Angeles. One of the places I would go to see was behind a store at the top of the Sunset Strip was Dudley DoRight's Emporium. A great little store with everything Rocky and Bullwinkle, etc. available. I would have to go to the back because that's where the artists were who created Rocky and Bullwinkle and Boris and Natasha, Duddley DoRight Nel and Snidley Whiplash, and Sherman and Peabody, as well as all Fractured Fairy Tales had their studios. The artists were a group of fun guys to be around. One thing I do remember well was the large ice cream freezer in the back room near the back door. It had at least 10 different flavors of ice cream in 5 gallon vats to choose from. It was one of my fond memories of a somewhat low time in my life.
I started watching a lot of early 1930s films in the past 5 yrs- and somehow he felt more familiar to me than the other actors.. now I know why. I saw these as a kid in 70s & 80s.
That music and that guy's voice are etched into my brain, I was a little boy in early 60's and loved these, tooter turtle and Mr wizard, Tennessee tuxedo, and my favorite Bullwinkle. Thank you for flashbacks.
This is from the period when they had run through all the original fairy tales and all their own fairy tales and didn't even have a good punchline left. Sad.
These where really funny and creative cartoons. 60's, 70' and 80' where the best years of cartoons. What I love about Fractured Fairy Tales is their crazy creativity! And Edward Everett Horton Jr., not only gives a plus by narrating Fractured Fairy Tales, but also was a very funny character actor in 900's comedian movies.
I wish there was a way to get all these cartoons the way they were broadcast with Tennessee Tuxedo, Underdog, Bullwinkle and Fractured Fairytales all in one program.
The younger kids laughed a lot at this show but had no idea of the real humor. That took someone with an adult mind to understand the real jokes. Glad I was old enough then and I still find them funny now.
Not only that, but Fractured Fairy Tales with the NBC Peacock pie reference was taking a jab at that TV network that televised the "Wonderful World of Disney," on NBC-TV, back in the 1960s.
@@echognomecal6742 Disney has a way of taking stories and characters and portraying them as Disney creations. Winnie the Pooh comes to mind with how Disney markets that brand. A creation by A.A. Milne; yet, Disney gives the impression that Walt created the character.
Considering that Fractured Fairy Tales was spoofing "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," that jab at NBC could have also been in connection with Disney being on NBC-TV at the time with their "Wonderful World of Disney" TV show televised on Sunday nights in the US.
I wonder if our generation takes ourselves a little less seriously and is able to find the gentle humor in life because we were watching this type of fun and not in front of video screens with pranksters, killings, and competition 24/7.
i grew up on this wacky humour,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, it shaped my life,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, i still watch it at age 63, its better than the crap hollywood puts out. John wick, what an insult, woke hollywood is finished
stevie, are you aware that "woke" people imagined, wrote, and made the stuff you call "wacky humor"? get off your narrow-minded recliner and educate yourself. 🙄
Add my love and admiration for the Postings; I, too---watched them on their 1st run airings; as did my little ones and then their children...so enjoyable to share 3 generations of viewing .. As to the ''NBC Peacock Pie'' jab....to ANYONE, to might have come across this Scenario: that 'jab' was inserted late, and was derived from the in-house Renewal-Contract negotiations and that NBC, for what ever the reason was being a 'Bitch' in a minor WWE Smackdownesque dealings, so the writers decided to get in a dig at the Big Back Wolf in Studio disguise.....If anyone has further info...please add-on....
@ 1:50 Did you catch the reference to the pie? :D The fragrance of the "NBC Peacock Pie"? Nice advertisement for NBC and the Peacock channel today, don't you think?
I have often mentioned from my side I love the entire world but not abusive groups bullies stench filled individuals who do not keep themselves clean and make others uncomfortable with their unclean unhealthy habits
In 1965 I was 8 years old Now in 2023 at 65 years old love these cartoons more than ever
Same here. These cartoons and Diver Dan. Remember him?
The characters in the cartoons make _off-the-cuff_ remarks about something that resonates with the comic sensibilities in adults; whereas the same words could leave kids being a bit puzzled about what was said.
This cartoon is a masterpiece. Timeless.
I was 4 😁
I was 3, I feel the same
😂😂"NBC Peacock Pie"!🤣 and, the feathers sticking out🙈
Thanks for this, love it!💜
I was wondering if anybody else had caught that. 🤣
@@AJames91 yeah me too
They sure don't make them like that anymore. Classic!!
Gosh, what a silly story. These days the writers are too busy being activists to be silly or cute.
Or writers lying on Fox news
NBC PEACOCK PIE?!? Hysterical!!
Way back in the mid-1970s I was doing delivery around Los Angeles. One of the places I would go to see was behind a store at the top of the Sunset Strip was Dudley DoRight's Emporium. A great little store with everything Rocky and Bullwinkle, etc. available. I would have to go to the back because that's where the artists were who created Rocky and Bullwinkle and Boris and Natasha, Duddley DoRight Nel and Snidley Whiplash, and Sherman and Peabody, as well as all Fractured Fairy Tales had their studios. The artists were a group of fun guys to be around. One thing I do remember well was the large ice cream freezer in the back room near the back door. It had at least 10 different flavors of ice cream in 5 gallon vats to choose from. It was one of my fond memories of a somewhat low time in my life.
Thank you for the interesting account. In the mid 70's I was finishing high school in Pennsylvania
How cool you got to meet them and experience all that!
That's amazing!
Original artists and ice cream! What a combination!
Mr. Horton did such an excellent narration job!
He is definitely the beloved voice of fractured fairytales. 🥰🙌🏻
Legend
@@BrianBattles Every time I hear his voice, it brings back good memories. He definitely is a legend. 🥰🙌🏻
I started watching a lot of early 1930s films in the past 5 yrs- and somehow he felt more familiar to me than the other actors.. now I know why. I saw these as a kid in 70s & 80s.
I had no idea who this was till today! What an accomplished thespian.
I remember all of these, but it’s all on another level as an old man. Thank you for posting these.
I grew up watching these, and I loved them then and at 60, I still the love them.
I'm turning 68 this year and I too loved these cartoons
57🙋🏻♀️
The voices were so classic .. They just will never be voices like them again
That music and that guy's voice are etched into my brain, I was a little boy in early 60's and loved these, tooter turtle and Mr wizard, Tennessee tuxedo, and my favorite Bullwinkle. Thank you for flashbacks.
I used to cry when Bullwinkle followed one of These! I did not like Bullwinkle at all! Lol I was 5.
"Drizzle, Drazzle, Druzzle, Drome; Time for this one to come....Home
The kid took his mom's last name, not his dad's. Could've been Joe Charming.
Oddly enough, many years ago I met an Episcopalian reverend that took his wife's surname when they married.
🤪🤣
If he took his dad's name, I think you'll find that he would have been named Vince...Vince Charming.
😉😄
@@BinaryJoe lol
The ending of this story basically was "there's no ending, but none of this actually mattered because I made it up anyway" XD
@@dant.3505 Wow, thanks for pointing that out!
@@dant.3505 eh... that was so obvious, I was actually wondering if I missed something, and now I see I didn't. So... snark down a bit?
@@davedoyle6198
Same here
😆😆
the ending was "incest" 😂
The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show was the greatest single cartoon hour ever.
Esp "Mister Know-It-All"
These cartoons are so well made and sophisticated. Thank you for these.
Yummy Yummy!
NBC 🦚 Peacock 🥧 Pie @ 1:56-2:00
OMG! I forgot about these! Now I see how good they were..
This is from the period when they had run through all the original fairy tales and all their own fairy tales and didn't even have a good punchline left. Sad.
I remember seeing these fractures tales years ago and am enjoying them once again. Thanks for posting. Joe S
these were still played in the 70s i enjoyed them as a boy
When I was a little child I used to watch fractured fairy tales every time they came on. I am 65 years old now and thoroughly enjoyed seeing this.
😂❤
These where really funny and creative cartoons. 60's, 70' and 80' where the best years of cartoons. What I love about Fractured Fairy Tales is their crazy creativity! And Edward Everett Horton Jr., not only gives a plus by narrating Fractured Fairy Tales, but also was a very funny character actor in 900's comedian movies.
I had to laugh at the dwarves' singing prowess! Not at all like the famous 7 dwarves and their 'Heigh-Ho, Heigh-Ho'!
Aww my favourite cartoon. As an adult they make me even happier now
the intro and outro music is the best.
Outstanding. I really enjoyed these silly tales then, and now.
Grew up on Rocky and Bullwinkle - Loved Fractured Fairy Tales ❤ Thank you
That was the best ending ever.
I wish there was a way to get all these cartoons the way they were broadcast with Tennessee Tuxedo, Underdog, Bullwinkle and Fractured Fairytales all in one program.
There's a feature called a queue you can use to que up videos.
@@impishrebel5969 I meant exactly like they showed them when I was a kid. You can't do that with a queue. It would need actually editing.
@@alanrogs3990 These aired in New York on WNEW-TV 5 during the Rocky and Bullwinkle Show.
@@georgemaster9979 Same for me back in the 1970's on WHMB Indianapolis.
@@alanrogs3990 I guess you'd have to edit in some ads for old toys...
I used to love watching these. Thank you for bringing them back!
I remember that peacock being in black & white then in color.
Happened to my family in 1968 when we upgraded to a Magnavox Color TV
Scratchy, Itchy, SLEAZY, Dirty 😆
Yeah, sleazy, which can mean dirty or cheap or unwanted as well. .doesn't always refer to immoral or criminal
The younger kids laughed a lot at this show but had no idea of the real humor. That took someone with an adult mind to understand the real jokes. Glad I was old enough then and I still find them funny now.
Watch these at age six, age twenty-six, age sixty-six. Each time you get to see a different level of comedy.
When you get to 86 it will be full circle and the cartoon will be like when you were 6 again 😁
Never saw this one before.
One of my favorite cartoons!
I remember watching these and Bullwinkle and Rocky, Dudley Do right and Snidely Whiplash and they were funny then and they're funny now. 👍
I liked Boris and Natasha!
@@AKHWJ3ST And I bet you grew up to be JUST like them!
Omgosh. What a blast from the past. Well done 👏👏👏
Talk about memories from long, long ago! 🎉
LOVE how they skirted past Disney copyright lol
And avoided the censors with "doom" and the kiss on the cheek, not on the lips.
Not only that, but Fractured Fairy Tales with the NBC Peacock pie reference was taking a jab at that TV network that televised the "Wonderful World of Disney," on NBC-TV, back in the 1960s.
It's a 19th Century Fairy Tale. Disney ripped it off of the Brothers Grimm.
@@echognomecal6742 Disney has a way of taking stories and characters and portraying them as Disney creations.
Winnie the Pooh comes to mind with how Disney markets that brand. A creation by A.A. Milne; yet, Disney gives the impression that Walt created the character.
@@bloqk16 very true...& the things I've heard about being an animator (etc.) for them doesn't get them any points from me, either.
PLEASE show more of these!!
I have never seen these before, I love them, thankyou 😅
_What the frick? "NBC Peacock Pie." 🤣_
Hold up! Nobody mentioned that Joe had a sister named Flo! But then again, this is Fractured Fairy Takes.
oohh ...i loved this episode!!!🪞🤴🥧
Cute I love old cartoons.
This was my favorite yet 🍎
Did anyone else catch that major plot twist when the dwarf named dirty was no longer dirty? Gripping drama there kids!!
Snow White lived with Itchy and Scratchy over two decades before the Simpsons 🙂
"NBC Peacock Pie" --- brilliant!😛
They couldn't all be gems, but the peacock pie gag was great.
I didn't notice them as a kid, but I notice them now... what's up with the "butt chins"? 🤣
I think it was a time when Hollywood matinee idols had cleft chins, starting with Kirk Douglas
Fractured Fairy Tales was my very favorite part of the Rocky and Bullwinkle Show! Good memories.
They always were funnier than modern cartoons, love em.
"NBC Peacock Pie" a sly stab at their former network?
Considering that Fractured Fairy Tales was spoofing "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," that jab at NBC
could have also been in connection with Disney being on NBC-TV at the time with their "Wonderful World of Disney" TV show televised on Sunday nights in the US.
I remember these but I can't remember if it was Rocky and Bullwinkle or Weinerville that use to play them maybe both.
What a cast!
I wonder if our generation takes ourselves a little less seriously and is able to find the gentle humor in life because we were watching this type of fun and not in front of video screens with pranksters, killings, and competition 24/7.
Never understood these when I was young but it was a cartoon and I loved them.
It was all just a fecked up fairy tale kids! Cheesus crust I don't remember these being so blunt when I was a kid lol
“It wasn’t so tough once I got out of the bag with the weights in it” 😂
i grew up on this wacky humour,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, it shaped my life,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, i still watch it at age 63, its better than the crap hollywood puts out. John wick, what an insult, woke hollywood is finished
stevie, are you aware that "woke" people imagined, wrote, and made the stuff you call "wacky humor"? get off your narrow-minded recliner and educate yourself. 🙄
They couldn’t use the word “killed” back then? Like the kids couldn’t figure it out! 😅 The narrator was always my favorite. I loved his voice!
Yep me too like these cartoons
Fractured Fairy Tales. One of my favorites!!
I hope they can adapt one
about H&M. Hahaha 😝
My favorite part of Rocky and Bullwinkle Show, was Fractured Fairy Tales. With Edward Everett Horton narrating. So good. 👍😅😊❤
I loved these back in the day.
That just made my day
NBC peacock pie 😅😊
The thumbnail says it all.
I know a man irl named Joe white he is the neighborhood nut case
Not sure if the crowd here knows acronyms like irl. I’m just really good at guessing!! 😂
JJ maybe pig missed the g
Add my love and admiration for the Postings; I, too---watched them on their 1st run airings; as did my little ones and then their children...so enjoyable to share 3 generations of viewing .. As to the ''NBC Peacock Pie'' jab....to ANYONE, to might have come across this Scenario: that 'jab' was inserted late, and was derived from the in-house Renewal-Contract negotiations and that NBC, for what ever the reason was being a 'Bitch' in a minor WWE Smackdownesque dealings, so the writers decided to get in a dig at the Big Back Wolf in Studio disguise.....If anyone has further info...please add-on....
I LOVED these.
"The aroma of NBC peacock pie". 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
NBC Peacock pie. I missed that the first time.
nbc peacock pie
🥴😆‼️
🦚 🤣😂
I’m hearing subtle overtones of zefrank here.
I loved these!!!!
I don't remember the intros being without the last bling sound.
In the Magic Mirror, I detect the influence of the Betty Boop "Snow White."
Loved this
I love the peacock pie!
Well,Snow baby…
As reported on Fox News.
Great comedy in cartoons can't be beat
Classic ❤
Wait....did this have a Star Wars reveal before Star Wars?
"I can't go out with THIS princess!"
"Why not?"
"SHE'S MY SISTER!"
Oh I remember these!
How exactly did the lead dwarf get the name "Sleazy"?
Haa, Ed Ev . Horton, good stuff. Haa , nuts !
@ 1:50 Did you catch the reference to the pie? :D The fragrance of the "NBC Peacock Pie"? Nice advertisement for NBC and the Peacock channel today, don't you think?
NBC Peacock pie,is there a reference to that?!?
I remember these...lol
Joe White looks like Billy Duffy young.
NBC peacock pie ...... ouch! Was this a CBS program ?
1:49 ... NBC peacock pie ...
I have often mentioned from my side I love the entire world but not abusive groups bullies stench filled individuals who do not keep themselves clean and make others uncomfortable with their unclean unhealthy habits
Goodness 😂
I want to see Commander McBragg lolol
Maybe that was the inspiration for Applewhite and raven queen
NBC Peacock pie
These and Aesops Fables...
NBC peacock pie! LOL!