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- Опубликовано: 27 янв 2015
- Mister T (1983 - 1985) #WarnerArchive #WarnerBros #MisterT
The iconic Mr. T - known for his mohawk and layers of gold jewelry - stars in this animated series from the 1980s as he leads a group of eager, agile and ethnically diverse teen gymnasts through one exciting adventure after another. The team travels in their star-spangled bus to gymnastic competitions in exotic locations, uncovering mysteries and wrongdoings wherever they go … and doing gymnastics, of course! Each episode begins and ends with Mr. T in live-action talking directly to the viewer, dispensing life lessons as only Mr. T can.
Directed By Rudy Larriva
Starring Mr. T, Cathy Cavadini, Peter Cullen
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I remember one episode he was put in jail, he tore the bars apart with ease to prove he could get out, but fixed them to show he obeyed the law.
That's pretty badass
I remember that one
Cool
Lol
😂😂😂💪🏾💪🏾
I've had this theme tune in my head for 30 years, thanks.
Same. Never watched a single episode but the intro will live in my head until the day I die.
I find it fascinating how I can go 30-odd years without hearing a a show's theme song, and completely forget how it goes - then, when I find it on youtube, I remember exactly how it goes, after hearing only 2 seconds of it.
Well to be fair there not that many lyrics. "Mr. T" that it lol
I always had the tune stuck in my head and knew exactly how it went. For pretty much 28 years.
"Mr. T!..duneneuh neht dehh neht neehhh"
@@matthewhansen9423 😂 😂 exactly!
I never forgot it. And after 30 yrs it's exactly as I remember.
0:51
The croc was just swimming leisurely he didnt need to be done like that lol
Mr. T is so tough he doesn't leave bubbles. He just floats across the painted backdrop.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That was Frenchy, a local rescue gator that the local saved and nursed back to
Health after a hurricane injury
Poor croc, I pity that fool
I pity the Alligator that swims to close my students.
The best part was Mr. T himself dipping in at the end to tell you how to be a good person.
much better than trying to explain what 'soldiers of fortune' and PTSD are to kids. maybe gymnasts do get stressed from heavy training schedules, but it was kid-friendly.
Amen!
*Clearly the best show not just because of it's best hero, but it's best life lessons and advice on how you too can be the best person!* 💙
It's the best show because Mr T said it was.
As a kid from the 80s (the best era, 80s was), I used to love this cartoon. The amount of time I tried to do what the teens kids gymnast used to perform I used to get hurt and ended up in hospital and worrying my parents. Lol. Missed the good old 80s days x
Doesn't get more 80s than this!
"Catch the action!
Catch the mystery!
On my show!
The best show!
Mister T!"
Catch the show! Show the Mister! Action my mystery! T the my! Best on!
Many a fool was pittied during this show.
Mr. T and the multi-ethnic gymnastics team and of course a dog for animal lovers appeals to every demographic!
OMG!!!! I am dying! Bless you RUclips for allowing people to upload this old stuff. They will live on forever
It is on DVD. Exclusively to Amazon but MOD only.
I loved watching Mr. T. I remember eating his cereal a lot.
The dog with the Mohawk, priceless
Man, talk about nostalgia. For 3 seasons I was up bright and early on Saturday mornings just to watch this cartoon. LOL!!!
I do remember the series, when they used to screen on Saturday mornings at 11:30 am in 1985, when I had to record this, when I used to go to work as a chef in a pub called The Albion in Epsom.
Thanks to this show, I always watch out for giant log traps attached to ropes when I’m out boating. Thank you, Mr. T!
This theme song was stuck in my head for days. Now I know where it was from. Thank you RUclips gods
This show was awesome. It still is. Thanks for sharing.
I remember this show being on every weekend morning and it was one of my favorites and I still remember the song!
The harp run starting at 1:07 is everything
Shame musicians in film and TV music are never credited.
I mean if there was ever an 80s celebrity who deserved a cartoon made about him, it was Mr. T
I'm sure he's literally the first guy to have a cartoon of himself.
Not only that, the first guy to have a Comic Book of himself!
And not by some average artists, but by the biggest name in comic books, bigger than Stan Lee!
Mr. Neal Adams himself.
Yessir Mr. T was a pioneer
Still plays in my head all these years later....
I was mildly obsessed with consuming any Mr T media I could find about 6 or 7 years ago. Ever since then, I've found this theme song regularly looping in my head every few weeks
Read his autobiography, "The Man With the Gold."
I watched this show pretty regularly
I always liked the fact someone gave T the responsibility to keep an eye on a team of gymnast, their coach, someone's little brother and a dog w/ a mohawk...
This cartoon is the reason I became a Mr. T fan.
DJCandyManMike Rocky III is the reason why I became a Mr T fan. That was his biggest breakthrough.
Dam I miss the 80s I loved this caetoon
Anto Walk thank the lord I was born in 1982. I remember this came on TV when I was 3
watched it every saturday morning
I’ll never forget the episode where he kept a rocket from launching by holding on to it at ground level. Now, bear in mind that he was within arm’s reach of the flames coming out of the rocket, but they appeared to have no effect on him!
Loved this as a kid. Of course, anything Mr. T was in then was gold.
"Mike Tyson Mysteries" was the twisted, "South Park"-ing of this plus "Scooby-Doo".
Thats the mystery on my show,the best show Mr.T 💪 one of my childhood heros!
Never lost sight.
If they did a crossover episode with Scooby-Doo and the Gang in this show (which I hope that's true), I would be a real Happy-Chappy guy!
They could have, since Joe Ruby and Ken Spears created both this (under Ruby-Spears) and Scooby-Doo (under Hanna-Barbera). By this point, both Hanna-Barbera and Ruby-Spears were owned by Taft Entertainment.
@@libertubey2199 Correct
There was a chipmunks crossover.
@@laurenceamspoker782 You're kidding
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 The 1st episode of the chipmunks cartoon:
"C-team"
I owe it to this show that my alligator-spinning skills have reached the level they are at today.
At first when I was watching this: "Aw, it looks like the kids are gonna be doing all the work! Mr. T is just standing there!"
After Mr. T kicks the crap out of the alligator: "Oh ho, now we're talking!"
I missed out! This was before my time. I just can't fathom how someone as *realistically* imperfect, and yet, perfectly needed (if that makes sense) as Mr. T could really have existed! I mean, I know this is a cartoon, but Mr. T was/is an *actual* person!
My God this song is so dope
My favorite part of the intro is when Robin and Woody swing off the chandelier and very briefly they deft gravity and are flying in the air landing on two thugs. That would be so cool to do in real life. I remember years ago, I was 12 years old when this series came on. I actually remember having a dream back then were I was able to swing on a chandelier and briefly flying and flipping before landing on a bad guy. That scene is still cool to watch even today.
As campy-like as it was, I still miss it.
Yeah I love Mr T from the a-team tv show
I remember this well along with the Muhammad Ali cartoon. Wow! What memories...
Mr T kicking alligator ass.
Soooooo HANNA-BARBARA!!👏🤣= Classic.
I was a huge Mr. T fan in my early years because of this cartoon. The main event of the first Wrestlemania was a dream come true for me due to two of my idols teaming up.
70’s cartoons are really charming
This actually came out in the 80s.
@@davidl570 yeah it was a cross between the A-team Olympics and scooby-doo. Since Saturday morning was jampacked with cartoons back then it worked. .
@@robinorlowski2449 Yep!
now the bad part is that you cannot find anything like this cartoon re action figures etc even though yes they had lots of gymnastics and action?
i loved it as a kid .back then it pleased a little my need of the never created A team cartoon !!!Good memories!thank You!
Legendary
Here before the Lion’s Club🎉March2023
wow! just made me realize my 80's baby days
Scooby-Doo and Guess Who in
"I Pity the Ghoul"
Guest Starring: Mr. T
Daphne: Jeepers, its Mr. T
I pity the two fools that disliked this video. They missing out on Mister T doing his thing.
WTF IS THIS SHIT???? Were you people "high" watching this????
I only watched was Spiderman and his Amazing Friends and the Incredible Hulk.
I'm sure he must make many friends calling people who like different cartoons than him "high" when they watched them.
Did you have to get "high" to go on youtube and ask why other people have a different taste than you, or is that just your normal flavor of dipstick.
I'm guessing regular but to play along. No I was not "high" watching Mister T. It's a cool cartoon with animated Mister T in an odd position of coaching a bunch of gymnasts.
If you can't handle that some of us like stuff like this, to damn bad. Hell I wasn't even alive when this was made. I discovered and enjoyed it in re-runs. And happily bought the dvd of season one, and will if they release season 2. And not a single drug ever influenced my decision to do so.
There that answer your question enough?
Ryback Was Right now but will be able
You Got Damn Right
His cereal was awesome!
I mean it was basically Captain Crunch in T shapes. Came with sweet stickers of Mr. T though.
@@illuminatus3125 yesss!🤘
Mr. T was so cool that they made him a cartoon
I don't think that every other wrestler has one
I loved this cartoon, had the theme memorized😁😆😅😅😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lol. Watching Rocky III and thought of this cartoon. YES!
the dog with the fucking mohawk was enough for me
"MISTER T" was an NBC Saturday morning cartoon series in 1983 from Ruby-Spears Enterprises, a division of Taft Broadcasting, long before the Turner/Time Warner takeover that eventually resulted in Warner Bros.Entertainment's ownership of the Hanna-Barbera library. Joe Ruby & Ken Spears, founders and exec. prods of their cartoon shows, were first owned by the now defunct Filmways company before being sold to Taft Broadcasting, who then owned Hanna-Barbera, and it was confusing to tell their cartoons apart because they were almost the same, with some slight differences. given Mr. T's popularity on NBC's "THE A-TEAM" series in 1983, the cartoon series was actually well made, since RS was also responsible for "THUNDARR, THE BARBARIAN" in 1980 on ABC, then rerunned by NBC in 1983. eventually, Ruby-Spears moved into greater cartoon shows like "TURBO TEEN", "GOLDIE GOLD AND ACTION JACK" and an animated "RAMBO" series during the height of the Sylvester Stalone franchise (Stalone did not voice his animated counterpart) the RS studio also did a "POLICE ACADEMY" cartoon series, and did a well made "SUPERMAN" cartoon series for CBS in 1988. much of their cartoons were produced overseas, which gave their animated shows a little more superior flexibility in those days!
May people can´t believe Turbo Teen exists. A by turning into a car with hot water???
Though they were made by Filmation (because of the low cost animation)
Sorry, "I thought" is the word
@@dbpatch34 Here in my country those cartoons arrived as a pack bought by stations around 10 years after original airing on US. I remember watched turbo teen around 92 or so... in a Channel from the Coast which only had reach there in capital.. not all the Country.... so I have friends 300 km far which didnt believe me there was Guy that became a car with hot water.
Not a lot of budget for this one, and I still love it.
season 1 is on dvd i hope season 2 will come soon
This show NEEDED an cameo of Murdoch!
Mr T!!!!
Ate the cereal while I watched too.
The Mister T/Jonny Quest/Scooby-Doo Mystery Adventure Show!
Little known fact: Comedian Freddy Lewis would play this theme song before hitting the stage! xoxo The Clarences
My show the Best show!!!!:)
Awwwwwwwwww MR T!!!!!!!!
Straight Forward.
#AsItShould
suddenly my brain plays the melody in my head for no reason after 30 years
Yep, same reason I tuned in..
This used to be on ADULT SWIM a few years back!😁
♫ooooooooooooooooooh Mister T♫
0:24 _"Screw laws of physics!"_
"On my show, the best show" 😂
season 1 is on dvd today i hope season 2 will come soon one day
The only lyrics I remember were "Mr.T", guess I didn't forget much lol
*_"I AIN'T GOT TIME FOR THE JIBBER JABBER!!"_*
I thought movies get their own cartoons. Here we have a movie star.
Love watching this
Saturday morning 1984
Mr. T's dog had a mo-hawk.
Fun fact: this is Phil LaMarr's first role.
Of course, Phil eventually succeeded Scatman Crothers as Hong Kong Phooey as well as Autobot Jazz!!!
@@michaelpowell5266 Many years later he was WB´s Brain voice.
He voiced Ollie Williams on family guy as well.
Fun Fact : it's very first voice Acting of Phil LaMarr.
Can we have a reboot of this? Or a live action version 😂😂😂
Atam and the Summer Olympics were the live action versions.....this was the little kid/kid friendly version.
I always thought it was bizzare, that they turned Mr.T into some kind of superhero, who could do anything
They didn't turn nothing, these are true stories
The Plastic Man Comedy/Adventure Show & Mister T were H-B Cartoon 80s ,replacing Drak Pack. Since Drak Pack (H-B Australia) was sold to Southern Star (in 1988) to Endemol Australia (in 2013) while The Plastic Man Comedy/Adventure Show & Mister T (Ruby-Spears USA) were sold to Hanna-Barbera to Turner Broadcasting System (in 1991), which in turn merged with Time Warner (in 1996) as part of the original Ruby-Spears library (its pre-1991 library).
yawyaw kam Actually Joe Ruby and Ken Spears worked for Hanna Barbara back in the late 60's and through out the mid 70's . They created Scooby-Doo and Dynomutt dog wonder, they would leave HB and start their own company which we know as Ruby Spears.
So, Mr. T, arguable the very last person who should be training kids to be gymnasts, is a gymnastics coach with a some rando kid who he has obviously imprinted who also just happens to have a dog with a Mohawk. The 80’s were wild.
Fantastic the best 😍👏🏻👍🏻
Phil LaMarr pre-Mad TV, Static Shock, and Justice League voiced Woody Daniels.
I want the SNL version with "I'm back. And I need work"
Let that be a lesson to all the Jason Batemans, the Marlee Gibbs, and Jackees.....
"I don't wanna hear no jibber-jabber!"
@@MDub83 a cartoon with Jason Bateman?? hmm
70s nostalgia cartoons
Mr. T! And also this gymnastic team for some reason. And a dog!
In the morning, when my kids wake up, and they have to brush teeth and shower, I sing
“Brush em teeth” to the theme of MR t theme, then I sing scat to the rest
who's here from the Superbowl commercial ?
The good ole days before our current racial situation. The days when black, white and Asian parents allowed a black man to take their children cross country, solve crimes and mysteries, and also compete in gymnastics!
Man I wish I was born in the 80s
NO you dont, you have internet now stop wishing worse things, just to sound cool.
revpartner this came out when I was 3
I think you mean..Man I wish I was born in the 70's
star I remember my grandfather took me to buffalo when I was only 3 back in spring 1986. I remember watching this on a small tv. It’s amazing I recognized Mr. T from the A-Team.
Mister T: The Animated Series Was created by Joseph Ruby and Kenneth Spears the guys behind Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! and Doug Wildey the man behind Hanna-Barbera's The Adventures Of Jonny Quest and Ruby-Spears' Thundarr The Barbarian.
Yeah man!
Similar to Muhammad Ali's cartoon, in 1977. Like T, Ali appeared in real form, at the end of the episode, to give the lesson. However, Ali's cartoon only lasted one season. T's lasted four. Ali's cartoon was ahead of it's time
a finer cartoon has never been created.
So this is what happens when he splits the legendary T-Force among others.