For people pointing out the inaccuracies, the title is "Peabody's IMPROBABLE History", not "Peabody's Absolutely Accurate History". :P Also, I hope they don't screw up a wonderful thing with the new movie.
In fact, a detail glossed over in many of Beethoven's biographies is his meeting with a bespectacled talking dog and a young boy with red hair and glasses.
As a kid, I always laughed at the horse that was carrying Peabody & Sherman. It had such a MEAN MUG, like it was gonna drop the Album of the Year, or something
Yesterday I saw the movie in theaters. When the movie was over my dad told me I should watch the original Mr. Peabody and Sherman,that's what I'm doing. I should say,Dreamworks did a pretty good job remaking this classic. ^^
Why does everyone hate the movie? The director and the actors for Peabody and Sherman all said they used the cartoon to stay true to everything featured. If you pay attention to the intro, the eras from the movie are also displayed
First of all, they retitled it, for no good reason, from "Peabody's Improbable History" to "Mr. Peabody and Sherman." 🤔 Second of all, so as not to offend 21st-Century men-children, they replaced Sherman's *real* shorts & t-shirt with baggy, androgynous clothing covering his knees and elbows. 🤢 And third of all, to appease the feminazis, they added in that (hitherto unknown) Mary Sue character who always does everything perfectly the first time-just because she's a girl. 🤦🏻
this really takes me back as a kid I can remember coming home for lunch when I was in school what's strange about it I can remember the things I used to eat for lunch
Well, it does say " Improbable History"...problem was, when I watched this in the early '60's I had no idea what improbably meant. Looking back I think I at least understood the concept/premise.
Those people who think the new Mr.Peabody and Sherman movie is ripping off family guy need to watch this video. It will show them where the idea for the movie came from.
Took my sons to the movie 13 and 12 it's nice that we were able to see a "family" oriented movie that was fun and simple. Thanks , and the visual was fantastic. Also thanks for the Puns
Wait, if both Mr Peabody and Sherman took the way back machine to 1799 Vienna Austria why the hell are they then in the middle of traffic with cars going around?🤔
I always liked the cartoon of Mr. Peabody and Sherman they always made me laugh. Same with the movie I liked because it was funny and so expiring to me.
@@saintmg The Waybak machine is impressive, yes, but, I'm slightly less impressed than I might be, as far as IQ goes, given the world he live in. In the land of the blind, the one eyed man is king. In a world of idiots, it would be hard for Peabody not to be the most incredible genius around =p
at least it wasnt like the Underdog or Rocky and Bullwinkle movie!!! Being a fan of the show since i was 6 and having watched every episode before the movie came out, I have to say that the movie did stay true to the show. The 1st 10 minutes were just like an episode of the original down to the crazy escape plan, and moral puns. even the intro when hes doing yoga just like in the 1st one. Of course there were some creative liberties taken like, how he found Sherman, and dealing with parenthood, but these are essential in a feature length adaptation of the 5 min shorts. We need them to give the characters more depth and personalities. And since it is a movie it needs more of a story and a plot to make it work. Like Shermans 1st day of school, and a bully. it cant just be.."they go to egypt, then rome, then blah, then come back" a movie needs conflict. Just think of the Movie as "what takes place after all of the episodes and their adventures" and you see what I mean.
Cars in 1799, Beethoven’s perfect hearing, 4th of July in Austria, and an actual son rather than got custody of his nephew Karl. Definitely fictional, but fun!
That was the late great Paul Frees. He used to do a loooot of cartoon voices back in the day. Most of the Rankin/Bass specials featured his voice for several characters.
Duane G. Shelton told me that Beethoven was deaf. Even though Beethoven was deaf, he still knew how to read music. Vienna, Austria still had horse-drawn carriages in the 18th and 19th centuries. Even though they still had rockets in those days. 🐎 🇦🇹
Wait a minute, why are there cars in Beethoven's time? Why did he compose his 4th symphony after his fifth? Why are they celebrating the 4th of July in Austria? I don't think this is historically accurate guys.
[in tone of revelation] Ah! I finally recognized where I've heard the voice of Beethoven before: It is very close to the voice of Disney's 'Ludwig Von Drake." So, that's a clue that Paul Frees did the voice of Beethoven for this cartoon.
yfou're right Zach cordes it's the lengendary paul frees who's done of boris from rocky and Bullwinkle and he's also done the voice of santa claus in the rankin and bass cartoons when micky rooney was not available
Ouch! It is Ludwig VAN Beethoven. He was of the peasant class (Van) not from the noble class (Von). Looks like we need another episode to straighten that out!
Maybe the improbable history is when John Lennon heard Yoko playing Moonlight Sonata he asked her to play it backwards. This became the inspiration & song on Abby Road, "Because". That has to be improbable.
This was actually a funny one, because Ludwig Von Beethoven instead of composing music badly baking a cake! 1:22 to 2:15 It is good that Mr. Peabody always is willing to consider what his advice could do to people. However, if this is Austria why is Fourth of July being celebrated there. It is a good thing Ludwig didn't make it to the moon to make his moonlight sonata, but fell back to earth before he would have died without making his other classics you know. Thank you putting this on for us and Jesus loves you! :D
Time-travelling, bowtie, british accent, a faithful companion... Mr. Peabody is a Time Lord.
He predates Doctor Who by a solid 4 years. Hector Peabody was the OG Time lord.
He doesn't speak in a British accent. Its just old upper class American.
@@TheLowBrassDude Oh yeah. You're referencing that saving stamp cartoon.
Quiet you!
"I didn't know you could cook, Mr. Beethoven."
I didn't know he could HEAR. :/
He was composing music before he became deaf. He was such a genius, though, that he continued to compose after he lost his hearing.
This is IMPROBABLE history.
He had about 60% hearing by 1799, he completely lost his hearing by 1816.
I didn't know they had cars in that era.And they didn't.
Lee Anderson intresting
God! this took me back like 55 years in an instant!
I grew up watching these and all Rocky & Bullwinkle shows. Brilliant stuff.
I love Peabody and Sherman and the Wabac machine!! One of the best cartoons ever❣️❣️👍
I like how Austria celebrated the 4th of July.
The cars looked so primitive back then too.
I love rocky and bullwinkle! Peabody's Imrobable History was one of my favorite segments.
It is called "Peabody's Improbable History".
For people pointing out the inaccuracies, the title is "Peabody's IMPROBABLE History", not "Peabody's Absolutely Accurate History". :P Also, I hope they don't screw up a wonderful thing with the new movie.
Good point!
Honestly I like the movie way better than whatever this is 😂
2020 gang the movie was alright
Exactly!
But putting cars and a Fourth of July celebration in what was clearly stated 1799 Austria is really pushing the definition of improbable
Im no historyologist but I’m not sure this is 100% accurate.
I guess we’ll never know if Beethoven canonically become a famous secret cook
No shit. They're supposed to be in Vienna , Austria in 1799. Why are there cars????🤔
In fact, a detail glossed over in many of Beethoven's biographies is his meeting with a bespectacled talking dog and a young boy with red hair and glasses.
@@mayhemjr.803 The wayback machine also works in reverse?
Well, considering the cartoon title is: "Peabody's *_Improbable_* History," that should be a clue to the veracity of the subject matter.
As a kid, I always laughed at the horse that was carrying Peabody & Sherman. It had such a MEAN MUG, like it was gonna drop the Album of the Year, or something
Ahhh, always wonderful to hear Paul Frees in old cartoon series like this.
I'm beginning to suspect that Peabody and Sherman may have been playing fast and loose with historic fact.
Oh, Mr. Sherman's puns are so bad. I love them.
Mister Peabody -- Sherman is the boy.
@@MarylandBear1 Can't recall which episode it was in, but it was slightly galling for Peabody to be annoyed at Sherman over a bad pun.
They celebrated 4th of July in Austria? This is the kind of history lesson that will help me pass my exams.
Love that Mr Peabody
Yesterday I saw the movie in theaters. When the movie was over my dad told me I should watch the original Mr. Peabody and Sherman,that's what I'm doing.
I should say,Dreamworks did a pretty good job remaking this classic. ^^
He is indeed most wise and cares about my education.
Wow to think this is 10 years old
@@nelsonkeyamo6621Yep, I made this comment when I was in middle school and I'm my mid 20s now lol
@@MAGNETICDOGZWhwre did u watch the original peabody n sherman? any site in particular or some place to watch them all?
Why does everyone hate the movie? The director and the actors for Peabody and Sherman all said they used the cartoon to stay true to everything featured. If you pay attention to the intro, the eras from the movie are also displayed
Mahaer Mahmud Not at the time of my posting it. A lot of people seemed to dislike it at the time
I loved the movie.
First of all, they retitled it, for no good reason, from "Peabody's Improbable History" to "Mr. Peabody and Sherman."
🤔
Second of all, so as not to offend 21st-Century men-children, they replaced Sherman's *real* shorts & t-shirt with baggy, androgynous clothing covering his knees and elbows.
🤢
And third of all, to appease the feminazis, they added in that (hitherto unknown) Mary Sue character who always does everything perfectly the first time-just because she's a girl.
🤦🏻
Real cartoons.Loved them
Beethoven sounds like the Bugermeister Meisterburger from " Santa Clause Is Coming to Town".🤗
Definitely! He's voiced by Paul Frees.
this really takes me back as a kid I can remember coming home for lunch when I was in school what's strange about it I can remember the things I used to eat for lunch
When he's dead, he de-composes! *tuba*
This is still fun to watch
Did they ever win a Peabody Award?
Well, it does say " Improbable History"...problem was, when I watched this in the early '60's I had no idea what improbably meant. Looking back I think I at least understood the concept/premise.
I'm planning to see the Mr. Peabody and Sherman movie. I think RUclips is the real WABAC machine!
actually, that would be primewire. RUclips is the "would be WABAC if there weren't so many copyrights".
🤡🤡🤡okkaayy
The New Movie Brought me here
Rocky and Bullwinkle brought me here :D
ZimVader0017
Quiet you!!
***** lol
Hope X Ditto.
me too
Paul Frees could do every voice imaginable :)
Those people who think the new Mr.Peabody and Sherman movie is ripping off family guy need to watch this video. It will show them where the idea for the movie came from.
What?
@@kooarchived He means this cutaway: ruclips.net/video/TCy2TNOU9qE/видео.html Shameful, I know.
Same voice as Boris Badenov. ( Beethoven)
💐 Mr Peabody and Sherman!
Genius! The new movie seems to have nothing in common with this original.
Also, the writers could not have watched this or it's producers.
You have made my day! Many thanks!!!!!!
Mr Peabody is comical. It makes a good satire of history.
Loved these growing up, I learned history from Mr Peabody and Sherman
Took my sons to the movie 13 and 12 it's nice that we were able to see a "family" oriented movie that was fun and simple. Thanks , and the visual was fantastic. Also thanks for the Puns
Wait, if both Mr Peabody and Sherman took the way back machine to 1799 Vienna Austria why the hell are they then in the middle of traffic with cars going around?🤔
Idk
It was for the joke , that he got his idea for the 5th symphony by being on 5th main 😂
I always liked the cartoon of Mr. Peabody and Sherman they always made me laugh. Same with the movie I liked because it was funny and so expiring to me.
These shorts may be a lot less educational than I remember . . .
They never were.
This is literally called "Peabody's IMPROPABLE History"
Man, these shorts are so much better than the movie.
This is one of the very few times Mr. Peabody walked upright.
Paul Frees guesting as Mr.Von Beethoven, in addition to Bill Scott as Peabody and Walter Tetley as Sherman.
So good I only watch 1 a day.
How is Beethoven hearing what they say?
Thread winner.
you've underestimated peabody. he can make a time machine so he can also make a hearing aid
@@saintmg The Waybak machine is impressive, yes, but, I'm slightly less impressed than I might be, as far as IQ goes, given the world he live in.
In the land of the blind, the one eyed man is king. In a world of idiots, it would be hard for Peabody not to be the most incredible genius around =p
It was from the network I recorded this from.
- Hmmm... a British accent, eh??... You must've made my valid point from above!
This cartoon made me who I am . LOOK AT THE BULLWINKLE'S ON THAT MOOSE!
LOL. I love the look Sherman gets at the end of this cartoon just completely dumbfounded.
I call my dog Mr. Pee-body
They also don't have a 4th of July in Vienna. :-P
This is the best animation about beethoven, and short @ enjoy!!
I love this version of the opening theme
It is. PAUL Frees was the original Ludwig Von Drake. He did it with a much higher pitch, but its the same.
Fun huh!! I do hope te movie is at least half this fun! Great that you shared this.
I bet Schroeder would love to go back to Beethoven’s time and meet Beethoven!
at least it wasnt like the Underdog or Rocky and Bullwinkle movie!!!
Being a fan of the show since i was 6 and having watched every episode before the movie came out, I have to say that the movie did stay true to the show.
The 1st 10 minutes were just like an episode of the original down to the crazy escape plan, and moral puns.
even the intro when hes doing yoga just like in the 1st one.
Of course there were some creative liberties taken like, how he found Sherman, and dealing with parenthood, but these are essential in a feature length adaptation of the 5 min shorts. We need them to give the characters more depth and personalities.
And since it is a movie it needs more of a story and a plot to make it work. Like Shermans 1st day of school, and a bully. it cant just be.."they go to egypt, then rome, then blah, then come back" a movie needs conflict.
Just think of the Movie as "what takes place after all of the episodes and their adventures" and you see what I mean.
Damn, did Paul Frees EVER have a day off?
Classic!!!!
Mr. Peabody and Sherman have been around for the long time.
Cars in 1799, Beethoven’s perfect hearing, 4th of July in Austria, and an actual son rather than got custody of his nephew Karl. Definitely fictional, but fun!
tv toon that was very hip and way ahead of it's time. it's sad that this awesome tv show was remade into weak and lackluster movie
DUDE I recognize that voice!! Beethoven is Burgermeister Meisterburger!!!!
That Beethoven sounds like Professor Ludwig Von Drake.
But if they were in Austria...4th of July...ah forget it
Saw the movie trailer and I knew it looked familiar.
2014. It's gonna be big.
HDTV Version of Jay Ward Segments from Toon In with Me
Because of all the fireworks.
Cars; Austria celebrating 4th of July? This is amazing
And not in the right spot
0:40 people in the 90s apparently used the term "let him cook" as well 2:35
Gee Mr. Beethoven sounds a LOT like Burgermeister Meisterburger.
OMG I thought that, too! I bet it was the same guy.
That was the late great Paul Frees. He used to do a loooot of cartoon voices back in the day. Most of the Rankin/Bass specials featured his voice for several characters.
Philip Chandler reminds me of Boris from Rocky & Bullwinkle lol
yes
Paul Frees not only did Burgermeister Meisterburger, he also voiced his assistant, Grimsley, the Penguin, and the Doctor. He was pretty amazing.
Duane G. Shelton told me that Beethoven was deaf. Even though Beethoven was deaf, he still knew how to read music. Vienna, Austria still had horse-drawn carriages in the 18th and 19th centuries. Even though they still had rockets in those days. 🐎 🇦🇹
That's "VAN Beethoven".
Great episode, though. I love Paul Frees' German character voices.
Wow I didn't know they had a show back then!
is Beethoven Voiced By Paul Frees?
But, at least...
YAY I'M LEARNING!!! ^w^
This is Amazing!
Wait a minute, why are there cars in Beethoven's time? Why did he compose his 4th symphony after his fifth? Why are they celebrating the 4th of July in Austria?
I don't think this is historically accurate guys.
I wonder why this is called IMPROBABLE history.
So not only is he NOT deaf but he also lived in the times when there were cars AND he was in New York....what?? xD
AND he observed the 4th of July!
He became deaf after doing music or else, how can you do music if you cant even hear it
@@real_shad0w480 he know the sound of keys
Fenneko Dear it’s a joke to get children to pay attention!
@@real_shad0w480 vibrations
cool
POV. your here because you found out the movie from 2014 wasn't the original
No, I actually learned about the cartoon first.
[in tone of revelation] Ah! I finally recognized where I've heard the voice of Beethoven before: It is very close to the voice of Disney's 'Ludwig Von Drake."
So, that's a clue that Paul Frees did the voice of Beethoven for this cartoon.
A voice only Boris Bad Enough would recognize!
Even his laugh is similar. 2:35
Mr Beethoven sure sounds an awful lot like Boris of Boris and Natasha fame.
here about the new peabody movie?
i saw the movie
yfou're right Zach cordes it's the lengendary paul frees who's done of boris from rocky and Bullwinkle and he's also done the voice of santa claus in the rankin and bass cartoons when micky rooney was not available
Beethoven sounds like the burgermeister
This is hilarious
cars? 4th of July in Austria? I'm surprised I learned any!
NEW MOVIE
Isn't that Paul Frees?
Ouch! It is Ludwig VAN Beethoven. He was of the peasant class (Van) not from the noble class (Von). Looks like we need another episode to straighten that out!
Maybe the improbable history is when John Lennon heard Yoko playing Moonlight Sonata he asked her to play it backwards. This became the inspiration & song on Abby Road, "Because". That has to be improbable.
This was actually a funny one, because Ludwig Von Beethoven instead of composing music badly baking a cake! 1:22 to 2:15 It is good that Mr. Peabody always is willing to consider what his advice could do to people. However, if this is Austria why is Fourth of July being celebrated there. It is a good thing Ludwig didn't make it to the moon to make his moonlight sonata, but fell back to earth before he would have died without making his other classics you know. Thank you putting this on for us and Jesus loves you! :D
Jay Ward's Cartoon Characters. They were part of Bullwinkle and Friends.
Score a point for gastromusicology!
Trying to ID the statues at the end of this....
It’s practically the same voice that Paul Frees did for Burgermeister Meisterburger
why does he sound like that😭 the mic clipping is insane too 😂
Mr PEABODY was the owner of the farm that eventually became TWIN PINES MALL, in BACK TO THE FUTURE 1, this guy si named PEABODY too..coincidence ?????