When cartoons were brilliant. Tex Avery was a genius. Takes me back to happy days in our old house with my mum and dad and brother. Laughter. RIP mum and dad.
1:37 I love how Droopy had a smile from playing the game, but it dropped to a frown when that scream rang out. It's a nice little subtle nod to the fact that Droopy had no idea what was going on, and was 100% confused.
Idk. I think he's actually that smart. I also play dumb similarly sometimes. My supporting evidence is that scene with the lighter, and Droopy disappearing.
The camera cannon gag never ceases to amuse me 🤣 the way he calmly packs everything up and walks away in defeat and the seamless reveal of reality breaking nature of the hole the bullet left behind as he walks away, oh lawdy! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm sorry but you have committed a CARDINAL sin in this compilation. You left out the single best part of this entire episode of Droopy: "TIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM(CRASH!)ber!"
@@nextbarker2702 That would have been nice. Btw, I did have a great uncle named Tim (Tim Mundy) who passed away about this time four years ago. He was an officer in the naval forces of the UK and Oman.
This episode was so funny that Spike tried to knock off Droopy to get an inheritance but it kept backfiring and literally blowing up in his face or in one instance really sticking it to him in the end.
Yep, it reminded me of a Tom and Jerry episode when a window fell on Tom's neck and Tom makes that classic scream just like Butch made in this cartoon. I've been trying for years to see if I could make that Tom scream my ringtone, but unfortunately, no luck.
I love the details of the droopy cartoons. You notice at the shotgun kill attempt: droopy didn't open the door all the way so the string was never pulled tight enough to fire the shotgun, you will also notice the shotgun was not aimed at head level for droopy so it wasn't going to hit him anyway. But when spike opened the door: he opened it all the way triggering his own trap, which was aimed at his head level. This not only proves spike isn't as smart as he claims; but also the fact he sabotages himself more than droopy ever does to him. [A quick edit] If you pay attention this trap could have actually gone two ways; which is actually predictable for a droopy cartoon where someone tries to outsmart droopy. Droopy could have opened the bathroom door all the way; but being the gun was not aimed at his head level, it would have hit spike anyway even if he was hiding, not just spike setting it off on himself, this is double proof of spike being dumber than droopy and dumb enough to cause his own demise. Most of Spike's traps could have and would have worked if he paid more attention to his surroundings than the possible outcome of droopy. This is why Droopy's owner left the fortune to him and not spike; droopy outsmarted a fox and multiple fox hunting dogs by being the hero and playing the game, spike is careless and reckless, not taking into account half of what he is trying to do against droopy.
El gag que comienza en el 1:18, es genial. La pregunta es por qué después de volar la sala que el propio Spike inundó con gas, le explotó el cigarro puro y luego el encendedor??... ¡¡Simplemente, genial y maravilloso gag!!... Nací en 1967 y crecí con estos monitos, en TV blanco y negro. Son insuperables, incombustibles y entrañables para a lo menos, tres generaciones afortunadas. Saludos desde Concepción, Chile.-😁👏🏻👍🏻🇨🇱
Some cartoons were good after 1970. So many of them were good in the 40s and 50s. And I'm just talking about the artistry and the imagination of some of the gags.
That’s my favorite. I like how when Droopy fell into the water, it’s actual water, and he swims peacefully, but when Spike or Butch had a turn diving into the pool, it ended up going the wrong way for him 😂
The one episode that was real hilarious with Spike and Droopy was the one where Droopy went to Scotland and bought one of those Leprechaun hats and throughout the whole episode Spike was chasing Droopy everywhere because he thought Droopy was a Leprechaun until Droopy managed to escape by getting back on his plane and Spike was taken away to the Looney bin which is kinda weird that there were 2 hospital doctors who happened to be at the airport right at that exact moment.
What I find funny about this is that in spite of these gags being literal murder attempts, Spike manages to survive all of them, implying that even if they didn't fail, Droopy would still be completely fine, if a bit marred at the end.
Of course that last one didn't go off! Even if the barrel was tilted enough to catch Droopy at his height, he didn't pull the door far enough to pull on the cord.
It was really funny when Droopy played Pin the tail on the Spike who screamed like Tom right out the window.
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William Hanna was working at MGM at the time with Tex Avery. Tex probably asked Will to provide his trademark screams.
PIN THE TAIL ON THE DONKEY
That is because droopy is also an MGM production just like Tom & Jerry.
@@i.m.evilhomer5084 Nah, It's mostly Tex reusing Hanna's screams from his shorts. (Most of the MGM shorts recycle sound effects, screams, vocal effects, etc, Lol.)
Tex Avery was a living Genius of the 20th century.
When cartoons were brilliant. Tex Avery was a genius. Takes me back to happy days in our old house with my mum and dad and brother. Laughter. RIP mum and dad.
Back home….
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I'm so blessed to have grown up with cartoons as funny and creative as these.
Give me a cartoon you were real real friend only this crap you got now
I totally agree with you on that
As I said before, I’m in my early 50s and still laughing at Tex Avery cartoons
0:35-another favorite of mine, “the jaw drop”
It's funny how even the back in the day cartoons show what Karma meant.
1:37 I love how Droopy had a smile from playing the game, but it dropped to a frown when that scream rang out. It's a nice little subtle nod to the fact that Droopy had no idea what was going on, and was 100% confused.
Droopy is too innocent to figure out Spike is always out to get him killed for one reason or another.
Idk. I think he's actually that smart. I also play dumb similarly sometimes.
My supporting evidence is that scene with the lighter, and Droopy disappearing.
That Tom scream, tho! XD
@@ma3mc3mu-X Missing the "Tiiiiiimmm (thud) ber!!!!" 😂
@@AmethystSpeaks Droopy obviously is, cuz that nigga was gone, when Spike had that lighter lit for him, which ignited the gas fumes in the house lol
I always like how all his plans won’t work on Droopy knowing he’s a really nice guy and his plans only works on himself
Still laughing my ass off at this shit after 60 years. Classic!!!
The camera cannon gag never ceases to amuse me 🤣 the way he calmly packs everything up and walks away in defeat and the seamless reveal of reality breaking nature of the hole the bullet left behind as he walks away, oh lawdy! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
He was headin' _straight_ to the doc after that one XD
Over the top when he tips his hat too.
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The musical cue during it is my personal fave bit
Whoever gave this funny clip a thumbs down must lead a depressing life.
It was Butch the dog who gave it a thumbs down.
@@asianthor Or Spike, seeing as how everything happened to him.
Calvin Durham-82 now.
I agree!
@@asianthor 👋😂👌
1:37 Tom's scream! 😂
I know!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! makes me laugh everytime
Touche Spike
Yep it is!
How could they steal
@MA9009 (Boring Videos) this is not warner?
2:15 the face he made was too gold!
"Goofy" face.
Yes I always liked that face he did
It kind of reminds me of Binky from “Arthur”!😂😂😂
It's hilarious how Spike just X's and scratches him out with the pencil, like it was on a sheet of paper. Just makes me LOL!
I'm sorry but you have committed a CARDINAL sin in this compilation. You left out the single best part of this entire episode of Droopy:
"TIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM(CRASH!)ber!"
That was in #1.
I LOVE that gag.
@@oliverconway6960 Oliver Conway, didn't you work with Carol Burnett? Oh, that was Tim Conway, sorry
@@nextbarker2702 That would have been nice.
Btw, I did have a great uncle named Tim (Tim Mundy) who passed away about this time four years ago. He was an officer in the naval forces of the UK and Oman.
@@nextbarker2702 Homer: What's a Tim Conway?
This episode was so funny that Spike tried to knock off Droopy to get an inheritance but it kept backfiring and literally blowing up in his face or in one instance really sticking it to him in the end.
1:38 that’s Tom’s scream
Yes it's the same voice. William Hanna had a hand in making both cartoons
Yep, it reminded me of a Tom and Jerry episode when a window fell on Tom's neck and Tom makes that classic scream just like Butch made in this cartoon. I've been trying for years to see if I could make that Tom scream my ringtone, but unfortunately, no luck.
Of course; they were both MGM characters. You can also hear Tom's scream in Northwest Hounded Police when the wolf tries to leave the cabin.
Tom and Jerry wouldn’t have half the reputation they have if it weren’t for you Tex!😄
He absolutely was such a driving force
Think you misspelled Scott Bradley
Nah
I use to watch these cartoons in my younger days on tv it's a pity they do not put them on tv any more
Bobby B MeTV 7 a.m. to 8 a.m. weekdays 7 to 10 a.m. weekends
this show never cease to amuse me as well!
Tex avery was to cartoons as Jack Kirby was to comic books
I liked the Tom scream really shows the feeling of pain 😂
1:37 Tom's screaming voice 😂😂😂😂😂
1:37 AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH‼️😱
Tex Avery really knows how creates hilarious gags, it’s know surprise that he’s an animation legend
2:15 was always funny. 😆
Yeah, the old, "Spike-made-of-porcelain" gag!
I love the details of the droopy cartoons. You notice at the shotgun kill attempt: droopy didn't open the door all the way so the string was never pulled tight enough to fire the shotgun, you will also notice the shotgun was not aimed at head level for droopy so it wasn't going to hit him anyway.
But when spike opened the door: he opened it all the way triggering his own trap, which was aimed at his head level. This not only proves spike isn't as smart as he claims; but also the fact he sabotages himself more than droopy ever does to him.
[A quick edit]
If you pay attention this trap could have actually gone two ways; which is actually predictable for a droopy cartoon where someone tries to outsmart droopy.
Droopy could have opened the bathroom door all the way; but being the gun was not aimed at his head level, it would have hit spike anyway even if he was hiding, not just spike setting it off on himself, this is double proof of spike being dumber than droopy and dumb enough to cause his own demise. Most of Spike's traps could have and would have worked if he paid more attention to his surroundings than the possible outcome of droopy. This is why Droopy's owner left the fortune to him and not spike; droopy outsmarted a fox and multiple fox hunting dogs by being the hero and playing the game, spike is careless and reckless, not taking into account half of what he is trying to do against droopy.
My favorite cartoon!
Same!
Its always the quite and low key guys that deserves the reward not selfish and prideful ones.
1:32-1:39 the scream of Tom hahahahaha
The right one is at 1:37
@@gustavochavarria8161 oh yeah
Classic, never gets old.
1:36 Tom's scream
It does sound like him
2:35 that rifle sound
oh man, I used to laugh my butt off at these!
This two minutes short made me laugh better than a full episode of Family Guy 😂
1:35 when the Dog gets stuck in the butt with the needle. His scream said it all lol
His name is Droopy
I first met this duo at the Tom and Jerry Sherlock movie. They have been rivals for a long time😂
Kind of like Warner's Bugs and Daffy and MGM's own Tom and Jerry, right ?
Those Tex Avery cartoons are such a scream.
Love how his plans against Droopy back, front and open fire.
Slap-stick humour really is the best humour🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
El gag que comienza en el 1:18, es genial. La pregunta es por qué después de volar la sala que el propio Spike inundó con gas, le explotó el cigarro puro y luego el encendedor??...
¡¡Simplemente, genial y maravilloso gag!!...
Nací en 1967 y crecí con estos monitos, en TV blanco y negro. Son insuperables, incombustibles y entrañables para a lo menos, tres generaciones afortunadas.
Saludos desde Concepción, Chile.-😁👏🏻👍🏻🇨🇱
2:20 AHHHHH MALDITA SEA
Hahahahaha
Man Its Too Bad They Don't Make Cartoon T.V Shows Like This Anymore Best Believe It's The Honest Truth.
1:37😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
1:37 Top 10 Fictional Screams
I can't believe that they didn't add the Mad dog bit in this video with Droopy's response ' You know what they think he's a mad dog....and he is too'.
Sorry mate, but some of the BEST JOKES EVER had to be cut from this video, due to copyright claim.
You know what, they think he's a mad dog. And you know what: they're right ✅
My Childhood from the 90's
I love this cartoon.
1:37 Tom scream
William Hanna was working at MGM at the time with Tex Avery. Tex probably asked Will to provide his trademark screams.
1:53 Same gag used in the Barney Bear cartoon, Willie Wild Cat
2:09
Good joke Mr. Avery.
The paint is still wet.
What about the part when the dog catchers thought Spike was a mad dog? He even went crazy.
Estos dibujos si que te hacían morir de la risa de niño 😂😂😂
Ya no volverán...
1:37 - 1:39 Droopy's Spike screaming like Tom and Jerry in Wags to Riches.
0:28-0:41 awwwwww too bad so sad Spike. And he was hoping for himself to be the chosen favorite dog
The '40s were the best time for Tex Avery/MGM cartoons.
0:20🤣💔
Tom cry 1:37
scream*
😂Si, ya no hacen las caricaturas como antes.
SENSACIONAL!!! ADORO
👋😂👉❤this cartoons always crack me up! Lmfao! Boy they sure don't make cartoons like they used too! Hahahaha..🤣
1:37: Goodbye 😂
See you next fall, Butch ! *ba-dum-tss*
1:37 that yell always makes me laugh
Schön dass ich diesen Filme wieder gefunden habe .
ahhhh childhood the good old days when cartoons were better than the crap they have now
1:37 EASTER EGG:
Tom of Tom and Jerry
🤣😂😁
Thank's friends!
One hug and happyness for everybody! 🤗🙋♂️
Some cartoons were good after 1970. So many of them were good in the 40s and 50s. And I'm just talking about the artistry and the imagination of some of the gags.
2:06 similar drawing backfire gag between Roadrunner and Coyote.
That’s my favorite. I like how when Droopy fell into the water, it’s actual water, and he swims peacefully, but when Spike or Butch had a turn diving into the pool, it ended up going the wrong way for him 😂
The one episode that was real hilarious with Spike and Droopy was the one where Droopy went to Scotland and bought one of those Leprechaun hats and throughout the whole episode Spike was chasing Droopy everywhere because he thought Droopy was a Leprechaun until Droopy managed to escape by getting back on his plane and Spike was taken away to the Looney bin which is kinda weird that there were 2 hospital doctors who happened to be at the airport right at that exact moment.
1:37 Pin the tail on the Jackass to a whole new level
This was made by the same people behind Tom and Jerry and you can tell
I like the way he yelled when he flew out the window 🪟.
The selfish, prideful, greedy and boastful son vs the quiet yet cunning and generous adopted son. That's how interpret.
LMAO!! 😂😂😂😂
This one was nuts
Crazy as hell🤣
0:21 That laugh and pose should be iconic like the Tom scream.
the slap-stick humour comedy and funny🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
What I find funny about this is that in spite of these gags being literal murder attempts, Spike manages to survive all of them, implying that even if they didn't fail, Droopy would still be completely fine, if a bit marred at the end.
1:37 The Grudge
Starring: Thomas the cat 😆😁
(Thomas of Tom and Jerry)😁😎
I love this cartoon...so funny 😁 😂 😀
1:47 forward - one of my favourite cartoon laughs ever after 55 plus years - so stupid it hurts!
Esse DOG É UMA FiGURAÇA !! 😂😂😆😅
1:37 Same as Tom Scream... LOL
Spike is trying to kill Droopy but when his plans backfire they don’t kill him.
I like his little laugh when the guy said “good natured”
This cartoon is to funny I'm laughing so hard at this cartoon.
2:15 he's face smiling realize that Droopy when down to the painted tennis ground as a swimming pool
The one where Spike guards the hibernating bear, and his rival keeps tricking him to make noise!
Is that Don Pardo's voice?
Pat McGeehan was the lawyer's voice. Don was working as a staff announcer at NBC [radio and television] in New York at the time.
Of course that last one didn't go off! Even if the barrel was tilted enough to catch Droopy at his height, he didn't pull the door far enough to pull on the cord.
0:34 LOL
Yeah! In your face, Spike!
The only thing missing is the reoccurring scene of Spike chopping down a tall tree on Droopy.
"TIIIIIIIM... (🌲*THUD!*) "...ber."
Ahhh… Nostalgia.
God of physics and logic only applies to the big dog lol
1:25 how actually to make people stop smoking
Remind me from that tom the 🐈 screaming!
Tex avery est vivant l'avantage de youtube plus vrai que des projections politique
That’s one of the funniest episodes of Droopy Dog
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