Hanna-Barbera animators: their all-timed works

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São Paulo - SP, Brazil, July 12, 2003 (32 days remaining to the Olympic Games, which will be held in Athens, Greece [the olympic torch returned to Greece!]).

Hello, friends from Toon Zone, Yesterdaylanders, Memory Laners and HB-fanatics from the whole world (and a special hello to Joseph & Jayne Barbera, Iwao Takamoto, David Kirschner, Buzz Potamkin, Fred Seibert, Robert Alvarez, Ed Benedict, Jerry Eisenberg, Bob Singer and all that people from Hanna-Barbera/Cartoon Network)!

Here's a list that reunites the top animators from Hanna-Barbera and their all-timed works on this studio, that also contains pictured references from various series which they were involved to.
Ready? Here we go!

- Kenneth Muse: series: Ruff & Reddy (1957-60), The Huckleberry Hound Show (1958-62), The Quick Draw McGraw Show (1959-62), Loopy de Loop (1959-65), The Flintstones (1960-66), The Yogi Bear Show (1960-62), Top Cat (1961), The New Hanna-Barbera Cartoon Series/Wally, Lippy & Touché (1962-63), The Jetsons (1962-63), The Magilla Gorilla Show (1964-67), The Peter Potamus Show (1964-67), The Atom Ant Show (1965-67), The Secret Squirrel Show (1965-67), Frankenstein Jr. & The Impossibles (1966), The Herculoids (1967), Moby Dick & The Mighty Mightor (1967), Birdman & The Galaxy Trio (1967), The Fantastic Four (1967), Wacky Races (1968), Dick Dastardly & Muttley on Their Flying Machines (1969), The Catanooga Cats (1969 [more exactly on the episodes from Autocat & Motormouse]), Hey, It's Hair Bear Bunch (1971), Hong Kong Phooey (1974), The Partridge Family 2200 A.D. (1974), the HB version from Tom & Jerry (1975), The Scooby-Doo Show (1976-79), Dynomutt The Wonder Dog (1976), Jabberjaw (1976), The Mumbly Show (1976), Laff-A-Lympics (1977-80), Capitain Caveman & The Teen Angels (1977-80), Super Friends (from 1977 to on), C.B. Bears (1977), Godzilla (1978-80), Jana of the Jungle (1978), The All-New Fred & Barney Show (1978), Scooby-Doo & Scrappy-Doo (1979-82), The Flintstones Comedy Show/The Flintstones Frolics (1980), Richie Rich (1980-82), Space Stars (1981), The Smurfs (1981-88), The Trollkins (1981), Shirt Tales (1982), The Jetsons - Vol. II (1984); movies: A Man Called Flintstone (1966); specials: A Flintstone Christmas (1977).

http://members.aol.com/PaulEC2/huck3.jpg Huck disguises as a scarecrow to lure those corny crows into a trap, but the crows play a trick on the Huck's disguise, what takes Huck (who makes a menaceful sight on that pesty ravens) to put an end on the twosome. This is scene of the episode Two Corny Crows from Huckleberry Hound (1958-62), which was animated by Kenneth Muse.

http://members.aol.com/PaulEC1/js6.jpg George and his daughter Judy watch to a Jet Screamer's presentation on TV. Scene of the episode A Date With Jet Screamer, from the Jetsons classical series (1962-63), which was animated by Kenneth Muse. BABY-BABY-BABY!

Well, I have to make a pause on this list. We'll continue with this list in another opportunity.
So long!

Cheers from this faithful friend who always writes 4 U,

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LONG LIFE FOR WILLIAM HANNA & JOSEPH BARBERA!

;)

[rodineisilveira]

São Paulo - SP, Brazil, July 13, 2004 (31 days remaining to the Olympic Games, which will be held in Athens, Greece [the olympic torch has returned to Greece!]).

Hello, friends from Toon Zone, Yesterdaylanders, Memory Laners and HB-fanatics from the whole world!

Here we are again to continue with the list that focuses the Hanna-Barbera's top animators and their all-timed works on the studio. And we're now on the second part of the list.
And without delay, let's continue with the list!

- Carlo Vinci: series: Ruff & Reddy (1957-60), The Huckleberry Hound Show (1958-62), The Quick Draw McGraw Show (1959-62), Loopy de Loop (1959-65), The Flintstones (1960-66), The Yogi Bear Show (1960-62), Top Cat (1961), The New Hanna-Barbera Cartoon Series/Wally, Lippy & Touché (1962-63 [just in one Wally Gator episode: Ice Cube Boob]), The Jetsons (1962-63), The Magilla Gorilla Show (1964-67), The Peter Potamus Show (1964-67), Jonny Quest (1964-65), The Atom Ant Show (1965-67), The Secret Squirrel Show (1965-67), Frankenstein Jr. & The Impossibles (1966), Space Ghost & Dino Boy (1966), The Laurel & Hardy Show (1966), Shazzan! (1967), The Herculoids (1967), Moby Dick & The Mighty Mightor (1967 [just in one Moby Dick episode: The Aqua-Bats]), Birdman & Galaxy Trio (1967 [more exactly in the episodes from Birdman]), The Fantastic Four (1967), Wacky Races (1968), Dick Dastardly & Muttley on Their Flying Machines (1969), The Cattanooga Cats (1969 [more exactly, on the episodes from Autocat & Motormouse]), Scooby Doo, Where Are You? (1969-71), Josie & The Pussy Cats (1970), The Harlem Globetrotters (1970-72), Hey, It's Hair Bear Bunch (1971), The Roman Holidays (1972), The New Scooby-Doo Movies (1972-74), The Flintstones Comedy Hour (1972), Speed Buggy (1973), Great Inch: Private Eye (1973), Goober & The Ghost Chasers (1973), Hong Kong Phooey (1974), Wheelie & The Chopper Bunch (1974), The Partridge Family 2200 A.D. (1974), the HB version from Tom & Jerry (1975), The Great Grape Ape Show (1975), The Scooby-Doo Show (1976-79), Dynomutt The Wonder Dog (1976), Jabberjaw (1976), The Mumbly Show (1976), Laff-A-Lympics (1977-80), Captain Caveman & The Teen Angels (1977-80), Super Friends (from 1977 to on), C.B. Bears (1977), Godzilla (1978-80), Jana of the Jungle (1978); movies: Heyyy, There! It's Yogi Bear (1964), A Man Called Flintstone (1966), Charlotte's Web (1972); specials: The Thanksgiving That Almost Wasn't (1971), Yogi's Ark Lark (1972), A Flintstone Christmas (1977).

http://www.babyseries.com/pepe_legal_bandido.jpg Quick Draw McGraw and the malignous Grumble Weed are ready to a duel. Who will survive? This is the scene of the first Quick Draw McGraw (1959-62) episode, titled Scary Prairie, which was animated by Carlo Vinci.

http://www.world-wide-art.com/art/va/printjpgs/b/hbarbera/le/annmargrockpresent.jpg Fred Flintstone, Barney Rubble and Ann-Margret (here, known as Ann-Margrock), dancing on the air! Scene of the episode Ann-Margrock Presents, from The Flintstones (1960-66). Animated by Carlo Vinci.


Well, I have to make a pause here. We'll continue with this list in another opportunity.
Did you know that Carlo Vinci is one of the John Kricfalusi's favorite animators? Enjoy to see more details about it on the Johnny K's blog (http://johnkstuff.blogspot.com), typing Carlo Vinci on the blog's search query.
So long!

Cheers from this faithful friend who always writes 4 U,

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LONG LIFE FOR WILLIAM HANNA & JOSEPH BARBERA!

;)

[Howard Fein]

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http://members.aol.com/PaulEC1/js6.jpg George and his daughter Judy watch to a Jet Screamer's presentation on TV. Scene of the episode A Date With Jet Screamer, from the Jetsons classical series (1962-63), which was animated by Kenneth Muse.

Hate to correct you after the fine research job you did, but the above vidcap from THE JETSONS is from Carlo Vinci, one of three animators in the Date With Jet Screamer episode. Muse and Disney vet Jerry Hatchcock were the others. The very angular bodies, taut arm placements and George's vertically elongated face are very obviously the work of Vinci- quite evident in his work at H-B, MGM and Terrytoons.

Muse also animated on the theatrical HEY THERE IT'S YOGI BEAR (along with old friends Ken Harris and Gerry Chiniquy, who were biding time after WB closed down before they hooked up with MGM and the reopened WB respectively).

You must have some collection of H-B videos to be able to list every series a given animator worked on- or are you working from visual identification and/or memory? The H-B animator credits were far from complete- many shows with animation from Muse did not list his name in the credits. The same goes for other shows and animators. (F'rinstance, the SCOOBY-DOO episode A Night of Fright is No Delight has a couple of minutes' worth of Muse animation near the beginning.)

Anyone who peruses this board regularly knows that Muse worked at DFE from approximately 1970 through '74. There must have been some staggering of production at one or both studios because, as you noted, his work is prominent in 1971's HAIR BEAR BUNCH. I'm not sure, because it's been many years, but there may have some Muse animation in 1972's FLINTSTONES COMEDY HOUR.

Keep up the great work! I look forward to more.

[Frank]

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http://members.aol.com/PaulEC1/js6.jpg George and his daughter Judy watch to a Jet Screamer's presentation on TV. Scene of the episode A Date With Jet Screamer, from the Jetsons classical series (1962-63), which was animated by Kenneth Muse.

Hate to correct you after the fine research job you did, but the above vidcap from THE JETSONS is from Carlo Vinci, one of three animators in the Date With Jet Screamer episode. Muse and Disney vet Jerry Hatchcock were the others. The very angular bodies, taut arm placements and George's vertically elongated face are very obviously the work of Vinci- quite evident in his work at H-B, MGM and Terrytoons.

Muse also animated on the theatrical HEY THERE IT'S YOGI BEAR (along with old friends Ken Harris and Gerry Chiniquy, who were biding time after WB closed down before they hooked up with MGM and the reopened WB respectively).

You must have some collection of H-B videos to be able to list every series a given animator worked on- or are you working from visual identification and/or memory? The H-B animator credits were far from complete- many shows with animation from Muse did not list his name in the credits. The same goes for other shows and animators. (F'rinstance, the SCOOBY-DOO episode A Night of Fright is No Delight has a couple of minutes' worth of Muse animation near the beginning.)

Anyone who peruses this board regularly knows that Muse worked at DFE from approximately 1970 through '74. There must have been some staggering of production at one or both studios because, as you noted, his work is prominent in 1971's HAIR BEAR BUNCH. I'm not sure, because it's been many years, but there may have some Muse animation in 1972's FLINTSTONES COMEDY HOUR.

Keep up the great work! I look forward to more.

BTW, I'm not familiar with Dick Lundy's or Lew Marshall's animation. I have a Yogi Bear cartoon Slap Happy Birthday on tape as well as another Yogi Bear cartoon which two robbers disguise themselves as old ladies and try to hide a picnic basket in Jellystone Park. Slap Happy Birthday seems to be mostly done by Kenneth Muse, while the latter cartoon I mentioned has some Muse and Carlo Vinci animation but most of the cartoon is mostly unidentifyable to me. The animators credited are Kenneth Muse, Carlo Vinci, Dick Lundy, and Lew Marshall. Can you help me?

[rodineisilveira]

São Paulo - SP, Brazil, July 14, 2004 (30 days remaining to the Olympic Games, which will be held in Athens, Greece [the Olympic Torch has returned to Greece!]).

Hello, friends from Toon Zone, Yesterdaylanders, Memory Laners and HB-fans from this world of God!

We're on the 3rd part from the list that focuses the Hanna-Barbera top animators (whose styles are easy of identificate to) and their all-timed works on the studio.
We need running with the list, because we have a lot of things to see.

- George Nicholas: series: The Huckleberry Hound Show (1958-62 [from 1959 to on]), The Quick Draw McGraw Show (1959-62), Loopy de Loop (1959-65), The Flintstones (1960-66), The Yogi Bear Show (1960-62), The New Hanna-Barbera Cartoon Series/Wally, Lippy & Touché (1962-63), The Jetsons (1962-63), The Magilla Gorilla Show (1964-67), The Peter Potamus Show (1964-67), Jonny Quest (1964-65), The Atom Ant Show (1965-67), The Secret Squirrel Show (1965-67), Space Ghost & Dino Boy (1966), Shazzan! (1967), The Herculoids (1967), The Fantastic Four (1967), The Banana Splits Show (1968 [more exactly, the episodes from The Arabian Knights]), The New Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (1968), The Adventures of Gulliver (1968), The Cattanooga Cats (1969 [more exactly, the episodes from Around the World in 79 Days]) and until the overture from Hong Kong Phooey (1974)!; movies: A Man Called Flintstone (1966); specials: Jack and the Beanstalk (1967 [with Gene Kelly]).

http://www.toonarific.com/pics_root/00002965/quickdrawmcgraw3.jpg Battle of the Kabongs: the real El Kabong (Quick Draw McGraw) faces the pseudo-El Kabong (Horse-Faced Harry). Scene of the episode Kabong Kabong's Kabong, from The Quick Draw McGraw Show (1959-62). Animated by George Nicholas.

http://www.animationconnection.com/images/hb1074l.jpg "Happy Aniversary, Happy Aniversary, Happy Anniversary, Haaaaaaapy Anniversary!" Here's the chorus formed by Fred, Barney and four policemen (the Happy Anniversary Quartet). Scene from the episode The Hot Piano, from The Flintstones (1960-66). Animated by George Nicholas.

Well, the list remains cool, but I gonna have to do a new pause here. We'll continue in another occasion.
Ciao!

Cheers from this faithful friend who always writes 4 U,

Rodinei Campos da Silveira (from São Paulo, Brazil)
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LONG LIFE FOR WILLIAM HANNA & JOSEPH BARBERA!

;)

[Howard Fein]

BTW, I'm not familiar with Dick Lundy's or Lew Marshall's animation. I have a Yogi Bear cartoon Slap Happy Birthday on tape as well as another Yogi Bear cartoon which two robbers disguise themselves as old ladies and try to hide a picnic basket in Jellystone Park. Slap Happy Birthday seems to be mostly done by Kenneth Muse, while the latter cartoon I mentioned has some Muse and Carlo Vinci animation but most of the cartoon is mostly unidentifyable to me. The animators credited are Kenneth Muse, Carlo Vinci, Dick Lundy, and Lew Marshall. Can you help me?

"Slaphappy Birthday", which, BTW, was the first Yogi short in his 'new' starring series, featuring Hoyt Curtin underscore, was animated by George Nicholas. His characters tend to have very pronounced jowls with wide, flappy mouths and heavily-lidded eyes- except when the character is excited. Then the eyes bug out wide. Long speeches will have the character cock his head to the side and generally closed eyes. You can identify Nicholas animation in a FLINTSTONE episode if Fred is 'doffing out' imaginary suspenders when bragging.

The other short you site, "Disguise and Gals", was animated by Don Patterson. Characters animated by him are often short and boxy, with very jerky head and limb movements. They tend to have large 'dead' looking eyes, slack jaws and huge overbites. When a Patterson-animated character dashes offscreen, he's followed by a lot of large 'smear' lines.

Only three animators- Lew Marshall, Muse and Vinci- did virtually every short in the first two (1957-59) seasons of TV H-B shorts. (I still have trouble pinning down Marshall's style, and he pretty much moved from animation to directing around 1960 or '61.) Columbia must've increased the studio's animation budget for the fall 1959 season, because such familiar names as Bob Carr, Art Davis, Ed Love, Lundy, Nicholas, Patterson and Don Williams came on board.

I generally view Fred Flintstone as the best character to observe the distinctive styles of the various H-B animators.

By and large, only one animator worked on most TV H-B shorts made through 1962-'63- and most first-season FLINTSTONE episodes as well. It wasn't till almost the end of that season that multiple episode animators began to appear. (A late first-season episode, "Rooms to Rent", is done by six animators: Bill Keil, Lundy, Nicholas, Patterson and Vinci!)

[rodineisilveira]

São Paulo - SP, Brazil, July 15, 2004 (29 days remaining to the Olympic Games, which will be held in Athens, Greece [the olympic torch is now in Greece!]).

Hello, friends from Toon Zone, Yesterdaylanders, Memory Laners and HB-fanatics from the whole world!

We're now on the fourth part from the list that focuses the Hanna-Barbera top animators and their all-timed works on the studio.
And now, without many delays, let's continue with the list.

- Lew Marshall: series: Ruff & Reddy (1957-60), The Huckleberry Hound Show (1958-62); The Quick Draw McGraw Show (1959-62); Loopy de Loop (1959-65); The Yogi Bear Show (1960-62). Lew Marshall worked as animator until 1962. Afterwards, he passed to the charge of story director, until 1967, when he passed to the charge of associate producer.

http://vegalleries.com/hbltd/0exit.jpg "Exit, stage left!" Says Snagglepuss, at the moment in which the pink feline tries to rush from Major Minor. Scene from the first Snagglepuss episode, titled Major Operation, which was animated by Lew Marshall. Snagglepuss is one of the sequences from the classical Yogi Bear Show (1960-62).

http://members.aol.com/Polecattt/baseball.jpg Here we see Augie Doggie involved in a baseball game as a batter, while his beloved dad appears as an umpire. This is the initial scene of the episode Talk It Up Pup, from Augie Doggie & Doggie Daddy, which was animated by Lew Marshall. Augie Doggie & Doggie Daddy is one of the sequences from The Quick Draw McGraw Show (1959-62).

Well, I have to make a pause here. We'll continue in another occasion.
So long, farewell, auf wiedesen, good bye! (Do you remember of the movie The Sound of the Music [1965, directed by Robert Wise], with Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer in the cast?)

Cheers from this faithful friend who always writes 4 U,

Rodinei Campos da Silveira (from São Paulo, Brazil)
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LONG LIFE FOR WILLIAM HANNA & JOSEPH BARBERA!

;)

[rodineisilveira]

São Paulo - SP, Brazil, July 16, 2004 (29 days remaining to the Olympic Games [the olympic torch it's now in Greece!]).

Hello, friends from Toon Zone, Yesterdayland, Memory Lane and HB-fanatics from the whole world!

We're now in the fifth part from the list that focuses the Hanna-Barbera animators and their all-timed works.
And our journey continues! We have many things to see.

- Don Patterson: series: Ruff & Reddy (1957-60 [from 1959 to on]), The Huckleberry Hound Show (1958-62 [from 1959 to on]), The Quick Draw McGraw Show (1959-62), Loopy de Loop (1959-65), The Flintstones (1960-66), The Yogi Bear Show (1960-62), Top Cat (1961), The New Hanna-Barbera Cartoon Series/Wally, Lippy & Touché (1962-63), The Jetsons (1962-63), The Magilla Gorilla Show (1964-67), The Peter Potamus Show (1964-67), Jonny Quest (1964-65), The Atom Ant Show (1965-67), The Secret Squirrel Show (1965-67), The Space Kidettes (1966), Moby Dick & The Mighty Mightor (1967), The Cattanooga Cats (1969 [more exactly, in the episodes from It's The Wolf!]), The Harlem Globetrotters (1970-72), Help! It's The Hair Bear Bunch (1971), The Flintstones Comedy Hour (1972), Speed Buggy (1973), Jeannie (1973 [which it's the animated version from I Dream of Jeannie]), The Great Grape Ape Show (1975), The Scooby-Doo Show (1976-79), Dynomutt The Wonder Dog (1976), Jabberjaw (1976), The Mumbly Show (1976); movies: Hey There, It's Yogi Bear (1964); specials: A Christmas Story (1972).

http://www.dawsbutler.com/graphics-daws/huckhd.jpg A comic-booked preview of the episode Huck's Hack, from The Huckleberry Hound Show (1958-62). This episode was animated by Don Patterson.

http://www.toonarific.com/pics_root/00004025/yogibearshow10.jpg Ranger Smith suspects something strange happening on the Jellystone Park. Scene from the episode Bewitched Bear, from the classical Yogi Bear (1958-62), which was animated by Don Patterson. This episode was originally aired on The Huckleberry Hound Show (1958-62). It was also aired in the classical Yogi Bear Show (1960-62).

Well, the list remains cool, but I have to interrupt here. Let's continue in another opportunity.
So long!

Cheers from this faithful friend who always writes 4 U,

Rodinei Campos da Silveira (from São Paulo, Brazil)
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ALL HAIL THE HANNA-BARBERA FAMILY!

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HANNA-BARBERA 4 EVER!

Attention, HB-fans! The Hanna-Barbera building is saved from the demolition (http://www.hannabarbera.org (http://www.hannabarbera.org/))! Let's continue to preserve this wonderful building!

LONG LIFE FOR WILLIAM HANNA & JOSEPH BARBERA!

;)

[Frank]

São Paulo - SP, Brazil, July 12, 2003 (32 days remaining to the Olympic Games, which will be held in Athens, Greece [the olympic torch returned to Greece!]).

Hello, friends from Toon Zone, Yesterdaylanders, Memory Laners and HB-fanatics from the whole world (and a special hello to Joseph & Jayne Barbera, Iwao Takamoto, David Kirschner, Buzz Potamkin, Fred Seibert, Robert Alvarez, Ed Benedict, Jerry Eisenberg, Bob Singer and all that people from Hanna-Barbera/Cartoon Network)!

Here's a list that reunites the top animators from Hanna-Barbera and their all-timed works on this studio, that also contains pictured references from various series which they were involved to.
Ready? Here we go!

- Kenneth Muse: series: Ruff & Reddy (1957-60), The Huckleberry Hound Show (1958-62), The Quick Draw McGraw Show (1959-62), Loopy de Loop (1959-65), The Flintstones (1960-66), The Yogi Bear Show (1960-62), Top Cat (1961), The New Hanna-Barbera Cartoon Series/Wally, Lippy & Touché (1962-63), The Jetsons (1962-63), The Magilla Gorilla Show (1964-67), The Peter Potamus Show (1964-67), The Atom Ant Show (1965-67), The Secret Squirrel Show (1965-67), Frankenstein Jr. & The Impossibles (1966), The Herculoids (1967), Moby Dick & The Mighty Mightor (1967), Birdman & The Galaxy Trio (1967), The Fantastic Four (1967), Wacky Races (1968), Dick Dastardly & Muttley on Their Flying Machines (1969), The Catanooga Cats (1969 [more exactly on the episodes from Autocat & Motormouse]), Hey, It's Hair Bear Bunch (1971), Hong Kong Phooey (1974), The Partridge Family 2200 A.D. (1974), the HB version from Tom & Jerry (1975), The Scooby-Doo Show (1976-79), Dynomutt The Wonder Dog (1976), Jabberjaw (1976), The Mumbly Show (1976), Laff-A-Lympics (1977-80), Capitain Caveman & The Teen Angels (1977-80), Super Friends (from 1977 to on), C.B. Bears (1977), Godzilla (1978-80), Jana of the Jungle (1978), The All-New Fred & Barney Show (1978), Scooby-Doo & Scrappy-Doo (1979-82), The Flintstones Comedy Show/The Flintstones Frolics (1980), Space Stars (1981), The Smurfs (1981-88), The Trollkins (1981), Shirt Tales (1982), The Jetsons - Vol. II (1984); movies: A Man Called Flintstone (1966); specials: A Flintstone Christmas (1977).

http://www.toonarific.com/pics_root/00001706/huckleberryhound4.jpg Huck disguises as a scarecrow to lure those corny crows into a trap, but the crows play a trick on the Huck's disguise, what takes Huck (who makes a menaceful sight on that pesty ravens) to put an end on the twosome. This is scene of the episode Two Corny Crows from Huckleberry Hound (1958-62), which was animated by Kenneth Muse.

http://members.aol.com/PaulEC1/js6.jpg George and his daughter Judy watch to a Jet Screamer's presentation on TV. Scene of the episode A Date With Jet Screamer, from the Jetsons classical series (1962-63), which was animated by Kenneth Muse. BABY-BABY-BABY!

Well, I have to make a pause on this list. We'll continue with this list in another opportunity.
So long!

Cheers from this faithful friend who always writes 4 U,

Rodinei Campos da Silveira (from São Paulo, Brazil)
Meet me on my e-mails: mailto:rodinei@starmedia.com (rodinei@starmedia.com), mailto:rodineic@excite.com (rodineic@excite.com), mailto:rodineisilveira@bol.com.br (rodineisilveira@bol.com.br) or mailto:rcsbrasil@mort.zzn.com (rcsbrasil@mort.zzn.com). You're always wellcome!

ALL HAIL THE HANNA-BARBERA FAMILY!

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HANNA-BARBERA 4 EVER!

Attention, HB-fans! The Hanna-Barbera building is saved from the demolition (http://www.hannabarbera.org (http://www.hannabarbera.org/))! Let's continue to preserve this wonderful building!

LONG LIFE FOR WILLIAM HANNA & JOSEPH BARBERA!

;)Have anymore pictures of Muse animated scenes?

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http://members.aol.com/PaulEC1/js6.jpg George and his daughter Judy watch to a Jet Screamer's presentation on TV. Scene of the episode A Date With Jet Screamer, from the Jetsons classical series (1962-63), which was animated by Kenneth Muse.

Hate to correct you after the fine research job you did, but the above vidcap from THE JETSONS is from Carlo Vinci, one of three animators in the Date With Jet Screamer episode. Muse and Disney vet Jerry Hatchcock were the others. The very angular bodies, taut arm placements and George's vertically elongated face are very obviously the work of Vinci- quite evident in his work at H-B, MGM and Terrytoons.

Muse also animated on the theatrical HEY THERE IT'S YOGI BEAR (along with old friends Ken Harris and Gerry Chiniquy, who were biding time after WB closed down before they hooked up with MGM and the reopened WB respectively).

You must have some collection of H-B videos to be able to list every series a given animator worked on- or are you working from visual identification and/or memory? The H-B animator credits were far from complete- many shows with animation from Muse did not list his name in the credits. The same goes for other shows and animators. (F'rinstance, the SCOOBY-DOO episode A Night of Fright is No Delight has a couple of minutes' worth of Muse animation near the beginning.)

Anyone who peruses this board regularly knows that Muse worked at DFE from approximately 1970 through '74. There must have been some staggering of production at one or both studios because, as you noted, his work is prominent in 1971's HAIR BEAR BUNCH. I'm not sure, because it's been many years, but there may have some Muse animation in 1972's FLINTSTONES COMEDY HOUR.

Keep up the great work! I look forward to more.

São Paulo - SP, Brazil, July 20, 2004 (Today, we celebrate 35 years in which the tripulation from Apollo 11 [Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins] landed on the Moon [July 20, 1969].).

Hello, Howard Fein!

I don't have any Hanna-Barbera video collection. I recieve the signals from Cartoon Network (Brazil) (http://www.cartoonnetwork.com.br (http://www.cartoonnetwork.com.br/) or http://www.cartoonnetworkla.com/english) and Boomerang (Brazil) (http://www.cartoonnetwork.com.br/boomerang or http://www.cartoonnetworkla.com/english/boomerang), through from the cable operator which I subscribe here in Brazil, TVA (http://www.tva.com.br (http://www.tva.com.br/)).
I'm doing this research thru the visual identification and from my memory. And the references which I put on this topic, I found them in various sites from Internet.
Well, that's it!
Ciao!

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São Paulo - SP, Brazil, July 22, 2004 (23 days remaining to the Olympic Games, which will be held in Athens, Greece [the olympic torch is now in Greece!]).

Hello, friends from Toon Zone, Yesterdaylanders, Memory Laners and HB-fans from the whole world!

Wow! We're on the sixth part from the list that focuses the top animators from Hanna-Barbera and their all-timed works on this studio.
The list has to go. And it will be now!

- Dick Lundy: series: The Huckleberry Hound Show (1958-62 [from 1959 to on]), The Quick Draw McGraw Show (1959-62), Loopy de Loop (1959-65), The Yogi Bear Show (1960-62), The Flintstones (1960-66), The New Hanna-Barbera Cartoon Series/Wally, Lippy & Touché (1962-63), The Jetsons (1962-63), The Magilla Gorilla Show (1964-67), The Peter Potamus Show (1964-67), The Atom Ant Show (1965-67), The Secret Squirrel Show (1965-67), Moby Dick & The Mighty Mightor (1967), The Adventures of Gulliver (1968), The Perils of Penelope Pitstop (1969), Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? (1969-71), Josie & The Pussy Cats (1970), Where's Huddles (1970), The Peebles & Bamm-Bamm Show (1971), The Flintstone Comedy Hour (1972), Yogi's Gang (1973), Laff-A-Lympics (1977-80), The All-New Fred & Barney Show (1978), The Flintstones Comedy Show/Flintstone Frolics (1980); movies: The Man Called Flintstone (1966); specials: A Christmas Story (1972), A Flintstone Christmas (1977).

http://croque-vacances.chez.tiscali.fr/WallyGator04.jpg This is the final scene from the first Wally Gator episode, titled Droopy Dragon, where we see the dialogue between Wally and the zookeeper Mr. Twiddle. This episode was animated by Dick Lundy. Wally Gator is one of the sequences from The New Hanna-Barbera Cartoon Series/Wally, Lippy & Touché (1962-63).

http://www.toontracker.com/huck/yogi-004.jpg Part from the overture of the classical Yogi Bear Show (1960-62), which was animated by Dick Lundy.

http://members.aol.com/PaulEC1/fredpu_1.jpg Part from the second overture from The Flintstones (1960-62) - the first version (from 1962) -, which has as outstand, the theme song Meet the Flintstones. Animated by Dick Lundy.

Well, I have to interrupt here. I'll continue in another opportunity.
So long!

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[Frank]

"Slaphappy Birthday", which, BTW, was the first Yogi short in his 'new' starring series, featuring Hoyt Curtin underscore, was animated by George Nicholas. His characters tend to have very pronounced jowls with wide, flappy mouths and heavily-lidded eyes- except when the character is excited. Then the eyes bug out wide. Long speeches will have the character cock his head to the side and generally closed eyes. You can identify Nicholas animation in a FLINTSTONE episode if Fred is 'doffing out' imaginary suspenders when bragging.

The other short you site, "Disguise and Gals", was animated by Don Patterson. Characters animated by him are often short and boxy, with very jerky head and limb movements. They tend to have large 'dead' looking eyes, slack jaws and huge overbites. When a Patterson-animated character dashes offscreen, he's followed by a lot of large 'smear' lines.

Only three animators- Lew Marshall, Muse and Vinci- did virtually every short in the first two (1957-59) seasons of TV H-B shorts. (I still have trouble pinning down Marshall's style, and he pretty much moved from animation to directing around 1960 or '61.) Columbia must've increased the studio's animation budget for the fall 1959 season, because such familiar names as Bob Carr, Art Davis, Ed Love, Lundy, Nicholas, Patterson and Don Williams came on board.

I generally view Fred Flintstone as the best character to observe the distinctive styles of the various H-B animators.

By and large, only one animator worked on most TV H-B shorts made through 1962-'63- and most first-season FLINTSTONE episodes as well. It wasn't till almost the end of that season that multiple episode animators began to appear. (A late first-season episode, "Rooms to Rent", is done by six animators: Bill Keil, Lundy, Nicholas, Patterson and Vinci!)BTW, I also got a Yippee, Yappee, and Yahooey cartoon: Horse Shoo Fly, but since I'm no expert with the Hanna-Barbera animators, could it be Dick Lundy that animated that cartoon?:confused:

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São Paulo - SP, Brazil, July 28, 2004 (15 days remaining to the Olympic Games, which will be held in Athens, Greece [the olympic torch is now in Greece!]).

Hello, friends from Toon Zone, Yesterdaylanders, Memory Laners and HB-fans from the whole world!

Here we are again, and we're now on the seventh part from the list that focuses the top animators from Hanna-Barbera and their all-timed works on the studio.
Well, and now, without more delays, the list has to continue!

- Ed Love: series: The Huckleberry Hound Show (1958-62 [from 1959 to on]), The Quick Draw McGraw Show (1959-62), Loopy de Loop (1959-65), The Flintstones (1960-66), The Yogi Bear Show (1960-62), Top Cat (1961), The New Hanna-Barbera Cartoon Series/Wally, Lippy & Touché (1962-63), The Jetsons (1962-63), The Peter Potamus Show (1964-67), Frankenstein Jr. & The Impossibles (1966), Moby Dick & The Mighty Mightor (1967 [more exactly, on the Mightor episodes]), Birdman & The Galaxy Trio (1967 [more exactly, on the Galaxy Trio episodes), The Banana Splits Show (1968 [more exactly, on the episodes from The Three Musketeers]), The Perils of Penelope Pitstop (1969), Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? (1969-71), The Harlem Globetrotters (1970-72), The Peebles & Bamm-Bamm Show (1971), Sealab 2020 (1972), The Amazing Chan & The Chan Clan (1972), Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kids (1973), Yogi's Gang (1973), Devlin (1974), The Partridge Family: 2200 A.D. (1974), C.B. Bears (1977), Heyyyy, It's the King (1977), Super Friends (from 1977 to on), Galaxy Goof-Ups (1978), The All-New Fred & Barney Show (1978), Godzilla (1978-80), The Super Globetrotters (1979), Casper & The Angels (1979), The Flintstones Comedy Show/Flintstones' Frolics (1980), The Smurfs (1981-88), The Trollkins (1981), The Gary Coleman Show (1982), Shirt Tales (1982), The Little Rascals (1982), The Jetsons - Vol. II (1984); specials: A Christmas Story (1972).

http://www.animationconnection.com/images/tw1073l.jpg Here are the waitresses Wilma and Betty, dancing and singing the Car Hop Song. Scene from the episode The Drive-In, from The Flintstones (1960-66). Animated by Ed Love.

http://www.animationconnection.com/images/tw1045l.jpg Here's the scene from the episode The Late T.C., from Top Cat (1961), where we see the Top Cat's good-bye party, where the beat and the happiness reigns absolute. Only a certain Officer Dibble isn't very happy with all this atmosphere. This episode was animated by Ed Love.

Well, I have to make a pause here. We'll continue in another occasion.
Bye-bye!

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São Paulo - SP, Brazil, July 14, 2004 (30 days remaining to the Olympic Games, which will be held in Athens, Greece [the Olympic Torch has returned to Greece!]).

Hello, friends from Toon Zone, Yesterdaylanders, Memory Laners and HB-fans from this world of God!

We're on the 3rd part from the list that focuses the Hanna-Barbera top animators (whose styles are easy of identificate to) and their all-timed works on the studio.
We need running with the list, because we have a lot of things to see.

- George Nicholas: series: The Huckleberry Hound Show (1958-62 [from 1959 to on]), The Quick Draw McGraw Show (1959-62), Loopy de Loop (1959-65), The Flintstones (1960-66), The Yogi Bear Show (1960-62), The New Hanna-Barbera Cartoon Series/Wally, Lippy & Touché (1962-63), The Jetsons (1962-63), The Magilla Gorilla Show (1964-67), The Peter Potamus Show (1964-67), Jonny Quest (1964-65), The Atom Ant Show (1965-67), The Secret Squirrel Show (1965-67), Space Ghost & Dino Boy (1966), Shazzan! (1967), The Herculoids (1967), The Fantastic Four (1967), The Banana Splits Show (1968 [more exactly, the episodes from The Arabian Knights]), The New Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (1968), The Adventures of Gulliver (1968), The Cattanooga Cats (1969 [more exactly, the episodes from Around the World in 79 Days]) and until the overture from Hong Kong Phooey (1974)!; movies: A Man Called Flintstone (1966); specials: Jack and the Beanstalk (1967 [with Gene Kelly]).

http://www.toonarific.com/pics_root/00002965/quickdrawmcgraw3.jpg Battle of the Kabongs: the real El Kabong (Quick Draw McGraw) faces the pseudo-El Kabong (Horse-Faced Harry). Scene of the episode Kabong Kabong's Kabong, from The Quick Draw McGraw Show (1959-62). Animated by George Nicholas.

http://www.animationconnection.com/images/hb1074l.jpg "Happy Aniversary, Happy Aniversary, Happy Anniversary, Haaaaaaapy Anniversary!" Here's the chorus formed by Fred, Barney and four policemen (the Happy Anniversary Quartet). Scene from the episode The Hot Piano, from The Flintstones (1960-66). Animated by George Nicholas.

Well, the list remains cool, but I gonna have to do a new pause here. We'll continue in another occasion.
Ciao!

Cheers from this faithful friend who always writes 4 U,

Rodinei Campos da Silveira (from São Paulo, Brazil)
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;)São Paulo - SP, Brazil, May 16, 2005.

Hello, friends from Toon Zone, Yesterdaylanders, Memory Laners and HB-fans from the whole world!

Here are more references animated by George Nicholas (who worked on Disney) from various Hanna-Barbera cartoons. And without more delays, here are they:

- A selection of snapshots of the episode Spud Dud (the big monster potato), from The Huckleberry Hound Show (1958-62). This episode was animated by George Nicholas. The photos are the following:

http://www.jediman.free-online.co.uk/childrenstv/Huckleberry%20Hound/Huckleberry%20Hound009.jpg http://www.jediman.free-online.co.uk/childrenstv/Huckleberry%20Hound/Huckleberry%20Hound010.jpg Let's make a visit to Prof. Huckleberry Hound.
http://www.jediman.free-online.co.uk/childrenstv/Huckleberry%20Hound/Huckleberry%20Hound011.jpg Huck appears preparing his chocolate milk shake and reporting about a giant potato named Spud Dud.
http://www.jediman.free-online.co.uk/childrenstv/Huckleberry%20Hound/Huckleberry%20Hound012.jpg Enter Spud Dud.
http://www.jediman.free-online.co.uk/childrenstv/Huckleberry%20Hound/Huckleberry%20Hound013.jpg Spud Dud appears teasing chaos on the city.
http://www.jediman.free-online.co.uk/childrenstv/Huckleberry%20Hound/Huckleberry%20Hound014.jpg "Spud Dud is on the loose!", yells a man, who runs desperately from the creature.
http://www.jediman.free-online.co.uk/childrenstv/Huckleberry%20Hound/Huckleberry%20Hound015.jpg Huck makes an attempt to stop Spud Dud.
http://www.jediman.free-online.co.uk/childrenstv/Huckleberry%20Hound/Huckleberry%20Hound016.jpg The creature takes the Huck's car.
http://www.jediman.free-online.co.uk/childrenstv/Huckleberry%20Hound/Huckleberry%20Hound017.jpg "He ended with my car!", comments Huck.
http://www.jediman.free-online.co.uk/childrenstv/Huckleberry%20Hound/Huckleberry%20Hound018.jpg "Hey! I'm advicing you to stop with all this confusion!"
http://www.jediman.free-online.co.uk/childrenstv/Huckleberry%20Hound/Huckleberry%20Hound019.jpg "Me and my big mouth...", comments Huck, while he's taken by the gigantic potato.
http://www.jediman.free-online.co.uk/childrenstv/Huckleberry%20Hound/Huckleberry%20Hound020.jpg Huck ends locking up Spud Dud inside the rocket.
http://www.jediman.free-online.co.uk/childrenstv/Huckleberry%20Hound/Huckleberry%20Hound021.jpg The rocket is launched, taking the creature inside of it.
http://www.jediman.free-online.co.uk/childrenstv/Huckleberry%20Hound/Huckleberry%20Hound022.jpg Huck presences a explosion in the sky.
http://www.jediman.free-online.co.uk/childrenstv/Huckleberry%20Hound/Huckleberry%20Hound023.jpg "Look at it! It's raining potato chips!", comments Huck, while he see several potato chips falling over him.

I remember of having seen this episode on Boomerang (http://www.cartoonnetwork.com/boomerang, http://www.cartoonnetwork.com.br/boomerang or http://www.cartoonnetworkla.com/english/boomerang).
Well, I've had more references animated by George Nicholas to include here, but I'll let to do this on a next opportunity.
So long!

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LONG LIFE FOR WILLIAM HANNA & JOSEPH BARBERA!

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São Paulo - SP, Brazil, May 19, 2005 (Star Wars - Episode III: The Revenge of Sith premiered on the movies from the whole world!).

Hello, friends from Toon Zone, Yesterdaylanders, Memory Laners and HB-fans from the whole world!

Here we are again to continue with list that focuses the Hanna-Barbera animators and their all-timed works on this studio.
It's time to follow on with the list, OK?

- Hugh Fraser (he worked on Disney; and also on the Popeye shorts [made for TV], produced and directed by Jack Kinney for King Features Entertainement in 1960): series: The Huckleberry Hound Show (1958-62 [from 1961 to on]), The Quick Draw McGraw Show (1959-62 [from 1961 to on]), Loopy de Loop (1959-65 [from 1961 to on]), The Yogi Bear Show (1960-62 [from 1961 to on]), The Flintstones (1960-66 [from 1961 to on]), Top Cat (1961), The New Hanna-Barbera Cartoon Series/Wally, Lippy & Touché (1962-63), The Jetsons (1962-63), The Magilla Gorilla Show (1964-67), The Peter Potamus Show (1964-67), Jonny Quest (1964-65), The Atom Ant Show (1965-67), The Secret Squirrel Show (1965-67), Sinbad Jr. (1965 ), Frankenstein Jr. & The Impossibles (1966), Space Ghost & Dino Boy (1966 [more exactly the introduction of Dino Boy]), Shazzan (1967), The Herculoids (1967), Moby Dick & The Mighty Mightor (1967), The Young Samson (1967 ), [i]Speed Buggy (1973 ), [i]Yogi's Gang (1973 [more exactly, the overture]), The Addams Family (1973 [more exactly, the the overture]), Wheelie and the Chopper Bunch (1974 ), [i]The Tom & Jerry Show (1975), Godzilla (1978-80); movies: Heyyy There, It's Yogi Bear (1964), A Man Called Flintstone (1966).

http://www.toonarific.com/pics_root//00003874/wally7.gif Here's a scene of the Wally Gator episode Medicine Avenue, where Wally, brought by an ambulance to a hospital, recieves an advice of a doctor saying that the playboy crocodile will pass on a series of exanimations. This epsiode was animated by Hugh Fraser. Wally Gator is one of segments from The New Hanna-Barbera Cartoon Series/Wally, Lippy & Touché (1962-63).

Well, the research is cool, but I'll have to give a pause here. Let's continue on a next opportunity.
So long!

Cheers from this faithful friend who always writes 4 U,

[i]Rodinei Campos da Silveira (from São Paulo, Brazil)
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ALL HAIL THE HANNA-BARBERA FAMILY!

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HANNA-BARBERA - FLINTSTONES - 45 YEARS

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LONG LIFE FOR WILLIAM HANNA & JOSEPH BARBERA!

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[rodineisilveira]

São Paulo - SP, Brazil, May 19, 2005 (Star Wars - Episode III: The Revenge of Sith premiered on the movies from the whole world!).

Hello, friends from Toon Zone, Yesterdaylanders, Memory Laners and HB-fans from the whole world!

Here we are again to continue with list that focuses the Hanna-Barbera animators and their all-timed works on this studio.
It's time to follow on with the list, OK?

- Hugh Fraser (he worked on Disney; and also on the Popeye shorts [made for TV], produced and directed by Jack Kinney for King Features Entertainement in 1960): series: The Huckleberry Hound Show (1958-62 [from 1961 to on]), The Quick Draw McGraw Show (1959-62 [from 1961 to on]), Loopy de Loop (1959-65 [from 1961 to on]), The Yogi Bear Show (1960-62 [from 1961 to on]), The Flintstones (1960-66 [from 1961 to on]), Top Cat (1961), The New Hanna-Barbera Cartoon Series/Wally, Lippy & Touché (1962-63), The Jetsons (1962-63), The Magilla Gorilla Show (1964-67), The Peter Potamus Show (1964-67), Jonny Quest (1964-65), The Atom Ant Show (1965-67), The Secret Squirrel Show (1965-67), Sinbad Jr. (1965 ), Frankenstein Jr. & The Impossibles (1966), Space Ghost & Dino Boy (1966 [more exactly the introduction of Dino Boy]), Shazzan (1967), The Herculoids (1967), Moby Dick & The Mighty Mightor (1967), The Young Samson (1967 ), [i]Speed Buggy (1973 ), [i]Yogi's Gang (1973 [more exactly, the overture]), The Addams Family (1973 [more exactly, the the overture]), Wheelie and the Chopper Bunch (1974 ), [i]The Tom & Jerry Show (1975), Godzilla (1978-80); movies: Heyyy There, It's Yogi Bear (1964), A Man Called Flintstone (1966).

http://www.toonarific.com/pics_root//00003874/wally7.gif Here's a scene of the Wally Gator episode Medicine Avenue, where Wally, brought by an ambulance to a hospital, recieves an advice of a doctor saying that the playboy crocodile will pass on a series of exanimations. This epsiode was animated by Hugh Fraser. Wally Gator is one of segments from The New Hanna-Barbera Cartoon Series/Wally, Lippy & Touché (1962-63).

Well, the research is cool, but I'll have to give a pause here. Let's continue on a next opportunity.
So long!

Cheers from this faithful friend who always writes 4 U,

[i]Rodinei Campos da Silveira (from São Paulo, Brazil)
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ALL HAIL THE HANNA-BARBERA FAMILY!

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HANNA-BARBERA - FLINTSTONES - 45 YEARS

Attention, HB-fans! The Hanna-Barbera building is saved from the demolition (http://www.hannabarbera.org (http://www.hannabarbera.org/))! Let's continue to preserve this wonderful building!

LONG LIFE FOR WILLIAM HANNA & JOSEPH BARBERA!

:cool:São Paulo - SP, Brazil, May 20, 2005.

Hello, friends from Toon Zone, Yesterdaylanders, Memory Laners from the whole world!

Here are more references animated by Hugh Fraser from various Hanna-Barbera cartoons. It's time to follow with the research!

http://www.melaman2.com/cartoons/singles/stills/Z/yogi-gang4.jpg Part of the overture from Yogi's Gang (1973), showing the family of Hanna-Barbera classical characters (with Yogi Bear on the command) aboard into the flying ark. Hugh Fraser animated this overture.

http://www.2and2.net/Priv/mcd7_sansao0.jpg http://members.aol.com/Polecattt/image9.jpg Part of the overture from The Young Samson (1967, created by Alex Toth), showing Samson and his faithful fellow Goliath in two moments: as a typical teen-aged boy and his dog; and as a super-hero and Goliath as a powerful lion (who emits laser beams from its eyes). Hugh Fraser animated this overture.

http://tooncity.net/LEHBSPEEDBUGGY.jpg Part of the overture from Speed Buggy (1973), showing Speedy with his human friends Mark, Debbie and Thinker. This overture was animated by Hugh Fraser.

Well, it's time to make a pause here. Let's continue in another hour.
Ciao!

Cheers from this faithful friend who always writes 4 U,

Rodinei Campos da Silveira (from São Paulo, Brazil)
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ALL HAIL THE HANNA-BARBERA FAMILY!

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HANNA-BARBERA - FLINTSTONES - 45 YEARS

Attention, HB-fans! The Hanna-Barbera building is saved from the demolition (http://www.hannabarbera.org (http://www.hannabarbera.org/))! Let's continue to preserve this wonderful building!

LONG LIFE FOR WILLIAM HANNA & JOSEPH BARBERA!

:cool:

[rodineisilveira]

São Paulo - SP, Brazil, May 16, 2005.

Hello, friends from Toon Zone, Yesterdaylanders, Memory Laners and HB-fans from the whole world!

Here are more references animated by George Nicholas (who worked on Disney) from various Hanna-Barbera cartoons. And without more delays, here are they:

- A selection of snapshots of the episode Spud Dud (the big monster potato), from The Huckleberry Hound Show (1958-62). This episode was animated by George Nicholas. The photos are the following:

http://www.jediman.free-online.co.uk/childrenstv/Huckleberry%20Hound/Huckleberry%20Hound009.jpg http://www.jediman.free-online.co.uk/childrenstv/Huckleberry%20Hound/Huckleberry%20Hound010.jpg Let's make a visit to Prof. Huckleberry Hound.
http://www.jediman.free-online.co.uk/childrenstv/Huckleberry%20Hound/Huckleberry%20Hound011.jpg Huck appears preparing his chocolate milk shake and reporting about a giant potato named Spud Dud.
http://www.jediman.free-online.co.uk/childrenstv/Huckleberry%20Hound/Huckleberry%20Hound012.jpg Enter Spud Dud.
http://www.jediman.free-online.co.uk/childrenstv/Huckleberry%20Hound/Huckleberry%20Hound013.jpg Spud Dud appears teasing chaos on the city.
http://www.jediman.free-online.co.uk/childrenstv/Huckleberry%20Hound/Huckleberry%20Hound014.jpg "Spud Dud is on the loose!", yells a man, who runs desperately from the creature.
http://www.jediman.free-online.co.uk/childrenstv/Huckleberry%20Hound/Huckleberry%20Hound015.jpg Huck makes an attempt to stop Spud Dud.
http://www.jediman.free-online.co.uk/childrenstv/Huckleberry%20Hound/Huckleberry%20Hound016.jpg The creature takes the Huck's car.
http://www.jediman.free-online.co.uk/childrenstv/Huckleberry%20Hound/Huckleberry%20Hound017.jpg "He ended with my car!", comments Huck.
http://www.jediman.free-online.co.uk/childrenstv/Huckleberry%20Hound/Huckleberry%20Hound018.jpg "Hey! I'm advicing you to stop with all this confusion!"
http://www.jediman.free-online.co.uk/childrenstv/Huckleberry%20Hound/Huckleberry%20Hound019.jpg "Me and my big mouth...", comments Huck, while he's taken by the gigantic potato.
http://www.jediman.free-online.co.uk/childrenstv/Huckleberry%20Hound/Huckleberry%20Hound020.jpg Huck ends locking up Spud Dud inside the rocket.
http://www.jediman.free-online.co.uk/childrenstv/Huckleberry%20Hound/Huckleberry%20Hound021.jpg The rocket is launched, taking the creature inside of it.
http://www.jediman.free-online.co.uk/childrenstv/Huckleberry%20Hound/Huckleberry%20Hound022.jpg Huck presences a explosion in the sky.
http://www.jediman.free-online.co.uk/childrenstv/Huckleberry%20Hound/Huckleberry%20Hound023.jpg "Look at it! It's raining potato chips!", comments Huck, while he see several potato chips falling over him.

I remember of having seen this episode on Boomerang (http://www.cartoonnetwork.com/boomerang, http://www.cartoonnetwork.com.br/boomerang or http://www.cartoonnetworkla.com/english/boomerang).
Well, I've had more references animated by George Nicholas to include here, but I'll let to do this on a next opportunity.
So long!

Cheers from this faithful friend who always writes 4 U,

Rodinei Campos da Silveira (from São Paulo, Brazil)
Meet me on my e-mails: mailto:rodinei@starmedia.com (rodinei@starmedia.com), mailto:rodineic@excite.com (rodineic@excite.com), mailto:rodineisilveira@bol.com.br (rodineisilveira@bol.com.br) or mailto:rcsbrasil@mort.zzn.com (rcsbrasil@mort.zzn.com). You're always wellcome!

ALL HAIL THE HANNA-BARBERA FAMILY!

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HANNA-BARBERA - FLINTSTONES - 45 YEARS

Attention, HB-fans! The Hanna-Barbera building is saved from the demolition (http://www.hannabarbera.org (http://www.hannabarbera.org/))! Let's continue to preserve this wonderful building!

LONG LIFE FOR WILLIAM HANNA & JOSEPH BARBERA!

:cool:São Paulo - SP, Brazil, June 14, 2005.

Hello, friends from Toon Zone, Yesterdaylanders, Memory Laners and HB-fans from the whole world!

Here are more references animated by George Nicholas from various Hanna-Barbera cartoons. It's time to continue with the research!

http://www.afunk.com/other/jetsons/pictures/007.jpg Here's Astro, tired of living his new life as a mascot of a millionaire (who rechristened him as Tralfaz). And he misses very much their real owners (the Jetsons). This is a scene of the episode Astro Millionaire, from the Jetsons classical series (1962-63). It was animated by George Nicholas.

http://www.toonarific.com/pics_root/00004025/yogibear8.gif Do you remember of this episode from the classical Yogi Bear, titled Papa Yogi? Very well.On this episode, Yogi and Boo Boo appear wearing Polo shirts and disguised as father and son to make part of a father-and-son picnic, ready to get some food. On this scene shown above, Yogi accompains Boo Boo, who participates of one of the competitions from the picnic. And the "smarter than the average bear" relates to the audiences on the moment in which Boo Boo gets next from the table full of those delicious foods... George Nicholas animated this episode.

http://www.toonarific.com/pics_root/00002965/quickdraw11.gif Here's a scene from the episode The Lyin' Lion, from The Quick Draw McGraw Show (1959-62). On it, Quick Draw attempts to reprehend the orange Snagglepuss (yes, the Snagglepuss prototype), but the feline attempts defending his innocence. Animated by George Nicholas.

Well, the research remains good, but I have to make a pause here. I'll continue in a next opportunity.
Bye-bye!

Cheers from this faithful friend who always writes 4 U,

Rodinei Campos da Silveira (from São Paulo, Brazil)
Meet me on my e-mails: mailto:rodinei@starmedia.com (rodinei@starmedia.com), mailto:rodineic@excite.com (rodineic@excite.com), mailto:rodineisilveira@bol.com.br (rodineisilveira@bol.com.br) or mailto:rcsbrasil@mort.zzn.com (rcsbrasil@mort.zzn.com). You're always wellcome!

ALL HAIL THE HANNA-BARBERA FAMILY!

http://www.stagenine.com/catalog/images/HB1020-40-Years-of-HB-Cart1.jpg

HANNA-BARBERA - FLINTSTONES - 45 YEARS

Attention, HB-fans! The Hanna-Barbera building is saved from the demolition! Let's continue to preserve this wonderful building!

LONG LIFE FOR WILLIAM HANNA & JOSEPH BARBERA!

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[Jave]

Rodinei, please stop quoting your own posts. Seriously.

It's annoying, specially when you put so many images in every post. It takes a lot of time to load for those with dial-up. I have no problem with you making a thread dedicated to HB animators, but there's no need to write an introduction and farewell in every post, as they discourage people from replying, that's why signatures are for. The e-mail and HB building info can go in your signature, no need for that being in every post. Also, don't put unnecessary images, you put one at the end of EVERY post, which gets annoying.