How many classic cartoons used fake commercial jingles?

[Jack]

I can only think of three at the moment:

"Haredevil Hare" ("Crumbly Crunchies"),
"Mr. Moocher" ("Hank The Dentist"), and
"101 Dalmations" ("Canine Crunchies").

Are there any others I'm forgetting?


Jack :confused:

[Jon Cooke]

"Claws in the Lease" has Sylvester singing a jingle for Pussykins Cat Food.


-Jon

[Pietro]

I think there were some in a REN & STIMPY episode I saw a long time ago.

-Pietro:D

[lislebartman]

"Sham Battle Shenanigans" with Gandy Goose has a fake radio commercial for "Dunker's Doughnuts". ;)

[Joe Tully]

Originally posted by Pietro Shakarian
I think there were some in a REN & STIMPY episode I saw a long time ago.

-Pietro:D

Oh, yes. Remember Log? :D

I'm not so sure I'd count R&S as really classic in the true sense...maybe as a modern classic though.

[lislebartman]

Also, the Woody Woodpecker cartoon "Balleyhooey", a spoof of 1950's TV, had many fake TV commercials. If I remember correctly, so did the Chilly Willy cartoon "Little Televillain". :D

[DR. BELCH]

--Wilma Flintstone as a singing spokewoman for Glockenschpiel? "Keep your hubby happy"...something, something..."he's a happy pappy!"

[Larry T]

Originally posted by lislebartman
Also, the Woody Woodpecker cartoon "Balleyhooey", a spoof of 1950's TV, had many fake TV commercials. If I remember correctly, so did the Chilly Willy cartoon "Little Televillain". :D

So did "Wrestling Wrecks".

[Joe Tully]

One of my favorite Bullwinkle gags was this TV ad

"Greasy, grimy, goopy goo...That's what's in our new shampoo...GUNK!"

[J Lee]

Paramount's "Klondike Casinova" has Bluto's caged bears singing a fake commerical song to a real commercial tune -- the old Pepsi jingle (Pepsi Cola hits the spot/12 full ouces, that's a lot/twice as much for a little bit/Pepsi Cola is the drink that's it!). And 1949's "The Fly's Last Flight" repeats a gag from "Sock-a-bye Baby," only in this one, Popeye punches out a radio to knock out a singer in another town doing a commercial for Super-White toothpaste.

Also, IIRC, the Terrytoon Cinemascope "It's a Living" takes Dinky Duck through a couple of fake commercal jnigles, but it's been a while since I've seen that cartoon.

[Thad Komorowski]

The Chilly Willy cartune Little Tellevillain has Smedley watching Chilly on the security monitors, running through various comercials, including a cigar that explodes the smoker!


-Thad

[Thad Komorowski]

Originally posted by Joe Tully


Oh, yes. Remember Log? :D

I'm not so sure I'd count R&S as really classic in the true sense...maybe as a modern classic though.

There was also Flod, the World's Most Perfect Cube of Fat. :p :

You can...
Strap it to your butt!
You can wear it as a hat!
You can show it to your dad!
You can drop it on the cat!


-Thad

[Jon Cooke]

One more: Nelly the Giraffe in "Nelly's Folly" sings that jingle for Algonquin Rutabaga Tonic.


-Jon

[The Dork Knight]

Originally posted by Jon Cooke
One more: Nelly the Giraffe in "Nelly's Folly" sings that jingle for Algonquin Rutabaga Tonic.


-Jon

Nelly's Folly is the 1# worst toon I've ever seen.

[Geezil]

...with a minor correction or two:

"Make your hubby chubby/
Keep your hubby happy/
When he's a chubby hubby/
He's a happy pappy!/
With Rockenspiel!"

Thankyewverymuch.

[J Lee]

Actually, it's:

Make your hubby happy/
Keep your hubby happy/
When he's a little chubby/
He's a happy pappy/
With Rockenspiel/

I hope all you wives out there are taking notes....

[Brandon Pierce]

In the Angry beavers episode "Three Dag Night", Dag sings the ad for an E-Z Clone Microwave Oven
"E-Z Clone, E-Z Clone, first there's one, then there's two."

[Pietro]

Originally posted by lislebartman
"Sham Battle Shenanigans" with Gandy Goose has a fake radio commercial for "Dunker's Doughnuts". ;)

Oh yeah! I remember that!

-Pietro:D

[chuckamuck43]

There are a few commercials in Avery's TV Of Tomorrow - and remember Barney Rubble singing in the tub for "SoftSoap?"

[Jack]

I just remebered that "Lights Fantastic" has a few jingles. Like the one with the stick men.


Jack :D