"Mighty Mouse, the New Adventures" (1987)TV-Serie 1987-1988

Directors:

Eddie Fitzgerald
Steven E. Gordon

Drehbuchautoren:

Ralph Bakshi (story)
Eddie Fitzgerald (writer)

Staffeln:

1 | 2

Genre:

Trickfilm

Werbezeile:

"Here I Come to Save the Day!"

Plot:

Mighty Mouse has humorous, satirical adventures in this short-lived Saturday Morning cartoon by Ralph Bakshi.

Plot Keywords:

Superhero | Mighty Mouse | Deputy Dawg | Gandy Goose | Mighty Heros

Nutzerkommentare:

Freaky

Besetzung

Patrick Pinney	...	Mighty Mouse / ... (19 Folgen, 1987-1988)
Dana Hill	...	Orphan Scrappy (8 Folgen, 1987)
Maggie Roswell	...	Additional Voices / ... (7 Folgen, 1987-1988)
Michael Pataki	...	Additional Voices / ... (6 Folgen, 1987-1988)

Länge:

30 Min (19 episodes)

Produktionsland:

USA

Sprache:

Englisch

Farbe:

Farbe

Seitenverhältnis:

1.33 : 1

Tonverfahren:

Stereo

Altersfreigabe:

USA:TV-Y7

Firma:

Bakshi Animation

Dies und das:

A viewer notified media watchdog Reverend Donald Wildmon that, in one episode of this series, it looks like Mighty Mouse reaches into a pocket and snorts cocaine from his hand to regain his strength. Wildmon was disbelieving at first, but after investigating the episode and learning of producer Ralph Bakshi's background (e.g., directing the adult cartoon Fritz The Cat), alerted the media that this may have been intentional. Given the numerous other instances of risque humor and adult jokes in this series, a drug reference wouldn't be out of the question. Bakshi denies it to this day, maintaining that Mighty Mouse was merely smelling some crushed flowers and that the white jet leading from his hand to his nose was merely a cartoon "smell line" moving super-fast from the mighty inhale. The episode was immediately pulled from the rotation so that no one would see it.

Dialogzitate:

[Trapped in a Scooby-Doo parody]
Mighty Mouse: I can feel my I.Q. getting lower by the minute!

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Freaky

I think I was like 6 when this was on the air and it used to freak me out. not that I didn't like it, I remember totally not understanding any of it. but, 4 years later when Ren and Stimpy premiered, I became totally obsessed with the same warped comedy. I wish I could find a copy of this cartoon. it, and the twisted adventures of felix the cat. that reminds me Ralph Bakshi did NOT create Fritz the Cat. He stole it from R. Crumb. anyway, this is a great cartoon, highly recommended