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It was inspired by The Beatles, of which at the time had a cartoon series (produced by King Features) airing on ABC | It was inspired by The Beatles, of which at the time had a cartoon series (produced by King Features) airing on ABC | ||
The show focuses on The | The show focuses on The Beagles (Stringer [voiced by Mort Marshall] and Tubby [voiced by Allen Swift]) and their publicity stunt happy manager Scotty [also voiced by Allen Swift] | ||
The show has a complicated reason for it being lost ranging from The widow of a deceased editor choked out all the masters and editing equipment out the window to a shipping fuck up from Golden Books Family Entertainment's end | The show has a complicated reason for it being lost ranging from The widow of a deceased editor choked out all the masters and editing equipment out the window to a shipping fuck up from Golden Books Family Entertainment's end | ||
Revision as of 05:05, 18 October 2016
The Beagles was the last cartoon produced by Total Television Productions which aired on CBS from September 10, 1966 to September 2nd, 1967
It was inspired by The Beatles, of which at the time had a cartoon series (produced by King Features) airing on ABC
The show focuses on The Beagles (Stringer [voiced by Mort Marshall] and Tubby [voiced by Allen Swift]) and their publicity stunt happy manager Scotty [also voiced by Allen Swift]
The show has a complicated reason for it being lost ranging from The widow of a deceased editor choked out all the masters and editing equipment out the window to a shipping fuck up from Golden Books Family Entertainment's end
While Joe Harris (co-founder of Total Television and creator of Underdog) recently mentioned on an interview to Mark Arnold for the book "Created and Produced by Total Television Productions" that he has the masters of the show, It's not known whether or not DreamWorks Classics (the current rights holder to the Total Television library) would be interested in the obscure piece of TTV's history
On YouTube, only small pieces of the show are found courtesy of YouTuber "dandydeal" as he uploaded only half of the story "The Man on The Moon" and the episode "I Feel Like Humpty Dumpty" while the inactive YouTube channel "toontracker" has only the first part of the story "Foreign Legion Flops"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dr2quS4fimc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qzNDcziiCBo