This is from the old Rocky and Bullwinkle Show, a cartoon that
ran in the early 60’s that was way ahead of it’s time.
The voice over artists are the cream of the crop, the best that
the industry had to offer at the time.
The fables are, as the title suggests, all messed up.
In the sense that humor is indeed the message, and not the
moral, ethical, or cerebral one that is implied in the original
fables of yesteryear.
Not laugh out loud humorous but it is definitely entertaining…

Brian Regan is taking no nonsense from line cutters.
I’ve been in that position myself, temporarily stunned
by the insolence of it all, did nothing but stare in disbelief.
Of course after it was all over I had several fantasies of
shooting him in the face with a bazooka while screaming
some serious “Drunken sailor on shore leave” epithets at him,
but nothing serious.
He took the high road as well.
His fantasy was classier than mine, by a long shot…

Logan Whitehurst and the Jr. Science Club with a
whimsical look at befriending simians and the
fathers who loathe them.
And, yes, he does have to sing….

A classic scene from one of Rodney Dangerfield’s best movies.
His role is that of a successful businessman who goes back to
school for a few reasons.
This bit has him sitting in a lecture hall with a professor that
has tons of knowledge in the field of business but no real
practical experience.
Rodney offers some advice, hilarity and the “nod of wisdom”
are the by-product…

I was going to post a new Red Green piece but my day
has dictated that I re-post this gem instead.
It’s low key but pretty powerful in a subtle sort of way.
Red is cool, very cool for an old fellow.
With age comes wisdom, for some of us anyway…