Rocky e Bullwinkle

Un reboot del popolare cartone degli anni '60, che narra le avventure dello scoiattolo volante Rocky e dell'alce Bullwinkle.
Creato da: Jay Ward | Bill Scott |
Genere: Animazione | Kids | Commedia | Famiglia |

Numero di stagioni: 5
Numero di episodi: 815
Data prima messa in onda: 1959-11-19
Data ultima messa in onda: 1963-07-05

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Approfondimenti

"Rocky and His Friends" (1959-1961) ran on ABC for two seasons, produced in color but broadcast in b [...]	D
The first story arc of the third season was the quest for a magic hat called the Kirward Derby. In N [...]	D
The first episode, Part One of the Jet Fuel Formula story arc, was recorded in February 1958. Howeve [...]	D
Jay Ward was able to avoid network interference by working close to the deadline. Prints of the show [...]	D
This version of the show ran from 1959 to 1961, not until 1964, as is sometimes believed.	D
When Bullwinkle says, "Hey Rocky, watch me pull a rabbit out of my hat," he pulls out one of the fol [...]	D
The show has gone under several names. "Rocky and His Friends" was the name of the pilot produced by [...]	D
The currency used in some of the Fractured Fairy Tales (1959) segments were usually Lead Pazoozas, w [...]	D
Production budgets and time restraints were so tight that many times when actors flubbed a line and [...]	D
Mr. Peabody's time machine is called a WABAC (pronounced "Way-back"). It resembles a typical compute [...]	D
Mr. Peabody was modeled on actor Clifton Webb.	D
The voice of Bullwinkle, Bill Scott, was Jay Ward's producing partner on the show, and despite being [...]	D
During a brief, experimental run in prime time, "The Bullwinkle Show" incurred the wrath of no less [...]	D
The name of Rocky and Bullwinkle's hometown was Frostbite Falls, Minnesota.	D
The early Gary Cooper movie Se avessi un milione (1932) has supporting characters named Otto Bullwin [...]	D
Premiered on the same night that Disneyland (1954) (originally "Disneyland") moved to NBC and became [...]	D
Pottsylvanian spy Boris Badenov was named for historical dictator Boris Godunov, who ruled Russia as [...]	D
Boris' eyes were red at the beginning of the series. Humorously, they changed from red to white afte [...]	D
Representatives for Red Skelton contacted the producers claiming that Bullwinkle's voice was an unau [...]	D
On the days when Jay Ward didn't feel particularly creative, he closed up shop and took the whole cr [...]	D
Jay Ward was a real estate agent with an MBA from Harvard when he began work on the show.	D
The voice cast recorded together as a group, in the tradition of old radio shows. The recording sess [...]	D
In addition to the Moose and Squirrel serials at the beginning and end of the show, other cartoon fe [...]	D
The moon men trying to prevent Bullwinkle from making rocket fuel from mooseberries were Gidney and [...]	D
After two seasons of "Rocky and His Friends" (1959-1961), new episodes of "The Bullwinkle Show" play [...]	D
Walter Tetley (Sherman) and Daws Butler (Aesop Jr.) were in their 40s when they voiced these charact [...]	D
Because different segments were animated and produced independently, the animation styles don't alwa [...]	D
The likenesses of Boris and Natasha were modeled after the spooky husband and wife portrayed in Char [...]	D
Prolific voice actor Daws Butler, famous for voicing a host of characters for Hanna-Barbera TV shows [...]	D
Charles Ruggles (Aesop) and Edward Everett Horton (Fractured Fairy Tales (1959) narrator) were both [...]	D
Two story arcs from the 5th season involve Moosylvania, a proposed 51st state. Jay Ward had purchase [...]	D
Mr. Peabody adopted Sherman, not the other way around, as explained in Peabody's Improbable History: [...]	D
The series' second story arc was "The Great Boxtop Caper," where Boris planned to control the world' [...]	D
During the early stages of pre-production, the show was going to be titled "Frostbite Falls Follies" [...]	D
For the complete-season DVD releases, "Rocky and His Friends" (1959-1961) constitutes Seasons 1 & 2 [...]	D
One of the independent filler sequences, repeatedly seemingly at random between features, is a bizar [...]	D
Two guys who sit on a bench (or anything else, when no bench is available) and make observations abo [...]	D
Frostbite Falls, Minnesota, is a parody of International Falls, Minnesota.	D
The animation was done in Mexico.	D
Mr. Peabody's first name is Hector.	D
Pottsylvania, a loose analog of the Soviet Union, appears to be a multi-cultural nation. (Much as th [...]	D

Connessioni

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Domande

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Errori

Some Dudley Do-Right sketches open with statements of which year the story takes place (e.g., 1903, [...]	D
Charlie Parlorcar (the postman of Frostbite Falls) has his appearance changed completely in differen [...]	D
In one of the various opening title segments for the serial chapters, Bullwinkle falls past an awnin [...]	D
The settings of many Peabody and Sherman adventures are full of anachronisms, without being explaine [...]	D
During the randomly repeated "pull a bear out of a hat" filler piece, just before Bullwinkle reach [...]	D
Given that the show often breaks the fourth wall, many inconsistencies and factual errors are probab [...]	D
During the adventure serials, the beginning of each installment recaps the end of the previous insta [...]	D
Dudley Do-Right and Nell Fenwick's relative ages, the amount of time they have known each other, and [...]	D
Many of the historical figures encountered by Peabody and Sherman bear little resemblance to the rea [...]	D
"In one episode they say this, but then in another episode they say that, and in yet another episode [...]	D
Snidely Whiplash's henchman Homer has a completely different appearance nearly every time he appears [...]	D
"Jet Fuel Formula" is the series' first story arc, as indicated by inconsistent character designs. B [...]	D
In Aesop & Son, the title characters frequently possess artifacts and make cultural references w [...]	D
Given the inherent absurdity of this cartoon, in which practically anything goes, and nothing is imp [...]	D
There are contradictory clues as to whether Mr. Big or Fearless Leader holds the higher rank within [...]	D

Frase

[Bulwinkle has been captured by government agents] [...]	D
[repeated line] Edgar: That's something you don't [...]	D
Dudley Do-Right: Curses! Foiled again! Snidely Wh [...]	D
[repeated line] Mr. Peabody: I smell foul play, S [...]	D
[repeated line] Rocky: Hokey smoke.	D
Boris Badenov: Phooey! Foiled again! Natasha Fata [...]	D
Natasha Fatale: Boris, is Moose you said you kille [...]	D
Bullwinkle: I'd like to apply for a job as an ushe [...]	D
Boris Badenov: You busy-bodies have busied your la [...]	D
Bullwinkle J. Moose: [a Bullwinkle Puppet Intro fo [...]	D
Rocky: For all of you who want to be tigers in the [...]	D
Narrator: A loop, a whirl, a vertical climb and on [...]	D
Bullwinkle: But here, cleverly disguised as a bomb [...]	D
Natasha: Boris, how are we going to steal car from [...]	D
[repeated line] Rocky: OK, then, thank you, Mr. K [...]	D
Bullwinkle: [Puppet Intro] And now it's time for a [...]	D
[Rocky and Bullwinkle have brought an old model sh [...]	D
[repeated line] Rocket J. Squirrel: And now, here [...]	D
Rocky: A thousand dollars to get to Frostbite Fall [...]	D
Boris Badenov: Ah, it good to be back on campus. [...]	D
Narrator: And so we come to the end of another fun [...]	D
Bullwinkle: [Last lines in last episode of series] [...]	D
Bullwinkle: You just leave it to my pal Rock. He's [...]	D
Mr. Hector Peabody: Sherman, that is your 1,000th [...]	D
Bullwinkle: Got the wrong script from the teleprom [...]	D
[repeated line] Bullwinkle: Jumping G. Horsefat!	D
Rocky: And now, here's something we hope you'll re [...]	D
Rocky: It's Bullwinkle! Captain Peter "Wrongway" [...]	D
Bullwinkle J. Moose: Hey, Rocky; watch me pull a r [...]	D
Rocky: Bullwinkle, did you forget the plot again? [...]	D
Old woman: I'm not really a wicked fairy. I'm just [...]	D
Bullwinkle: Today's lesson is how to be a lion tam [...]	D
Bullwinkle: [explaining the components of a stereo [...]	D
Narrator: Well, today we find our heroes flying al [...]	D
[lead-in to many commercials] Rocky: Look, Bulliw [...]	D
Cloyd: On the moon we always carry a spare heart. [...]	D
Rocky: Are you getting sea sick, Bullwinkle? Bull [...]	D
[an incident causes all the main characters to bec [...]	D
Fearless Leader: Where is that nincompoop Badenov? [...]	D
Rocket J. Squirrel: And now... Bullwinkle J. Moos [...]	D
Boris: [trying to trick Rocky and Bullwinkle] I am [...]	D
Rocky: Bullwinkle, do you know what an A-Bomb is? [...]	D
[repeated line] Dudley Do-Right: Stop, Snidely Wh [...]	D
[repeated line, as Bullwinkle 'launches' Rocky int [...]	D
Bullwinkle: Eenie meenie chili beanie, the spirits [...]	D
Rocky: [recognizing Boris's voice] That voice. Whe [...]	D
["Bullwinkle's Corner" does "Tom, Tom the Piper's [...]	D
Bullwinkle: [pointing to Florida on a map] Here it [...]	D
Edgar: Now there's something you don't see every d [...]	D
Rocket J. Squirrel: And now it's time for... Bull [...]	D
The Announcer: Well, you're just in time for what [...]	D
[repeated line] Boris Badenov: Shut up your mouth [...]	D
Rocky: Bullwinkle, I'm worried. Bullwinkle: Ratin [...]	D
Rocket J. Squirrel: And now it's time for another [...]	D
Rocky: Bullwinkle, it says here that for you to in [...]	D
[repeated lines] Rocky: And now... Bullwinkle: H [...]	D
Rocket J. Squirrel: Bullwinkle, those are girls!.. [...]	D
Mr. Peabody: Hello again. Peabody, Sherman, and Wa [...]	D