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Rock n roll Martians

I wonder if the writers for the late '80s War of the Worlds TV series saw this and decided to incorporate that plot point into it about aliens becoming interested in Earth because of nuclear bombs. 🤔 Surf Wisely.

1:04 He does WHAT to his *WHAT*

Electric Cheetah because of Cheetah the Chimp of Tarzan fame

Rip Vander

"Guys, I'm down near the teleporters! Somebody throw a Monkey & revive me!" 🐵

Ordering through an app is essentially teledine.

0:37 FUTURAMA RAHHHHHHHHHHH 🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥

If you throw them the zombies chase them

I had one when I was a kid. I loved it. But I was also scared to death of it.

Does the organ grinder remind anyone else of Facade in Mother 3?

i have a special interest for historical toys so you can imagine what a pleasure this is. thank you for researching.

Reminds me of an old horror movie called "monkey shines" that toy was pictured on the VHS cover.

My parents bought a TV in 1967, of course black and white. When colour TV came out 10 years later we bugged our parents for a new one but dad said all he time colour is not yet perfect, let's wait. They waited 10 years!

"Crusader Rabbit" (1957) was the first cartoon specifically made for television.

YIPPPEE!!!!! so excited to see this come to existence!!!! ::- D

2:00 It's Beany and Cecil, not Benny and Cecil.

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Wait, so they're NOT meant to explode?

Ok so...: where monkey ? All the Research: nowhere 😶

I didn't see a color T.V. in my family's apartment until sometime in the '70's. I didn't have my OWN until 1982 - I bought a Sharp brand 13" for $250. I had that for YEARS, until, eventually, the color went to purple. It even came with a remote!!! (which, as I recall, only had a power on\off button. But, MAN, I had a T.V. with a REMOTE!!!!!!

I loved Colonel Bleep when I was a kid.

Excellent work! The presentation is concise and straight to the point with none of the usual youtube fluff and the topic just really hits that sweet spot of familiar yet mysterious...

Hate to say it, but the Bellhop monkey connection is because of racism. Some of those old designs are also very minstrel inspired blackface type shit

Going to LQQk for Colonel Bleep on DVD

music too loud, please lower I can't hear you

Much ado about nothing. It always seemed to me that the Waldo books were based on a European sensibility, which is sometimes "scandalous" in the U.S., but really shouldn't be .

We had a restaurant in Tulsa that let you order by phone at the table. But if I remember correctly, it was called Ma Bell's, a much more obvious name. I don't know when it got started, but it was still in operation until the mid to late 90s.

Nightmare fuel. It’s the eyes for me.

This is what I watch UA-cam for--answering questions that nobody wants answers to!

It’s made by group 935, duh.

I've always wanted a Musical Jolly Chimp. They're so expensive on ebay, so I've never gotten one. 😢

50 bucks is ridiculous for that freak of nature

I had Colonel Bleep on DVD.

I used to have one of these. Shit was awesome.

The 102 Dalmations game music in the background was giving me flashbacks to a darker time 😟 namely the time one of the kids my mum looked after abandoning the game on that level and the music looping over and over and over and over…. like a… monkey… with a… miniature cymbal… It’s all coming full circle! What does it mean?! 😶

funny monkey, haha

It came from Hell

My grandparents had a bellhop monkey pottery lol

No one created the Cymbal Monkey. It simply manifested itself into existence.

Rock and Roll Martian!

Thank you so much for this. I remember watching Colonel Bleep (on black and white).

i unlocked the cymbal monkey in black ops 6 and cant use it, please help

> The intro clocks on all of the Colonel Bleep episodes have stuck in my head for 60 years.

The fact that no one knows who designed it makes me feel like it spawned straight from hell or was let loose in the human world by a mischievous mythical creature

This just goes to show you that we are in a Dark Ages 2.0 compared to 70 years ago.

You omitted the CBS system and the competing systems between NBC and CBS. And while Colonel Bleep was available in 1957, it took two years to go into syndication. While Hanna-Barbera's first entry, RUFF N' REDDY premiered in December 1957, it was in black and white, but was broadcast in color nine months later in1958. And while Colonel Bleep was filmed in color, local television stations broadcast it in black and white.

My only question is... Why.....

This is fascinating. I came across your channel by chance and im really enjoying it so far.