I love that this special has the same pattern of the kids having no time for Timer's shit, then doing a total-180 "we're really gonna miss you" bit at the end.
And I'm already making a 50th anniversary fan film based on this special, bringing its characters Little Red, Larry and Carol into a whole new adventure... 👍
very happy to see this long-lost entry into the DePatie-Freleng TV specials resurface. The production design team truly had a lot of fun with this one. they get really bold with the typography and compositions. though, this special reminded me that too much Lennie Weinrib is a bad thing. also, Dean Elliott's music gave me a headace. thanks again for this!~
Are you kidding? I love hearing Dean Elliott’s jazz/space music! It makes me think of those Dr. Seuss specials (back when I had them on Sing-Along tape)!
Bought a box of animation cels at a local flea market, scanned an image of one of them and it's from this show. I was born in 1966 but never heard of this until now!
I'm a expert on all things DePatie-Freleng,and I've NEVER seen this one before. Lennie Weinrib did a GREAT job voicing Timer,Dean Elliott was perfect as the music composer,and David & Friz did a good job as producers. TAKE THAT,FILMATION!!!
Very astounding good job fellows throughout the 5th patriotic longest felicitous family emotional experience week of said mega melifflous surfside Summer July!! Bravissimo 994% yo. I'm very happy to see this long-lost entry into the DePatie-Freleng TV specials resurface. The production design team truly had a lot of fun with this one. they get really bold with the typography and compositions. though, this special reminded me that too much Lennie Weinrib is a bad thing. also, Dean Elliott's music gave me a headace. thanks again for this!
I'm making a new fan film based on this special in honor of its 50th anniversary coming in May, bringing back its characters Little Red, Larry and Carol for a new adventure they begin.
This was the second of two DFE TV specials from 1974. The first was the “Incredible, Indelible, Magical, Physical Mystery Trip” from 1973 which was a live action/animated TV special from same company. Timer would later did a series of PSA’s for ABC during the 1970’s. It was first aired as part of ABC’s “After-school Special”
8:00 29:01 29:29 30:22 I NEED MY ROOM BACK!!! SNOOPY, SNOOPY!!! Cadence cried out loud, standing up on her two feet. WHERE ARE YOU SNOOPY!!!!! Cadence yelled loudly. Suddenly she spotted her magic megaphone. SNOOPY, SOMECHILD COME AND GET ME!!!!!!! Cadence screamed into her megaphone. Her voice was even louder now. Then Cadence Kenyon held her breath for the yell of her life… SNOOPY, GUYS!!! Cadence roared through her megaphone, GET ME OFF OF THE RUBBLE, AND HURRY!!!!!!!!! Cadence rummaged through the pile of rubble, unleashing another loud cry through her megaphone.
20:52 be a surfer dude if you’re going retsuko 38:31 Cadence Kenyon was nowhere to be found, she just laid down on an abstract palm tree, playing her ukulele and vibing out. 20:21 Suddenly, a voice rang out from her magic microphone, “Children of Paintington…” said the mic, it was so loud that she bolted up. “And now, for his Royal lowness from high atop the Royal Castle, I am proud to introduce, his mighty and most bestowed majesty, the sensational…” Snoopy announced in a voice most supreme. “YOU MEAN KING ELVIS, THE COOLEST ROCKSTAR EVER?!?!?!” Cadence shouted. The children cheered as the mighty ruler was raised up by a podium. “I want him to bloop sign his new album for me!!!” Cadence squealed as a jazzy surfer song began.
35:19 23:02 Look at his janky movements Cadence Kenyon: (with Thurl Ravenscoft fever) Walk… in… the… sun… (Playing Ukulele) Melt: Well, Campbell, You’ve all heard about that time again, It’s about time for lunch… well I’m preparing lunch…
5:35 7:04 5:20 the happy friendly field trip song “Toot Toot!!!” Meena hailed as they headed to an artsy place they visited all those years. “This is THE moment we’ve all been waiting for…” Cadence thought as she leapt around a trippidelic world. “Taking me to a place I’ve always visited every summer, to an obsession, that is drawn, colored, and all cut out… the amazing, incredible, exciting world of artistry come to life. sight, sound, color…” Cadence continued. “TOOT TOOT!!!” Meena blew her floweryhorn loud. Cadence rambled on and on until they pulled up to that awesome place. Cadence threw her hands up high. “I give you… THE VIRGINIA MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS!!!” Meena blew out a royal fanfare.
Little Red is Smart, Cute and Tough.
I love that this special has the same pattern of the kids having no time for Timer's shit, then doing a total-180 "we're really gonna miss you" bit at the end.
Has it been 50 years already? It's awesome to see this once again.
And I'm already making a 50th anniversary fan film based on this special, bringing its characters Little Red, Larry and Carol into a whole new adventure... 👍
very happy to see this long-lost entry into the DePatie-Freleng TV specials resurface. The production design team truly had a lot of fun with this one. they get really bold with the typography and compositions. though, this special reminded me that too much Lennie Weinrib is a bad thing. also, Dean Elliott's music gave me a headace. thanks again for this!~
Weinrib is a fun guy tho lol
Are you kidding? I love hearing Dean Elliott’s jazz/space music! It makes me think of those Dr. Seuss specials (back when I had them on Sing-Along tape)!
Bought a box of animation cels at a local flea market, scanned an image of one of them and it's from this show. I was born in 1966 but never heard of this until now!
That's cool!! Which scene from this special does that cel show?
God Bless you so much for finding this and uploading! I swore I thought this was lost forever due to its age
I'm a expert on all things DePatie-Freleng,and I've NEVER seen this one before. Lennie Weinrib did a GREAT job voicing Timer,Dean Elliott was perfect as the music composer,and David & Friz did a good job as producers. TAKE THAT,FILMATION!!!
This was directed by Herb Klynn,you know, the guy that did all the Seven Arts specials after DFE left Warner Bros. in 1967.
Very good job fellows!! Congratulations.
Lennie Weinrib voiced of Timer and All Other Voices in that special.
Only just now realizing that Ken Muse animated in this special. Those are totally his expressions at 40:47
This special was written by Jerome Coopersmith, the guy who written for the Rankin/Bass special "'Twas the Night Before Christmas".
Very astounding good job fellows throughout the 5th patriotic longest felicitous family emotional experience week of said mega melifflous surfside Summer July!! Bravissimo 994% yo. I'm very happy to see this long-lost entry into the DePatie-Freleng TV specials resurface. The production design team truly had a lot of fun with this one. they get really bold with the typography and compositions. though, this special reminded me that too much Lennie Weinrib is a bad thing. also, Dean Elliott's music gave me a headace. thanks again for this!
I'm making a new fan film based on this special in honor of its 50th anniversary coming in May, bringing back its characters Little Red, Larry and Carol for a new adventure they begin.
Teresa loves Archie Andrews' sister Carol, because she is so cute.
Thanks for posting the video!
It's been far too long the last seen this 1
This television special comes on right after "'Twas the Night Before Christmas", a Rankin/Bass special.
Holy crap, Timer the Cheese Guy in this special... O_O
This was the second of two DFE TV specials from 1974. The first was the “Incredible, Indelible, Magical, Physical Mystery Trip” from 1973 which was a live action/animated TV special from same company. Timer would later did a series of PSA’s for ABC during the 1970’s. It was first aired as part of ABC’s “After-school Special”
It's finally here!
Hi pardon me I live next door. It is 3:30 in the morning, I am very tired.
Yay thanks!
My favourite song is go taking a walk in the sunshine
Lennie Weinrib voiced of Timer and All Other Voices in that special.
Jody thinks that Carol is cute.
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I saw this television special released by Golden Book Video and ABC Video Enterprises in the 1987 VHS release.
Little Red looks hot and cute ❤
timer!!!!
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This is the fourth DePatie-Freleng television special Animation Production by Topcraft
The Magical Mystery Trip Through VMFA
8:00 29:01 29:29 30:22 I NEED MY ROOM BACK!!!
SNOOPY, SNOOPY!!! Cadence cried out loud, standing up on her two feet. WHERE ARE YOU SNOOPY!!!!! Cadence yelled loudly. Suddenly she spotted her magic megaphone. SNOOPY, SOMECHILD COME AND GET ME!!!!!!! Cadence screamed into her megaphone. Her voice was even louder now. Then Cadence Kenyon held her breath for the yell of her life… SNOOPY, GUYS!!! Cadence roared through her megaphone, GET ME OFF OF THE RUBBLE, AND HURRY!!!!!!!!! Cadence rummaged through the pile of rubble, unleashing another loud cry through her megaphone.
20:52 be a surfer dude if you’re going retsuko 38:31
Cadence Kenyon was nowhere to be found, she just laid down on an abstract palm tree, playing her ukulele and vibing out.
20:21
Suddenly, a voice rang out from her magic microphone, “Children of Paintington…” said the mic, it was so loud that she bolted up. “And now, for his Royal lowness from high atop the Royal Castle, I am proud to introduce, his mighty and most bestowed majesty, the sensational…” Snoopy announced in a voice most supreme. “YOU MEAN KING ELVIS, THE COOLEST ROCKSTAR EVER?!?!?!” Cadence shouted. The children cheered as the mighty ruler was raised up by a podium. “I want him to bloop sign his new album for me!!!” Cadence squealed as a jazzy surfer song began.
35:19 23:02 Look at his janky movements
Cadence Kenyon: (with Thurl Ravenscoft fever) Walk… in… the… sun…
(Playing Ukulele)
Melt: Well, Campbell, You’ve all heard about that time again, It’s about time for lunch… well I’m preparing lunch…
5:35 7:04 5:20 the happy friendly field trip song
“Toot Toot!!!” Meena hailed as they headed to an artsy place they visited all those years. “This is THE moment we’ve all been waiting for…” Cadence thought as she leapt around a trippidelic world. “Taking me to a place I’ve always visited every summer, to an obsession, that is drawn, colored, and all cut out… the amazing, incredible, exciting world of artistry come to life. sight, sound, color…” Cadence continued. “TOOT TOOT!!!” Meena blew her floweryhorn loud. Cadence rambled on and on until they pulled up to that awesome place. Cadence threw her hands up high. “I give you… THE VIRGINIA MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS!!!” Meena blew out a royal fanfare.
Toot Toot!!!