Tennesse Tuxedo (Best Episode Ever) "un-restored"
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- Tennessee Tuxedo and his Tales: "How Does Your Garden Grow ?" episode #42 (unrestored with original film grain), 1/2/65. Tennessee blackmails zoo keeper Stanley Livingston (by threatening to call the Mayor's wife for "bad zoo conditions") to get his way over Stanley.
Tennessee Tuxedo - Don Adams
Chumley - Bradley Bolke
Stanley Livingston - Mort Marshall
Phineas J. Whoopee - Larry Storch
I remember watching this as a little kid saying to myself that one day I would grow up to be a cartoonist, and now I am living that dream.
Thats cool. I love old school animation.
🎥🎥🎥🎥🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾😎😎😎
Takes me back to my childhood as well . Love to see some of your work . Cheers
@@davidcurtis7547 Do you remember when Kipper was a Nick Jr show?
@@EddieKyteABCDEFG12345678910 Don't remember . I am a little old for Nick Jr . I will look for it
For some reason, I keep expecting Tennessee to take off his shoe to make a phone call! LOL
Maxwell's shoe phone was the original mobile phone.
your a real smart alec
Or say Go Go Gadget Copter
and call Agent 99 !
RIP to Bradley Bolke, who voiced "Chumley", who passed away earlier this year (2019)
Bradley Bolke was a dear friend of mine. He had an odd sense of humor but a welcomed one. He was still driving until his death. I was with Bradley every day for years and at 49 I will never ever forget him.
Hello i use to watch tennessee tuxedo and chumly show when I was little I apologize and I'm truly sorry for what happened it hurts when you lose some one that you love and care where ever he is I hope and pray he makes people smile over there as he did over here
Chumley was one of th best dummy sidekicks ever lol
Thanks for letting us know
@@saushaclemons1926 I remember when John Candy died, someone produced a sign saying "MAKE GOD LAUGH".
I miss Don Adams, and that type of cartoon I didn't realize how blessed we were with that type of entertainment
This show, Underdog, Bullwinkle, etc..
Some years back my youngest was watching a cartoon called the regular show. I come walking in and looked at it for a minute and then asked "what are you watching?" He said "its the regular show - isnt it great?"
To which I replied "this makes Rocky and Bullwinkle seem like an educational show"
@@mH8675309 Do you remember when Thomas and Friends was a PBS Kids show?
@@mH8675309 Rocky and Bullwinkle was meant to be satirical, at least in its era.
saaaaaaaame! I cried long and hard after he passed away. I felt like Don was the kind of person to sit down and have a cup of coffee with :)
@@mH8675309 Answer me when I am talking to you!
The legendary Don Adams voicing Tennessee Tuxedo.
He is related to Inspector Gadget.
@@EddieKyteABCDEFG12345678910 Voicingly yes. He played MAXWELL SMART AGENT 86
Don Adams was GOD!
This was one of my favorite cartoons. I'm 62 now. I wish they would have a channel with old cartoons only. These bring me back to my childhood days Love them.
Boomerang is kinda that ...
Pluto also
You can find cartoons like
You spoke of on the internet, you tube
@@mayhair lmao not anymore it’s just Tom and Jerry and looney tunes now
They're pretty much all on here to watch. No other place needed to look.
As a 57-year-old man, I am embarrassed to say that I actually learned something about gardening.
58 , not embarrassed about anything 😅
Mr Whoopie always had good instructions and probably taught millions of kids without them ever realizing it 👍
As a 48yo man, I just have to say we share the same last name, and I'm super grateful I got to grow up with such great television😊
@@nothanks1627 I wish people can ride horses again.
@@EddieKyteABCDEFG12345678910 Sure they can, just visit places where horse riding exists.
Larry Storch as Phineas J. Whoopee. His talent was underrated.
Larry Storch? Wasnt he on F-Troop?
@@mH8675309 One and the same. As of this writing, he's still alive at age 98. F-Troop, and many, many guest appearances on other shows.
@@kwebster62 I never wouldve guess in a million years that HE was the voice of Phineas J. Whoopee. Thanks
A high school classmate of Don Adams.
Rest In Peace Larry Storch.
RIP to Larry Storch, who voiced "Phineas J. Whoopee", who just passed away. (2022)
Don't believe everything you read on social media! Larry Storch is still alive according to DirecTV You idiot!
Do you remember when Bob the Builder was a PBS Kids show?
Larry Storch using his Whoopee voice for Drac in the Groovie Goolies
Stanley sounds like Harold Perry of old Flibber megee & Molly radio show.
Larry Storch has passed away? This is the first I've heard. Don Adams and Larry Storch on the same cartoon? Comedy gold.
AWESOME..THESE ARE EVEN FUNNIER @53 YEARS OLD..I LOVE YOU AMERICA!!!
62 here,loved these growing up,such innocent times.
Hey we are both blessed to live through the pre-digital age...miss those days...thanks.
I'm 50ish and was a cartoon junkie as a kid but I don't remember Tennessee Tuxedo I have laughed my ass off watching it...feel 8 again and it's very informative. Thank you for enlightening me.
Your about my age think this was late 60s early 70s
That's because Scooby Doo took over!
Still love Tennessee and Chumley! Don Adams did Tennessee's voice! Tennessee Tuxedo will NOT fail!
Duh, gee Tennessee!
THAT PESKY PENGUIN AND WALRUS!!!
Yup....and he sounds just like Inspector Gadget!!! (R.I.P., Don Adams!!)
@@nickalkire1187 That's because Tennessee Tuxedo and Inspector Gadget are both voiced by Don Adams. I used to watch Inspector Gadget a long time ago when I was little.
Maybe someone can sue that fat guy on TV for stealing the walrus' name...
And I'm almost 53! I remember watching these in 1973 or 1974 when I was real little although they're older than me.
Hi 5 , that 70's friend ✅💜☮
These cartoons date back to the 1960's!!!
Thanks siresounds for all the Tennessee Tuxedo episodes . Takes me back to my childhood . They hold up well
I just learned where the word broadcasting originated. Thanks, Mr. Whoopee!
Very cool! PJW you're the greatest!
Phineas J. Whoopee's 3DBB was amazingly prophetic. It's the 1960's equivalent of today's laptop.
These were some of my favorite cartoons. Don Adams was great as the voice of Tennessee Tuxedo.
I'm 67 and love this toon and oh yeah I love GetSmart.
God, I loved this show when I was little. Still do!
I forgot about these until I binged Pepper Ann on Disney+ recently. He played her principal on there, and I decided to look at his filmography after watching it. He had a cool voice. I remember watching this on Nickelodeon now, along with Inspector Gadget and Get Smart on Nick at Nite. I miss Don Adams
When Don Adams did the voice for this he was also doing "Get Smart"--the "mega salaries" that stars of sitcoms make now didn't exist then-as a result Mr. Adams had to supplement his salary doing this too
Actually, he started voicing Tennesse Tuxedo in 1963, two whole years before Get Smart debuted. And Tennesse ended its run in 1966, while Get Smart was still in its first season.
Through gritted teeth, Stanley said, "There isn't going to be any ice cream."
Classic line, after the blackmail ended ... sooo you want fresh vegetables? !!!
@@siresoundschannel2 And after that, it was at this moment Tennessee knew he fudged up.
Don Adams was a Marine Corps Drill Instructor at MCRD San Diego, CA.
I wonder how Stanley Livingston would handle Mordecai and Rigby
Thank you for the upload. A simpler time and relaxing way to go back in time. Corny but funny...enjoyed it very much.
Don Adams was something else
I remember watching this and it was in Black & White and dubbed! Lovely cartoon which bring back the memories of the good days of childhood.
I swear Stanley's head was oval before, but now is a parallelogram !! 😃
That's my favorite version of Stanley, with the long pointy nose, opposed to the earlier episodes with a shorter round nose.
I NOTICED THAT TOO-!!
@@siresounds and he also had lesser hair!
YES SEND MORE TENNESSE TUXEDO THERE GREAT!!!!! THX,,,
The beavers talk like The Chipmunks
U noticed that too huh 😆
I seen beavers talk like chipmunks in other cartoons.
I swear I never saw this episode before! Thank you thank you thank you for posting this!
You are quite welcome! Glad you enjoyed this classic.
It was my favorite as a small child. Seeing them now, I realize this cartoon was actually clever and witty and not just babyish stuff that only tykes would like.
Just like in real life, whenever a mayor's wife goes on a trip, one of the people on the "need-to-know" list that the mayor informs is the zookeeper.
Never seen Tennessee Tuxedo before, but this is awesome!
I love old cartoons so much. It really gives you a sense of calm. like when you were a kid. No problems
I logged hundreds of hours watching this doo doo as a child.
Thank you for the authentic opening theme and cartoon.
'Don't worry Stanley. Tennessee Tuxedo is ALWAYS on duty!'
He must also be a spy, with the designation "Agent 86".
Don Adams
They show this to this in school instead of tim has two dads
There isnt going to be any ice cream.
That made me LOL!
That is the best line ever...the look on Stanley Livingston is great...Thanks !
Clever show how they managed to inject some sensible lesson into it while keeping some humor.
I forgot the 3 dimensional black board . . . Always liked that part best!
The 3d BB knows all !
Also known as an IPAD
Tennessee Tuxedo is badass
Okay
heck yeah, bruh!
Woah that was some straight up extortion by Tennessee there
The look on Stanley when the jig is up is priceless! "There isn't going to be any ice cream" ...uh oh...yowwww! Thanks for watching.
Awesome cartoons! They need to bring this to channels like Boomerang and MeTV!
Don't worry Ms Mayor I will take care of everything ... everything TT was a savage btw Mr Woopy was the greatest learned alot from him as a kid
Thanks for being awesome, Uncle Gadget ^-^
There was education in every episode
This portion is presented by the Big G, General Mills cereals. Makers of Cheerios, the toasted oat cereal with go.
FrostiO’s
Best and only Frank Morgan impression I ever heard….
Best cartoon ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This and inspector gadget
Learned as much from the 3D collapsable Blackboard as I did in school 🤓😎✌🏻
Yup! When I faked being sick I still learned at home.
Mr Whoopee was Larry storch from f troop!
And Tennessee Tuxedo is Maxwell Smart
One of my favorite cartoons as a kid 56 now
Why is this considered the best episode? They did a great job @ teaching you where vegetables come from, how to start a garden, and encouraging kids to want vegetables. Kinda weird a penguin would want vegetables, but it was funny.
These hit different when you're older. Hahahaha!
A penguin wanting corn in a cartoon sponsored by a cereal company.
Imagine that.
In addition to vegetables like corn, also demanding soda pop (corn syrup).
I always loved Chumlee. His voice😂
Let's see Tennessee torture Stanley for the umpteenth time.
How in the World can a Zookeeper like Stanley Be so Mean, Cruel, and Evil?
It's his character
@@McCraeTheMediaLover me too like get arrested for animal abuse.
YOU'RE OVERLOOKING THE FACT THAT TENNESSEE AND CHUMLEY ARE HABITUAL TROUBLEMAKERS!!!
@@daleburrell6273 Tennessee tuxedo is a villain he Rob's stanely as well as destroys property.
@@jacobitewiseman3696 TENNESSEE TUXEDO DOESN'T INTENTIONALLY SET OUT TO CAUSE TROUBLE- HE'S REALLY A PRESUMPTUOUS MEDDLER, AND CHUMLEY IS A DIM-WIT.
anyone else know this show as “those Rocky and Bullwinkle guys from Pooh’s Adventures” or is it just me
Inspector Gadget will NOT fail!!!!
Wrong catchphrase!
Total Television Cartoons from Garfield Goose and Friends
Stanley is so rude to Tennessee and chumley!
Not really, it's just that he has to put up with Tennessee and Chumley scheming and causing trouble
If I meet up with a zookeeper named Stanley Livingston, may he be friendly to the animals.
You're right, being friendly with animals, especially when you're a zookeper or the police will put You on jail because the animal cruelty is a serious crime in the U.S.A. (country where this cartoon was created), i know this is a cartoon show but even in animations like this one, animal cruelty is painful and unfunny, and Stanley will be put on jail if Stanley mistreat Tennessee and Chumley in public
I always loved these cartoons.
This was such a great cartoon. BUH DUH GEE Tennessee...Chumley was the best
Mr. Whoopie taught us more in the 3rd grade than Harvard graduates today who cant handwrite or solve a simple algebraic question
I'm glad I sparked a fire for my old man. I was babysitting an infant she got fussy so I searched cocomelon. Found Tennessee tuxedo in the process.
Nice ! Revisting Tennessee episodes as just got you tube on my tv...they look great on full screen, correct aspect ratio etc..hey thnx for watching !
I used to hate these reruns on Boomerang when I was little. I don't know why lol
I learned most of the considerable range, of things that I know just enough about, to be dangerous, from Mr. Whoopee.
I watch Tennessee Tuxedo on the early Boomerang channel.
Wow EvenThough This Was Way Before My Time But Hey Tennessee Had His Rights, Wasn't Afraid To Speak His Mind Best Believe And It's Too Bad They Don't Make Cartoon T.V Shows Like This Anymore It's The Honest Truth.
I love it funnier than ever!!!
Priceless
Love this cartoon myfavorite
Word play was everything.
I was 5 in 1965 and this was a favorite
Snagglepuse those were the good cartoons
The world we live in doesn't appreciate great art cartons can make you laugh and even cry now I suggest these young people put down the guns get cold bowl of cereal and learn from the greats
0:52 Fish! Fish! 🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢
All we ever get Around here is Fish! Well, I’m sick of it! 😡😡😡😡😡😡
I want fresh Vegetables. Corns, Peas, Beans, Lettuce and Spinach. I’m Through! Throw that stuff away, Chumley!
CLASSIC
An excellent Mr. whoopi episode
Missed It By That Much Chief
Would you believe...
“The old ‘Let Mr. Whoopee Explain Everything’ Trick!’ That’s the fourth time this month!”
Wow! I watched these when I wss 8 years old. I would run from school so I would not miss anything.
Did anyone catch the adult humor, this episode?
The 3D Blackboard showed a man sowing seeds. The bag was labeled 'Wild Oats'.
For those of you youngsters, 'sowing wild oats' is slang for....umm 🤭
Oh Yeah !!! Thnx for pointing that out.
@@siresoundschannel2 Lol! There's a little adult humor, in almost all of them 😇.
wow - I completely missed that!
Does the beaver sound like two of the Alvin and the chipmunks group?
"Well! I never!"
i keep hearing Maxwell Smart, lol!
This is one time Tennessee had it coming
So this is where they get the Chumlee name from. Cool cartoon. Funny. I'd never seen it before.
Agreed. Best TT episode
MR. WHOOOOPPPEEE !! ..
8:56-9:04 - Wow, what a loving marriage.
Stanley looks like Jeff Van Gundy
Phineas J. Whoppee you are the greatest ❤
Actually educational!
The"Mayor's Wife" is Rudy Giuliani in drag.
Lmao!!!
I THOUGHT SHE WAS A CLONE OF HILIARY CLINTON-!!
"Well I never"
Why did you remind me of that monstrosity? 🤮
Stop making unnecessary jokes. That won't work.
Chumley is the cat daddy 🎉🎉🎉😅😅😅😅
Stanley Livingston reminds me of Erik Stallman.