This cartoon was the reason I watched Nickelodeon growing up!! The cartoon and British humor are even more enjoyable as an adult now that the jokes don’t fly over my head! Honor mention - to another favorite - the nearly forgotten “Banana Man”
LOVED LOVED LOVED Dangermouse as a kid growing up in the US in the mid '80s!! The cartoon was shown on the Nickelodeon Channel. I probably discovered DM sometime around 1983 or 1984... Anyway, years later, I was deployed to the Horn of Africa with US Special Operations. As I was going into the PX one day, a British SAS Colonel met me coming the other way. He was wearing a red t-shirt with the "DM" logo on it. I asked him if he had seen Baron Greenback anywhere recently. He was absolutely floored that an American not only recognized his shirt, but was a HUGE fan as well! (Just re-watched them on Netflix recently & they still kick ass...) "He's the strongest, he's the quickest, he's the BEST!"
I've got the car, Penfold and Baron Greenback figures - I always wanted Danger Mouse with the jet board, Stiletto and Colonel K but never saw them in the shops.
This looks like a show I would've loved if it had been carried here. My only experience back then with English TV was Benny Hill (which I immediately thought of when that Thames logo and jingle started.) 😁
That intro music of DM brings a wonderful childhood of mine, I tried imitating DM's british accent but to no avail. I'm gonna look those toy figures for sure.
I never knew these existed! Danger Mouse, Bananaman, Count Duckula... man those cartoons were fun as a kid. I still remember the sofa cushions replaced with cacti...! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
As a kid born in Argentina in 1980, I can imagine your surprise. I can still sing the Spanish version of the opening song. I was a fan of the show and I think that opened the door to understand and appreciate British humor (we also had Benny Hill on TV, and later I discover Monty Python). I never imagined that figures existed!! They look cool!!
I grew up in Australia, and even I was signing "amazing" "astounding" to myself. And when you mentioned Duckula I said "...blood, I'll get it" to myself.
I remember watching this show on Nickelodeon here in the States in the early '80s! These figures are totally Spot on! I can only imagine the big silly grin on your face when you unboxed them! Thanks for sharing these with us and for EVERYTHING you do Tony!
Great Video Tony! Growing up in the 80’s in America, I loved watching Danger Mouse on Nickelodeon. These toys take me back to those good times. I really enjoyed this review. 🤓👍👍
Danger Mouse was big here in Australia in the early 80's. From memory it was on the ABC channel?. There was many other shows played here from England. Tony, do you remember a show in the 80's called Metal Mickey?.
Was fortunate enough to watch this and Count Duckula on Nickelodeon in the 80s. Definitely two of my favorites back then, completely unaware there were toys made recently. Hadn't watched the reboot but I'd still buy these. Good stuff as always, Tony.
It was always a treat when visiting my grandparents since they had cable before us in the early 80’s and getting to watch Danger Mouse on the American Cable channel USA Cartoon Express! Loved this cartoon!
That was the name of the Network! I was sitting here watching this video racking my brain trying to remember what channel I had watched this on as a kid and it was driving me nuts! lol Ahh it sucks getting old sometimes:) Thanks!
I Danger Mouse! Watched it on Nickelodeon back in the 80s. The one where they went to the end of the universe & the one with custard... 🤣🤣🤣 Were they the same? This was can't-miss-TV for me.
I loved DM as a kid an i've NEVER seen these toys before, but they are totally awesome!! Penfold codename "Jigsaw" hahaha!! and Baron Von Silus Greenback! Excellent video mate, I've yet again learned something new,
I loved this show when it hit the TV here in Colorado back in the early 90s! I was happy when I finally got it, Duckula, and Quackula and could watch them with my kids! 😁
Fellow Briton with a huge love of Danger Mouse - I have exactly the same figures, and they're a work of art. Still hunting a Colonel K too - I do wonder if he was actually released?
As a 🇬🇧 born 80s kid. Great memories of toon and your review is perfect viewing too. I will keep an eye for Col K too for you.....🍻🍻🍻 Can i ask was there many other 🇬🇧 80s shows viewed in Australia. 👍🏽
I just got this for me and my friend for his birthday gift .Found them in the state at Ollie's good stuff cheap .Thanks for the video Tony this was on of the cool cartoon shows of the 80's.
Sadly, I rarely had the opportunity to watch Danger Mouse as a kid. While it did air in my area, it was shown in the middle of the day when I was still at school. I saw the show occasionally if I stayed home sick, rainy days in the summer or icy days in the winter.
Wow cool I didn't know they made this, in New Zealand my friend's would always talk about DM when we saw it on tv after school then later they replayed it on Saturday morning 👍🏽 cool collection don't think we got them here?
This is my favourite cartoon of all time. Love it and i have a collection of memerobilia for him. As well as your figures there they also released a 10 inch DM with jet pack. I have this and the car which were both gifted to me. I tried watching the new cartoon but it just felt wrong without the 2 iconic voices of DJ & TS in the main roles. Nice to see the others. I may pick them up to finish the set. Also before these came out there was also a 25th Anniversary set of 6 resin figures released as well. I have these and they are very desireable these days with the car and Bomb being the most sought after. Not checkedvalues lately as i know i'll never sell them.
I loved Danger mouse as a kid.I found the danger mouse figure at an Ollie's and was lucky to find the danger car at a local convention but I haven't been able to find a penfold anywhere and its driving me crazy.the only place I've seen one was on ebay but they where asking way to much in my opinion.
this is awesome, I love Danger mouse, as an American I used to catch it on weeknights on the Nickelodeon network in the 80s as a teen, I miss that show and never knew it had a figure line let alone a reboot. thank you for this video Tony, another reason I'm a proud subscriber.
Not just UK kiddies, in Oz we got lots of BBC/Thames etc content via our ABC. That opening, with the Thames sounds, really took me back. Glad you got to own these mate, I celebrate your win.
Very random thing I noticed is on the DM figures the string of his eye patch has been printed as going around the left side of his head around his left ear like how it was on the classic version while in the actual cartoon of the 2015 version the string appears to be he's wearing it around just the top of his head. Time stamps for comparison Classic 0:16 2015 cartoon 2:05 2015 figure 3:14
I LOVE DANGER MOUSE!! I use to watch ever afternoon on Nickelodeon. As much as I love Danger Mouse, Penfold was my favorite character (I've always been a side-kick booster!). This line looks incredible!! Glad to see everyone represented. It makes me and my heart smile so big!! 😀🐭
These got passed me to until I watched this video!!! Already found a decent price Danger Mouse but Penfold seems to be tricky!! Did a bit of research and no Count Duckula seems to be made tho 😥. This was a great show but anything with Del Boy in was!
I live in the US, but I absolutely loved the original Danger Mouse cartoon. I was so excited to see they were rebooting it, so that I could introduce it to my own kids, but it definitely missed the mark on all of the endearing qualities of the original.
I saw these toys before the series aired at Toy Fair and they were most impressive. What ruined the reboot was the fact they made the characters human sized. The postbox HQ then had to become a skyscraper for the gag to work. I did a video about DM for it's anniversary that was appreciated by former employees of Cosgrove Hall. ua-cam.com/video/9OU77ynEfyM/v-deo.html
Just found your videos and been binging pretty much all of them. Question though, do you have any Mysterious Cities of Gold toys in your collection? (fellow Aussie here, but MCoG might be a bit after your time - not sure)
I also had no clue these existed. Consider my mind blown. 🤯 *Jazwares* have proven themselves to be exceptional when it comes to action figures the past few years. I've been collecting their 3 3/4" _Fortnite_ figures and, honestly, they're top of the line. I suppose my major gripe would be availability of some lines, which is probably how I missed these. As for the show, I watched _Danger Mouse_ reruns on Boomerang back in the day. I think I appreciate the writing a lot more as an adult - it's so sharp! Even now, I still laugh at so much of the dialogue. Same with _Count Duckula._ Haven't seen much of the newer show, but it looks good enough. Still not quite as good the original, but then again, what is? 😆
Kinda wish Jazzwares still had the Mortal Kombat toy license since no figure company has managed to put out a suitably diverse roster of the franchise’s characters and both current lines take forever to come out and are too expensive
@@Cdr2002 Yeah, I'm with you there. I actually wasn't aware of that line either. Just looked them up - pretty decent, overall. From around the _Armageddon_ era, I'm guessing? A big problem is that _Mortal Kombat_ has become a nostalgic collector property. An exclusively (more or less) adult fanbase immediately hikes up the price, because of the demand in detail and quality for a niche product. It's a shame, 'cos if it wasn't for the notorious gore of the franchise, the _MK_ fighters would make great mass market toys. Like you said, the roster alone has so much variety. Wouldn't mind a Jax figure, personally.
In my opinion this was a terrible toy line. I was a child of the 80s and loved Dangermouse and when the reboot came out I was pleased that my kids would get Dangermouse too. For what it’s worth, the reboot is very good. Stephen Fry was born to play the part of Colonel K. Although I was baffled as to why Baton Greenback became Baron Von Greenback and suddenly acquired a stereotype German accent for now apparent reason. So naturally we got the toys for my kids. The problem with these toys is that they just aren’t very robust. The knee and elbow joints pop apart with the gentlest of manipulation which made them very hard to play with. Not so much of an issue for an adult who collects toys to display, but absolutely lousy for kids wanting to play with them. And let’s be honest, that is their main function. I lost count of how many times I had to hear “dad, Dangermouse’s arm’s come off again” and I spent more time that I really wanted reassembling broken rodents. Eventually limbs started going missing altogether and the hadn’t even seen 6 months worth of play. Toys just aren’t made to last anymore. It’s almost as if the manufacturers actually want them to fall apart easily so that parents go out and buy new ones…..oh! Hang on. That can’t be what they intended all along surely?!
I loved Danger Mouse as a kid, and I really enjoyed the modern reboot, too. I was thinking of getting these figures and the Danger Car, but when I saw they were done by Jazwares, I decided against it. I bought a bunch of their 4"-scale Mortal Kombat figures many years ago, and the plastic quality on those was terrible -- several of the joint-pegs snapped just taking them out of the bubble insert.
i loved it growing up in the 80's here in America. i sooo wanted the car but the toys were'nt here in USA. I loved laughing at Penfold's bad jokes. I watched it on a yet still young channel called Nickelodeon LOL
Used to love this cartoon - me and my mate Barry used to play 'Danger Mouse and Penfold' - and usually I had to be Penfold :D
Huge in Australia too
As an American, I loved Danger Mouse while growing up. It was always good fun, and it might have had a hand in forming my taste in humor.
I also loved the DM cartoon! Fantastic looking figure set!
This cartoon was the reason I watched Nickelodeon growing up!!
The cartoon and British humor are even more enjoyable as an adult now that the jokes don’t fly over my head!
Honor mention - to another favorite - the nearly forgotten “Banana Man”
LOVED LOVED LOVED Dangermouse as a kid growing up in the US in the mid '80s!!
The cartoon was shown on the Nickelodeon Channel. I probably discovered DM sometime around 1983 or 1984...
Anyway, years later, I was deployed to the Horn of Africa with US Special Operations. As I was going into the PX one day, a British SAS Colonel met me coming the other way. He was wearing a red t-shirt with the "DM" logo on it. I asked him if he had seen Baron Greenback anywhere recently. He was absolutely floored that an American not only recognized his shirt, but was a HUGE fan as well!
(Just re-watched them on Netflix recently & they still kick ass...)
"He's the strongest, he's the quickest, he's the BEST!"
I've got the car, Penfold and Baron Greenback figures - I always wanted Danger Mouse with the jet board, Stiletto and Colonel K but never saw them in the shops.
We had danger mouse in the states also via nickodeon. I was a huge danger man fan also thanks to PBS
Our Local Ollies Had PLENTY Of
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This looks like a show I would've loved if it had been carried here. My only experience back then with English TV was Benny Hill (which I immediately thought of when that Thames logo and jingle started.) 😁
That intro music of DM brings a wonderful childhood of mine, I tried imitating DM's british accent but to no avail. I'm gonna look those toy figures for sure.
I never knew these existed!
Danger Mouse, Bananaman, Count Duckula... man those cartoons were fun as a kid.
I still remember the sofa cushions replaced with cacti...! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
As a kid born in Argentina in 1980, I can imagine your surprise. I can still sing the Spanish version of the opening song. I was a fan of the show and I think that opened the door to understand and appreciate British humor (we also had Benny Hill on TV, and later I discover Monty Python). I never imagined that figures existed!! They look cool!!
"Oh crumbs, Chief!" These are cool. Very nice gift box.
I grew up in Australia, and even I was signing "amazing" "astounding" to myself. And when you mentioned Duckula I said "...blood, I'll get it" to myself.
I watched this every morning before school, in Indiana!
Whenever I see that Thames opening I always think of the Tomorrow People.
I remember watching this show on Nickelodeon here in the States in the early '80s! These figures are totally Spot on! I can only imagine the big silly grin on your face when you unboxed them! Thanks for sharing these with us and for EVERYTHING you do Tony!
I also had no idea Jazzwares had released Danger Mouse toys. Great video 🎉
Great Video Tony! Growing up in the 80’s in America, I loved watching Danger Mouse on Nickelodeon. These toys take me back to those good times. I really enjoyed this review. 🤓👍👍
Danger Mouse was big here in Australia in the early 80's. From memory it was on the ABC channel?. There was many other shows played here from England. Tony, do you remember a show in the 80's called Metal Mickey?.
Was fortunate enough to watch this and Count Duckula on Nickelodeon in the 80s. Definitely two of my favorites back then, completely unaware there were toys made recently. Hadn't watched the reboot but I'd still buy these. Good stuff as always, Tony.
Considering jazwares has experience with making 3 inch action figures when they made their Sonic line I'm not surprised they are very articulated
It was always a treat when visiting my grandparents since they had cable before us in the early 80’s and getting to watch Danger Mouse on the American Cable channel USA Cartoon Express! Loved this cartoon!
That was the name of the Network! I was sitting here watching this video racking my brain trying to remember what channel I had watched this on as a kid and it was driving me nuts! lol Ahh it sucks getting old sometimes:) Thanks!
So cool. I'd love to see Mighty Mouse figures like that
I Danger Mouse! Watched it on Nickelodeon back in the 80s. The one where they went to the end of the universe & the one with custard... 🤣🤣🤣 Were they the same? This was can't-miss-TV for me.
I remember watching Danger Mouse and Count Duckula on Nickelodeon back in the 80s. Great shows. Need to get dvds or blurays of them. Maybe the toys.😁
I loved DM as a kid an i've NEVER seen these toys before, but they are totally awesome!!
Penfold codename "Jigsaw" hahaha!! and Baron Von Silus Greenback!
Excellent video mate, I've yet again learned something new,
I loved this show when it hit the TV here in Colorado back in the early 90s! I was happy when I finally got it, Duckula, and Quackula and could watch them with my kids! 😁
Fellow Briton with a huge love of Danger Mouse - I have exactly the same figures, and they're a work of art. Still hunting a Colonel K too - I do wonder if he was actually released?
As a 🇬🇧 born 80s kid. Great memories of toon and your review is perfect viewing too.
I will keep an eye for Col K too for you.....🍻🍻🍻
Can i ask was there many other 🇬🇧 80s shows viewed in Australia. 👍🏽
Love the shirt❤
These are awesome. I loved Danger Mouse.
I just got this for me and my friend for his birthday gift .Found them in the state at Ollie's good stuff cheap .Thanks for the video Tony this was on of the cool cartoon shows of the 80's.
Awesome Danger Mouse review video from Analog Toys and a fantastic act of kindness from Skewraider.
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I'm American but I still remember Danger Mouse. I may try to pick up, at the very least, Danger Mouse, Penfold, and the car.
When I was a kid,, I never saw or Heard of Danger Mouse. These toys look like fun.
Awesome catch Tony congratulations!!!!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Danger Mouse was my gateway to British humor
Sadly, I rarely had the opportunity to watch Danger Mouse as a kid. While it did air in my area, it was shown in the middle of the day when I was still at school. I saw the show occasionally if I stayed home sick, rainy days in the summer or icy days in the winter.
I did not know either there was a dusplay in my town for dangeour mouse cells etc for cosgrove hsll with others fun fact dm has a blue plaque😊
Penfold's tag line is comic genious. 😂😂
Man, Danger Mouse was one of my favorite things about Nickelodeon in the 80's, that and Count Duckula which of course is a spin off from Danger Mouse.
Skewraider is my best friend and knows I’m a HUGE fan of DM. I’m glad he was able to come up with this!!!
Thanks bro! 🍻 🥂 💯
LOVED this growing up! Thank God Nickelodeon ran it
Wow cool I didn't know they made this, in New Zealand my friend's would always talk about DM when we saw it on tv after school then later they replayed it on Saturday morning 👍🏽 cool collection don't think we got them here?
This is my favourite cartoon of all time. Love it and i have a collection of memerobilia for him. As well as your figures there they also released a 10 inch DM with jet pack. I have this and the car which were both gifted to me. I tried watching the new cartoon but it just felt wrong without the 2 iconic voices of DJ & TS in the main roles. Nice to see the others. I may pick them up to finish the set. Also before these came out there was also a 25th Anniversary set of 6 resin figures released as well. I have these and they are very desireable these days with the car and Bomb being the most sought after. Not checkedvalues lately as i know i'll never sell them.
I did enjoy the original cartoon when I watched it on Nickelodeon as a kid.
That Danger Car is damn cool ;)
Good grief! Tony saves the day with another exciting toy review adventure!
Another Top Ace review from Analog Toys! 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 AF! 💯 Now the universe is more like right ✅ 🤣 🍻
Thanks again for the amazing gift box!
@@AnalogToys You're welcome! Thanks for your service and for your awesome Top Ace content! 🍻 👊🏽 💯
I loved Danger mouse as a kid.I found the danger mouse figure at an Ollie's and was lucky to find the danger car at a local convention but I haven't been able to find a penfold anywhere and its driving me crazy.the only place I've seen one was on ebay but they where asking way to much in my opinion.
My brain immediately went to Danger Mouse the rapper until I started the video
this is awesome, I love Danger mouse, as an American I used to catch it on weeknights on the Nickelodeon network in the 80s as a teen, I miss that show and never knew it had a figure line let alone a reboot. thank you for this video Tony, another reason I'm a proud subscriber.
I wish the line had lasted long enough to get a Count Duckula included.
Excellent video from a very generous donation
Crumbs, DM! Those look great. Danger Mouse was on Nickelodeon in the 80's in the US. It was great.
I'm not too familiar with Danger Mouse but Jazzware's did some great Sonic stuff a few years ago. Glad to see they still put out high quality stuff
I loved that cartoon as a kid. Nickelodeon aired it in the early 80’s
Not just UK kiddies, in Oz we got lots of BBC/Thames etc content via our ABC. That opening, with the Thames sounds, really took me back. Glad you got to own these mate, I celebrate your win.
I was really young when this show aired in the U.S., but I watched it all the time. I wasn't aware there was a reboot.
Very random thing I noticed is on the DM figures the string of his eye patch has been printed as going around the left side of his head around his left ear like how it was on the classic version while in the actual cartoon of the 2015 version the string appears to be he's wearing it around just the top of his head. Time stamps for comparison
Classic 0:16
2015 cartoon 2:05
2015 figure 3:14
I remember watching Danger Mouse on Nickelodeon during the 80s.I had no idea it came overseas.
I LOVE DANGER MOUSE!! I use to watch ever afternoon on Nickelodeon. As much as I love Danger Mouse, Penfold was my favorite character (I've always been a side-kick booster!).
This line looks incredible!! Glad to see everyone represented. It makes me and my heart smile so big!!
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All the characters were my favourite and i grew up with the reboot
And now I really really really hate that show ohohohohohohohohoho 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡
Cor! I had no idea we had action figures, DM!
In all seriousness, those toys look to be of exceptional quality. Good stuff.
Crumbs!
These got passed me to until I watched this video!!! Already found a decent price Danger Mouse but Penfold seems to be tricky!! Did a bit of research and no Count Duckula seems to be made tho 😥. This was a great show but anything with Del Boy in was!
Pretty awesome!🎉
I loved Count Duckula
Those are amazing, loved danger mouse!
Im from the U.S. and I loved Dangermouse. I watched everyday after school.
Always watched it after school. The good old days of kids shows on ITV & BBC!
Great figures!! The look extremely good and fun to play with.
We also got to see Danger Mouse in Chile, but the really popular one was Count Duckula.
God, I forgot about DM. I think Nickelodeon showed this in America? I watched it obsessively as a kid.
Man i forgot all about DM and Count Duckula. Those were my fav Nickelodeon shows along with Belle and Sebastien.
I live in the US, but I absolutely loved the original Danger Mouse cartoon. I was so excited to see they were rebooting it, so that I could introduce it to my own kids, but it definitely missed the mark on all of the endearing qualities of the original.
Now we need Bananaman
They had danger mouse figures in 1982
I miss watching Danger Mouse on Nicklelodeon.
I saw these toys before the series aired at Toy Fair and they were most impressive. What ruined the reboot was the fact they made the characters human sized.
The postbox HQ then had to become a skyscraper for the gag to work.
I did a video about DM for it's anniversary that was appreciated by former employees of Cosgrove Hall.
ua-cam.com/video/9OU77ynEfyM/v-deo.html
Crumbs, Chief !
There is actually a bundle of vintage danger mouse toys on eBay at the minute including the car but none of it moves unfortunately .
COR!
I have all the figures except Colonel K......gotta try to find him
Just found your videos and been binging pretty much all of them. Question though, do you have any Mysterious Cities of Gold toys in your collection? (fellow Aussie here, but MCoG might be a bit after your time - not sure)
I also had no clue these existed. Consider my mind blown. 🤯 *Jazwares* have proven themselves to be exceptional when it comes to action figures the past few years. I've been collecting their 3 3/4" _Fortnite_ figures and, honestly, they're top of the line. I suppose my major gripe would be availability of some lines, which is probably how I missed these.
As for the show, I watched _Danger Mouse_ reruns on Boomerang back in the day. I think I appreciate the writing a lot more as an adult - it's so sharp! Even now, I still laugh at so much of the dialogue. Same with _Count Duckula._ Haven't seen much of the newer show, but it looks good enough. Still not quite as good the original, but then again, what is? 😆
Kinda wish Jazzwares still had the Mortal Kombat toy license since no figure company has managed to put out a suitably diverse roster of the franchise’s characters and both current lines take forever to come out and are too expensive
@@Cdr2002 Yeah, I'm with you there. I actually wasn't aware of that line either. Just looked them up - pretty decent, overall. From around the _Armageddon_ era, I'm guessing?
A big problem is that _Mortal Kombat_ has become a nostalgic collector property. An exclusively (more or less) adult fanbase immediately hikes up the price, because of the demand in detail and quality for a niche product.
It's a shame, 'cos if it wasn't for the notorious gore of the franchise, the _MK_ fighters would make great mass market toys. Like you said, the roster alone has so much variety. Wouldn't mind a Jax figure, personally.
We had Danger Mouse here in the United States also via Nickelodeon and syndication (Fox).
Tony, there was a Danger Mouse figure line in the early 80s. Rubber figures made by a brand called Telitoy. The line had at least 4 figures
I wouldn’t call those PVC characters “action figures”.
@@AnalogToys beggars couldn't be choosers in the early 80s!
In my opinion this was a terrible toy line.
I was a child of the 80s and loved Dangermouse and when the reboot came out I was pleased that my kids would get Dangermouse too. For what it’s worth, the reboot is very good. Stephen Fry was born to play the part of Colonel K. Although I was baffled as to why Baton Greenback became Baron Von Greenback and suddenly acquired a stereotype German accent for now apparent reason. So naturally we got the toys for my kids.
The problem with these toys is that they just aren’t very robust. The knee and elbow joints pop apart with the gentlest of manipulation which made them very hard to play with. Not so much of an issue for an adult who collects toys to display, but absolutely lousy for kids wanting to play with them. And let’s be honest, that is their main function. I lost count of how many times I had to hear “dad, Dangermouse’s arm’s come off again” and I spent more time that I really wanted reassembling broken rodents. Eventually limbs started going missing altogether and the hadn’t even seen 6 months worth of play.
Toys just aren’t made to last anymore. It’s almost as if the manufacturers actually want them to fall apart easily so that parents go out and buy new ones…..oh! Hang on. That can’t be what they intended all along surely?!
Yes! It was, I… Stiletto, who stole the pho’agraphs!
But I Totally Wished To See A
#CountDuckula Or #Bananaman!
I loved Danger Mouse as a kid, and I really enjoyed the modern reboot, too. I was thinking of getting these figures and the Danger Car, but when I saw they were done by Jazwares, I decided against it. I bought a bunch of their 4"-scale Mortal Kombat figures many years ago, and the plastic quality on those was terrible -- several of the joint-pegs snapped just taking them out of the bubble insert.
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I’ve been trying to collect this line but Penfold is SO DARN EXPENSIVE. Trying to find him for a good price
Penfold, shush! We had this in the US too.
Yeah American had dm🍻💪
i loved it growing up in the 80's here in America. i sooo wanted the car but the toys were'nt here in USA. I loved laughing at Penfold's bad jokes. I watched it on a yet still young channel called Nickelodeon LOL
Si Barone!