At the ripe old age of 46, I can still count on Heckle and Jeckle to give me a few good laughs! There are just some things in life that you can NEVER OUTGROW!
I think Heckle and Jeckle was a Terrytoon. I loved the music and sound effects in them. I especially liked the Terrytoons with the cat and Gandy Goose in them doing dream sequences.
When I was a kid we had this episode on a reel played on a projector with no sound. I just saw it with sound for the first time. I will share with my kids. Memories!
Give us a house to wreck We'll tear it down by heck Ooh, give us a house to wreck We'll tear it down by heck We'll pull out the pipes and tear down the walls and chop the chimney till it falls We'll hammer and dig and pry and peck Just give us a house to wreck!
To clear up some things in other comments: 1. The Heckle and Jeckle TV cartoon was never banned, Some people did complain about what they saw as racist depictions, but nothing ever really came of it. 2. They're not seen on TV anymore for the same reason the vast majority of classic cartoons are not seen either--there's no real demand for them, and most of the cartoons of that era were mostly mediocre. The classics you see on TV and even on UA-cam nowadays are the few hundred that were the cream of the cop out of the many, many thousands produced during the golden age of animation. 3. The cartoons of today have to be different, having to fill out 22 minutes of a half-hours show vs 5-7 minute theatrical shorts. The format and approach just has to be different, and slapstick can only support so much interest over a half hour. That being said, the good to bad ratio is about the same as it was back then, with most just being average or mediocre and a few standouts that are well worth watching. Just remember, most people today don't see all the bad cartoons from the classic era, but can see all the crappy stuff available today, so they tend to be biased.
Also Viacom which owned the Terrytoons library at the time was most likely trying to promote the cartoons over at Nickelodeon which they own. Yet far as I know it never aired the Terrytoons cartoons on that channel. Around the time the Terrytoons shorts stopped airing on tv, the original three Nicktoons were either nearly ready for their debut or already debuted.
At 5:12, Spike the escaped convict dog has black ears while he's on the stairway. At 5:20, his ears have returned to being white, like the rest of him.
Spike's voice is by Douglas Moye, who also did Papa Terry Bear's voice and the first voice of Clint Clobber. He was a cameraman at Terrytoons, and an African American. Can anyone tell that by listening to him??
@ZoochanSyn Maybe those watercolors are why so many Terrytoons are so beautiful, but whatever the reason they sure are. It is amazing how intense good watercolors can look. To me the backgrounds on Terrytoons are a very important part of why I like them so much.
@2FunnyVersionIV No, I don't think so. All the colors just looked a lot paler and some looked more red than blue (like Spike's clothes). I dunno maybe it's just because it's an old VHS.
No wonder children today are such wusses. The old cartoons had guns, girlie pictures, violence, destruction, explosives, and theft like the one above. Bring back the good stuff!
It would but the PC bastards won't allow them to be shown on TV. Making all advertising aimed at children illegal also ended children's TV, especially Saturday morning cartoons.
First released in August 1952; directed by Connie Rasinski, story by Tom Morrison, and music by Philip A. Scheib {"Give Us A House To Wreck", by Scheib & Morrison}. Some key animation sequences rendered by Jim Tyer. Roy Halee is H&J's voices [Tom Morrison also doubles with Halee on the duet].
Back then most of the plots were good vs bad, cops and robbers, etc. Now the new ones like sponge bob are just kindergarten mentality animation with teenage quips. I didnt even know heckle and jeckle were banned. This world has become a sad sad place.
That is what I read recently Neon. I was wondering why it is not aired anymore so I googled it and there were complaints by the NAACP that it was racial naratives with the way the two acted.
Yeah I'm watching her show now. Lol. Look at Phil Robertson. I agree that he should'nt have gone into the explicit details, but he spoke his beliefs and stood up to them. Now they call him a bigot. How hypocritical.
I 'm Black and my only thought about Heckle & Jeckle cartoon were they were hilarious! I am 58 years old and I still burst into laughter at their antics!
@91Kickflip When you were an American kid growing up with them, you never wondered how two identical twin brothers could include one Briton and one New Yorker... weird, isn't it?
One magpie has a British accent and the other one sounds like New Yorker, Jimmy Durante. The "racist" angle is a long stretch at best. I'm surprised no one's yet played the gay card. This is mindless entertainment meant to divert, little more. Some of junk today so socially engineered most of it is boring, fore getable and virtually unwatchable.
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At the ripe old age of 46, I can still count on Heckle and Jeckle to give me a few good laughs! There are just some things in life that you can NEVER OUTGROW!
I love their huge beaks and their cute eyes... far better than Donald Duck or any of that nonsense.
@@LittleKitty22 I could never understand what Donald Duck was saying.
@@waynemacfarland1546 Nor me. He only ever threw tantrums and then quacked and jumped up and down.
One of the most loved cartoon of my childhood. Thank you heckle & jeckle. Alongside that, tom & jerry!
IAM 58 and iam in my garage smoking a blunt and watching them right 2022
Now
@michaelcambra4214 I didn't know druggies live so long. It's never too late to get your life sorted.
@@kozlorogAlot of people smoke mate, millionaires even. Get over it.
I remember these in the cinema in my home town in Ireland 60 years ago. What a wonderful escape they were to be sure at all, at all.
Yay! more Heckle and Jeckle! I don't know who it was who was so inventive of physics. But these cartoons really took advantage of them!
Paul Terry cameos on the wall.
I’m 10 and love these shows
I think Heckle and Jeckle was a Terrytoon. I loved the music and sound effects in them. I especially liked the Terrytoons with the cat and Gandy Goose in them doing dream sequences.
You're spot on Mike! Always check out the opening credits first. Terrytoons Inc., 1952! I still "split a gut" to this day!
In the early 80s Filimation also did some cartoons of them.
When I was a kid we had this episode on a reel played on a projector with no sound. I just saw it with sound for the first time. I will share with my kids. Memories!
Give us a house to wreck
We'll tear it down by heck
Ooh, give us a house to wreck
We'll tear it down by heck
We'll pull out the pipes and tear down the walls and chop the chimney till it falls
We'll hammer and dig and pry and peck
Just give us a house to wreck!
Always huming the tune when I get up in the morning. ;)
When one is 50% beak and just 50% bird, anything is possible...
I remember these old cartoons, they are the best
Oh my! I'm a kid again!!! Have not seen the house wrecked one sinz the 70s! 56 here & LOVE THE MUSIC in this one!! The best one yet!!! 👍👍👍🤘😀!
CHILD HOOD MEMORIES!!!💯💯💯 THANKS FOR THE UPLOAD!!!
When my older sister and I were children, my father used to call us "Heckle and Jeckle" as a cute little nickname.
Terry towns are great watched them on tv at age 5 1959
I thought that dog said "what a hard on" instead of hide out lmao
My favorite cartoon of all time are Heckle & Jeckle and the Bugs Bunny Cartoons! ? Why? Because NO ONE cause take advantage of them!
This episode is played in the Scott Baio After School special 'Stoned'!!!!
Well, well, well! ( WOLF WHISTLE )
Happy Birthday Heckle and Jeckle 1/4/1946 !!!!!!!!!!!
He had the money, he just didn't want to spend it.
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To clear up some things in other comments:
1. The Heckle and Jeckle TV cartoon was never banned, Some people did complain about what they saw as racist depictions, but nothing ever really came of it.
2. They're not seen on TV anymore for the same reason the vast majority of classic cartoons are not seen either--there's no real demand for them, and most of the cartoons of that era were mostly mediocre. The classics you see on TV and even on UA-cam nowadays are the few hundred that were the cream of the cop out of the many, many thousands produced during the golden age of animation.
3. The cartoons of today have to be different, having to fill out 22 minutes of a half-hours show vs 5-7 minute theatrical shorts. The format and approach just has to be different, and slapstick can only support so much interest over a half hour. That being said, the good to bad ratio is about the same as it was back then, with most just being average or mediocre and a few standouts that are well worth watching. Just remember, most people today don't see all the bad cartoons from the classic era, but can see all the crappy stuff available today, so they tend to be biased.
Seems most of the best cartoons have been systematically eliminated from TV.
Also Viacom which owned the Terrytoons library at the time was most likely trying to promote the cartoons over at Nickelodeon which they own. Yet far as I know it never aired the Terrytoons cartoons on that channel. Around the time the Terrytoons shorts stopped airing on tv, the original three Nicktoons were either nearly ready for their debut or already debuted.
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The Simpson homer get buried there goes a real sack of crap 😂
Thank you. This cartoon just made my day.
At 5:12, Spike the escaped convict dog has black ears while he's on the stairway. At 5:20, his ears have returned to being white, like the rest of him.
Thank you
Use to watch a clip, they hold a barber's shop. And shave a bad ass wolf. That one is so funny, I can't find that on any more
Love it thanx
Spike's voice is by Douglas Moye, who also did Papa Terry Bear's voice and the first voice of Clint Clobber. He was a cameraman at Terrytoons, and an African American. Can anyone tell that by listening to him??
Very Nice, me divertia mucho con esta Hurracas
Terry toons.
@ZoochanSyn Maybe those watercolors are why so many Terrytoons are so beautiful, but whatever the reason they sure are. It is amazing how intense good watercolors can look. To me the backgrounds on Terrytoons are a very important part of why I like them so much.
yo....this is wonderful thank u
nobody can really road run me tho
I fucking love this how man
Oh yeah, it is.
It is terrytoons
Fun cartoon
@2FunnyVersionIV No, I don't think so. All the colors just looked a lot paler and some looked more red than blue (like Spike's clothes).
I dunno maybe it's just because it's an old VHS.
would you know who the guy is who is hanging on the wall as a painting?
Its Paul terry.of terrytoons.
Are the Heckle and Jeckle or other Terrytoon cartoons available on Dvd or Blu Ray?
Not sure about Dvd / Blu-ray but I have a VHS of Heckle and Jeckle somewhere. 😃
Too bad Paul Terry didn't have better budgets to work with. Heckle and Jeckle could have really been something if he did.
Siphano xD
I disagree w/ your 1st statement. I think Tom & Jerry is.
No wonder children today are such wusses. The old cartoons had guns, girlie pictures, violence, destruction, explosives, and theft like the one above. Bring back the good stuff!
I remember these old cartoons, they are the best
I love the classic cartoons, thank you you-tube for making them available.
This was the shit back in the day!
I love how it makes total cattoon sense that the entire house should get dumped into that one car. XD
Cattoon the same as spittoon?
These H&J cartoons made under Fox are pretty darn good! Thanks!
Heckle and Jeckle is the best cartoon ever. I grew up watching this and also never murdered anybody.
How is that last thing relevant (Oh, I'm late woops)
The funny things are that the bad guy is not always the very bad person
I was humming this tune tonight....."give us a house to wreck".....been many years since I've heard it. Utube is cool.
I used to watch the hell out of these guys on Terrytoons. It sucks getting old. Too bad this wouldn't entertain a child today
It would but the PC bastards won't allow them to be shown on TV. Making all advertising aimed at children illegal also ended children's TV, especially Saturday morning cartoons.
What's so politically incorrect about Heckle and Jeckle?
First released in August 1952; directed by Connie Rasinski, story by Tom Morrison, and music by Philip A. Scheib {"Give Us A House To Wreck", by Scheib & Morrison}. Some key animation sequences rendered by Jim Tyer. Roy Halee is H&J's voices [Tom Morrison also doubles with Halee on the duet].
One of the few cartoons in which Heckle & Jeckle not only won out in the end but also one of the few in which they were making an honest living.
another old cartoon that will never get old:P
have a girl friend for 25 yrs and just recently she calls magpie..she crazy
I had this episode on VHS when I was a kid. But i think the colouration was different.
Who ya gonna call? House busters!
man now I know I am getting old. I remember this cartoon
I love this cartune..
I believe the caricature at 4: 23 is that of Paul Terry himself, 'kay'.
Homewreckers
Classic
Back then most of the plots were good vs bad, cops and robbers, etc. Now the new ones like sponge bob are just kindergarten mentality animation with teenage quips. I didnt even know heckle and jeckle were banned. This world has become a sad sad place.
That is what I read recently Neon. I was wondering why it is not aired anymore so I googled it and there were complaints by the NAACP that it was racial naratives with the way the two acted.
Yeah I'm watching her show now. Lol. Look at Phil Robertson. I agree that he should'nt have gone into the explicit details, but he spoke his beliefs and stood up to them. Now they call him a bigot. How hypocritical.
I 'm Black and my only thought about Heckle & Jeckle cartoon were they were hilarious! I am 58 years old and I still burst into laughter at their antics!
@@vernonweatherbe119, I say, featherbrain, do tell, yellow beak! That's the line I have always remembered from 55 yrs. ago !
Excelentes cartoons de Paul Terry.
give us a house to wreck lol
This was referred as racist??? childhood memories
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I love this type of old school cartoon humor. Also i dont see anything racist besides crows, even at that theyre just animals
@91Kickflip When you were an American kid growing up with them, you never wondered how two identical twin brothers could include one Briton and one New Yorker... weird, isn't it?
Man. Fox seemed like a much more natural fit for the Terrytoons library. Yuh know, with all that 20th-Century Fox stuff.
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Sipano
Like my last name but spelled different
One magpie has a British accent and the other one sounds like New Yorker, Jimmy Durante. The "racist" angle is a long stretch at best. I'm surprised no one's yet played the gay card.
This is mindless entertainment meant to divert, little more. Some of junk today so socially engineered most of it is boring, fore getable and virtually unwatchable.
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