Walt Disney was furious when he saw this cartoon and he wanted to sue Jay Ward. It took a while for his lawyers to convince him that that was a bad idea.
Sure he was. That film was groundbreaking. First full length animation film. Pretty impressive. And Walt was a serious guy when it came to his characters. Sure he created and originally voiced Mickey, but his real love was animating those feature-length films in the late 30s and 40s. I love the slap De Santis got from Disney a couple days ago. I watched Rocky and Bullwinkle as a kid and thought these were hilarious! But I can see why Walt Disney didn't. Not much of a sense of parody.
("Sgt.J."). "Yes! The bowl of cereal... How did I, Forget That." Lol. Hey, Evan The Russian Spies were Funny. "Boris and Natasha." I, May try. And, Watch the Rest of these? ✌️🕊️.
The X Y and Z coupons make fun of the admission tickets you needed to get on certain rides at Disneyland before this was discontinued in the 1980s for a general admission fee. It's where the term "E-Ticket" comes from.
They also used other voice actors for some episodes, including this one. IMDB credits Daws Butler here, and the voice does sound the same as Hokey Wolf.
@@oneeyedman99 Butler was a regular on Fractured Fairy Tales. However, since Rocky and Bullwinkle were sponsored by General Mills, and Butler was also starring in Hanna Barbera shows that were sponsored by Kellogg's, he chose to remain uncredited in the latter show after its first season.
In case you may not have noticed, the voice of the prince in this cartoon is Daws Butler's impression of Phil Silvers' Sgt. Bilko character, which he would also use for the Hanna-Barbera character Hokey Wolf.
Great Memories! Also: Rocky, Bullwinkle, Natasha, Boris, Mr Peaboby and his boy Sherman, and let's not forget Gidney and Cloid the Moonmen. Ah, yes. Hilariously Great Memories!😂❤
Whoa..the Moon Men!! I had forgotten about those two. Thanks for mentioning them. I do recall Chauncey and Edgar, which I think inspired Jim Henson's two old timers in the balcony routine.
Boy has television declined since then. These were works of genius, and arguably one of the best shows in the history of television. Bring back Rocky and Bullwinkle, Fracture Fairy Tales, Boris and Natasha!
This episode was banned when it came out originally due because it was based on Walt Disney. This is probably one of the hardest episodes to find. It was definitely made to make fun of Walt Disney and Disneyland
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@@waynejones205 so you’d rather they not have poc and women as leads, cut problematic stuff from past films, and stand up for marginalized people? Or what does “woke” mean?
Yeah it’s Walt Disney and that is why fractured fairy tales are still good in this modern age because they know how to use satire jokes without hurting anyone.
i recall delighting in this series when I was a child in the '60s. i might have missed the resemblance but i saw his face every Sunday night so...I don't remember any hype but kids weren't clued in like they are now
grew up with the VHS's by Beuna Vista of the Rocky and Bullwinkle series, out of all of the shorts, this was one of my favorites, I now appreciate it more for Vincent Prices work
Walt's issue was the lettered tickets. How long since you heard reference to an E ticket ride? And as Yogurt declared that the real money is in merchandising.
So glad this episode made it onto the DVD box sets! I had no idea the jabs involved in this episode (because honestly this character design has been used a lot in this show) But once I learned about the whole Walt Disney spoof in this specific episode (they've made other references to WD) this is both geunius and terrifying in how accurate it is... Right down to attempting murder on competition...
Have the opening and closing credits been redone? I remember a giant book falling on the toe of someone who was trying to open it, and the book snapping shut on his nose.
1984. Read the book. But the author was ahead of his time. Everything that is possible to voice command, is keeping track of what you say. Just test it out….
i would like to know on if you might have the Fractured Fairy Tales cartoon the Frog Prince and should you do then could you please Post it here on youtube,
Taran was never known because he wasn't even born yet until either in 1964 (according to the release of the book) or 1985 (according to the release of the movie. If that fractured fairy tales was released somewhere in the 1980s, and Taran heard about this, he would come in there and kill that money grabbing prince.
Walt Disney was furious when he saw this cartoon and he wanted to sue Jay Ward. It took a while for his lawyers to convince him that that was a bad idea.
And yet it said that it still got banned 😅😅😅😅. Good thing we got it again now before becoming lost media 😅😅😅😅
@@men_del12 #TakeThat, Walt!
Sure he was. That film was groundbreaking. First full length animation film. Pretty impressive. And Walt was a serious guy when it came to his characters. Sure he created and originally voiced Mickey, but his real love was animating those feature-length films in the late 30s and 40s.
I love the slap De Santis got from Disney a couple days ago.
I watched Rocky and Bullwinkle as a kid and thought these were hilarious! But I can see why Walt Disney didn't. Not much of a sense of parody.
@@waynejones205 NO!
How so? Sleeping Beauty is a fairy tale from hundreds of years ago. They don't own it.
"Doze Doll Does Wiz Biz" slays me every time. (A parody of show biz trade paper slang)
I really wish I would have had a bowl of cereal while I was watching this, just like when I was a kid. Good memories.
I literally paused it and went and made a bowl to watch these.. I’ll take a bite for you 😇
Cereal and Saturday morning cartoons: two things that the do-gooders ruined in the early 70s.
What? Tell that to Ron DeSantis..., !!!
("Sgt.J."). "Yes! The bowl of cereal... How did I, Forget That." Lol. Hey, Evan The Russian Spies were Funny. "Boris and Natasha." I, May try. And, Watch the Rest of these? ✌️🕊️.
Lol.... actually so did I! ❤
I terribly miss Fractured Fairy Tales and many of the Jay Ward cartoons.
Yup. They came on with rocky and bull Winkle 👍
@@user-kp1pz6zv8y ..💀..Yup.., Very "otherworldly"..even, kinda surreal..ya know..?!
@@Maldoror200 Radical for the times.
The opening intro fairy lady book slam is a classic icon.
It doesn’t shock me at all that these are better than ANYTHING on TV today.
I am so happy this is being enjoyed lately by new fans of Rocky and Bullwinkle
" I'm not really a prince, I never joined the union".
The X Y and Z coupons make fun of the admission tickets you needed to get on certain rides at Disneyland before this was discontinued in the 1980s for a general admission fee. It's where the term "E-Ticket" comes from.
The voice talents of June Foray, Paul Frees and Bill Scott created a world of humor for Jay Ward's show. Edward Everett Horton was the narrator.
I believe Edward Everett Horton Lane is, paradoxically, the shortest street in Los Angeles.
Paul Frees was a master of mimicry.
They also used other voice actors for some episodes, including this one. IMDB credits Daws Butler here, and the voice does sound the same as Hokey Wolf.
@@oneeyedman99 Butler was a regular on Fractured Fairy Tales. However, since Rocky and Bullwinkle were sponsored by General Mills, and Butler was also starring in Hanna Barbera shows that were sponsored by Kellogg's, he chose to remain uncredited in the latter show after its first season.
Daws voiced the prince.
I loved this as a kid in the mid to late 70s. My mom always laughed at these. I wouldn't get it and she'd explain it sometimes.
This is one fractured tale that caused a stir, but I'm glad it was posted here. Loved these tales from years ago and enjoying them again now. Joe S
love these too. interesting to look at them from adult perspective
My favorite!! “…the city makes us do it!”🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thank you so much for taking me back in time with these timeless cartoons !.
In case you may not have noticed, the voice of the prince in this cartoon is Daws Butler's impression of Phil Silvers' Sgt. Bilko character, which he would also use for the Hanna-Barbera character Hokey Wolf.
Thanks, I’ve been desperately trying to figure out whose great voice that was. It’s so perfect in those sketches
The vocalizations are delicious. I remember trying to copy them.
Definitely taking the Mickey outta Walt with a spot-on caricature. Glad it didn’t reach the courts as Mouse v Moose and Squirrel.
Great Memories! Also: Rocky, Bullwinkle, Natasha, Boris, Mr Peaboby and his boy Sherman, and let's not forget Gidney and Cloid the Moonmen. Ah, yes. Hilariously Great Memories!😂❤
Metal Munching Moon Mice.
Whoa..the Moon Men!! I had forgotten about those two. Thanks for mentioning them. I do recall Chauncey and Edgar, which I think inspired Jim Henson's two old timers in the balcony routine.
Aesop and Son.
Before there were the Moonenites, there were the Moonmen.
Great childhood memories! Thanks for posting.
I loved fractured fairy tales growing up good to see one again,thanks
There are several popping up on YT lately
Talk about a walk down memory lane. Love it, thanks for bringing these back to life.
Boy has television declined since then. These were works of genius, and arguably one of the best shows in the history of television. Bring back Rocky and Bullwinkle, Fracture Fairy Tales, Boris and Natasha!
These were hilarious-satire for kids. A shame most of today's kids wouldn't get it.
Walt has been dead for a while now. Kids have their own funny.
Sadly, most of today's kids wouldn't get why firemen wear red suspenders.
I used to watch and enjoy them as I kid
They'd ask who was "Walt"?
Kids didn't get it then, either.
Most cartoons are like that.
And the prince actually IS a caricature of Walt Disney.
And he was extremely angry about it
😂😂😂
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@@KyleShiflet13666 Really?
@@MrBronx61 yup
I remember watching this one, now I can truly appreciate it
This episode was banned when it came out originally due because it was based on Walt Disney. This is probably one of the hardest episodes to find. It was definitely made to make fun of Walt Disney and Disneyland
Had no Idea but sounds right
There still is no shortage of reasons to make fun of the Disney's, especially WDW!!#Wokeland #WokeCanChoke!
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I figured it was because of the "hog flogger" remark.
@@waynejones205 so you’d rather they not have poc and women as leads, cut problematic stuff from past films, and stand up for marginalized people? Or what does “woke” mean?
Man, as soon as I heard that theme song it took me way to when I was a kid in the 60’s watching this on Sunday morning. 🙂
I have not seen this in a dog's age. Thanks for posting! :-))
I’d never seen this before but it was in one of my English professors lectures, these are awesome!
I remember these hahaha.
Early Saturday mornings used to watch them all the time.
Thanks! This takes me back. Bugs Bunny is always my favorite but I do love these. It's a shame the world is so "fractured" for real these days.
“They don’t make broad swords...like they USE to...”
Suhword 😂
Ironically, when Rocky and Bullwinkle came out on VHS, it was distributed by Buena Vista (Disney).
Disney only own the home video distribution rights to the show and nothing more
Note the prince's resemblance to a certain animation and theme park entrepreneur...
which?
@@OneWeirdDude Walt Disney
Who just decides to build a Sleeping Beauty castle attraction
Yeah it’s Walt Disney and that is why fractured fairy tales are still good in this modern age because they know how to use satire jokes without hurting anyone.
I remember the days when something really spectacular was referred to as an E ticket ride
Hard to believe these cartoons were only about five minutes long. As a boy,these cartoons felt like major motion pictures.
I remember seeing this when I would watch Bullwinkle and Rocky. It's as great today as it was back then
I love ❤️ fractured fairy tales
i recall delighting in this series when I was a child in the '60s. i might have missed the resemblance but i saw his face every Sunday night so...I don't remember any hype but kids weren't clued in like they are now
OMG. I haven't seen one of these since I was a small child. I'm a giddy .
Born in 1960 I remember these, with Tennessee tuxedo, Bullwinkle. Thank you.
"I just wanted to see if I could make it in showbiz" :-D
grew up with the VHS's by Beuna Vista of the Rocky and Bullwinkle series, out of all of the shorts, this was one of my favorites, I now appreciate it more for Vincent Prices work
I loved this great memories.
Just Gold. Pure silly gold.
Walt's issue was the lettered tickets. How long since you heard reference to an E ticket ride? And as Yogurt declared that the real money is in merchandising.
Moichendizing!
Classic Tales.
Thank You. 🥰🥰🥰
The satire and content of this is phenom!!! I loved it as a kid but it freakin kills me now 😂😂😂😂thank you!!🤣🤣🥰🥰🥰🥰
So glad this episode made it onto the DVD box sets! I had no idea the jabs involved in this episode (because honestly this character design has been used a lot in this show)
But once I learned about the whole Walt Disney spoof in this specific episode (they've made other references to WD) this is both geunius and terrifying in how accurate it is... Right down to attempting murder on competition...
My father made waffles for us when this show came on.
Very funny! 😂😂😂I loved this!
This and mad magazine was my favorite. Rocky and bullwinkle hour was my favorite...
I ❤ed these cartoons when I was a kid...got the humour and message then and my kids got it too all those years ago 😊
I never saw this one. Wonderful!
One of my favorite cartoons ❤️👍❤️❤️👍👍👍
Shrek like humor before Shrek! These were so funny when I was a kid!
But without the disgusting sexual innuendo 😂
Now that's a show I've not seen in a long long time
Thank you Obie Wan
That guy was the Snagglepuss in disguise
Well, they didn't call these "fractured" fairy tales for nothing.
I'm 72 and remember this cartoon, so funny !
I showed Fractured Fairy Tales to my 8th graders. They are great to begin cognitive dissonance.
I just wanted to see if I could make it into Show Business priceless.
I remembered this! But I haven"t heard about it for so long
I LOVE Dungeons Land some people come to stay here for a LONG LONG Time.
that's a total fracture of a fairy tale, indeed🤣
Have the opening and closing credits been redone? I remember a giant book falling on the toe of someone who was trying to open it, and the book snapping shut on his nose.
("Sgt.J."). Wow! Those were on the Bullwinkle Show. "Abc Network." U.s.a. I, Kinda miss that show. I, Think i would still laugh at some of those.😅. 😊
Brilliant satire.
I think my phone is listening to my conversations. I just had a conversation about these “twisted fairy tales” with my husband a few days ago. 😂
1984. Read the book. But the author was ahead of his time. Everything that is possible to voice command, is keeping track of what you say. Just test it out….
@@j.haulum2444
Oh, I’m aware. Harrison Bergeron by Kurt Vonnegut is another one fully ahead of its time. Both are very relevant today.
i love these fractured fairy tales there is one called three ugly sisters and invisible prince.
I remember this from back when I was just a kid.
Daws Butler and June Foray with two voices for her on this one. the prince is a caricature of Walt Disney.
I'm not really a wicked fairy, I'm just wicked.
oohhh i never watched this cartoons!!!are so entertaining👸🤴💍
How would the comic book thing work?
Fractured Fairy Tales was always good. But Commander McBragg was genius.
Basically it's a riff on consumerism and exploitation.
Fabulous!
most people don't get the 'disneyland' [from the 1960s] references in this particular cartoon, but its funny if you remember them.
The original Perrault was terrifying. Talk about mother-in-laws!!!
"This Sleeping Beauty cowboy lasso" 😂
What you mean?
Weren't these part of the Rocky and Bullwinkle show?
It ages me that I recall "E ticket rides." As referenced.
Shouldn't Bad Witchy be Maleficent????
I think that's only on Disney. I'm not sure but maybe in the original version of the story the wicked fairy probably was never named.
i would like to know on if you might have the Fractured Fairy Tales cartoon the Frog Prince and should you do then could you please Post it here on youtube,
The Prince sounds like Sgt. Bilko.
And don't forget Dudley Do-right, Nell and my favorite, Nell's father!
As kids, we didn't get the satire. Originally "Rocky and His Friends" was prime time and enjoyed by adults.
I wonder if today people would get the reference of Z tickets/coupons?
Very clever!
These shows predicted the future
Taran was never known because he wasn't even born yet until either in 1964 (according to the release of the book) or 1985 (according to the release of the movie. If that fractured fairy tales was released somewhere in the 1980s, and Taran heard about this, he would come in there and kill that money grabbing prince.
What the heck is up with his face at 0:35? Those pointy teeth, the spider eyes? Wow.
making the prince look like Walt Disney and sound like Srg. Bilko may have been Jay Ward's greatest achievement. @jennynicholson
Who is the prince's voice based on? I feel like it's a reference I should get.
Phil Silvers
you have to be older to get these - even the old Looney tunes
This is giving Walt Disney and from the comments, I read it right.
Is this Rankin/Bass?
Who were the voice actors ? They all sounded familiar .
Daws Butler and June Foray, they were in a lot of cartoons
Oh, so this was the notorious "hog-flogger" episode...