WOOOOWWWWW! I haven't seen this in almost 50yrs! I can't remember what show it aired on though. Can't wait to see my son's face when I show him THIS ONE! He gets a kick out of my "old man cartoons". Thanks so much for the post!
Did you watch "Pinwheel"? Might have been Nickelodeon... But everytime I ever come across "oblong"...which isn't often... I always think of this I was totally excited the search was successful 🤗 44 and watching it like a kid 😁 Cheers
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WOOOOWWWWW! I haven't seen this in almost 50yrs! I can't remember what show it aired on though. Can't wait to see my son's face when I show him THIS ONE! He gets a kick out of my "old man cartoons". Thanks so much for the post!
Did you watch "Pinwheel"? Might have been Nickelodeon...
But everytime I ever come across "oblong"...which isn't often... I always think of this
I was totally excited the search was successful 🤗
44 and watching it like a kid 😁
Cheers
@@spinelli6666 It definitely was Pinwheel.
The voice over sounds very familiar. Of course it's Rocky and Bullwinkle! Mid 1960s? Sounds like that.
Yes, the narrator sounds like Edward Everett Horton.
@@sadietravels6213 correct
@@sadietravels6213 yes!!! Sounds like the beginning of Under 🐕 Dog!!!
That's because it is Edward Everett Horton.
I remember seeing this on Nickelodeon when I was a kid. What a treat to find it again after all these years.
I remember seeing this, around 1963. 'Looks like a fairly early use of Magic Markers, in animation. They'd been around for about 10 years, then.
I remember this on Nick Jr. from 1991