but we can show them Tex Avery when they are young, it was not my generation but my parents recorded the whole collection and I was often watching them when I was 6-8
I miss these cartoons so much. It's the sound effects that get me every time. That diving board spring sounds has me dying. The punches that sound like atomic explosions. Classic.
Funny thing, if Spike was able to concentrate he'd noticed there Droopy was holding the Shillelagh with to hands but he was holding one of his hands XD
I remember seeing this episode on Cartoon Network back in the 90's, and I never caught on at the time that Spike had an Irish accent. I also thought that whatever he called the baseball bat sounded made-up, but now I realise that it was probably a Gaelic term.
When I watch Droopy’s, and also Walt Disney’s cartoons, I hear characters that I seemed similar to Thompson, but later in my life, I realized THAT’S HIS VOICE OMEGAD😮
His most notable character on Fibber McGee was Wallace Wimple, whom Tex Avery actually based Droopy off of, so its quite fitting he would voice Droopy in some of his shorts.
Actually, Both Spike and Drippy, as well as Droopy, are ALL voiced by the legendary Bill Thompson. You may know him for the following roles: Scrooge McDuck (Scrooge McDuck and Money, 1967) The White Rabbit, Dodo (Alice in Wonderland, 1951) King Hubert (Sleeping Beauty, 1959) Uncle Waldo (The Aristocats, 1970) Jock, Bull, Daschie, Joe (Lady and the Tramp, 1955) Professor Owl (Wonderful World of Disney, 1954) Mr. Smee (Peter Pan, 1954) Little John, Cousin George (Tom and Jerry, 1957-58) and… Ranger J. Audubon Woodlore, Spike (the bee), Voice of Child Psychology, Grandpa Duck, J.J. Fate (Walt Disney’s Donald Duck, 1937-1967)
@@diannekelley1508 Another role he was best known for was on the radio show Fibber McGee and Molly playing the character of Wallace Wimple, to which Tex Avery actually based Droopy after.
@@dannyspelman1468 Actually I was wrong myself, this is actually Droopy’s Double Trouble in 1951, and this came a few months after Jerry’s Cousin, so J’s C came first. Edit: I deleted my other comment because of the REALLY BIG mistake
Avery partnered with Heck Allen and produced the funniest of pro-adult and children comedies ever -- Quimby was the fly in the ointment Funny Then, Funny Now !
I mentioned in another video; that spike is not smarter than droopy. For the simple reason if spike was more observant; he would actually be able to outsmart droopy. The problem is that spike doesn't pay enough attention to himself or his surroundings to make clear judgements: which is why whenever he tries to sabotage droopy he ends up backfiring on himself. For example he tries to get droopy by rigging up a shotgun trap; he makes two big mistakes, one is that he rigged the trap at head level for himself instead of droopy, which means even if droopy triggered the trap it would have hit him anyway. And second he wired the trap to be pulled tightly if droopy opened the door all the way. Spike never got his owner's fortune because he just isn't smart enough to realize his sabotages himself.
"Spike, I don't have a shillelagh." 😂😂😂Just so damn funny the way Droopy says "shillelagh"! Man! I miss these cartoons!!😂😂😂
And Spike Says “Shillelagh” He Means The Baseball Bat, LOL 😄😄😄😄
Today's children are missing such cartoons
Yup today's generation are missing great cartoons like that.
Yeah in some newly made that try to be like this it is just not funny, something is missing.
but we can show them Tex Avery when they are young, it was not my generation but my parents recorded the whole collection and I was often watching them when I was 6-8
Spike: 2:51
Me: Calm down
Spike: Begins to lose his mind 2:52
You get what you vote for.
I miss these cartoons so much. It's the sound effects that get me every time. That diving board spring sounds has me dying. The punches that sound like atomic explosions. Classic.
You are absolutely correct 👏 🙌 👌 👍 I'm dying 😭 🤣 😂
Spike: Let me have it pal
Drippy: you got it pal 👊😆
2:47 Spike's reaction when he saw two droopies
No strangers.
@@Rlotpir1972 2:49
THERES TWO OF THEM???
One was his brother, Drippy
“Quit hitting me with that shillelagh!”
spike: visible confusion xD
"I don't have a shillelagh"
Aah so that's how it's spelled! I swear, it's the first time I've ever heard or seen that word (I watched it in French when I was a kid)
"Why Spike I haven't touched you all day"
Funny thing, if Spike was able to concentrate he'd noticed there Droopy was holding the Shillelagh with to hands but he was holding one of his hands XD
Text Avery was a comedic genius
The shillelagh scene cracks me up every time 😂😂😂😂😂
This moment killed me as a kid. 2:48
It's hilarious when Droopy's brother is beating the crap right out of Spike.
Is his name Spike? I thought that was the dog from tom and jerry. I thought this guy was Butch.
@@savagewolver8541 Well they have the same names but they are different dogs.
@@coyotemontana4558 I think you mean they are the same dog but have different names, depending on the cartoon.
@@kevinmiller6324 Yes.
@@savagewolver8541 There were two Butches too. One of them is Tom's alley-cat friendemy.
Cracks me up that Spike is some random Irish guy after several cartoons with him never saying a word. Well, outside of, "TIMMMMM-bur"
The "TIMMMMM-bur" one was my absolute favorite
Yes I Uh just stepped out for a minute.
That line cracks me up every damn time
Aw I love the gag of the super strong cousin that looks just like the main character
Like jerry’s tough cousin with the Bowler hat
@@alfredhinton8792 exactly! They even have the same outfit
@@lenamathiason925 name any other instances? Cuz I can’t think of any more
@@alfredhinton8792 ah ol’ cousin muscles
@@alfredhinton8792 You talked about Muscle Mouse, the toughest mouse in Tom and Jerry. He’s strong, tough and ruthless to his arch-rival enemies
I remember seeing this episode on Cartoon Network back in the 90's, and I never caught on at the time that Spike had an Irish accent. I also thought that whatever he called the baseball bat sounded made-up, but now I realise that it was probably a Gaelic term.
It means "thonged willow". It's a kind of walking stick. There's also a town in Ireland with this name. Shillelagh. It's in county Wicklow.
0:23 broken hand
That last scene😂😂.. I cant control..
Tex Avery cartoons were the best.
The Tex Avery take…gets me every time! He wrote the book on cartoon physics along with Bob Clampett!
I'm forever grateful for that.. I love cartoon physics
Bob was a distant second behind the wild imagination of Tex Avery.
1:58-2:21 😂😂😂
Ok. Give me that shillelagh!
@@elliotttafel578 I don’t have a shillelagh
@@neothoxpinitor3.089 now let me get your robe
2:50 is funny 😂🤣
Yeah and some how he begins to lose his mind like 2:51-2:57
He's slapping himself with his feet 😅
@@steveaustn72 yep he see Double
Droopy/Drippy and Spike were voiced by the same man: Bill Thompson, who played multiple characters on a radio sitcom called "Fibber McGee and Molly."
When I watch Droopy’s, and also Walt Disney’s cartoons, I hear characters that I seemed similar to Thompson, but later in my life, I realized THAT’S HIS VOICE OMEGAD😮
His most notable character on Fibber McGee was Wallace Wimple, whom Tex Avery actually based Droopy off of, so its quite fitting he would voice Droopy in some of his shorts.
2:51 tom the cat scream
“No strangers.”
I miss these cartoons
And my shillelagh...
Quit hitting me with that shalalay XD
shillelagh.... lol. But that part was funny
why Spike I haven't touched you all day
Muscle Mouse;"Hi pal."
Drippy:"Hi there"
these are classics.. like tom and jerry and bugs bunny some of the best ever.. tex avery too..
Today's GCI cartoons are puke next to these!
The 2012 TMNT cartoon is puke.
@@robbiewalker2831 i agree
No strangers !🤣
Spike is the most underrated character of all time.
0:33 I never realized until now that there were two Disney voice actors in this short.
Actually, Both Spike and Drippy, as well as Droopy, are ALL voiced by the legendary Bill Thompson. You may know him for the following roles:
Scrooge McDuck (Scrooge McDuck and Money, 1967)
The White Rabbit, Dodo (Alice in Wonderland, 1951)
King Hubert (Sleeping Beauty, 1959)
Uncle Waldo (The Aristocats, 1970)
Jock, Bull, Daschie, Joe (Lady and the Tramp, 1955)
Professor Owl (Wonderful World of Disney, 1954)
Mr. Smee (Peter Pan, 1954)
Little John, Cousin George (Tom and Jerry, 1957-58)
and…
Ranger J. Audubon Woodlore, Spike (the bee), Voice of Child Psychology, Grandpa Duck, J.J. Fate (Walt Disney’s Donald Duck, 1937-1967)
@@diannekelley1508 Another role he was best known for was on the radio show Fibber McGee and Molly playing the character of Wallace Wimple, to which Tex Avery actually based Droopy after.
@@BlazeHeartPanther That was also a funny role!
Tex Avery cartoons we're the Best!!
1:09 😂😂😂
Lmao the funniest droopy
2:44 Droopy A: Yes Spike.
2:46 Droopy B: What do ya want?
Me as Droopy C: Is everything OK?
2:48 He begins to lose his mind
And his marbles.
I'm 62yrs still lmao awesome stuff
2:50 Big Eyeballs 👁👀 like Roger Rabbit
This was decades before Roger Rabbit. Tex Avery was the originator.
The surprise face of spike it's identic like a short of roger rabbit!
Was Drippy hitting Spike with a shillelagh? That looked more like a Baseball Bat.
I think it's called a shillelagh in another country. Not sure though.
@@warriorsorb1111Ireland
@m.hstudioproductions6642 thanks. I couldn't remember ❤
Poor spike.
He be fine.
2:48 Now we know where Roger Rabbit learn that take
"Thank goodness for modern medicine"
📰🤏 (Bill)
"Huh?" (does the take)
I wonder which one came first: this one, or "Jerry's Cousin"?
Same year. 🤔
@@dannyspelman1468 Actually I was wrong myself, this is actually Droopy’s Double Trouble in 1951, and this came a few months after Jerry’s Cousin, so J’s C came first.
Edit: I deleted my other comment because of the REALLY BIG mistake
@@diannekelley1508 Your honesty is commendable. 🤣 I also got mixed up a little
Spike sure doesn't learn, does he?
Bring cartoons like that back. 😅
i recognized Spike's jaw-drop -- i "borrowed" it to use in a text, so thanks, Tex -- but i didn't know there was more to it.
😆
Rachando o bico de tanto rir desse desenho muito foda. KKĶĶKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
0:41,0:59 Spike: Let me have it, pal
Rip tex avery
DROOPY Is The Best.
2:47 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Drippy let them have it all right.
2:15
🤣🤣😂😂😆😆😃😃😃😃😆😆😆😂🤣🤣😂😂😆😆😃😃🤣🤣😂😆😆😃😃😆😆😆😆😂😂🤣🤣😂😂😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😃😃😃😃😃😆😆😂🤣🤣😂😂😆😆😂😆😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Didn't see a lot of this show as a kid, but I definitely remember this one.
I used to watch this on VHS as a kid, gold times
EXCELENTE MANEIRA DE RELAXAR
0:41 Happy Apatite.
0:59 Happy Apatite.
This was hilarious
2:48 priceless reaction.
1:05 - 1:14
Funny gag
2:13-2:22🤣🤣🤣🤣
Sudan in 2011 be like-
With Rock a bye bear, one of the best cartoons ever featuring Spike the dog.
Love it when he dropped his 👄 in shock ❤
Anyone else notice that Drippy never broke Droopys hand while shaking? Guess he got used to it lol
I think they are trying to drive him mad!!
0:44 omg you 2 droopy 😂
Spike doesn’t realize that there’s double Droopy and Drippy
He has twin brothers.
@Huy Lam I know
😂 (lol) “ TOO FUNNY!…. Anime simply ‘ can’t hold a candle ’ to classic Slapstick Cartoons. ”
01:58 -02:21😂
I miss the text Avery show
No strangers
Avery partnered with Heck Allen and produced the funniest of pro-adult and children comedies ever -- Quimby was the fly in the ointment Funny Then, Funny Now !
i love they gave the Spike character an Irish accent
Provided by the legendary Bill Thompson, who was also Droopy's voice actor and did voice work for man Disney shorts and animated films.
Lol yea i just stepped out for min
spike: let me have it
drippy: okay 👊
big bad strangers
2:47 What?! 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Doubles!
2:48 Spike's Reaction That He Sees Two Droopies!
Result: Crazy!
And Droopy didn't tell him had twin brother 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Stupid Modern Era Cartoon, why can they do the True Magic of cartoon like these Old MasterPiece
Love,when grabs his feet
0:44 No pie 🥧
Thanos is lucky droopy & drippy wasn't around
AMO!! ADORO!! TUDO!! EXCELENTE
From 2:48 to 2:58 XD
Droopy's brother is a copy of Cousin Muscles from Tom and Jerry, isn't he?
Doesn't even know a bat when he feels one
I mentioned in another video; that spike is not smarter than droopy.
For the simple reason if spike was more observant; he would actually be able to outsmart droopy. The problem is that spike doesn't pay enough attention to himself or his surroundings to make clear judgements: which is why whenever he tries to sabotage droopy he ends up backfiring on himself.
For example he tries to get droopy by rigging up a shotgun trap; he makes two big mistakes, one is that he rigged the trap at head level for himself instead of droopy, which means even if droopy triggered the trap it would have hit him anyway. And second he wired the trap to be pulled tightly if droopy opened the door all the way. Spike never got his owner's fortune because he just isn't smart enough to realize his sabotages himself.
Droopy and his bro have the same voice as Mr Smee in Peter Pan...
They are all voiced by Bill Thompson
YTV & Boomerang Canada , Cartoon Network
Spike in this cartoon reminds me of Burt Young
Eso sí es caricatura
It's Too Bad They Don't Make Cartoon T.V Shows Like This Anymore Best Believe It's The Honest Truth.
I bet drippy can beat thanos.
Lmao priceless!!!!
😂😂😂🤣🤣
lol jesus drippy at least knock before you smash the door.
*ACTVAITE KOOL-AID MAN MODE* 0:09
I feel sorry for kids today. The cartoons they're expected to watch are crap merchandising -- and corny!
Well, what's stopping them from seeking out the good stuff? Oh, right. No sense of curiosity.
@@canaisyoung3601 and bad parenting.
Final goes hospital^^
No hablo inglés pero esta si era comedia para niños 😂😂😂
0:11 drippy WTF?!
大狗不知道武功高强那位是droopy的双胞胎哥哥（打他那位）😂😂，最后他才知道（droopy和他的哥哥出现在门口），droopy应该中间不知道大狗被他的哥哥殴打😂😂
Lmao!!