acsccjk@sunybcs.UUCP (Chris Kracik) (02/19/85)
Along with the ROCKY and BULLWINKLE cartoon, was a bunch of other short
cartoons. One of them was a retelling of some of the more popular fairy
tales, but with a slightly deranged twist. What was this section of the
show called??
Chris 'My life is trivial' Kracikmike@amdcad.UUCP (Mike Parker) (02/19/85)
> > Along with the ROCKY and BULLWINKLE cartoon, was a bunch of other short > cartoons. One of them was a retelling of some of the more popular fairy > tales, but with a slightly deranged twist. What was this section of the > show called?? > > > Chris 'My life is trivial' Kracik Fractured Fairy Tales
spector@acf4.UUCP (David HM Spector) (02/19/85)
You must be referring to "Fractured Fairy Tales", unfortunately, its been too, too long, and I dont remember a whole lot about them... David HM Spector NYU/acf Systems Group
emh@bonnie.UUCP (Edward M. Hummel) (02/19/85)
<Watch me pull a rabbit out of my hat....>
Another couple of R&B trivia questions:
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What does the T. stand for in Bullwinkle T. Moose?
Who was the narrator for the Rocky and Bullwinkle segments?
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Ed Hummel
{...!clyde!bonnie!emh}chris@byucsa.UUCP (Chris J. Grevstad) (02/19/85)
> > Along with the ROCKY and BULLWINKLE cartoon, was a bunch of other short >cartoons. One of them was a retelling of some of the more popular fairy >tales, but with a slightly deranged twist. What was this section of the >show called?? > > Chris 'My life is trivial' Kracik It was called Fractured Fairy Tales. Very humorous. I thoroughly enjoy the entire show. I feel the writing is much better than in today's cartoons. -- Chris Grevstad {ihnp4,noao,mcnc,utah-cs}!arizona!byucsa!chris If things don't change they will probably remain the same.
hsu@cvl.UUCP (Dave Hsu) (02/19/85)
> Along with the ROCKY and BULLWINKLE cartoon, was a bunch of other short > cartoons. One of them was a retelling of some of the more popular fairy > tales, but with a slightly deranged twist. What was this section of the > show called?? But of course...Fractured Fairy Tales. =Dave Hsu= "Gee, some times I don't know my own strength!" (301) 454-4526 ARPA: hsu@cvl hsu@umd2 USnail: Computer Vision Laboratory CSNET: hsu@cvl Center for Automation Research BITNET: hsu@umd2 University of Maryland UUCP: {seismo,allegra,brl-bmd}!umcp-cs!cvl!hsu College Park, MD 20742
djl@ptsfb.UUCP (Dave Lampe) (02/19/85)
In article <1175@sunybcs.UUCP> acsccjk@sunybcs.UUCP (Chris Kracik) writes: > > Along with the ROCKY and BULLWINKLE cartoon, was a bunch of other short >cartoons. One of them was a retelling of some of the more popular fairy >tales, but with a slightly deranged twist. What was this section of the >show called?? > > > Chris 'My life is trivial' Kracik I think it was "Fractured Fairy Tales" Dave Lampe @ Pacific Bell {ucbvax,amd,zehntel,ihnp4,cbosgd}!dual!ptsfa!ptsfb!djl (415) 774-9581
jwp@uwmacc.UUCP (jeffrey w percival) (02/20/85)
Fractured Fairy Tales: wasn't that narrated by Edward Everett Horton
(Fred's chum in Top Hat)?
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Jeff Percival
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POST: Space Astronomy; UW-Madison; 1150 University Ave; Madison, Wi 53706; USAschmidt@reed.UUCP (Alan Schmidt) (02/20/85)
> Along with the ROCKY and BULLWINKLE cartoon, was a bunch of other short >cartoons. One of them was a retelling of some of the more popular fairy >tales, but with a slightly deranged twist. What was this section of the >show called?? Fractured Fairy Tales. ..tektronix!reed!schmidt Alan
joyner@mcc-db.UUCP (Darryl Joyner) (02/20/85)
> > Along with the ROCKY and BULLWINKLE cartoon, was a bunch of other short > cartoons. One of them was a retelling of some of the more popular fairy > tales, but with a slightly deranged twist. What was this section of the > show called?? > > Fractured Fairy Tales *** A LINE IS A TERRIBLE THING TO WASTE ***
jims@hcrvax.UUCP (Jim Sullivan) (02/20/85)
> Along with the ROCKY and BULLWINKLE cartoon, was a bunch of other short > cartoons. One of them was a retelling of some of the more popular fairy > tales, but with a slightly deranged twist. What was this section of the > show called?? Fractured Fairy Tales (cute little angel opens book, book wavers, then slams shut, crushing her - that sounds sick !) Maybe not though...I seem to remember that they were based on Aesops tales...with Dad telling son this story with a great moral, and son perverting the moral. Jim Sullivan @ Human Computing Resources
elb@hou5e.UUCP (Ellen Bart) (02/20/85)
The fairy tale portion was called Fractured Fairy Tales. At the end, a little fairy would fly around with her wand near a fairy tale book that would either close on her or fall on top of her ellen bart
weiss@gondor.UUCP (Michael S. Weiss) (02/21/85)
> Along with the ROCKY and BULLWINKLE cartoon, was a bunch of other short > cartoons. One of them was a retelling of some of the more popular fairy > tales, but with a slightly deranged twist. What was this section of the > show called?? *** REPLACE THIS villian WITH Snidley Whiplash (booooo!) *** Yay! I loved that part: Fractured Fairy Tales. They were great. For extra credit: What famous radio (and semi-famous tv) personality narrated that part? Related: What was the names of the Commanded who had many incredulous adventures? -- -Michael S. Weiss BITNET: weiss@psuvaxg.bitnet "I am not a number, I am a free man!"
weiss@gondor.UUCP (Michael S. Weiss) (02/21/85)
> Related: What was the names of the Commanded who had many incredulous > adventures? *** REPLACE THIS dumb-ass mistake WITH YOUR apology *** That should read: What was the name of the Commander who had... (Just cut off my leg and call me stumpy.) -- -Michael S. Weiss BITNET: weiss@psuvaxg.bitnet "I am not a number, I am a free man!"
gwr@cord.UUCP (GW Ryan) (02/21/85)
was it "The World of Commander McBragg" ??? great show, that! hey rocky, watch me pull a rabbit out of my hat! again? jerry
jlh@hou2e.UUCP (J.HEATWOLE) (02/21/85)
Fractured fairy tales were narrated by Edward Everett Horton. Just hearing the name makes me cringe as though I was hearing one of the awful puns used in those stories. Jeff Heatwole
sheppard@convexs.UUCP (02/23/85)
Come on, ask something tough! The narrator of "Fractured Fairy Tales" was Edward Everett Horton. Now for a good trivia question: What was the name of Perry Mason's receiptionist? Andy Sheppard Convex Computer Corporation ihnp4!convex!convexs!sheppard
acsccjk@sunybcs.UUCP (Chris Kracik) (02/23/85)
> was it "The World of Commander McBragg" ??? > great show, that! > NO, it wasn't. Commander McBragg was a short that was either shown with either Tennesse Tuxedo, or Underdog (maybe somebody out there knows for sure). He would always start out with, 'Have I ever told you about the time that I...' I am almost certain it was with Underdog, along with "the GO GO Gophers". Anybody remember those shorts???? Chris 'My life is trivial' Kracik
acsccjk@sunybcs.UUCP (Chris Kracik) (02/25/85)
> > Related: What was the names of the Commanded who had many incredulous > adventures? > This was laready answered in one of my previous postings. It was Commander McBragg. He would always look at the globe and go into one of his more than far fetched stories, with a very bored friend listening (sort of). Chris 'My life is trivial' Kracik 'Did I ever tell you about the time I took on the entire Aborigine population?' 'Quite.'
kst@ihu1e.UUCP (k. taggart) (02/25/85)
> <Watch me pull a rabbit out of my hat....> > > Another couple of R&B trivia questions: > ---------------------------------------------------------- > > What does the T. stand for in Bullwinkle T. Moose? > > Who was the narrator for the Rocky and Bullwinkle segments? > > ---------------------------------------------------------- > > Ed Hummel > {...!clyde!bonnie!emh} Could it be, Bullwinkle The Moose??
djl@pthya.UUCP (b0ce D. Lampe ) (02/26/85)
> Now for a good trivia question: > > What was the name of Perry Mason's receiptionist? > > > Andy Sheppard > Convex Computer Corporation > ihnp4!convex!convexs!sheppard > Her name was Della Street. Dave Lampe Pacific Bell
hav@dual.UUCP (Helen Anne Vigneau) (02/26/85)
<*munch*> => What does the T. stand for in Bullwinkle T. Moose? Isn't that Bullwinkle *The* Moose? Helen Anne
weiss@gondor.UUCP (Michael S. Weiss) (02/27/85)
> > Come on, ask something tough! The narrator of "Fractured Fairy Tales" > was Edward Everett Horton. > > Now for a good trivia question: > > What was the name of Perry Mason's receiptionist? > Come on! Ask something tough! The lady was Della Street. -- ...then again, maybe not. -Michael S. Weiss BITNET: weiss@psuvaxg.bitnet
rogerc@orca.UUCP (Doctor Dart) (02/27/85)
In article <15700001@convexs.UUCP> sheppard@convexs.UUCP writes: > >Come on, ask something tough! The narrator of "Fractured Fairy Tales" >was Edward Everett Horton. > >Now for a good trivia question: > > What was the name of Perry Mason's receiptionist? > > >Andy Sheppard >Convex Computer Corporation >ihnp4!convex!convexs!sheppard I thought you wanted to ask something tough! Everybody knows that Gertie was Perry Mason's receptionist. If you want something tough: What was the name of the building and the room number of Perry Mason's office (from the TV series)? Mugs Away, Mate! - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - \\\\\\ _________ Doctor Dart - - - - - - - - >>>>>>----==(_________)----- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ////// ..{ihnp4,decvax,uw-beaver,hplabs,ucbvax,allegra}!tektronix!orca!rogerc