26 December 2018

Does anyone else remember "Fractured Fairy Tales"?



You have to be of a certain age.  YouTube has dozens of them.   (They also have Peabody and Sherman.)

With a tip of the blogging hat to Neatorama.

16 comments:

  1. Narrated by Edward Everett Horton. I sure do remember

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  2. I LOVED everything on the Rocky & Bullwinkle show ~ but especially "Fractured Fairy Tales"! I used to watch them with my Dad all the time! Hubby and I now have them on DVD ~ always a fun diversion from "real" news. And I always wanted a "Way-back Machine" of my own!!

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  3. I note that the spelling of the header for the video is also fractured...should be "Pinocchio"

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  4. Anyone who graduated "Whatsa Matta U" does!

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  5. Raising my hand and nodding yes.

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  6. I remember them and the original George of the Jungle cartoons

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  7. They were required watching in my household.

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  8. Yes! Yes! Yes!

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  9. I learned my history from Mr Peabody!

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  10. adult themes presented to kids - that's what made those so great.

    I-)

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  11. I've come to join the discussion, and I've brought a "basket of 'goodies.'" :)

    Lurker111

    P.S.: And after this discussion, I'm off to my meeting of Ridinghoods Anonymous.

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    1. The "basket of goodies" joke even predates Fractured Fairy Tales:

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzDvoJWB3t4

      And here's the version as impressed on a 45:

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWunj7Yw3PQ

      Lurker111


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  12. Never heard of or seen before. Loved it immediately.

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  13. I am the person I am today due to the influence that the Rocky and Bullwinkle show had on me.

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