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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: oldbike54 on July 27, 2017, 05:16:07 PM
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...as is Natasha . RIP June .
Dusty
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One of the greatest kids shows ever..made for adults
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Aw gee Bullwinkle. :sad:
John Henry
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Oh you guys, I had to search!
June Foray, voice of 'Bullwinkle Show's' Natasha and Rocky, dead at 99
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Watch me pull a rabbit out of my hat
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I'm heart broken.
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nuthin' up my sleeve! Fan mail from some flounder?
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(https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/9/9f/Boris_natasha_fearless.jpg/353px-Boris_natasha_fearless.jpg)
(https://duckduckgo.com/i/8b7d5bf0.jpg)
(https://static01.nyt.com/images/2017/07/28/obituaries/28foray-obit/28foray-blog427.jpg)
As well as, Natasha Fatale, Nell Fenwick (Dudley Do-Rights main squeeze), Cindy Lou Who, Talking Tina the murderous doll on Twilight Zone, All the princesses and queens in Fractured Fairy Tales, Witch Hazel in WB cartoons, Grandma Fa in Mulan, Tweety Bird's owner Granny, and approximately 5 billion other roles...she belongs up there with the greats...
Obit here:
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/07/27/arts/television/june-foray-prolific-voice-of-rocky-the-flying-squirrel-dies-at-99.html (https://www.nytimes.com/2017/07/27/arts/television/june-foray-prolific-voice-of-rocky-the-flying-squirrel-dies-at-99.html)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/June_Foray (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/June_Foray)
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Next to Lake Woebegon Frostbite falls is one of my favorite little towns in Minnesota. Sure do miss squirrel.
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Hokey smoke bullwinkle
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She made the characters come to life
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Now heres a show you'll really like...
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Whatsammata U vs. Crosstown High
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Actual dialog from The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle #842:
(Boris Batanoff has recruited a gang of tough guys to impersonate a girl's football team and challenges Wassamotta U. to a football game)
Rocky: "What kinda game can you play with girls, anyway??"
Bullwinkle: (faces the camera and deadpans) "Hoo boy, this IS a kid's show, isn't it?"
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She was a female Mel Blanc by the sounds of things. I remember all those characters.
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Funny that youze should bring this up today. I was just talking with my coffee klatch friends today and brought out a copy of MAD magazine. You will remember this as the favorite magazine for 13-14 year old boys in the 50s. Yep, that's me. I thought MAD was Da Bomb! Well, it is still in publication. Oh, and still appealing to those 13 year old boys who are now senior citizens. Totally irreverent and now political. It seems that some things just won't die. We also talked about Rocky and Bullmoose and how it only appeared to talk to children...wow!
Peter Y.
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She had a fantastic run - RIP.
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Funny that youze should bring this up today. I was just talking with my coffee klatch friends today and brought out a copy of MAD magazine. You will remember this as the favorite magazine for 13-14 year old boys in the 50s. Yep, that's me. I thought MAD was Da Bomb! Well, it is still in publication. Oh, and still appealing to those 13 year old boys who are now senior citizens. Totally irreverent and now political. It seems that some things just won't die. We also talked about Rocky and Bullmoose and how it only appeared to talk to children...wow!
Peter Y.
MAD magazine was GREAT!! "What? Me Worry?" Unfortunately, the magazine was also "banned" by Dominican nuns in Catholic school - - at least the one I went to - - so we had to smuggle them in!! :laugh: :grin: :wink: :shocked: :rolleyes: :huh:
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We met her at a show in Northern VA about 25 years ago. It was fun hearing her do the old voices then. Sorry to hear she died, but she sure did beat the odds, especially since she was still smoking when we saw her.
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Upsidaisium mine, in mount flatten
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My fond memories of that show will live on. Those characters brought joy to many, may she RIP.
Paul
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Darn, we didn't have a TV on the back of a mule or I'd know what y'all was talking about.
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I remember the search for the Kerwood Derby. Lol, How they read those lines without cracking up every time amazes me.
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Trivia: What other roles was the voice-over announcer on the Rocky&Bulwinkle segments famous for?
Hint: Dodge City
Hint#2: Fat Man Detective
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Miss Kitty .
Dusty
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What I remember the most, everyone watched kids and adults alike. Frostbite falling, sad day.
Popular
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What I remember the most, everyone watched kids and adults alike. Frostbite falling, sad day.
Popular
I know my father enjoyed the show with me. Like many cartoons, there were plenty of jokes for both kids and adults.