I'm interested what is the countries the most your youtube channel is watched. Can you post it?

krtko bol super

You should consider showing people Nu, pogodi next.

My home country hungary 🇭🇺🇭🇺

How about Macskafogo sir?

I almost fell off my chair!

Funniest shit i've ever seen since his Texas fiasco

I burst into laughter after i heard it (I'm Hungarian) :DDD

@@magnetron6 Szia uram

same

Same

Check mate.

czechmate

Smolikovi, classic

Kámo Smolíkovy lets gooo

Hungarian folk tales aired in romania?

@@fureszadam3160Yes it did my friend, first on the channel called " Minimax " like 20 years ago or so. And romanians loved it.

​​@@fureszadam3160probably on the weekly Hungarian language programme on national TV, or they caught Hungarian TV programmes. Here in the south we used to look at Bulgarian TV broadcasts , my nephews did, and in the SW they could watch Yugoslav channels.

@@fureszadam3160 bud. The theme song here is a cultural meme.

Rivals? Hungarians are spergs who have a problem with every neighbour.

I need to pay a visit to Romhányi Street. It was named after Romhányi, who was born there. It's in the 22nd district of Budapest. I played and cycled a lot in that area when I was a kid. The graveyard at the end of the street spooked the daylight out of us.

I do remember watching it as a kid in Bulgaria. One of the best things on TV really. At least for kids.

Yeah, also, "Mézga család" is still aired on TV, currently on weekends only! Oh, I'm Hungarian. 🙂

@@zsombor_99 Melyik adó?

@@LV-nb9cs M2, hétvége, 13:35, két epizód.

Check mate

@@LivingIronicallyinEurope no, you may have won this battle but you will not win the war

Hungary is iranian

@@cyrusthegreat7030 how dare you say such lies, we all know Persia comes under Hungarian territory

​@@TyrantSoloNo, Persija je Srbija, you need real education, u dum

The second season is one of the bests and as a child I enjoyed it much more compared to the others. Probably Aladár is in a much more relatable setting.

I think you are right but it will be a torture to learn Maghiara to understand them🤔

YESS that was the best one! i personally found the 3rd one the worst (still very good tho)

Season 2 was fun for me as a kid. Watched it with my grandfather. I miss those times.

Yeah, non-Hungarian peoples are missing a lot of quality jokes.

😂😂😂Proper spelling is more important than good relationship with the neighbourhood.

Very local

look.. if we need 44 letters to be a phonetic language, then so be it

Bruh, as a native English speaker who has mostly only been exposed to other Indo European languages, Chinese, Korean, and Japanese, in terms of writing systems, with the only other Uralic language I've seen being Finnish, Hungarian definitely looks a LOT more alien to me, even compared to Finnish lol. They may both be Uralic, but they seem to be written COMPLETELY fucking differently lol. Then again, Turkish also looks pretty alien to me too, but that is literally the ONLY Turkic language I've ever been exposed to the writing of lol. Why the fuck Turkish gotta have an I with a dot and without one? And they're completely different letters too? WTF? Also, about the show itself, but Kriszta is literally the tallest 14 year old I've EVER fucking heard of, both in fictional humans and when compared to tall people I've seen in real life lol. My cousin was 6'3 or 190 cm when he was 16, and he was considered FREAKISHLY tall for a boy his age lol. I'm 25, am a trans woman, so, ya know, I was born a man and went through male puberty to its completion pretty much (at least in my case), and I'm only 6'0 or about 182 cm lol. A 14 year old cis girl being anywhere NEAR as tall as Kriszta is CONSISTENTLY depicted in the clips shown in this video is EXTREMELY TALL for a girl ANYWHERE ON EARTH lol. The girl looks like she's over 180 fucking cm at her age, which most girls don't even get to as ADULTS in even the TALLEST countries lol. Fuck, here in the US, the average adult woman is 5'4 or about 162 cm. My mom is 5'7, or about 170 cm, and she's already pretty tall for a cis woman lol. I just CANNOT fucking get over how FREAKISHLY FUCKING TALL Kriszta keeps being depicted for her age it is absolutely fucking BONKERS lol

​@@MelodyGoad There are some insane right wingers who literally believe that Hungarian is so unique they dismiss that it is even remotely related to Finnish.. meanwhile I've been talking to some people in English in voicechats and literally nobody ever guessed that my native language was Hungarian, but multiple people guessed that I was Finnish. Over a thousand years of separation where the two languages seemingly don't even compare, but upon hearing them people think they sound so similar. Also.. yes, Hungarian has o, ó, ö, ő, u, ú, ü, and ű, and they are completely different letters, also s, z, sz, and zs are also different.. :D For Kriszta's height.. I literally never noticed. I saw this series when I was a literal baby and she just didn't look odd to me. Looking at screenshots now she is even taller than both parents (on most shots, because it's a bit inconsistent) in season 3 where she might be actually older, like 17-18? I'm an amateur artist myself and I did distort reality in ways to make it fit the narrative as all of us do unless it's some highly technical illustration, and my guess is her design was the result of the decision to make her clearly the older sibling. Now that I looked through them she was even as tall or taller in a few shots than Neighbor Máris in season 3 who was a morally gray character at best and just evil and selfish at worst. He also had these devilish features like the pointy ears and pointy hooked nose (totally not coded as Jewish, lol) alongside being taller then even proper villain characters through the season. I feel like now I really understand why animations always make old people so short, so there's a much higher range for height difference in teenagers and adults. Kriszta was possibly the character with the clearest moral compass too, and having her stand out so much can be a visual reinforcement of her values. Also.. if the never seen but frequently mentioned Uncle Pisti was 190 cm+ and had a lighter hair color than the parents that would explain a lot..

There's nothing that man can't do... except for lowering taxes...

@@robdom91 And creating a livable country. And so on.

@@SLeslie Can't argue with that. Ours is one of the safest countries in Europe at the moment. But it's not because we improved, it's because everyone else fell backwards. But our 27% tax is very high even by western standards. We can't sustain ourselves, we have to keep selling stuff to stay afloat, but because relationships have soured, the EU cut off our funding. We're being slowly starved out. The EU giveth, the EU can taketh away I guess...

@@robdom91 If you think this is the truth then you probably haven't heard about the story of MHV Tomi.

@@robdom91 Then get a better job that being a toilette cleaner and you will have more money. lol

Yeah that was my favorite of the 3 shows. Made my heart sink when he said he can't bear to watch them :(

@@scaperist Yes. Weirdly similar to Family Guy, where the "Stewie and Brian's adventures" episodes are considered the best by many, the "Aladár and Blöki adventures" episodes were some of the best in Mézga család too.

That series deserves it's own video. It was hands down one of most creative series on TV when I was a kid, in a sea of mediocre plots and narrations of modern (read: 90s kids animated stuff) it really made me wonder where those two will go next

Nekem az a rész égett be amikor egy 2 dimenziós korong világot látogatott meg. Tényleg zseniális volt a maga nemében.

@@FeroxX_Gosu I wish I could understand what you on about, but I think you're talking about that episode with 2d people, right? :)

It's funny because I was so surprised when I came to the Czech republic that you guys actually know this show. Smolíkovy :D

Smolíkovy sou nejlepší! :D

@@gagaringagarinovic2600 Jsou! A hlavně ty česká jména. Paula = Gábí, Géza = Pepa... :D

I have to ask, was the setting made Czeh in the translation?

@@zj871023 Yes. They're called Smolíkovi in the Czech version.

I wonder what people might have thought when heard you and wasn't familiar with the show. XD

So in the Czech dubbing the name remained Pista Hufnágel? Interesting, given the family name was changed to Smolíkovi, I'd expect Paula's long lost flame's name would be also translated to something more familiar. Anyway, if Pista is an existing Czech name, then please ignore this comment :D

@@_zz0zz_386 Now that I think of it, it is wierd. Considering they changed all the other names into Czech ones. I how no clue as to why. And no, I have never met anyone named Pista nor Hufnagel in my life, so at least it definitely isn’t a popular name, if it exists.

@@evoy5051 I guess they didn't change it because of copyright, since it's a signiture phrase in the show, so very likely trademarked as well.

@@tovarishcheleonora8542 Could be, but I doubt there were taking any copyright issues seriously back then in the 70s. Especially here in Czechia. Actually, many of our artists were notorious for ripping off foreign songs and shows and subsequently gaining a lot of success here 😅 so I doubt this would have been the problem, so no, I don’t think that’s the case. Then again, I can’t dismiss it, as I don’t know the true reason.

Now that you say it. I personally never thought about that before. 😆

In the final episode of the season where Géza comes clean about the future gadget shenanigans and explains it to Paula she says now she gets why the glazier greets her so loud on the street, which was a sign of being very good acquaintances or close friends so it sounds odd when it's out of the blue.

😂😂😂😂👍

huh, didn't know the translated it to ro, neat

@@kicsikacsa2723 Indeed, it was part of our childhood too and I loved every episode so much

I agree 😁

No way. You guys had Stories from the magyar folklore in Romania? How did they let that happen? hahahahahahaha. That's crazy.

@@anubisg8621 It was one of my favorites :3

As a Hungarian, I must agree. We had so awesome cartoons in the Eastern block. Not just from Hungary, but everywhere. Would be lovely mentioning in a future video cartoons like: A kockásfülű nyúl (The checkered-eared rabbit) Macskafogó (Cat City) Szaffi Süsü, a sárkány (Süsü, the dragon) Nu, pogodi! - The cartoon for kids where they ALWAYS smoke :D The little Mole Bolek i Lolek Pohádky z mechu a kapradí O loupežníku Rumcajsovi Zaczarowany ołówek

its the central block they get offended if you call it eastern

Yesss

Yesss, + he can do a crossover collab with Roman NFKRZ again if he decides to do a Soviet cartoon.

Yes please. I've been trying to show cartoons outside of America and Japan. This would help me with a lot of my workshops.

sta pricas cigane

Ako si pravi četnik treba se boriti ili svađati s Hrvatima ili Muslimanima kao pravi čovjek umjesto što ljude koje politika ne zanima nazivaš ciganima...idi po svog dedu generala De Lazu idi igraj.🤣

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Really?

@@csabaatzel1919 Yes, in the 90s, when kids were asked to do something and were to reply with "who, me?", their mom would angrily say "NO, THE NEIGHBOUR MARISH". Took me a while to learn who he actually was :D

@@lindemann316 :D

@@lindemann316 😂

😂😂😂 Máris in hungarian means " in a minute" or very soon. It can be a response to asking something, like " can you help me, please?" yes, in a minute. So it is also a pun with words suggesting that the neighbour is needy and demanding, and wants quick response for his demands.

So the indefinite past, present and probably future situation in Hungary, unironically

Sounds like the North Side Chicago Polish neighborhood i grew up in (1990s, and I’m Serbian)

Love from Hungary brother ❤

🇵🇱💖🇭🇺

@@goddessIv ❤️❤️❤️

yep, but as a choice of style. Check Vuk, thats the hungarian equivalent of a Disney movie. They didn't have the budget for proper shadows, but the backgrounds - made accidentally, as the rain destoryed the watercolor paintings - are beautiful

Oh yes, Vuk is absolutely gorgeous.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/leCcoMZ7t-C3daM.html

Hungary was a commie country but not part of the Ussr. So there was no soviet budget. You would be surprised if you get know how many western animations were here drawn and colourised due to the cheap Hungarian labour costs. Those incomes could cover creating the local pieces.

bruh she's 14 💀

​@@GewelRealmaybe learn to read before you comment

@@GewelReal you'd rather she had a crush on 60-year-old men?

The Balkan Kelly Bundy

I blame her character for my taste in women

small correction? more like the entire episode correction

@@Rusty5701 nah, he just said Aladár got the spaceship from MZ/X and I got carried away 😂

@@0spidey1 u really like this cartoon,show whatever is this

In Luxuria all your wishes come true.

Mézga lore

Also, I don't know which two episodes they banned in Czechoslovakia. But one episode that needed to be altered was the "Prehistoric Planet", where Aladár and Blöki basically enter a Planet of the Apes situation. Since commie ideologists did not approve the concept of regressing societies, despite going to the future in the book version, the TV series depicted them travelling to the past.

@@bertalann7214 I've read that book, and that episode also seemed to be a jab of the youth culture of the time especially hippies and hooligans.

Too bad Blöki was nowhere to be found in Mezga on Vacation.

www. youtube. com / watch?v=KtnpRnMXYlc

That's the spin off series. In east Germany it was extremely popular as well, though he was called "Adolar" not Archibald. I was born in 2002 and still grew up with this show.

WE'RE CENTRAL EUROPE

​@@Roli-kh3ffthe fuck we are

well, as a Hungarian i have to admit that we live the similar life like the real Balkan countries even though we are in Central Europe but at least we hate everyone equally together, especially if we're talking about ourselves, Hungarians, lol

@@seelowe88 im hungarian myself and i fully agree

@@seelowe88 "we hate everyone equally together, especially if we're talking about ourselves" thats exactly why youre balkan lol :^)

Že já hloupá si nevzala Pištu Hufnágla!

Mézga család és Fullmetal Alchemist. Látom, te is a kultúra embere vagy 😀

Hello from a romanian neighbour ! Love your profile picture and fma 2003.

OMG!!!! XD

People commenting in English about a Soviet era Hungarian show that never aired in English attributing modern Japanese tropes to a balding middle aged man with a bird nose and elfin ears is peak internet.

​@@ambrose1724Thank you! But its kind of an old joke in the hungarian anime community.

Same 😂

same.

I think most of the Hungarian population has noble class arrogance. Hungarians believe they deserve everything without doing anything. The two-tailed dog party nailed this attitude with their program "we want money but no work", aka "Ne kelljen dolgozni, de legyen pénz".

That's literally almost every average couple in the world. I've never understood why the love between a husband and a wife slowly begins to die down after like 10 years of marriage and just goes downhill fast from there.

@@jujutsusorcerer3 relationships never supposed to work on the long run. It's all about raising children. Evolution doesn't care about life long relationships

@@pocok5000 Maybe, but Paula's cadence and manner of speech, her body language, her overly-melodaramatic phrasing suggest a baroness from a light opera rather than a middle-class average woman of a socialist country.

Completely agree with your observation, László. Never realized this additional layer in background tension here, even if in my family I have an exact same copy of this model which I knew of.

I’ll always find it funny how the German acronym for east Germany was ddr (dance dance revolution)

Géza's voice actor is also the voice of Danny DeVito's characters. I always imagine DeVito with his voice.

Mézga Géza nagyon hasonlít a szinkronszínészre, aki az ő hangját adja! (Harkányi Endre)

A Harkányi még mindig él?? LEGEND

Elérhető a fb és yt on . Ird be a keresőjűkbe .

Öcsém is "ezen nőtt fel", nem is kellett rátukmálni, volt hogy 3szor végignézte az egész sorozatot 5 évvel ezelőtt (most 14 éves). Más meséket annyira nem nézett.

@@Throrma Na ugye, erről beszélek. 😃

I think most Eastern Europeans would find this series relatable. I heard it was translated to Czech too.

It was dubbed in Bulgarian too. But you could see the strange letters on screen and hear the original hungarian language. Yeah, a kid living in a nation using cyrillic script will easily find latin alphabet somewhat similar but also strange, as some letters look alike and some don't.

@@forbidden-cyrillic-handle i was too young to know what Hungarian was :)) all i saw was funny letters

@@pepita2437 cartoon is dubbed into slovak language too as it was ironically meant for a younger audience, anything intended for children younger than 12 must to be dubbed from Czech to Slovak by the law. I remember intro song being slovakian from my own childhood...

When I watched it the first time I thought it was Slovak. Gejza and Paula Miazgovci with their children seemed like a normal Slovak family and even a name such as Pišta Hufnágel wouldn't have been out of place somewhere in southern Slovakia.

I also loved the second season. Very interesting perspectives

The second season is a work of art. I still remember the episodes you've mentioned some 30 years later. I'll add to your examples the planet where humans were used as literal tools by robots.

That's actually a great idea, comrade.

How’s that plan going?

@@leventemolnar6818 Never said I was gonna do i lol

I did this 20 years earlier.

So you are Mézga Géza now? :D

@@P.B0209 sorta :D

So basically the first and the last episode. I understand the banning of Anti-world, it takes a place in a world where everything is backwards and reversed. The society is made of kings, sultans, emperors and maharajas, ruled by one person called The People, who is the sole worker of the entire civilization, and instead of making things, his job is to destroy.

communist czechia was a flat earther?!

@@jljljl1820 th episode with the flat world is about a civilization that lives on a two dimensonal plane where the only vowel allowed in speech is 'e' (it's a funny gimmick of Hungarian language that you can make sensible albeit rather convoluted sentences with words tgat only contain the vowel e). An old teacher question the status quo by using forbidden vowels, because he believes that this taboo only hinders progress, and because of that he is arrested and tortured by the monarch to withdraw his "heretic" views.

@@L4sz10 no need to explain, I'm Hungarian, I grew up on Mézga család, and the flat planet one was one of my favourite episodes 😁

Oh my god, I didn't knew this!! 😮 (I'm Hungarian.)

it's horrific!

It actually aired in Romania before Minimax was even a thing - I've seen it during my childhood in the '90s.

@@DarkVeghetta on what channel?

I thought the series's title was "Dr. Bubó" and not "kérem a következőt". 😆

Omg saaaame. Show like that wouldnt be made today since its so insensitive and kinda edhgy

same

You're welcome!

Am cautat peste tot in romana,dar au disparut in negura internetului.😅

@@mishu2pme erau pe canalul ăla de desene pt copii minimax sau ceva de genul

@@triphopchill sau desenul cu dr.bubo,tot in maghiara,in perioada respectiva tot pe minimax.Dar nu se mai gasesc din pacate.

@@mishu2pme păcat......daca găsești ceve...sunt aici...cu răbdare aștept

ladislav se jmenoval myslím

@@patakplaylist5469 jop Ládínek :D

That's shocking, they were called Miazgovci in Slovakia and all Hungarian names remain intact as Hungarian culture is possibly closer to Slovakia ...

@@Mishina375 indeed, the czech version should've been called something along the lines of "the Müllers" and little Günther's space adventures with his loyal hund, Schatzi.

@@poonczey that's not a point. It would only make sense if the cartoon was German, still funny tho😄

kako si madjarski naucio druze,nebi ni rec naucio da ga slusam svaki dan 100 godina

​@@peka003Не знам српски, мој матерњи језик је мађарски, то што живим у Србији не значи да не знам српски

sad mi je jasno@@Shalee502

Ain't no way they broadcasted it in Italy 💀

What was it called in German?

@@erzsebetkovacs2527 East: Adolar and West: Archibald

True.

MAcskafogo was translated to English luckily. (Cat city). The other Hungarian cartoon series I would recommend is Dr Bubo. It's just as funny as Mezga Csalad. :)

@@pepita2437 In english it's hardly the same experience. The brilliance of the dialogs and the incredible voice acting of the best actors of the era in the original hungarian version is what makes Cat City the best cartoon movie ever made. Unfortunatelly in english, it is kind of mediocre. Lost in translation.

Nickelodeon's Pinwheel series from 40 years ago did that to me.

That is true.