Good memories. Getting up Saturday morning and watching the Rock & Bullwinkle Show in my pajamas. Eating cereal and looking at and studying the caricatures of Rocky & Bullwinkle on the box. Reading Rocky & Bullwinkle comic books. Rock & Bullwinkle coloring books....

God, how I remember those days! And I also couldn’t wait to get at that bowl of Honey Comb cereal

Sat mornings were the best-- making my fort, eating my favorite cereal, and watching great cartoons like Rocky and Bulwinkle. I even remember when the Beatles had their own cartoon show, too.

@@Mike-ke4yp Ditto

Well, the grass still needs to be cut so hop to it.

Agreed, I was born in 1961 and I remember this cartoon and watched very often. Those were the days, I'd go back if I could.

I also agree! I was born in 1957 and have VERY fond memories of Rocky, Bullwinkle, Boris, Natasha and all of the others. Brilliant television that is still very near and dear to my heart.

I can not understand that no cable channel, even those centered on cartoons, do not play these extremely intelligent, witty cartoon series! Many of the gags were so sophisticated puns or based on their current events, they went over kids heads, and only got the jokes years later! Is it a copyright problem, or something else preventing Rocky & Bullwinkle (and friends) to be seen again on any network?

@@freeguy77 Agree. I bet some station somewhere is running them, though. If not, I wonder if, like you listed, there's some copyright or licensing problem we don't know about. I hope not.

Absolutely. The World of Commander McBragg comes to mind. Wish I had a time machine...

And Hans Conreid who voiced Snidely Whiplash

When I was in the army, me and my barracks mates all gathered round the TV and watched Inspector Gadget before we went to work.

I used to work in a donut shop

There is humor in the show that works for older people, I notice things as an adult that I never noticed as a child.

Don't forget Jimminy Cricket.

I'd take Daws Butler over any of those Disney voices.

Not to mention Popeye and that bunch and of course Yogi the bear and Booboo, and let’s not leave out Woody the woodpecker! Uh huh ha Ha huh, huhhuhuhuhuhu!😉😄

Should put beavis and butthead in there too. Mike judge is amazing.

Woody Woodpecker's voice was the voice of Walter Lanz's wife.

YES! My favorite, too

And it was William Conrad (Cannon) who narrated all of the Bullwinkle stories.

Ephesians 2:8-9 8 For by God's grace are we saved through faith; not by works, (or being a firefighter or law enforcement or a hero or a marine or a veteran or actor or puppeteer or News reporter/anchor or a soul singer or killed by a terrorist or a sports hero or our heritage or ethnic background or a fashion designer or a rock star or body builder or a writer or cooking show host or walk into a room and lite up a room with their smile or a pioneer or a super pop star or bounty hunter or race car driver or football coach or country music singer or basketball star or cartoon voice over or civil rights leader or being modest or being humble or a Disney star actor or game show host or making people laugh or making people happy or a war hero or dying for your country or never killing anyone) 9 it is the free gift of God, not that anyone can boast of their salvation." Eternity will not be about any of us or what we have done. It will all be about Jesus Christ who died on a cross to save us from our sins. We all deserve hell and then the Lake of Fire that burns with sulphur and fire on Judgement day.

June Foray made a brief cameo in the Boris and Natasha movie. Sally Kellerman played Natasha who suddenly became famous and June tried to get an autograph, speaking in her Natasha voice. I used to watch that scene over and over, just to see June Foray in person.

Love June Foray and Bea Benaderette, 2 lovely and talented ladies who along with such legends as Mel Blanc brought so much joy to my Saturday mornings. Surely God loves someone who uses their talents to bring so much happiness to children. May they all rest in peace.

Who was he?

they weren't selling anything...except fun !!

Yes, we were fortunate, weren't we.

@@brendaleverick3655 I am so grateful for growing up in the 50s and 60s. Yes, we saw a lot of change over the decades, and that was amazing, but to be able to have a simple childhood with all the wonderful entertainment we had - that was precious.

True fun! the most amazing show...

Very adult, with communist,Cold War under tones, that you understand today, but were funny then to an eight year old.

Still go back and watch now and then and pick up humor that sailed over my head back then.

@@jameskoch7190 I think cartoons were better because they weren't sanitized for your protection. They assumed a bit of education.

@@Mike-ke4yp William Conrad was the voice behind many things. During his radio carrier, he was most known for being the voice of the Lone Ranger and Matt Dillion (Gunsmoke). He also narrated the TV series "The Fugitive".

Voice of William Conrad , " Now boys and girls, will Bullwinkle be able to extricate himself ? " Bullwinkle's voice , " I will just as soon as I can get myself loose ! "

How does one become a voice actor.

@@michaelward9167 Like all else, study. there are schools out there now, that teach that.

Thanks. Who have you voiced if I may ask.

Probably liberals. They're miserable people who don't like anything good and they want YOU to be as miserable as they are.

My favorites were Aesop's Fables and Fractured Fairy Tales. I never much got into Bullwinkle or Mr. Peabody. Am I the only person who thinks the Bullwinkle voice is almost a dead ringer for Red Skelton?

Yup I remember watching bullwinkle & huckleberry hound &?quickdraw macGraw as well as mr magoo

@@harrymills2770 yes I remember the character Clem Cadiddlehopper

@@stevenrwilson181 "Davey & Goliath" "The Adventures of Gumby & Pokey" "The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Hour" "The Adventures of Mighty Mouse" "The Adventures of Under Dog" "H.R. Puffenstuff" "The Bugaloos" ('The Bugaloos?' - Yes, Martha Raye! Lol!) And many, many more... From the mid 60s to mid 70s, just to be a kid then, the anticipation of getting up early to watch Saturday Morning Cartoons, with all its innocence, fun and joy - Was a decade of pure entertainment never to be repeated ever again, and yet hopefully not forgotten for a long time either.

@@dixonsteele4958 Sooo many good ones... "The Flintstones" "The Jetsons" "The Banana Splits" featuring "Danger Island" ("Uh-Oh, Chongo"...) "The Pink Panther" featuring "The Ant and the Aardvark" "Woody Woodpecker" featuring "Chilly Willy" the penguin "Roger Ramjet" voiced by the late, great Gary Owens from "Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In" and "The Gong Show" Many more that I have missed..... Agree with you 115%!!! Where the hell did the years go???

Supposedly June and Bill went on Johnny Carson. It was mentioned during an interview with Bob Newhart to promote his work on the "new" Disney animated film "The Rescuers". No idea when it happened but I'd guess around the time this video was broadcast. Johnny described having a screen up for a cartoon and the two doing their lines live. Not sure if Carson really got it as he described Rocky as a beaver.

@@68weirdal Bill passed away in 1985 from a heart attack.

Now she's back with Bill Scott.

I think her last role was Granny Fa in Disney's "Mulan"! She also cut comedy albums for Stan Freberg in the 50s and 60s!

About 20 years ago, I encountered June Foray In a public place of business. She lived not too far from me. She would not know who I was, but I remember her as being a very kind woman.

She also did Chatty Cathy and Talky Tina.

+flutist218, I Totally, Totally Super Agree with you, New-KZfaq-Friend. And You Know What, She really is Finally Back with Bill Scott in Comedy Heaven with Robin Williams the Stand-Up Comedian (Voice Actor of Genie from Disney's Aladdin). :'-(

She was 98.

@@plawson8577 Then Wikipedia is wrong -- a shock, I know.

@@plawson8577 no she was 99.

And these shows gave our generation a sense of whimsy and whackiness.

@Timothy Gray Not necessarily! With Cartoon Network and DVD Box Sets!

And the funny thing was, childhood obesity wasn't anywhere as bad back then.

Mel Blanc was amazing. Video here on YT man of a thousand voices is a good watch

But even Mel Blanc would use the same voice for different characters with just a slight alteration.

A time sadly gone by, and will never return 💔

Mikel Hawk...geez were you deprived...I watched them everyday after school...I loved them all. Bullwinkle , Rocky, Mr Peabody, Sherman Natasha. But you had to listen well to get the double entendres and cliches. It wasn't Popeye or Bugs Bunny stuff where people are bashing each other or jumping into rabbit holes. The quirky history lesson of Mr Peabody are classics , IMHO.

I know right! Good old days! We only had one TV 📺 one family car 🚐 one house phone with a short cord☎📞 & Radio📻⏰ and we could ride our bikes🚵🚴🚲 and watch Bullwinkle and Rocky 🦌🐿

Sorry i didn't know this post was 5 yrs. Ago? Lol 😂

@@bettyschneider5268 I'm still here though! Glad you responded, Betty :>)

Bill is so hysterical when he does Bullwinkle....my favorite character ...so funny...those were the days with great cartoons...today's great cartoon I'd have to say would be Sponge Bob Square Pants....I'd find it very funny even as an adult...some great characters.

@@mreunome I've found SpongeBob to be very relatable as an adult. First off, I used to have a boss as cheap as Mr. Krabs. Secondly, the neighbor across the street from me has a temperament that's remarkably similar to that of Squidward.

Those references (in Rocky & Bullwinkle and some other cartoon shows on TV at that time) were also a great way for adults to educate their kids on popular culture and cultural history. Mom and Dad explained a lot of the references to us as we watched the shows together. Such great memories, not only of the cartoons themselves, but of the time we had together as a family.

​​@@AlyraMoondancer Boris and Natasha were both so memorable because their cartoon appearances were based on the Cold War mentality wirh the USSR from 1959-64. Those gags were frequently over the kids heads, unless we were over 10, and knew about the Bomb and always worried about dropping the Big One on our city! Making fun of the Russians was usually the focus, showing them no smarter than the WW2 movies satirizing the Germans or Italians!

Yep. But some kids did get the adult puns, that's one reason I liked this show as a kid.

John H ... if you had kids 20 - 40 years ago you may have noticed the same formula being used on Sesame Street. Fun for the kids, with a few adult remarks thrown in, especially in their full length movies. The adult stuff was not dirty but sometimes had older political overtones as the punch line.

@@rupe53 the it to u lol

Aesop's moral puns always cracked me up.

This was the only cartoon my dad would watch with us. He laughed at Bullwinkle saying they were broadcast on the National Bullcasting Company. (NBC). I laughed at that 20 years later.

YOU SAID IT! I have all the Rocky & Bullwinkle episodes on my phone, as well as tons of Daddy Duck and Speed Racer. I am 55..

I'd like to add: Wally Gator, Snagglepuss, Breezly Bruin, The 3 Goofy Guards; Yippy, Yappy, & Yahooie, Magilla Gorilla, The Jetsons, Augie Doggie & Doggie Daddy, Top Cat and his crew.

I'm 18, and I was raised in this generation's cartoons. Rocky and Bullwinkle is very nostalgic, classic cartoons are too. I loved watching them on my DVD'S

Hunter Harris I know

@@MrEmperorCJ She Voiced One Of My All Time Greatest Heroes, Rocky.

She also voiced granny from Looney Tunes.

@@matthewpalumbo9262 ...and she did the cat's voice in the movie: "Visit to a Small Planet" ...and she did the voice of "Brunhilde" in the "Captain Crunch" commercials.

Bugs bunny episode where she did the voice of that big fat woman with the kid and she said she finally found someone to spend all her money to Yosemite Sam 🤣🤣

Scott passed away in 1985.

Yes they were. Even now as a adult those 2 kept my stitches just 4 the corny jokes of rocky bullwinkel dudley doright & nell. They were a class act RIP to them both.

, Hey Rocky, watch me pull a rabbit out of a hat". Classic Bullwinkle.

@@johnbockelie3899 again? 😝

“Nothin’ up my sleeve-PRESTO!!”

@@Mikey300 Guess I need a new hat!

@@willmorrison1022 “And now here’s something we hope you’ll really like!!”

Hope are well .... Your comment says it All

To true to true

Unfortunately true.

Rest In Peace, of course I'm not disrespectful!

wth, craig? what is with that comment? jesus!

ProudKansan, don't let it get to you. The internet is like that, unfortunately.

I try not to, Vincent, but sometimes, it just gets a little bit more than ridiculous with comments like that. :)

i call it super ridiculous

I read that the girl who played "Sport" just couldn't project loud enough for most of her scenes, it's apparent on the scenes they did use.

Some the best. Their voi es and the writing.

I have a friend who bought the series when it first came out and spent the whole weekend watching it.

How could you miss those days if you weren't born

@@livelaughlove0209 ...reruns(?)

Birthdate is wrong. The 1920 Census states it as: September 18,1918, not 1917. In the Census dated April 20,1920, she's listed as an 18 month old infant residing with her parents in Boston.

Chuck Jones once said June isn't the female Mel Blanc but rather Mel Blanc is the male June Foray. I can do a spot on Bullwinkle (IMHO.) Lots of people can. But I haven't met a person that can do Rocky.

SAD NEWS SHE IS WITH BULLWINKLE IN HEAVEN

I can do Rocky & Bullwinkle pretty good. Love them very much. I do a good Boris & Dudley also, but not Natasha.

Bea Benaderet ("mom" on Petticoat Junction) is in this talented group. We lost her way too soon :( ...she has a very long resume as well . She was the voice of Betty Rubble and many others.

I named my cat Sherman even though she is a girl kitty. Mister Peabody is a Border Collie / Australian Shepherd mix dog and he will be a year old next month, and they are best friends.

I was born in 1964. When I watched R&B as a kid I didn't know they were older than me!

I never for a minute thought Rocky was a girls voice. Now it's hard to un-imagine haha

Mel Blanc is the Master. Even these two would've told you that.

@@vendingdudes many high pitched male voices are done by women

Those other jobs allow us to live but his job allowed us to enjoy life! That's why he towers over all the rest. The others are utilitarians, he was a creator for the soul.

rwalfrey I watched this clip a few times and JUST got to that part. I want to go back in time and get them to read some stupid things like youtube comments.

@@FragglevisionReturns, just imagine: Rocket J Squirrel and Bullwinkle J Moose doing mean tweets with Kimmel.

He died so suddenly. Just 6 weeks after Gummi Bears and Wuzzles premiered. Back in 1985. He suffered a heart attack and died. About 8 months after the sudden death of Nicholas Colasanto Coach from Cheers.

XMLarry Based on this video alone, Bill Scott looks like he would have been a very interesting and amusing man to know.

Do you have any photos?

@@susanda9469 He died of a heart attack in 1985.