There is also a list of media after the Golden Age he appeared in as well. Also, it was the one where squared off against Native Americans, and the 'toon bore the very unfortunate title of "Injun Trouble." And this is why Cool Cat has been on ice for almost 50 years. This is a list of cartoons that Yosemite Sam appeared in from 1945-64. The last big Cool Cat cartoon came in 1969, just about two years after his first. When Cool Cat creator Alex Lovy left Warner a year later, Robert McKimson took over production on the character and dropped Colonel Rimfire in favor of other nemeses for Cool Cat, such as a tribe of Native Americans and a bee.
Cool Cat was a tiger who spoke like a hep, hep beatnik, man. (In other words, he was cool.) His always-foiled nemesis: a big-game hunter named Colonel Rimfire who wanted to kill Cool Cat and mount his head in his den, or whatever. (Okay, "B-plus.") This was yet another entry in WB's long line of cartoons about dumb predators hunting smart prey (Elmer Fudd vs. formulaic ones, but still, "A" for effort in creating Cool Cat and Colonel Rimfire. She was phased out of animated cartoons in the early 1940s, but appeared over the years in comics, as well as in the rare short where the plot needed more porcine presence than Porky alone could puh-buh-dee-puh-buh-dee-puh-buh-dee-puh-buh-dee provide.īut WB at least tried to create new characters. My country doesn't speak Spanish but it knows when. This is purely based off my opinion and ex. Petunia appeared in only a few more cartoons, notably 1939's "Naughty Neighbors," a riff on Romeo and Juliet, in which Porky and Petunia's love is thwarted by the number-one thwarter of love: their rival hillbilly families.ĭespite a happy ending (Porky throws a "Feud Pacifier"-some kind of love grenade-into the two warring clans, and then Petunia plants one on him), Petunia was used less and less from then on. It looks like my 7 - year - old self, rocking a Looney Tunes Raiders tee and throwing up the Westside. Hey everyone This is the second round of tier lists, so hopefully it gives you all a guide as to who to focus on. Porky Pig got his shot at a long-term relationship in 1937, with a cartoon called "Porky's Romance." Porky is into Petunia (who, it should be noted, looks exactly like Porky, but with a dark wig and pigtails), but she just laughs in his face. In the rival universe of Warner cartoons, however, the characters are almost always male, and never seemed to pair off.
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