Edit, 9/26/23: Here's the opener of It's The Wolf:
As we've previously documented, Mildew would later reform and become a sportscaster on Scooby's All-Star Laff-a-Lympics, but John Stephenson, not exactly doing a Lynde mimic, took over the role, as Lynde had gotten out of the cartoon business following "Charlotte's Web" in 1973.
Well, at least Mildew made a comeback. Lambsy & Bristle? Not so much.
Rating: C.
As we've previously documented, Mildew would later reform and become a sportscaster on Scooby's All-Star Laff-a-Lympics, but John Stephenson, not exactly doing a Lynde mimic, took over the role, as Lynde had gotten out of the cartoon business following "Charlotte's Web" in 1973.
Well, at least Mildew made a comeback. Lambsy & Bristle? Not so much.
Rating: C.
2 comments:
I always thought it was "Bristle Hound". After all he was a shaggy dog!
Believe it or not I had never seen Mildew Wolf in action until Laff A Lympics, so when this show popped up on Boomerang one day I was a bit suprised. I thought, "Oh! THAT'S why he was included in Laff O Lympics!"
Didn't think much of the show - it seemed to me to be a retread of the old gag in which villian gets pounded by main character's bodyguard. I did think Paul Lynde was a great VA and it's too bad he didn't do more. "The Perils of Penelope Pitstop" was the only other project (besides "Charlotte's Web") I remember him being a part of.
I wonder how Daws came up with that verbal tic of Lambsy pronouncing "wolf" like, "wool-luff"?
Lynde's only other H-B series was "Where's Huddles", in which he played the next door neighbor to the title family. I think that's going up soon.
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