It has to be said, Dangermouse was without doubt the greatest cartoon ever created. It was great for me and my brothers, and for our parents to watch over our shoulders. It became the most quotable thing in our family household - it got to such a state that if one of us dropped in a line at dinner the entirety of the scene would be performed over the next few minutes with uncanny accuracy.
sigh. I miss those days.
Favourite dialogues were from The Tide of the Turn (especially the 'Nien, Penfold...' scene with Prof. Squarkenkluck) and 'Where there's a Well there's a Way' which is the one with the one-off-baddie Copper-Conk-Cassidy (no, it wasn't Barry Manilow in his bicycle cape.) And in almost every episode the monologue provided by the narrator at the end provided sheer Pythonesque silliness of an unique 80's order. Great stuff.
sigh. I miss those days.
Favourite dialogues were from The Tide of the Turn (especially the 'Nien, Penfold...' scene with Prof. Squarkenkluck) and 'Where there's a Well there's a Way' which is the one with the one-off-baddie Copper-Conk-Cassidy (no, it wasn't Barry Manilow in his bicycle cape.) And in almost every episode the monologue provided by the narrator at the end provided sheer Pythonesque silliness of an unique 80's order. Great stuff.