Cartoon Wolf

salm · Post by **salm** » 2004-01-18 09:43am

there used to be cartoon on tv with a wolf. it was a guy wolf who was after chicks, human chicks. his reactions were quite funny, such as eyes flying out of his head at the sight of a girl or vilsible a pumping heart and stuff like that. the girls were usually dressed in 50is style so i guess the cartoon might have been from the 50is. the problem is that i forgot the name of that show. does anybody know what that show was called?

this is a picture of what i think might have been that wolf, but i´´m not sure since it´s a long ass time ago that i saw that cartoon and i haven´t seen it often either.

Crazy Goji · Post by **Crazy Goji** » 2004-01-18 11:05am

He was a character used by Tex Avery, mostly in the Droopy cartoons.

Here is a resource:

http://www.bcdb.com/bcdb/page.cgi?g=MGM ... index.html

salm · Post by **salm** » 2004-01-18 12:32pm

Crazy Goji wrote:He was a character used by Tex Avery, mostly in the Droopy cartoons.

Here is a resource:

http://www.bcdb.com/bcdb/page.cgi?g=MGM ... index.html

hell yeah, thanks man. i love that wolf.

Admiral Valdemar · Post by **Admiral Valdemar** » 2004-01-18 12:35pm

Droopy > Wolf.

salm · Post by **salm** » 2004-01-18 12:43pm

Admiral Valdemar wrote:Droopy > Wolf.

naaah, i always hated droopy. that´s why i never watched him. that´s probably the reason why i couldn´t remember where the wolf was from.
that wolf is so cool. he´s the perfect image for what hapens to guys when when confronted with hot chicks. they turn into sabbering, boasting morons. cool!

Crazy Goji · Post by **Crazy Goji** » 2004-01-18 01:27pm

But Droopy with his "meh" attitude always got the girl. Plus how many times has the Wolf, or one of his counterparts, gotten their ass blown off by Droopy?

Oh, and no problem.

This is personally my favorite incarnation of the Wolf:

Post by **LadyTevar** » 2004-01-18 04:50pm

(Snip pic)

::whistling as he walks::
Daah da dop da dop da da Dee da dee da da dop da deee da daaaa.
::leans against wall::
"Ya know... Ah oughta be hurtin' right now..... But ya see, it don' hurt tha' bad, really....."

I don't know who was funnier, the Wolf and Red, or the ol' Southern Wolf who was always whistling and taking things as they come.
Trivia: The Tev Avery cartoons were Jim Carey's role models for the zaniness in "The Mask". In several scenes the cartoons with the Wolf and Red are playing in the TV in the apartment.