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jessicamarie921 · 07-15-2003, 09:08 PM

It came on HBO I think sometime around 91? I used to love this show. His little dog Snowy was so cute

ConservativeBalla · 07-21-2003, 03:22 PM

I remember watching it on Nick Jr. when I was younger every now and again. I didn't like it much, though. I don't know WHY I watched it then, lol.

SmokedOut · 08-02-2003, 10:20 PM

I've never seen 'em but I have all of the comics. they practically raised me.

Steve Carras · 08-03-2003, 02:15 AM

In the early 1960s, a cartoon starring voice great Paiul Frees (b.Chicago, Illinois, USA, June 27, 1920, d. November 1, 1986) of Ludwig Von Drake, Boris Badenov,etc (and Krazy Kat's Ignatz, Mr.Limpet's Crusty, Dick Tracy's Go Go Gomez,etc.) appeared of TINTIN, by Belvision, written by the great Charles Shows. Charles Shows, born in Texas in 1912, wrote many stuff, ersp.for Disney, Clampett, Warner and Hanna Barbera, in the latter case with wife Peggy Shows (they are credited, for one, for many mid-1960s HBR records Hanna-Barbera kiddie albums!).

These would appear on Hanna-Barbera's BANANA SPLITS 9designed by Sid and Marty Kroftt in 1968-1971) and it was odd to see this, but then in those days intermixing of cartoons from differtent studios for a show dedicated to an all new cartoon really wasn';t that far out..Jay Ward and Total TV shows (whcih ALSO shared the same animation subcontractor, Gamma!!) were intermxied--and they had OTHER shared organziations, too like advertising giant Dancer FItzgerlad & Sample!

Haven't seen the Tintin series I cite that appeared in the 1960s to the early 70s in reruns. It was my first taste of the character..

Mikado · 07-10-2005, 04:59 AM

I prefer the books...and i watched the animated version in French, the Eng version made too many cuts/changes; such as "replacing" the opium being smuggled in Haddock's ship with diamonds ( Haddock had no idea his crew was crooked )

07-15-2003, 09:08 PM	#1
jessicamarie921 Member Forum Cub Join Date: Jul 02, 2003 Posts: 2	Any Adventures of TinTin fans? It came on HBO I think sometime around 91? I used to love this show. His little dog Snowy was so cute

07-21-2003, 03:22 PM	#2
ConservativeBalla R.I.P., Mr. Reagan. Senior Member Join Date: Jun 14, 2003 Location: 704 Hauser Street, Queens, New York; having an eating contest with Meathead eating Edith's beef stew. Posts: 1,822	I remember watching it on Nick Jr. when I was younger every now and again. I didn't like it much, though. I don't know WHY I watched it then, lol.
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08-03-2003, 02:15 AM	#4
Steve Carras Sandra Bullock RULES! Forum Regular Join Date: Jun 30, 2002 Location: Riverside County, CA Posts: 807	In the early 1960s, a cartoon starring voice great Paiul Frees (b.Chicago, Illinois, USA, June 27, 1920, d. November 1, 1986) of Ludwig Von Drake, Boris Badenov,etc (and Krazy Kat's Ignatz, Mr.Limpet's Crusty, Dick Tracy's Go Go Gomez,etc.) appeared of TINTIN, by Belvision, written by the great Charles Shows. Charles Shows, born in Texas in 1912, wrote many stuff, ersp.for Disney, Clampett, Warner and Hanna Barbera, in the latter case with wife Peggy Shows (they are credited, for one, for many mid-1960s HBR records Hanna-Barbera kiddie albums!). These would appear on Hanna-Barbera's BANANA SPLITS 9designed by Sid and Marty Kroftt in 1968-1971) and it was odd to see this, but then in those days intermixing of cartoons from differtent studios for a show dedicated to an all new cartoon really wasn';t that far out..Jay Ward and Total TV shows (whcih ALSO shared the same animation subcontractor, Gamma!!) were intermxied--and they had OTHER shared organziations, too like advertising giant Dancer FItzgerlad & Sample! Haven't seen the Tintin series I cite that appeared in the 1960s to the early 70s in reruns. It was my first taste of the character..
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08-02-2003, 10:20 PM	#3
SmokedOut Member Occasional Poster Join Date: Aug 01, 2003 Location: NYC Posts: 9	I've never seen 'em but I have all of the comics. they practically raised me.

07-10-2005, 04:59 AM	#5
Mikado Main st bridge Forum Superstar Join Date: Jul 06, 2005 Posts: 25,892	I prefer the books...and i watched the animated version in French, the Eng version made too many cuts/changes; such as "replacing" the opium being smuggled in Haddock's ship with diamonds ( Haddock had no idea his crew was crooked )