#The Peter Potamus Show

[somevillainfuckery]

Your daily reminder that Jellystone implies a pan/bi and/or poly Peter Potamus. ((the way bro talks about his "roommates" [figurines].

[sohannabarberaesque]

Perhaps the most natural dolphin show to be found anywhere

Leave it to Peter Potamus "himself" to share this item from one of his privately-circulated collations of his experiences with Polynesia Uncharted and its peoples and folkways:

Folks, don't expect what I'm about to describe to be the dolphin show at SeaWorld anytime soon, or even the latest sensation among dolphin-swim programmes ... because such is perhaps the most natural, the most unlikely, the most spontaneous sort of dolphin show to be had anywhere.

It's the sort of dolphin show as turns up in the lagoons and beaches of Polynesia Uncharted when the natives least expect it. One which finds the naked and unafraid natives of such wondrously unknown islands to actually be part of the show (and an unchoreographed and unscripted one, at that) when wading in.

Nobody can tell where or when such could occur, but it's bound to come along any time and any day. Evidenced by modest pods of dolphins swimming towards the shore and posing more or less naturally by either standing upright or swimming on their backs to as to expose their bellies--and, as well, their genitalia, as if inviting them to stroke dolphin penis in masturbation, which they can't help but enjoy.

Too, these dolphins can't help but enjoy a serious caress or hug from native gals and guys in their nakedness as sometimes brings about arousal of the highest order in both, especially when stroking their head, back and even underbelly; such especially smooth and yet slick skin can't help but satisfy innermost desire and a shared and mutual passion for each other few dolphin handlers at sea life parks or dolphin-swim pools can actually acknowledge!

It's all because you might say it's in the innermost nature of these same peoples most fascinating to find yourself being the dolphin's center of attraction while diving in your nakedness on some coral reef of fascination in these same waters ... and especially so when the dolphin seeks to show its affection for you by wanting you to play along with their inner desires.

Does it not seem that these Polynesians may be the first to actually know about (but not openly acknowledge) sex being the dolphin's preferred avenue for establishing friendship and trust? In conversations with natives such as I've been able to have, they'll tell you that they've naturally been conditioned to cooperate with dolphins showing their desire to use sex as their way to establish such a close and natural friendship all the more, to just play along and make such uniquely primitive underwater love ... just let the dolphin release himself into you as you feel the sensation and delight so inherent.

That, and also the dolphins themselves being rather candid and open in showing off their sexual acrobatics and desires with others in their pods, and not just to "make babies;" dolphins have practically admitted to me, in their own unique way, that sexuality is perhaps their best approach to having a most relaxing sort of fun time ... and what could feel more delightful, aside from swimming with some fascinating-looking native, than making love with a fellow dolphin?

Though unscripted and yet unpredictable to the point of spontaneous, such a natural interaction between dolphins and humans can't help but be a sort of dolphin show in its own way ... a natural dolphin show such as may be worth not visiting SeaWorld for, were one to have this opportunity such as I've had many times!

[summer-solo-day]

25/?? Childhood TV Shows You Should Watch

Title: Peter Potamus and his Magic Flying Balloon

Episodes: 27

Run Time: 22-26 mins

Synopsis:

The main segment featured Peter Potamus and his diminutive sidekick So-So the monkey. Episodes generally consisted of Peter and So-So exploring the world in his hot air balloon, which was capable of time travel at the spin of a dial. When faced with a precarious situation, Peter uses his Hippo Hurricane Howler to blow away his opponents.

My Rating: 6/10

My Reasoning:

This is definitely one of the more forgotten Hanna Barbera cartoons. I myself don't remember a whole lot about it. I do remember that it has that classic humor that the cartoons of the time all had. I also remember enjoying it. So, at the very least I think you should check it out for yourself.

[oldshowbiz]

The Peter Potamus Show

[iheartgod175]

Some Quick Thoughts...

Sorry for not being on here to make posts like this as often as I'd like, lol! The last two weeks have been busy, what with dealing with work, family and an insane burst of creativity that has kept me on the Blazin' Trails Wiki for over two weeks straight. Oh, and I've been working on some writing again for the first time in weeks, too. So I'm gonna ramble on about that.

I've kinda fallen back into the Hanna-Barbera fandom again, and dragged my buddy @blazing-shadows into this too. All because I started rewatching The Peter Potamus Show to decompress after work, and ended up getting attached to the Goofy Guards (Yippee, Yappee and Yahooey). I mean, I kinda liked them anyway, but now? I'm in too deep. Come to think of it, that's how my obsession with Ricochet Rabbit started, too, lol. XD

My mind went from just having them as a cameo in Blazin' Trails Redux, to them having their own story in Blazin' Trails Redux, to them having their own story in the For Love and Glory universe (which is my Touché Turtle story I don't chat about quite as much as BT, but still love regardless ^^). Said story featuring the Goofy Guards is titled For King and Country, and I'm still in the developing stages of the story; right now, it's just doing lots of intense brainstorming of various scenarios and convos. I wish I had the same time I did when I was wrtiing the original For Love and Glory (I think I wrote that in like 2 days when I was a full-time student, and then rewrote it in like two months. My writing output back then was INSANE O.O), but alas.

Anyway, since this story is set in the same universe as FLaG, there's three guarantees:

There's gonna be some INSANE lore with these three. The tag I put on Ao3? "Canon Gets Chucked Out the Window".

The Goofy Guards are gonna be put through HELL. They do get a happy ending, though, because my original plans were too harsh and bleak on them, to where even I felt bad. And also, my buddy Thanos-snapped one of my original plans in BT Redux, which was to kill off Yahooey ^^ But yeah, these guys get put through the ringer, and boy howdy do I mean the ringer.

Everyone gets to be badass. Sure, the Goofy Guards start out like their cartoon selves, but by the end of the fic you can pretty much remove "Goofy" from their title. Even the King gets to be cool. Well, I'd lie if I said that everyone is awesome. The King's son, who was a brat in the original cartoon, is a bit worse here.

This story, which is gonna be about seven chapters long, is most likely gonna be an AO3 exclusive, but I may cross-post it on FF.net. Who knows ^^

Since the Goofy Guards' inclusion, and since I've included a bunch of crazy lore about them in that universe, I was thinking of a few things: should I extend BT Redux into eight "seasons"? And should I keep the fantasy elements in from FLaG Relance in this? While I was going for a more "realistic" setting that kinda fits the Western time period and boots out the Hanna-Barbera inconsistencies, it doesn't seem right now that the Looney Tunes/Who Framed Roger Rabbit cast is gonna be a part of the BT Redux canon. Plus, a few of the villains from my FLaG series that appear in Redux are outright magic/relic users, and removing that aspect kinda doesn't feel right, because it kinda removes some of their original motivations. I dunno. What do y'all think.

And surprising nobody, I am doodling these goofballs. I actually have quite a few ideas of where to go with drawing them, but settled with "let's take the Goofy Guards and make them BADASS" as my first foray into drawing them XD Just posted a sketch of Yippee and I hope to follow up with Yappee and Yahooey soon!

Now, I'm gonna go and yell about these goofballs to my pal.

See ya later!

[funtasticworld]

I love MeTV Toons so far! they're really breathing new life into some of the lesser-known Hanna-Barbera shows like Peter Potamus.

[nerds-yearbook]

Appendix: Some of the Fantasy/Sci Fi/etc roles of John Stephenson

Dr Brewster/Phil Coulson/Police Inspector Mark Davis - Science Fiction Theatre (1955 - 56)

Dr Benton Quest - Johnny Quest (1964 - 1965)

Varner - Man From U.N.C.L.E. (1965)

Narrator - The Atom Ant Show (1965)

Get Smart - Parkerson (1965)

Colonel Fusby - The Peter Potamus Show (1964 - 66)

Chief Winchley - The Secret Squirrel Show (1965 - 66)

Professor Conroy - Frankenstein Jr and the Impossibles (1966 - 67)

Native - Galaxy Trio (1967)

Chief Winchley - Atom Ant/Secret Squirrel Show (1967)

Pondo - Mighty Dick and the Mighty Mightor (1967)

John Niven - The Invaders (1967)

Various voices - Birdman (1967 - 68)

Luke - Wacky Races (1968 - 69)

Farlik - Arabian Knights (1968 - 69)

Captain Leech - The Adventures of Gulliver (1968 - 69)

Captain Nemo - Josie and the Pussycats (1970)

Cat - Adventures of Pinocchio (1971)

Parafiend - The Funky Phantom (1971 - 72)

Director - Mission Impossible (1972)

Moton - Josie and the Pussy Cats in Outer Space (1972)

Captain Mike Murphy - Sealab 2020 (1972)

Mr Arable - Charlotte's Web (1973)

Voices - Goober and the Ghost Chasers (1973)

Voices - The New Scooby Doo Movies (1972 - 73)

Mr Finkerton - Inch High Private Eye (1973)

King Plasto - The Super Friends (1973)

Hadji - Jeanie (1973)

Voices - Speed Buggy (1973)

Cousin Itt - The Addams Family cartoon (1973)

Second Team Lawyer - Herbie Rides Again (1974)

Major General - Six Million Dollar Man (1974)

Trash Collector - Patridge Family 2200 AD (1974)

Voices - Dynomutt Dog Wonder (1976)

Voices - 5 Weeks in a Balloon (1977)

Dori - The Hobbit (1977)

Voices - Marvel Action Universe (1977)

Voices - The Scooby Doo Show (1978)

Voices - Fangface (1978)

Captain Snerdley & General Blowhard - Yogi's Space Race (1978)

Captain Snerdly - Galaxy Goof-Ups (1978)

Voices - Scooby Doo Where Are You (1969 - 78)

Doctor Doom - Fantastic Four (1978)

Voices - Scooby Doo/Dynomutt Hour (1976 - 78)

Count Rockula - The Flintstones Meet Rockula and Frankenstone (1979)

Hairy Scary - Casper the Friendly Ghost: Heavy Ain't Scary He's Our Brother (1979)

King Brobdingnag - Gulliver's Travels (1979)

Professor Harkness - Fred and Barney Meet the Thing (1979)

Harry Scary - Casper and the Angels (1979)

Hairy Scary - Casper's First Christmas (1979)

Gondorian Guard - Return of the King (1980)

Voices - Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels (1977 - 1980)

Frank Frankenstein - The Flintstones' New Neighbors (1980)

Voices - Plastic Man (1979 - 1980)

Narrator - The Drak Pack (1980)

Frank Frankenstein - Flintstones: Wind-Up Wilma (1981)

Frank Frankenstein - Flintstones: Jogging Fever (1981)

Frank Frankenstein - Flintstones: Fred's Final Fling (1981)

Voices - Richie Rich/Scooby Doo Show (1980 - 81)

Voices - Space Stars (1981)

Voices - Trollkins (1981)

Dr Norton - Spider-Man (1981 - 82)

Voices - Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Puppy Hour (1982)

Ski Announcer - Inspector Gadget (1983)

General Flagg - G.I. Joe RAH: The MASS Device (1983)

Voices - The Incredible Hulk (1982 - 83)

Voices - The New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show (1983)

Colossus - Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends (1981 - 83)

Voices - The Littles (1983)

Voices - Scooby-Doo and Scrappy Doo (1979 - 83)

Voices - Rubik, The Amazing Cube (1983)

Doctor Doolittle - The Voyages of Doctor Doolittle (1984)

Voices - The New Scooby-Doo Mysteries (1984)

Doctor Fury - Robo Force: The Revenge of Nasgar (1984)

Boris Kreepoff - The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo (1985)

Voices - Scooby's Mystery Funhouse (1985 - 86)

Kup - Transformers: Five Faces of Darkness (1986)

Dr Lucifer, Gen Flagg, Gen Franks, Gen Hawk, MacIntosh - G.I. Joe (1985 - 86)

Beef Bonk - Galaxy High School (1986)

Voices - Centurions (1986)

Granok - InHumanoids (1986)

Granok - InHumanoids: The Movie (1986)

Voices - The Smurfs (1981 - 87)

Commissioner - The Jetsons (1985 - 87)

Thundercracker - The Transformers (1984 - 1987)

Bionic 1 - Bionic Six (1987)

Mr Slate - The Jetsons Meet the Flintstones (1987)

Doc - Fraggle Rock cartoon (1987)

Voices - Superman (1988)

Oompo - Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland (1989)

Professor Charles Xavier - Pryde of the X-Men (1989)

Voices - Fantastic Max (1988 - 89)

Jeffers Marston - The Real Ghostbusters (1990)

Voices - A Pup Named Scooby-Doo (1988 - 91)

Major Synapse - Darkwing Duck (1991)

Voices - Spacecats (1991)

Voices - Aahh!!! Real Monsters (1995)

Luke - Wacky Races (2000)

Voices - Scooby-Doo Winter Wonderdog (2002)

Ganthet - Duck Dodgers (2003)

Zelig - What's New Scooby-Doo (2003 - 04)

Sheriff - Scooby-Doo! Abracadabra-Doo (2009)

Voices - Scooby-Doo and the Robots (2011)

Voices - Scooby-Doo Laff-A-Lympics Scary Games (2012)

Voices - Scooby-Doo 13 Spooky Tales Holiday Chills and Thrills (2012)

Roger - Scooby-Doo Frankencreepy (2014)

This is just a glimpse as he had an incredibly large body of film, tv, and voice work, including providing the voice of Mr. Slate in numerous versions of the Flintstones. He worked into almost his 90's.

[popculturebuffet]

May as well pop this, let's try the Adult Swim cartoons. Favorite character from their initial wave of shows: Space Ghost Coast to Coast (technically started on Cartoon Network first before Adult Swim began in 2001 but it gets lumped in as Adult Swim these days), Harvey Birdman Attorney at Law, Seelab 2021, The Brak Show, Aqua Teen Hunger Force, and Home Movies (began on UPN but continued production under Adult Swim). Throwing in Baby Blues, Mission Hill, and The Oblongs as bonuses that began on The WB but also finished on Adult Swim when The WB didn't bother finishing airing them.

Thank you. I may gloss over some later stuff, and you don't seem as into adult animation, so I appricate this. (And correct me if i'm wrong on that). Plus I can see you like doing these. But I grew up on the shows in this block's early days and some of it's middle days, so let's cook.

Space Ghost Coast to Coast: Moltar. IT's a hard choice as the main trio as a whole are all uniquely great, but I love his awkwardness and hidden monstrosity. And his attempts at knife fights. Coast to Coast is excellent and well worth checking out if you haven't. It's funny, got only funnier with time, and a handful of it's best stuff lives rent free in my head, something common among a lot of adult swim shows. And while this did predate adult swim, Space Ghost feels like why the block happened at all and it's earliest shows that weren't taken from the WB or UPN all kinda ape the formula of taking a classic cartoon and bending it, and joined it as soon as the block formed. Without it we woudln't have all these other great shows... I mean we might but it's a razor thin margin. It had a perfect comedic trio of the egotistical stupid manchild spaceghost, the cooler but blantatly evil and self destructive zorak and the also evil but awkward as hell moltar. A true classic and I badly miss C Martin Croker who played Zorak and Moltar and wrote this classic.

Harvey BIrdman Attorney at Law: WHOSE THAT CAT WITH THE BEAKKKKKKKKKKK? This theme song is dope as hell and is the reason this got made. Okay so faviorite character is Phil. HA HA obvious choice. But Stephen Colbert owns every scene he's in as Phil and the show rolls with it as it goes, letting Phil just getting into weird fucking hyjinks, the highlight being blackwatch plad where he hallucinates several things that never existed being stolen, somehow reads harvey's thoughts and institutes code rush's seminal album moving pictures. This show was a lot of funa nd introduced me to the bulk of hannah barbera's catalogue, finding fun ways to deconstruct the classic libraries from Fred as Tony Soprano to leaning on the fact Shaggy isn't actually a stoner but really, REALLY comes off as one, while getting better as it went by expanding on it's own weird cast, with Peter Potamus in paticular being pretty great. Add in some great Stephen Colbert performances before he had to leave for his own show, a killer soundtrack and one of Gary Cole's best performances as our bumbling hero just kind of ping ponged around by his clients and zany boss, and you have a show I now really want to rewatch. Adult swim would have better and shows I rewatched more, but the power of attorney is still strong to this day.

The Brak Show: Dad. George Lowe is just allowed to go into incredibly weird places with this man and I support it. The show itself is an underated classic these days, and while I try not to be too old man yelling at those them kids, this is a show the younger set who didn't grow up with it shoudl check out as it's absurd goodness. Brak started on space ghost and cartoon planet, but was too big to contain resulting in this lovely bit of nonsense that defined what an adult swims how not riffing on a cartoon could be. I mean it still did a little as it kept brak and zorak from space ghost but recast them as a loveable teen dummy and an agent of chaos.. the same people but in a new scenario that let them go hog wild. The show even got experimental as it went with batshit weirdness like Braklet Prince of Spaceland that puts the cast in hamlet (And dad as hamle'ts dad sans pants) or all I desire is you where the cast is suddenly in a soap opera). It's good stuff with a psycho musical, an election where Dad claims his opponent is killing pets with pet bombs nad fails the instant he actually has to debate, and of course

Sealab 2021: Accidently put this one out of order but it might be my faviorite of this batch, with one other jockeying for the crown. Captain Murphy is my faviorite and while the show had a few classics after his actor Harry Goz's tragic passing, it never felt quite the same. Sealab 2021 is the first abriged series and a damn good one. While the show skidded at times, at it's peak this was just pure comedic chaos under the sea, and the cast bounced off each other amazingly. The show wasn't afraid to experiment either and out of the shows here, while brak dabbled later, seemed to do it the most and made it stand out: as early as the end of season 1 we got a waking life full episode take, an episode following the cast as actors on the show, my personal faviorite tinfins that takes this concept and applies it to the making of a movie, a backwards episode, and one repeating the same running gag with variations over and over. The show had a great ensemble, mostly anchored by goz and later his son, and cemented Adam Reed as a legend in adult comedy.

Home Movies: Coach McGurik. It was John Benjamins brekout: While Dr Katz had welcomed him tot he world, McGurik made him a star and would eventually lead him to bob and archer, and he's still one of his best roles, a sardonic drunk who bonds with kids, yet also should not be around them and once claimed BRENDON SMALL IS ON DRUGS and tried to get a bunch of children to do an intervention.

I could honestly quote McGuirk moments all day and he frankly stole the show half the time, to the point the bulk of later seasons has him in his own weird b-plot, from gambing on a boat with the host of his seminar, to buying a bunch of swords when drunk, to telling a bunch of kids to go upstairs in a hurricane because being in the same rooms mean they'll all bump into each other. The last one isn't a subplot, it's just comedy gold.

The show had an easy dry improved style: While they did put in scripts after the first season, it was still mostly "get to this point" and let Brendon Small, a voice acting and comedy legend in his own right, and co cook. The result is a funny show with detailed charcters: Narccisitc control freak at only the third grade brendon, entirely out of it jason, only sane woman till she isn't melissa and Brendon's mom Paula who alternates between voice of reason to her child and her life being a hurricane. It's one of the best shows Adult Swims ever made and they hit the jackpot pickign it up

Mission Hill: Gus. While the joke could easily be "GET IT THE GUY IS REALLY MANLY BUT HE'S GAYYYY" they let him go beyond that and while his queerness is integral to who he is, he's also funny> We also get that great subplot of a knife just.. jutting out of his shoulder for a whole episode. The show itself is pretty good and worth a revisit from me, a nice hipster's pardise. The odd couple coulld get boring but Andy and Kevin play off each other well: Andy does need to grow the hell up, and I like the reveal both of his friends, while also cooler than thou slackers.. do actually have stable jobs. not saying a 9 to 5 job is growing up, I don't have one, but more that andy needed to change as a person and the series lets him grow, while Kevin bursts out of his shella nd misconceptions. The show was too good to last and i'm sad the spinoff fell apart. It was fantastic.

Baby Blues: Carl. What could easily be just the more grumbly testorone guy to the goofy darryl is a pretty fun slob. The show itself was solid. Is it anything like the comic strip? Honestly not really, having read the strip both early and not: It does deal with the difficulties of having a baby (Something Zoey was for the early years of the strip), but it's more it's own thing and honestly finding baby blues mid, that's a good thing as the show baby blues is pretty solid. Nothing super standout, but still memorable enough to stick in the brain.

The Oblongs: Down in the Valley where the chemical spill. Pickles. it was, unbenownst to me my first experince with jean smart and it's a good one. This is a show i'll give another shot someday as I wasn't a huge fan as a kid but in hindsight. it's really good. not nearly as mean spirited as I thought.

[coleisunderrated]

I find it unlikely any Ninjago characters will appear in the big Jellystone crossover but at the very least I think a reference is possible. I can see Peter Potamus trying to jump up, kick back, whip around, and spin to show off his newly gained ninja skills.

[rjmbaboonbooks]

Daily Comic Journal: March 29, 2022: "I Guess If It Works Once, You Do It Over And Over Again."

For those of you who don’t recognize all these characters and what shows they’re from, here’s the character key: A – Huckleberry Hound,    B – Yakky Duck,     C – Hokey Wolf,     D – Peter Potamus, E – Top Cat,    F – Yogi Bear,    G – Snagglepuss,    H – Quick Draw McGraw, I – Mr. Jinks,    J – Dixie,    K – Pixie,    L – Doggie Daddy, M – Wally Gator,    N – Squiddly Diddly,    O – Ruff,    P…

[adultswim2021]

Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law | January 8, 2008 | Video Game

Luckily there isn’t a whole lot of Adult Swim tie-in video games. Reviewing this and the Aqua Teen golf game sorta sucked, especially since I’m not actually playing these games. No, dear reader, I’m merely pulling up a gameplay video and watching as much of it as I can take. I watched through the first level of this game and I could not stomach the idea of watching more. 

The first level is actually an entire court case, revolving around Peter Potamus’ arson trial. He has been arrested for setting fire to Birdman’s duplex, and Birdman is defending him. Impressively, the cast of the show has largely been retained, except for Stephen Colbert. The game is a series of trials, and the game play is taken from Capcom’s Ace Attorney series. Capcom themselves put this game out, and there are cameos from Street Fighter guys. 

And that’s really all I have to say about this. Watching video games isn’t that fun. Harvey Birdman isn’t that funny. If you love the show, you might love this game, because it’s basically a series of Birdman episodes you can point-and-click through. I don’t know if there are any more Adult Swim video games coming up, but if there are I may have to relegate them to EPHEMERA from now on.

[gone2soon-rip]

JERRY EISENBERG (1937-Died February 11th 2025,at 87) American television producer, animator, storyboard artist, and character designer, primarily known for his work at Hanna-Barbera Productions and Ruby-Spears Productions.

Eisenberg was the son of Harvey Eisenberg, an animator and comic book artist associated with Tom and Jerry and the other characters from the MGM cartoon studio. They were of German descent. Jerry Eisenberg quit art school to take his first job, as an inbetweener for MGM, in 1956. The studio closed seven months after Eisenberg's hire, and he went on to work as an assistant to Ken Harris at Warner Bros. Cartoons.

In 1961, Eisenberg was hired at Hanna-Barbera Productions, run by former MGM cartoon producers William Hanna and Joseph Barbera. Here, Eisenberg co-created The Peter Potamus Show; designed the characters on Wacky Races and Super Friends; and worked in layout on programs such as The Jetsons, The Huckleberry Hound Show, Jonny Quest and Wacky Races. In 1977, Hanna-Barbera alumni Joe Ruby and Ken Spears started their own studio, Ruby-Spears Productions, and hired Eisenberg as producer and character designer for Fangface, The Plastic Man Comedy/Adventure Show and Thundarr the Barbarian Jerry Eisenberg - Wikipedia

[sohannabarberaesque]

Postcards from Snagglepuss

So what is (ursine) love exactly?!

That very question being put to our ursine guests, Hair Bear of the Hair Bear Bunch, and Emmy Lou, that rather gracious Southern gal ursine, on a delightfully crisp fall afternoon beside Artificial Lake Delton's legendary waters.

HAIR BEAR: To put it simply ... our mating season will pretty much be late spring into early summer, but when you're a bear, you want to make the most of it, and feel rather good about it! Ohhhh, just to feel that sensation in the loins as the magic of ejaculation releases itself for the good part of an hour with a rather fascinated female in orgy mode! How else could Nature dictate the significance of the sexual act, and how it should feel exactly? EMMY LOU: Just recognising what the feel of the love season must be like among us bears isn't exactly enough, to begin with ... us bears, when you get right down to it, could never feel more delighted than with a male close to us, releasing his Inner Need inside him and me just helping things along in our own distinctive manner, almost like those Polynesians such as one Peter Potamus likes talking about, who can't help but embrace the fun side of the sexual experience without being so unnerved over it!

(This, mind you, over cheese, crackers and sausage.)

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@warnerbrosentertainment @railguner34 @ultrakeencollectionbreadfan @passionateclown @jellystone-enjoyer @multi-fandom-girl-451 @archive-archives @hanna-barbera-land @thebigdingle @screamingtoosoftly @hanna-barberians @thylordshipofbutts @themineralyoucrave @hanna-barbera-show-blog @warnerbros-blog1 @cinnabon-sweetroll-tiramisu @theweekenddigest @aquablock68 @funtasticworld @warnerbrosent-blog

[abriefingwithmichael]

“Harvey Birdman” 25 (2005)

The show has crossed over with various Hanna-Barbera productions, but this instalment might be the most impressive as Harvey and Peter Potamus suddenly/inexplicably travel back - using a Hot Tub Time Machine! - to meet characters from Valley of the Dinosaurs!

Love the cliffhanger with Captain Caveman in the background...

8/10

[iheartgod175]

The Celestials’ Guardian Character List (MASTERPOST)

Alright, I’m cracking and I’m gonna make those profiles! Hopefully this will motivate me to finally finish the profiles for both the Einherjar series and the Attero Dominatus series, haha ^^

Now the character list for this is kinda similar to The Einherjar Files in that this is numbered in order of appearance in the story proper. And since this story is gonna be somewhat similar to BT Redux, it’s gonna be broken down into seasons—although this won’t be quite as long as BT Redux! And due to the flow of ideas, a lot more universes are showing up here. Looney Tunes was a given due to Warmonger’s appearance, but I’ve also decided to add Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Disney and even classic characters such as Popeye, Felix the Cat, Betty Boop and (possibly) Woody Woodpecker. Why? Because I wanted to. XD

Now these universes and a few of their elements (ie. The adventures of Scrooge and his family, the Martians’ conquering of the solar system from Duck Dodgers, and even the legend of the Sea Hag) will be present through the first few arcs. The characters will make their proper debut later down the line!

I’m still working on the technical aspects of the story which will show up in a separate post, but yes, I did rename this story from The Cerulean Avenger to The Celestials’ Guardian since while Huck is one of the main characters, I’ve always intended for Droopy to be the center character. And it sounds kinda cool ^^

If I reblog this, it means that A. I've linked the character's art/profile to this page, and B. I've added more characters/info. Just a heads up.

Oh, and for the asterisk (*), it means the character is deceased during the story itself.

In chronological order of appearance:

Droop-a-Long Coyote — Guardian

Betty Coyote

Diane Steelclaw

Huckleberry Hound — Avenger I

Snagglepuss

Ricochet Rabbit — Reaper

Lippy the Lion

Hardy Har Har — Empath

Touché Turtle — Kingslayer

Dum-Dum Dugan — Emperor

Edith Lièvre

Catalina Gutierrez

Drag-a-Long Coyote

Serena Falconeri — Phantom

Denise Falconeri

Alfonso Falconeri, Jr.

Rachel Rabbit

Super Snooper

Blabbermouse

Peter Potamus

So-So

Yippee

Yappee

Yahooey

Dick Dastardly

Muttley

Secret Squirrel

Morocco

Roxanne Falconeri-Rabbit — Liberator I

Salvador Barnes — Savior

Dirk Dugan — The False Ruler

Tabitha Turtle

Hokey Wolf — Instigator

Kalina — Avenger II

Mireya Edwards-Rabbit

Rose Rabbit *

Yogi Bear — Titan (placeholder)

Marvin the Martian

Queen Tyr’ahnee

Porky Pig

Petunia Pig

Boo-Boo Bear

Ranger Smith

Cindy Bear

Daffy Duck — Nightmare

Bugs Bunny — Warmonger

Jessica Rabbit

Roger Rabbit

Lola Bunny — Liberator II

Wile E. Coyote

Foghorn Leghorn

Yosemite Sam

Henery Hawk

Cecil Turtle — Usurper

Oswald the Lucky Rabbit

Mickey Mouse — Magician II

Donald Duck — Magician III

Scrooge McDuck

Della Duck

Huey Duck

Dewey Duck

Louie Duck

Yen Sid — Magician I*

Popeye — Braveheart (working title?)

Bluto

Olive Oyl

The Sea Hag*

Felix the Cat — Originator

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HAPPY 66TH ANNIVERSARY TO HANNA-BARBERA

Shows 1964-1965

Peter Potamus // Breezly and Sneezly // Yippee, Yappee, and Yahooey // Atom Ant // Precious Pupp // The Hillbilly Bears // Secret Squirrel // Squiddly Diddly // Winsome Witch // Sinbad Jr. and His Magic Belt