Fat Templeton the Rat

Templeton at the fair and the day after.
Charlotte's Web owned my E.B.White, and movie license to Paramount

[@Noratcat]

I just love how utterly gluttonous Templeton is. I mean he's just devouring everything he can find not caring how big he gets, then after eating that bannana he is at capacity. Not to mention that drunken look of satisfaction and the bout of hiccups makes the scene perfect. Then the next morning while Charlotte and Wilbur are rebuking him for his actions, he makes it clear he doesn't care, and just enjoyed himself.

[@Rylosalex]

I also found it utterly hilarious the look of satisfaction on his face and the way the all that food just moved around INSIDE his body while he's singing.

[@Noratcat]

@@Rylosalex I also love how cartoony and over the top this scene is. I mean he uses a fork as a pogo stick, he crashes into a watermelon leaving an imprint of his body, then deflates the watermelon like a balloon while spitting out the seeds, and the corn on the cob typewriter. It really makes me wonder if the animators were cracking up during this scene.

[@ballbelliedlion500]

Yes! That satisfaction is the best! He’s proud of how much he eats and loves showing it off! I love seeing all that food moving around in his belly. Just shows how much he enjoyed himself!

[@Rylosalex]

@@Noratcat I wish we got a behind the scenes look of interviews when the animation staff and got to know which scene was their favorite and which scenes had them cracking up.

[@j.r09160]

@@Noratcat crack and writers room is extremely accurate

[@eddiesheeran5791]

"Charlotte's going to be a mother!" "This HAS been a night." Good ole Templeton, making low-key sex jokes in a kid's movie.

[@pompe221]

My favorite is the "Hurray for Charlotte" where you can't quite tell if he's being sarcastic or just Templeton.

[@MrJamieMurph4141969]

Probably "just being Templeton,"after all in the book,here he informs Wilbur that he has seen that the pig in the next pen has won first prize and adds,"and I quote,Furthermore,I wouldn't be surprised if Zuckerman still changes his mind about you. Wait until he's in the mood for some real crisp bacon and ham! He'll take the knife to you,my friend." What a cad and heel! But then he is a rat.

[@MrJamieMurph4141969]

At least here (and in the book) Wilbur does choose to take Templeton's behavior for what it's worth,by telling him Charlotte's good news. And in the book,again,the way this is also Wilbur's way of ignoring the rat's arroagance and his crack to Wilbur(that Zuckerman could still have second thoughts about keeping him.) By now Charlotte is fairly sure that Zuckerman will let Wilbur live until the day Wilbur dies.

[@shishupalsharma5212]

Edward Sheeran

[@TheInkPitOx]

They can get away with it since Charlotte is a spider

[@jeanniemullinix7221]

Just loved Paul Lynde, he was a genius at subtle humor. Taken from us way too soon. One hell of a loss. They really could not have picked a better guy to do this voice.

[@MorganAFunches]

I agree! I also have a crush on Paul Lynde!

[@austinnix4416]

Paul Lynde as Templeton was absolutely perfect casting.

[@bighand1530]

Paul Lynde was only 55.

[@totothunnderr8998]

I was inspired to research exactly what the outcome of Templeton's feast was. This rat ate nearly 4 pounds of food.Thats almost 12 times his body weight. The amount of calories in everything he ate totals to nearly 1900 calories. That's OVER 30 times the healthy calorie intake of a rat! Templeton is amazing!!

[@buildertherobloxian4731]

Hey. Anything is Possible in a Cartoony Setting.

[@m3rrys0ngstr3ss]

Hey, it's like he said - his stomach can handle anything!

[@AoiUsagiOtoko]

this character wouldnt be half as iconic without paul lynde's performance imo-- he's hilarious and delivers his lines with so much enthusiasm! this had to have been fun af, especially after he starts sounding drunk 😂

[@itsus8172]

And good job avoiding stereotypes by not making the pig the glutton.

[@kristenchaffee4763]

And bonus for making the pig super judgmental about it...

[@susie1175]

After all, Wilbur dreads the thought of being fattened up for Christmas dinner. So I imagine he’s aware of how much he eats in general

[@DByrd1738]

For some odd reason this food looked so delicious as a kid 😂😂

[@toddburgess5056]

Same

[@jaypee9575]

It still makes me hungry.

[@dale4039]

the eating corn like a typewriter gets me every time

[@WiseAilbhean]

So poetic, "everything so well ripened and seasoned with the passage of time and the heat of the day." next time I eat some terrible food I'll describe that way.

[@Justice237]

I think that’s lifted out of the book IIRC, a lot of the dialogue in this movie was

[@Noratcat]

@@Justice237 Yeah it was, but it also works for Templeton in the movie as it demonstrates how dopey and overly satiated he is.

[@snakesn40ozs92]

I know I should have been grossed out as a kid, but this part of the movie always made me hungry...

[@fayneblackheart]

Me too. In fact I'm hungry now...

[@michaelmorse4444]

Yeah, especially the smoked sausage with mustard on bread. That actually tastes good if you try it.

[@mariocooper1996]

It’s actually funny cause the food is supposed to be all spoiled (rotten Cotten candy, melted ice cream, soggy sandwiches, etc.) yet the animators made the food look clean & still edible.

[@MylaTheRaccoon]

@@mariocooper1996yeah

[@MylaTheRaccoon]

@@michaelmorse4444dang, now I gotta try that! 😋

[@gotisc]

I think I could listen to Paul Lynde talk all day

[@DW4Ever91]

Same Hear!

[@HauntFreak13]

Gotis Me too!!!

[@LucyLovettLestrange]

Gotis I love how comedically he sang this!

[@KnightofFunnyJunk]

Templeton truly was the most accomplished character both in the book and in the film. Man got what he was promised and a little extra considering how near the end he finds a mate and has kids of his own.

[@flouserschird]

One of those scenes as a kid you never forget haha

[@SeanTheDisneyGuy]

Ever since I was a kid, Templeton's hiccups usually crack me up! 😂

[@Noratcat]

I know, I mean they had to have been created via sound effects or something.

[@MrOrthopedia]

Just about died laughing.

[@nikicarrie4071]

Me too

[@KatieLeeTitus]

Same *hic* I’m back *hic* hurray for Charlotte

[@stephaniegrip497]

templeton is my spirit animal.

[@candacesmith3126]

Stephanie Gripqq

[@shrimpybob]

Same ;-;

[@Zet_-zc1en]

Yes same

[@sdscd2]

Mine, too. After all, he is a funny one. Plus, he loves food.

[@hastyhillfarmand4x480]

No pleasure shall be overpassed.

[@moatguy]

I loved the part at 1:18-23 when Templeton was chewing on the corn like a typewriter.

[@eltyo340]

yeh that was oddly satisfying, I thought he was going to make a picture or something xD

[@caseyj5637]

Like a rat or something? XD

[@liamrondeau4675]

Paul Lynde's voice was the inspiration for Roger from American Dad.

[@slideshowgurl]

I never knew that but it makes complete sense!!

[@PeachWookiee]

How he talks… it also reminds me of Brandon Rogers.

[@josephineevenson8180]

He’s practically the g-rated rat version of Roger

[@meganchichester9000]

I was wondering about that!!

[@patriciafascina4727]

Paul Lynde didn’t have to go that hard, he did that for us

[@brisjapaneseboyfriendyaoib89]

"Hooray for Charlotte" Ha Ha!!! Love Templeton

[@lavenderflowersfall280]

Yeah... I definitely watch this movie for reasons

[@Numbabu]

We all did 🤷 not sure why so many people experienced this lol

[@raritio]

Same...

[@BeatlU]

why did we all develop that from this

[@Nattakorps]

things nobody ever talks about: who was the father of charlottes spiderlings? nobody will ever know because she ate him.

[@jccw227]

Nattajerk I see you've done your research on barn spiders.

[@Hii-vt1qo]

Yep you are right female spiders eat the male spiders

[@crissipooh]

Nattajerk Hilarious! Never even thought of that... then again I was too young at the time. Wonderful replies as well! Kudos to you all!

[@DaydreamingDrawings]

This is the best comment here

[@kristenchaffee4763]

Templeton, obviously. Taking all of life's pleasures with no concern for consequences. Always prowling around the barn at night...

[@markola]

Templeton taught me how to not judge others who eats outta the trash, because he enjoyed it so well. Lol

[@colbykanter2000]

Yup. In other words, you don't have to starve yourself and be strict, it's okay to indulge once in a while! Go ahead, enjoy it! By all means, you might as well! Templeton would say that.

[@yukiyuhi1993]

This scene is what helped me realize I have a fat fetish.

[@nitchbigger7952]

+Yuki Yuhi you and countless others bro

[@itsus8172]

+Yuki Yuhi Yup. Agreed.

[@screamingpink4ever]

hes a RAT i'm kinkshaming all of you :~(

[@nanoic2964]

I don't remember this scene but there are plenty of other cartoons and comics with weight gain in them. So they potentially made that happen.

[@baffledbrandon6971]

Same here. This scene and many Scooby Doo movies made me realize my love for weight gain. :)

[@xRadicalAurax]

Fucking Templeton, man. My hero. Who could deny that face at 2:26?!

[@MrOrthopedia]

2:39 Me, after dinner.

[@jim6820]

Loved Paul Lynde as the voice of Templeton The Rat. 2 bad his life cut short on 1/11/1982 from a heart attack at age 55. He still could've had a career. May he RIP.

[@paulengler9726]

Hooray for Charlotte. *HIC*

[@FireTiger941]

You ought to be ashamed of yourself...you deserve to have an acute attack of indigestion lol

[@grease5578]

+FireTiger941 my stomach can handle anything lol

[@Stargenese]

@Jack Kwiecinski he hiccups.

[@totothunnderr8998]

The big, sloshy belly physics at 1:39 and the stomach bubble sounds from 2:39 are what corrupted me as a child to my affinity for big, fat, sloshy tummies.

[@michaelleyroy9701]

Interesting, that's cool that you like it.

[@MrOrthopedia]

Literally me, after dinner.

[@nickdruce5806]

Templeton's bladder is also sloshing.

[@ballbelliedlion500]

Yeah, this scene did the same thing for me

[@Jaceblue04]

This. This is how I discovered my fat fetish when I was 4.

[@VoluptuousCowgirl]

Me too. Well this and Violets blueberry scene from the original wonka movie :)

[@tkasmr7481]

Omg I thought I might have been alone in that o.o I used to get so turned on by this as a kid >.>

[@Callsign_KleineMaus]

Me too!!

[@MissLauraSoprano]

Jaceblue04 Wow me too. Crazy.

[@Atma505]

Laura H lol Laura, your profile doesn't make you seem like the sort of person who would say that

[@nwf4372]

I was always so disappointed that he didn’t eat all that food that fell down on him with that tablecloth. But then again, he already clearly had his fill. I’d also love to see someone make a short cartoon about what Templeton did between the time he runs off yelling “glut!! Glut!! Gluuuuut!” and the morning after. Probably just slept some of it off :p

[@sdscd2]

Templeton and I are so relatable. We both love food. And, (when I'm sad due to constant itches) I tend to stress eat.

[@MrOrthopedia]

Same. No wonder I'm too fat to walk.

[@MylaTheRaccoon]

lol, I’m the only skinny one 😂

[@gregayala8867]

RIP Paul Lynde

[@andrewvickers1992]

Good actor, he was on Hollywood Squares and Bewitched. Funny too!

[@EnchantedSmellyWolf]

There's always Roger Smith from American Dad. Well he's suppose to be based from the voice actor sound a like.

[@systemoperator]

I think if Templeton were in an eating contest, he'd win, no doubt about that.

[@ARCtheCartoonMaster]

Jiminy Cricket Is it weird that I actually read your comment in the voice of Jiminy Cricket?

[@thegirlswellner31]

YES!!!!! So true, my freind

[@NickyHelp]

Lets see him compete against Scooby and Shaggy.

[@EvansSt83]

The original Pizza Rat.

[@RestrictedAccessCIP]

Well ripened indeed... Looks like Templeton got pretty drunk on some of that fermented fruit. Oh what a ratly hangover! One of my favorite scenes from this movie! Such a catchy tune!

[@Raizo950]

Paul was the perfect voice for Templeton! So freakin funny 😂😂

[@nak8490]

Templeton is not all bad despite his mischief, gluttony, and misbehavior. Wilbur wouldn't have safely transported Charlotte's egg sack to the barn if it weren't for him.

[@celticpoet21]

i used to love this movie as a kid. Templeton is an excellent character and this was one of my favorite scenes!

[@kylelloyd4437]

One of my earliest memories or childhood when I realized I had a feeding fetish

[@lavenderflowersfall280]

I think it has to do with the fact that my mother was overweight, The Lion King didn't help exactly. And I can never stop long enough on this. Sooo.... Yeah there were signs

[@frostdragon64]

Hotdogs 10 cents! I want to live in this movie

[@frostdragon64]

Byakuya Kuchiki Eeep! Didn't know that. Thanks for the info~

[@LogoMan7777]

Byakuya Kuchiki But the movie itself was made in 1972 and released the next year.

[@mattgerrish908]

frostdragon64 you have to remember that the book was originally published in 1952. Everything was extremely cheap back then compared to how it is today. My dad always told me about how he bought his first car for $100 and it was a car that you'd see for like $5,000 today.

[@thegirlswellner31]

SO ME THOUGH

[@Terrekain]

@@mattgerrish908 Living standards in America have plateaued in the 1960s. One of the reasons for the halt in rise of living standards in for middle Americans was the Immigration Act and the use of overseas cheap labor. It allowed the SWIFT system to deminutize an average American's negotiating power - and with it, the standard of living in America. Essentially, America was exporting prosperity, and importing poverty. The marketing pitch was that America gained the benefit of cheap labor, but in fact, the social and political costs included welfare and foreign wars - far outstripping any benefits of "cheap labor". The only real benefits were to rich people who could widen the profit margins by paying hteir employees less - "Socialize the costs, Privatize the profits." Without the use of immigration and foreign cheap labor, Steve Jobs would have lost nearly all of his negotiating power and would never have been able to garner billions to his name, because in reality, no man is worth millions of people (billions, really) in anything but a socialist economic model. Steve Jobs wasn't a great engineer or "businessman" in the economic sense. He was a leader of lawyers - using government edicts to make it impossibly expensive for innovators to bring their products to market - unless they worked for establishment businesses like Apple which were backed by government funds, regulations and ultimately the use of force. Combined with the cheap labor bought with US government military guarantees and largesse (which created the SWIFT system and financial girdings underpinning it), this made Jobs very rich - he could now buy islands and fleets of aircraft - while American living standards stagnated, and the price of goods and services remained as they were in 1960s - one of the reasons why the government had to rig the economic indicators from inflation to CPI to GDP. Seriously, who in the world believes that inflation does not include food and energy?

[@christopherbubb2890]

Wilbur: "Charlotte's made an egg sac!" Templeton: [completely deadpan] "Hooray for Charlotte."

[@itsus8172]

I remember this from my childhood, but looking back on it now I'm like "Um, did he find some discarded booze too? Cause he's acting more like he's drunk than anything else." The food high is a real thing but I've never seen it make someone unable to stand or have blurry vision. As a kid I thought the pitcher he fell into at 1:25 was lemonade but now methinks it was something else...You'll notice right after that is when he starts acting drunk. Nice #gettingcrappasttheradar while simultaneously introducing legions of children to fat fetishism there, you guys!

[@Jaceblue04]

+Its Us Amen

[@pompe221]

Real apple cider can ferment fairly quickly, and if it got left out all day in the sun . . . . ?

[@happynameday]

This is a long-lived meme in my family and I couldn't be more proud

[@totothunnderr8998]

The noise Templeton's stomach bubbles make at 2:52 gets me every time. A shame they neglected to implement stomach bubbling noises for his scenes after that banana bloated him up...

[@michaelleyroy9701]

I agree on that

[@ballbelliedlion500]

Toto Thunnderr I LOVE that sound!!

[@partyrock2081]

They forgot to put that sound

[@LrdDragnManifesto]

Templeton's sarcasm after the glut... :D

[@happynameday]

Good glory this voice actor and the writers deserve awards

[@dropkickpennyday9576]

Holy crap I can see how this inspired Rogers voice from American dad now lol

[@kiwibird83]

I can barely fathom the number of fat furs this scene has created over the years.

[@bloody4969]

guiltyyyy XD

[@baffledbrandon6971]

Count me in too!

[@thebigbeefyboi9897]

Same with me

[@baffledbrandon3132]

Guilty as charged.

[@RentheGodofHumorTM]

Templetion aught to be ashamed of himself alright. He was swallowing his own pride.

[@ndrew_B]

ba-dum-tss!

[@freelanceryuu]

HAHA

[@davebecker9742]

U

[@kartoonfanatic]

"She's going to become a mother. For your information, there are five hundred and fourteen eggs in that peachy little sack." "This HAS been a night." Not too many suggestive lines in this film, but there's definitely one.

[@brettcolangelo6364]

this is the scene where I rmemeber first being into feederism

[@baffledbrandon3132]

I think this is the first scene we can all remember watching when we first discovered what a fat fetish was.

[@brettcolangelo6364]

@@baffledbrandon3132 this was the start of my journey to become Templeton

[@sabrinastratton1991]

I forgot this movie. Except the rat. As a kid I loved Templeton for some reason

[@blackkimberly295]

Templeton would love the modern fair. Bacon fat, chicken gristle, melted shaved ice, stale deep dish pizza, turkey leg bones, fried cookie dough that's been in the sun all day...

[@meganfarley5302]

1:35 1:37 1:56 2:28 2:54 3:00 3:14 3:37

[@EnchantedSmellyWolf]

This one of my favorite scene. Always made me hungry when I was a kid. I always go for a fresh fried corn dog when the fair is in town!

[@kimanderson8556]

OMG, I ALWAYS LIKED "TEMPLETON" What a character, and ONLY "Paul Lynde" could play that part SOOOO WELL!! "Templeton" ALWAYS did the darndest things. Always getting into mischief and EATING CONSTANTLY!! He LOVED HIS FOOD!! However, it was all just in innocent...good fun!! He DID care about the others too. By helping Charlotte deliver the messages for the web to save Wilbur's life. That's what made "Charlotte's Web" such a GREAT movie!! Everybody getting along and helping each other out!! Those are some of the BEST MEMORIES EVER!!

[@colbykanter2000]

Sandwiches, lunchmeat, cheese, fruit, tuna fish and pickles, egg salad, hotdogs with mustard, hummus, and dill relish, hamburgers, pizza, baked chicken, meat loaf and mashed potatoes, pasta, pastries, and even dim-sum foods like sticky rice, roasted duck, dumplings, chow mein. If I was told by the goose that every one of these foods were at the fair, I'd be just as hungry, mouth-watering, and ravenous as Templeton. Even he would devour all of that. We'd have a great big lunch together.

[@justinthyme2307]

This scene is why I have a fetish for over stuffing my gut and getting fat. I’m sure of it.

[@DiabolicalGenius]

Wilbur: Hey Charlotte. Who was the father? Charlotte: The father was..........delicious.

[@Rovadefrisky-]

Bruh rip 💀

[@WiseAilbhean]

Love Paul lynde and love Templeton! When I see people react frightened when they see a rat, I never get it. When I see rats in the subways in NYC, it always remind me of these scenes of Templeton. Although I can't say the same for spiders.

[@kathrynhill5796]

"Giggles" Templeton is so silly!

[@rosicroix777]

Grew up watching Charlotte's Web & Templeton's song was allways my favorite . Now I think it may have on a subconcious level influeneced me to breed rats . Pet rats aren't like their cousins, they aren't that musical. Though I had 1 that used to beat box in its sleep & they really are alot smarter than you'd think. RIP Paul Lynde

[@mirandawyatt77]

Aw I want pet rats someday 🐀❤

[@nak8490]

God bless Paul's soul. Also, that is sweet of you to help rats in some way. They are misunderstood creatures.

[@cheekycheeky3656]

Paul Lynde was perfect for this role. There is nobody like him for that type of campy humour.

[@april_boyle]

Farewell Charlotte you ol’d schemer 😂 As an adult dying laughing at the cleverness. As a kid, this scene always stood out for its veritable smorgasbord 😘

[@Maskphan1]

“Hooray for Charlotte” 😂😂😂

[@robertbreschard3493]

3:16 she’s gonna become a mother

[@trevor_237]

My friends keep calling me Templeton. I looked it up and this is what I found.

[@tonysexton8207]

Same here ...all my bandmates call me Templeton now !...cause I eat everything in sight

[@MrOrthopedia]

I'm Doughnut Hell Homer after I eat.

[@StevenDolce]

If Templeton was one of the Seven Deadly Sins, he would be Gluttony.

[@ashleynave6082]

That is the character of the rat.

[@ashleynave6082]

Templeton makes me laugh. Yes gluttony not only a deadly sin but also causes health problems due to overconsumption. Rats can do that.

[@swamplife3148]

Nah he'd be lust. Got damn

[@thatonechild8583]

Swamp Life lol

[@Straswa]

I remember watching this when I was young. Thanks for the nostalgia trip.

[@TheMonkeyMan7253]

I love how, despite being selfish and greedy, he's not technically stealing anything. The food was left there by the people. It was basically his for the taking.

[@mynameisjupiter.laspolite2683]

Templeton got into a half can of beer must've. Looks drunk as heck.

[@foxteen8721]

I thought it was lemonade as kid.

[@tigerman531]

If Templeton was in a eating contest, he'd probably pop like a balloon.

[@jasminnemcdonald94A]

eeew! I wouldn't clean up his mess if that happened.

[@lashondakelly7442]

LOL 😂 😂😂😂😂 😂😂 😂😂

[@Triforceman1]

What I wouldn’t give to hear from the people who worked on the film and get to the bottom of just what it was that led to this scene being so extra

[@christinacampbell5952]

This song just randomly pops into my head here and there since I watched this with my daughter almost 20 years ago 🤣 Also bc later in her childhood we watched Bewitched together and I became an Uncle Arthur fan.

[@martinmoore2468]

(0:23) It's time to eat! This is the greatest eating scene from this best classic cartoon movie ever! I love it!

[@GKheartsMiis]

*OMG,* I *definitely* remember this! My *childhood* right there! 😍

[@PaulTesta]

Ditto here! I was fortunate enough, after having read the book in my 2nd grade class, to have seen "Charlotte's Web" in 1973 with my class at the Radio City Music Hall in NYC. Truly, a memory I will always cherish!

[@calhou91]

I wonder how many times Paul Lynde himself crawled back home in the morning hiccupping after a night of partying like Templeton. Lol

[@calhou91]

calhou91 Lynde*

[@daxkenton5476]

@@calhou91 My man, you can edit now, after all these years *Finish the job*

[@PradaHanad]

@@daxkenton5476facts

[@WiseAilbhean]

When Templeton repeats “this has been a night” after learning Charlotte laid a ton of eggs 😭 that was suggestive 🤣😂

[@sj97inr4]

Actualy looked this up after Funhaus referenced it. My partner sings this sometimes but I never actually saw this movie. this is really awesome.

[@7swallowed9]

you and i just did the same thing! XD good to find another FH fan who was also confused.

[@sj97inr4]

Hey man! great to find another FH fan!

[@toddburgess5056]

One of my favorite parts of the movie, I sing this song whenever I'm feeling a little gluttonous, or anytime anyone talks about going to a fair. Also on a side note, I live in the state of Maine where the author of Charlotte's Web ( E.B. White ) was from.

[@sharschro83]

Same😂

[@matthewdilday7918]

He would be great friends with Scooby and Shaggy.

[@partyrock2081]

Why

[@NickyHelp]

@@partyrock2081 Because they too love to eat like he does and have big appetites. That's why.

[@birdleaf03]

Me and the McDonald's Dollar Menu (Colorized 2013)

[@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti1663]

So, in other words, you are making similarities of McDonald's food to the piles of garbage Templeton was eating? 🤔

[@nevillemw]

No way. Roger from American Dad was clearly inspired by this character

[@samsticka]

Templeton really garged down all that leftover food. The banana did him in.

[@bradjames891]

gotta love Debbie Reynolds and her retort of Templeton :)

[@Cline3911]

*T H E G O O S E W A S R I G H T*

[@allythebean0420]

I completely forgot about this movie. I watched this when I was 3-4 years old and this is the only scene I remembered

[@soulcylonic]

That banana at the end tho~

[@kjo2130]

Man I wanted to be templeton so bad lol. He was eating good!

[@sharschro83]

Me too😂

[@seanbloomfield5029]

I love Templeton the rat

[@lashondakelly7442]

Me to he's my favorite character

[@katherinecreamer4480]

His big night ..the gorging Charlotte's big night laying her eggs and making her egg sac.

[@THEGREATMAX]

I wonder if Paul Lynde actually was drunk when he did this voice over

[@joyunicycle]

*hiccup* Most likely

[@18wolfspirit]

I want to sleep atop that belly of his.

[@dillonkinder9296]

When I go to state fair I always think of this movie

[@Rhinogradentian]

I am a gay foodie, and the rat is my chineze zodiac sign, so Paul Lynde's Templeton is my spirit animal.

[@kennethjackson08]

LOVE when he shuts down Charlotte at the end. That stupid stuck up spider.

[@NickyHelp]

What scene?

[@ThomasJamesAlford]

I worked at Chuck E. Cheese in my younger days, and this was a typical Saturday. Sometimes we'd be there until 3 am Sunday cleaning it up!

[@warbacca1017]

God, my childhood. I forgot how much I loved templeton's voice

[@alfcab]

I had a social studies teacher named Mr. Gumerove in HS who had an overbite and looked like Templeton, so whenever I did an impression of Mr. Gumerove I basically did a Paul Lynde voice.

[@andrerison1375]

I looooooveee the sound he makes after he are all of that lmao

[@darkstarmoonshadow]

Paul Lynde was amazing. RIP

[@aestheticvibes432]

I miss cartoons like this