Nu Pogodi Episode 9 REACTION Ну погоди! TELEVISION STUDIO

[@Moonlesssky7]

This fish is dried roach. It's a beer snack in USSR. Before eating her, you need to smack her on, for example, table. He firstly so hard (to clean too), but after smashing it became soft and easy to clean. Joke in "Nu,Pogodi" was about that this fish was so hard, that it brokes everything. Hare in TV sing song from old Soviet children movie " Captain Grand's children" (1936) called "There lived a brave captain" ("Zhil otvazhniy kapitan") kzbin.info/www/bejne/iaG8iXawfLxpZ80 this is original of this song, and this is pretty interesting version from 1984 which performed by a famous Soviet actress kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipi8nqZshNR0oqc (there is text of this song on the description) 3:21 - it's Ostankino - main telecentre in Moscow were many TV programmes was made (and still). It is the tallest building in Europe and Russia 3:31 - this song "Spyat ustaliye igrishki" ( "Tired toys are sleeping") from children program "Spokoynoy nochi, malishi" ("Good night, kids"). Comes out from September 1, 1964 to this day. The children watched it before going to bed (around 8:30 pm). This song can also be considered a lullaby. Mom sang it to me before going to bed as a child. This is one of the version of "open song". kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXbZdWmlgqeggsU There is so many versions of this "opening", this more "Soviet style", but this video from modern time. 3:42 - this is morning exercises from the USSR)))' 4:01 - football))) (not american. Soccer, if we use American's translation. But in Russia it's "football")

[@d00ditsjeremy]

Thank you so much for all of the references!!! These types of comments are always so helpful to me :))))

[@d00ditsjeremy]

Also, is dried roach a good snack? Just curious haha I enjoy fish by have never heard of it prepared this way

[@taemck3946]

@@d00ditsjeremy yap, especially with beer.

[@wariolandgoldpiramid]

I'm russian, and still learned some trivia. That's how you know a quality comment :)

[@d00ditsjeremy]

Awesome! I will have to pair them and try it out! :)

[@WhiteTiberium]

My favourite childhood memory is acting out Wolf and Hare from "Nu, Pogodi!" with a friend. Once we acted out a scene from the episode 1 when the Wolf is climbing up the rope to the Hare's balcony. :D The fish that Wolf is trying to break is called roach (Russian - вобла or тарань transliterated as "vobla" and "taran" respectively). It's actually a traditional way the Soviet citizens were eating the dried fish - they hung it out on the balcony to dry and then knocked with it on the table to soften it. Don't try this at home, or you'll end up like Wolf in this episode. :D The song that the dogs vocal and instrumental band played is "Priest had a dog" (У попа была собака or U popa byla sobaka) which is performed by the band "Tin Soldiers" (Оловянные солдатики) and is intentionally played in the manner of the song "Break on Through" by The Doors. If you listen to the actual song, you can hear that these two are actually similar in some way: the key, the time signature, the tempo and the sound of the music. :D Like and a view, as usual. Keep it up, my American friend. :)

[@d00ditsjeremy]

Thank you so much for the comment! It warms my heart to hear others pretending to be characters, especially from this show! :))) also thank you that is so helpful, I had never heard of roach before and was embarrassed while recording to have no clue what it was haha. And yes! I wanted to say Break On Through so bad because the melody is identical!

[@olilacs]

Спасибо вам, добрый человек! Break on Through, надо же!

[@Ajoura]

​@@d00ditsjeremy To point it out more: "A Priest Had a Dog" is a famous Russian endless stanza. It was written a long time ago. Goes like this: A priest had a dog, he loved her, She ate a piece of meat, he killed her, Buried her and signed that a priest had a dog, he loved her, She ate a piece of meat, he killed her, Buried her and signed that... You got the idea. That dog band is an obvious homage to the Beatles (visually) and to the Doors (musically).

[@VadimYoutube]

Как всегда улыбнуло, спасибо что смотришь наши советские мульты )))

[@ВолкЧерный-р8ь]

это начало, где волк сушеной рыбой разгромил всю квартиру - одно из любимых)

[@МихаилМишков-м7б]

When the Wolf runs into the studio-TV and sees the musicians, he is surprised to find that his pajama pants are exactly the same as the musicians. Although he is not a dog (dogs and wolves are enemies), he still feels sympathy for dog musicians. After all, wolves and dogs are close relatives. And yes!... he always dreamed of becoming a rocker!... but he doesn't know how to handle an electric guitar. Out of joy and the opportunity to "participate" in a real rock band, he forgets about caution and unknowingly sticks the cord from the electric guitar not into the amplifier, but into an electrical outlet.

[@dedlifs2]

This is vobla - Dried fish Snack with beer

[@d00ditsjeremy]

What do you think of it, is it a good snack?

[@danydark9868]

@@d00ditsjeremy its very salty and dry, if You want try this, try vobla with beer)))

[@reyk3524]

@@danydark9868 It depends on how much salt you put in there. If the fish is too salty, it becomes so dry that it can be used as a hammer.

[@danydark9868]

@@reyk3524 i know, im from Russia)))) Im Just trying help Jeremy to understand the taste))))

[@reyk3524]

@@danydark9868 Ну давай))

[@madwanderer6939]

Here’ s some explanation about authentically Soviet-Russian stuff and soundtracks from this serie: 1) In the beginning the Wolf is watching a football match. You can guess it by special music and comments about passing the ball and getting the goal. Ironically, when the commentator shouts “Goal!”, the wolf directly hits the windowsill, that later falls down, by dried fish. 2) On TV the Hare sings pretty popular Soviet song “Captain, captain, smile...”. 3) The TV studio, depicted in this cartoon, is real. It’s famous Ostankino teletower, located in North-Eastern part of Moscow. Anyone can get a trip there. 4) Through the door of the first studio the Wolf hear a theme song of one famous kid’s TV programm of USSR “Tired toys are sleeping...”. That’ s why the Wolf yawns, it’s another joke. Near the second studio he hears a morning gymnastic’s report and stands in described positions. Near the third studio, he hears a part of dialogue of popular Soviet-Russian drag-comedians, whose stage images have been elderly women. That’s why the Wolf covers his head with his top. Near the fifth studio he hears comments on football game, that’s why the Wolf kicks the door with his legs, while “Goal!” is shouted by commentator. 5) Many Soviet music bands were copying the style of “The Beatles”, so no wonder, that the trio of dogs may resemble “The Beatles” to foreigners. 6) The fencing is a reference to Soviet TV-movie “The three musketeers”, based on the same-name novel by French author Alexander Duma. This movie was incredibly popular in USSR and still remains a classics in post-Soviet countries. It can be often seen on Russian TV-channels, by the way. And the soundtrack to this moment is an orchestra version of “Little man”, originally performed by Cher (USA) in 1960s, by James Last. 7) The soundtrack to magic show is “Caravan twist” by Bill Haley& His comets.

[@EmelyanovEgor]

Caravan is not by Bill Haley. It was created in 1930 by Duke Ellington. Haley just made a cover.

[@madwanderer6939]

@@EmelyanovEgor , спасибо за примечание)

[@zvimur]

The first tune in the Musketeer room is cover of Cher's "Little Man" (Paul Moriat orchestra?) Made popular by Oleg Popov kzbin.info/www/bejne/boikhZuanLKskM0

[@uvesel4ak]

Hello, man. I'm from Russia. I was looking for "ну погоди" and found your channel).

[@teymurmehdi626]

Next episode is "Construction Site" and it's my favorite episode. I hope you will watch it in nearest time ✊🏼❤️🔥

[@d00ditsjeremy]

I watched it earlier, video will be up soon. I think it is my favorite too!!

[@teymurmehdi626]

@@d00ditsjeremy Episode 10??

[@d00ditsjeremy]

Теймур Мехтиев yes! I recorded 2 today, I will upload the other tomorrow most likely

[@teymurmehdi626]

@@d00ditsjeremy thank you so much , I will wait it 🔥❤️

[@AntonMonster]

My favourite childhood memories we’re playing in yard with my friends and watching cartoons on tv 😊

[@mindjam5320]

1:35 it's a dried salted fish, very traditional snack for beer in Russia. often it's too hard to chew on, so you need to soften it by bending 4:25 it's probably the only moment in Nu Pogodi series where you can see humans :)

[@_l9_]

RU Ну погоди мой любимый сериал EN Nu Pogodi my favourite film

[@zvimur]

4:42 "Dvornyagi" (Дворняги) = Alley Dogs. The song is a self repeating ditty to a "modern" tune

[@gramrus]

and they look like the Beatles :)

[@jurayneskazu64]

@Over Shantae'd это пижама же. Он ведь прямо как перед теликом расслаблялся, так и поперся в телецентр - в майке и пижамных штанах. И кстати, стиляжный клеш он регулярно носил, несмотря на "соцкласс".

[@fgjjdgb3949]

9:13 Russian cat shows the power of the light side of the force.

[@Ars__Longa]

"Dvornyagi" are a reference to Soviet rock-hate campaign (long hair, wide pants and "stupid" lyrics in songs)

[@nellyak9895]

my favorite Soviet cartoon - "Bring Rex back" This is amazing movie.

[@Genesis21594]

Fish in the begining is too dried, and wolf can't crack it. On the studio in the first room they film show for children "Good night, babies!", in second - gymnastics, in third - comic grannies, and next is soccer.

[@0deadx21]

Growing up with this cartoon is an awesome experience.

[@Soundofmusic777]

The fish is a the famous Soviet dried herring! Some of them were dried so long, they were as hard as rocks;) This is one of the symbols of the time.

[@zvimur]

The third voice actor is Gennadi Khazanov, a major Russian comedian. At beginning of career did a lot of voice impressions.

[@986KuroYuki]

11:13 Volk starting wathing football on TV sound " Football March" «Футбольный марш» - марш, написанный советским композитором Матвеем Блантером в 1938 году. Традиционно звучал на футбольных матчах в СССР. Ныне звучит на матчах Высшей, Первой и Второй лиг чемпионата России.

[@ЗалинаМысикова]

My favourite childhood memory is assembling a New Year tree with my father. We used to do it every year. It gave me an opportunity to show that I am better in engineering than him (and he is a professional engineer) as I usually figured it out faster how to combine those numerous plastic pieces to make a tree. I still assemble the same tree every year though now I do it alone as he moved out.

[@goldensch4440]

Hi! I was born in 1991, and I remember how at the end of 1990 children hurry to home when the main TV channel showed Disney Club (8 and 13 hours on weekends) In Russia, we saw these cartoons as REAL, and Soviet cartoons were a little painful to watch because we already knew that that country was no more, and nothing new appeared at that time. The ruble exchange rate collapsed, the country became very poor, parents became gloomy and focused, there was a war in the South. The Studio that produced Nu Pogodi sold copyrights to masterpieces at a criminally low price... But when we watched Darkwing Duck or Chip and Dale, we could forget about it. For me, the happiest childhood memory is Disney cartoons. And of course Ninja Turtles! There is a well-known explanation case for an employee who was late for work because he was watching Ninja Turtles P.S. the song that dogs sing at 5:00 is an old Russian endless story: The priest had a dog, he loved it, the dog ate a piece of meat, the priest killed it, buried it in the ground, wrote an inscription (and then the text repeats) And Yes, this is a parody of rock and roll, which was condemned by the Soviet ideology as corrupting the youth And of course, everyone adored it :) Inscription on the drum: Mongrels P.P.S. You may already know, but in the original story, the wolf and the hare live not far from each other, the wolf is a difficult teenager about 15 years old and not an old pedophile as you might think :)

[@UniOken]

The rock band "The Curs" (or "The Mongrels") spoofs "Doors". Even an exact clip of them ("Break On Through"). The Mongrels sing, in the "rocker" style, an old Russian joke verse "with no final at all": -- A priest had a dog, he was so fond of it, But the dog ate the priest's meat, so the priest killed the cur! He buried its body, and wrote an epitaph, As follows: "A priest had a dog, he was so fond of it, But the dog ate the priest's meat, so the priest killed the cur..." etc.

[@kostenpsycho2422]

Jeremy, about "Treasure Island" - I remember that you were advised. If you decide to watch this cartoon, then I advise you to watch it with subtitles, since the dialogues are important there.

[@d00ditsjeremy]

Yes, thank you! I think I am going to do a poll on which I should watch next. Treasure island is always recommended

[@JaneXemylixa]

@@d00ditsjeremy The dialogue is 99% original Stevenson text, so there's few surprises there. The songs, though... they're memetic for a reason :D

[@Potato67828]

Ayyyyy! Don't know what's with the long break but I hope everything's fine now. Love your vids. Thanks a lot!

[@d00ditsjeremy]

Thank you! The season has been busy for me! I am looking forward to making many more videos though

[@icealchemist9122]

Привет с Камчатки мужик! 👍

[@d00ditsjeremy]

Здравствуй! :) Спасибо, что присоединились!

[@WhiteTiberium]

Сибирь, точнее, Новосибирск на связи! :)

[@Хитрец-ц9г]

мне кажется этот парень не повзрослеет ))0 ну и фиг с ним ))) пусть остаётся молодым)))

[@Moonlesssky7]

About pretending to be some character. I also liked to pretend to be Peppy Longstocking) But from Soviet film about her. I sang songs from this film, and thought: “How would she act in this situation?»🤣 Yeah, I was, like, 4-5 years old...

[@d00ditsjeremy]

Haha yes! This is great to hear, it is exactly what I did when pretending to be a different character too! “What would they do in this situation?” 😂😂

[@saitohajime2931]

Делай реакции чаще

[@pzdcpzdcpzdc]

1:32 i like this fish slap 😂

[@МихаилМишков-м7б]

Such a T-shirt, which the Wolf is wearing, was called in the USSR "an alcoholic's T-shirt". A Wolf's apartment is like an alcoholic's apartment. This is a parody of asocial elements (drunks and idlers) in the USSR. And the way he tries to soften the fish (roach), such fish was used instead of snacks when drinking vodka. Despite the fact that the Wolf has a glass of milk on the table. (or moonshine?) Like the apartment of Bivez and Badhead, it is all in ruins and has not been cleaned. Shabby walls, remnants of furniture and trash are scattered everywhere on the floor.Despite the fact that the Wolf jealously watches only his appearance (his own appearance is much more important to him than the neatness and cleanliness of his home) and is always dressed in colorful fashion trends (in the style of the 70s) "with a needle".

[@zvimur]

Mid 1970s many Stage magicians (in Russia) had "Levitation through Hypnosis" acts

[@thalydeems3158]

on KZbin there are mostly 30-year-olds and younger, so we also grew up in Russia on power rangers and ninja turtles :)

[@shvalovpavel9243]

I watched with pleasure many cartoons: both western, and soviet. It's not than easy to choose only one of them, but I still remember my emotions of watching Duck Tales and Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers, despite I was only 4, when these cartoons were firstly shown by Soviet TV. As for the music, there were many popular types of it in USSR of the 1970th. Rock music was also popular despite not so many bands (mostly soft-rock, such as like The Wings, The Sweet, Smokie etc) were officially release in USSR that decade. However, it was possible to bring the others from Poland or Bulgaria (almost all rock groups: Led Zeppelin, Rolling Stones, Deep Purple and many others were officially sold in those countries). Probably, here is the most popular rock song in 1970th USSR: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bn3LnKyveNuIfs0 Soviet rock was only started to develop, so the 1970th were the age by bard music: the author's personal lyrics unde the guitar, like Bob Dylan's songs (kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5K0qWelbdCggq8). Very popular was instrumental music: Paul Mauriat and James Last's Orchestras had huge popularity in USSR. And many others genres, of course

[@d00ditsjeremy]

Thank you so much! And yes, I enjoyed Duck Tales and Chip & Dale also!!

[@АлексейПолтавцев-о2з]

7:35 обожаю этот музон

[@SashaCIXXVIII]

Когда закончиш смотреть "ну погоди" обязательно посмотри про кота Леопольда.

[@Среднийпарень-б9ш]

Было много серий Ну, погоди! .Есть 0 пилотный из киножурнала Весёлая Карусель 1969 года Режиссёр, художник Геннадий Сокольский Кто озвучивает Волка не известно? 19,20 выпуски созданы на студии Кристмас филмз на компьютере 2005 и 2006 годов Волка озвучивает под Папанова Игорь Христенко Зайца Ольга Зверева Режиссёр Алексей Котёночкин . 4 выпуска киножурнала Фитиль на студии Союзмультфильм Режиссёр Вячеслав Котёночкин Волка озвучивает Анатолий Папанов Зайца Клара Румянова 1 Фальшивый мотив был утерян но нашёлся 1977 года, 2 Руками не трогать 1977 года, 3 Удивительные башмачки 1977 года, 4 Запрещённый приём 1979 года . Телевыпуски 3 штуки 1980-1981 годов сняты на студии Экран той самой где был снят Кот Леопольд Режиссёр Юрий Бутырин он рисовал оригинальные серии Волка озвучивает Владимир Ферапонтов Зайца Клара Румянова Вячеслав Котёночкин в своих мемуарах называл эти Телевыпуски убогим дурновкусием . 14 Социальных роликов1986-1987 годов сняты на студии Экран Режиссёры Юрий Бутырин, Александр Федулов, Вадим Меджибовский Окно,Кран,Пружина,Лифт, Ванна . Реклама камеры Кварц 1976 года была утеряна но нашлась Режиссёр Виктор Арсентьев Волка озвучивает Анатолий Папанов Зайца Клара Румянова . Реклама конфет Джойта 1994 года Волка озвучивает Владимир Сошальский который в 15 выпуске озвучил Бегемота в 16 Волка из Красной Шапочки это была последняя работа при жизни Вячеслава Котеночкина и Клары Румяновой . Видозаставка Программа мультфильмов была утеряна нонашлась1972 года Режиссёр Юрий Бутырин Волка озвучивает Анатолий Папанов Зайца Клара Румянова позже сокращена, переозвученна, использована в Телевыпусках . Реклама Нурофена 2018-2019 годов Волка озвучивает Дмитрий Филимонов Зайца Ксения Бржезовская . Ну погоди Новогодний выпуск 2 варианта 1 2012 года Режиссёр Рим Шарафутдинов с использованием голосов Папанова,Румяновой 2 Поймай звезду 2018 года Режиссёр Алексей Котёночкин Волка озвучивает Игорь Христенко Зайца Лариса Брохман Реклама шоколадных яйц Петрушка 2004 года Волка озвучивает Игорь Христенко. Реклама шоколадных яйц Ландрин 2005 года. Неиспользованные дубли 1,2,3,5 выпусков . фильм Старые песни о главном 3 там Волк и Заяц появляются. ссылка на официальный английский канал Ну, погоди со всеми этими сериями kzbin.info из этого канала удалены 19 и 20 выпуски по причине авторских прав . Так что он . Ещё наскоро закончит!!!.

[@Oksana-Ksenija225]

Как я слышала, в Европе не едят сушёную рыбу. Это именно сушёная рыба такая !😀

[@zvimur]

Other the Animation, Soviet cinema had a great amount of Fantasy genre live action films (fairy tale films as they were called). A number of directors specialized in it. Rou, Ptushko, Rytsarev, Kosheverova and others. At a certain point Soviet TV dedicated a Week End time spot called "Being Guests at Fairy Tale" to such movies.

[@d00ditsjeremy]

Interesting, do you have any specific recommendations? I have never seen any Soviet fantasy live action films!

[@zvimur]

@@d00ditsjeremy Easier said than done. Here's an old (1967) personal favorite "Aladdin's magic lamp" kzbin.info/www/bejne/jIS4lYdnqcdgaKM A lot of comedy, surreal effects, gorgeous music. (Warning: hardly any songs). Strongly recommend a reaction. Ask around.

[@кружево]

@@d00ditsjeremy Прекрасный фильм. В Союзе делали много мультфильмов и фильмов, там также может быть много моментов, понятных каждому советскому человеку, но неясных иностранцу. Вся наша культура пропитана такими ссылками и скрытыми смыслами. Мозг должен работать =) Дисней тоже так делал (недавно читала, что в его сериалах были пародии на известных людей). Great movie. Many cartoons and films were made in the Soviet Union, and there may also be many moments that are clear to every Soviet person, but unclear to a foreigner. Our entire culture is steeped in such references and hidden meanings. The brain should work =) Disney also did this (recently I read that in his works there were parodies of famous people).

[@кружево]

@@d00ditsjeremy I want to advise a lot, but all this in Russian. I found a very interesting, innovative for its time children's film "Aibolit-66", but the subtitles are only in Spanish =) And so almost everything: either the translation is pirated and I can only download it, but not give a link, or there is no translation at all, or the language is not English.

[@stalkerfromvoronezh4493]

All soviet appliance has a same socket like 220V power plug. I had cable radio with same plug.

[@wariolandgoldpiramid]

This was so fun to watch 😁 I would personally recommend the old russian movie (two episode mini-series), "Goodbye, Marry Poppins". Problem with that is, you'd really need the english subtitles, and I think they can only be found on the official Blueray. Copyright might also be an issue, but I don't know for sure. So... Yeah, I don't know if it would work, but it woulc be really nice to see.

[@d00ditsjeremy]

Thank you! I don’t monetize my channel so copyright hasn’t ever been much of an issue

[@wariolandgoldpiramid]

@@d00ditsjeremy I think I managed to find the subtitles online, actually. And since the film in russian is available on KZbin for free, I'd say you can go on with it.

[@d00ditsjeremy]

Ahh awesome!!

[@wariolandgoldpiramid]

@@d00ditsjeremy I'm looking into these files, to see if they need polish or synching. I'll send you the files when I'm able to :)

[@MrEleman]

Топ контент подьехал

[@АсетКашкимбаев]

Not grilled, but salted dried fish. We love this kind of fish when drinking beer

[@AlexFG24]

Dried salted fish is a very popular beer snack in Russia. If it gets too dry, it becomes as hard as wood.

[@dimakul2765]

Nice!

[@Edelhif]

Hi! I like your reactions a lot, thank you for reviewing our cartoons! I do strongly recommend the music cartoon "Bremenskie Muzikanti" or The Musicians of town Bremen. There is a version with english subs. I am more then sure you will enjoy it! It's about 20min long but totally worth it! No need to say it is a classic along with "Nu Pogodi" or "Winnie the Pooh" (another very populae and beloved russian cartoon). All the best! P.S. to choose the right one look for the blond guy in a red shirt, not just the animals. 😉

[@rainbowdash7918]

Like your reactions :)

[@f1scher77]

my favourite in my childhood - is cartoon when i come after school exactly in time when Jackie Chan's Adventure will start, oh, i really like to watch this cartoon with magic Talismans of Shendu

[@Andrey-fs6wn]

Cool!

[@mirrortherorrim]

2:00 It's supposed to be a dried fish. A popular in Russia snack (usually to beer). Tends to be very stiff.

[@GrafMKristo]

3:51 the Wolf hears this duet and mimicks them en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veronika_Mavrikievna_and_Avdotya_Nikitichna

[@zvimur]

Hello, keep in mind it was actually Hazanov mimicking the duet. He did that in mid 70s.

[@GrafMKristo]

@@zvimur о_О Sheeesh! I didn't notice that! Cool! Thanks!

[@RobbyStarr]

(You know what? KZbin just erased what i've typed, so "lovely", that's freaking me out! OMG! And I should type it in english again?... Cause google translator is bad for my language.) What's my favorite cartoon charecters? All family members and friends of "The Incredibles", Frozon is good that's for sure, because he's not too groovy, not too rude, Dash on the water and in the jungle is cool. Also maybe grandpa from "Up", Ralph from "Wreck-It Ralph", Lisa Simpson you know where from. But old cartoons just lefted in the past. Be surprised, I'm Russian, but I don't like almost anything from Russian art, any kind of art.

[@АннаКубалова-г5о]

Cat is Igor Kio, Russian magician

[@kspshnik]

The band's name, "Dvornyagi" (Дворняги in Russian). Дворняги is plural of Дворняга, which is mongrel or cur. I think it should be "The Curs", because of The Cure %)

[@zvimur]

How about "The Backstreet Dogs"? 😉

[@kspshnik]

@@zvimur It doesn’t imply intimation of The Cure. Or you mean they refer Backstreet boys?

[@zvimur]

@@kspshnik I don't think either The Cure or Back Street Boy bands existed (or even born?) in mid seventies. I thought we were both anachronistically joking!

[@kspshnik]

@@zvimur Yep, right you are. The Cure was founded in 1978, Backstreet Bous were born in 1993, but this episode as old as am I - it was first shown in 1976 :) Probably, they meant The Beatles, based on writing Dwornyagi?

[@zvimur]

@@kspshnik I was 8 years old.

[@Среднийпарень-б9ш]

Uraaa Well, dooditsjer wait!

[@JoeBrandon]

About this dog band - in soviet times rock, rock'n roll and american pop culture were being treaten (bad grammar mb, sorry) as an art performed by dogs, cacophony. Like rock is not a music, it's a dogs' barking. So this is a big mock, surelly you didn't get it. About fish - it's a vobla. Dried fish. Very popular in Russia. Many people here, especially in countryside like to fish, and then dry fishes at home. Very tasty snack, best with beer, but you have to know how to eat this dried fish, it's not an easy thing, you can't just open and eat, you have to peel it, cut off head, and then slice some good dried parts of fish without bones. Otherwise you will be like this wolf in the beginning.

[@ИванИванов-з4с3п]

i'm grown up on this cartoons, i love them soooo much. it is nice, man from america seen them now and having fun. glad to see it! i'm from russia, because i'm sorry for my english. you know what animation studio Soyuzmultfilm prepare new bunch of Nu, pogodi? new issues of old series.

[@ievazagante5527]

Latvia still considered by many as part of the Eastern Europe. Whatever. But people here are fond of all kinds of music. From Folk and symphonic music to Metal. Take Skyforger (there are some official videos in the KZbin) and their album "Kurbads, ķēves dēls"- in 2018 there was "a metal opera" though I would rather call it a metal ballet (turned out they both go well together). Or this song: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2PVXqippd1pgq8. The first word is title (Oak tree), the other - names of the folk music groups. And then there is Russian music (from e.g. a rapper who had got bachelor's degree in Oxford in medieval literature) to big buts and tits. And, of course, everything English and American.

[@ievazagante5527]

The text of the song is: A priest had a dog whom he loved, a dog ate a peace of meat and priest killed it, buried in a pit, put on a gravestone and wrote on it: A priest had a dog .... and so on.

[@несмотринаменятак]

Man! Check out some other Soviet cartoon For example "The Adventures of Vasya Kurolesov"

[@garleanold134]

4:45 The Beatles

[@d00ditsjeremy]

Thank you! I thought it heavily resembled the Beatles but was afraid that would be naive and too American of me to assume it was them

[@garleanold134]

@@d00ditsjeremy :)

[@WhiteTiberium]

@@d00ditsjeremy The 4-piece rock band shown in the cartoon - guitars, keyboards and drums - isn't a full The Beatles copy. :D The "Dvornjagi" band should have a bassist to completely look like them. :)

[@danjen.]

This is not the Beatles, this is The Doors.

[@d00ditsjeremy]

Break on through is the song correct? I don’t know why I said Beatles I meant The Doors

[@BooseekCo]

Ура. Футболка крутая

[@d00ditsjeremy]

Спасибо! Я надеюсь опубликовать больше фотографий позже

[@vvpjnr2106]

This is One Fish (like One Ring)

[@LeDanPrimaQua]

As you said back in the review of the third episode of our animated series "Just You Wait!", You are interested in information about music. The fact is that the animated series itself is unique in that in principle there is no special music in it - it uses only various songs and instrumental music of the USSR, foreign songs and instrumental (such countries as the Czech Republic, Poland, Germany, the USA and Hungary). Can I write down a list of songs from the first episodes you watched under each of your reviews?

[@Veroseka]

Btw there are another 4 episodes you missed the show is about 20 episodes you can theme in KZbin

[@petiaivailova2563]

I loved to play Mario bros.

[@d00ditsjeremy]

How awesome, me too!! Sonic The Hedgehog is the first game I remember playing but a neighbor had a Mario Bro’s and I remember playing that too

[@richardshelton4424]

Where is mystery of third planet??? Yes i am Russian)

[@JaneXemylixa]

4:10 I have a strong suspicion that this bit was inspired by Yellow Submarine. TV studio props behind doors becoming real and posing danger? Yes please :)

[@zvimur]

It was just a projection of a historic movie (judging by uniforms WW1).

[@JaneXemylixa]

@@zvimur I see that. It's just... the setup is super familiar ;)

[@zvimur]

@@JaneXemylixa are you familiar with Soviet comedies?

[@JaneXemylixa]

@@zvimur Yes. To an extent. I'm Russian (if so are you, this is awkward lol)

[@zvimur]

@@JaneXemylixa born in Uzbekistan early memories from a 1965 movie "Keys to the sky"(Ключи от неба). In a nightmare young soldier runs into a room full of electronics that suddenly turn out to be robots (Almost 20 years before first Transformers). Just saying that humor is same everywhere.

[@СвятославАдамов]

Hi👋 I want to advise you great Soviet cartoon "Тайна третьей планеты" (in English "Alice and the mistery of the third planet")! It's certainly good both in original and in English version

[@Uncut1987]

if you are such a fan of "ну, погоди", then I recommend you the movie " Добро пожаловать, или Посторонним вход воспрещен" (1964)

[@Unknown-k6w6e]

Лайков над видео 666

[@ЛАЛИТА-ж8т]

. Лолита. А что за цифры вы шпион. Это сикрет ный код? Я угадала?

[@ДамирНуралиев-л2ц]

PLEASE 🙏

[@ДамирНуралиев-л2ц]

Please make a reaktion to the song lorenzo's music - downtown pleaseeee

[@demspymemspy2408]

This kipper fish 1:57

[@МайклМайкл-н6ц]

I love your reactions. But not russian sub... sorry my English.

[@nguyenucloc5373]

3:15 what is the song

[@zvimur]

"Wheels" by String-Alongs. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZCsgYOmi9ubrpo Sorry, not OG live performance on YT.

[@абобус-ь4ф]

Русские Вперёд

[@ЛюдмилаЧеркашина-ъ8м]

Много болтаешь

[@marusilda1]

🤦🏽 человек делится эмоциями. У вас мозги вообще есть?