Many Voices of Daws Butler (Yogi Bear / Huckleberry Hound / AND MORE!)

[@TheRadioAteMyTV]

Daws Butler was Mel Blanc without the giant WB paycheck. I hope he is remembered as long as Mr. Blanc and as fondly. He certainly earned it.

[@devinpaul9026]

More so for me, while Blanc probably DID other work, he was mostly the "Looney Tunes" guy, and those were always just kind of a background thing for me. I was a lot more eighties and nineties, Hannah Barbera revival and other random specials and stuff that all tended to use him and his related talent pool.

[@elderherrera2238]

My ears and yours are well blessed.

[@JoeTaylor-p4o]

Mel Blanc was also a frequent performer on Jack Benny’s show

[@brytilaar]

And Paul Frees was to Rankin/Bass.

[@CheeseMiser]

And youre quite inferior in bed compared to that dead housefly on the ground ​@ShannonFreng

[@JCBro-yg8vd]

He was the Mel Blanc of Hanna-Barbera cartoons, he voiced many of their earliest iconic creations.

[@MarcusPearl]

Mel Blanc was the Mel Blanc of Hanna Barbera Cartoons. Daws Butler is his own standing

[@davidwesley2525]

@@MarcusPearl Mel Blanc did mostly Looney tunes cartoons. Bugs Bunny , Yosemite Sam , Porky Pig & many more.🤩🤩🤩

[@bobbyfrancis8957]

@@davidwesley2525 You didn't read Mel Blanc's autobiography? He looked up to Daws Butler, because Mel, when he was recording he could only one voice at a time; but Daws could switch from one voice to another! Baba Lou and Quick Draw McGraw were the same person ( and its Snooper and Blabbermouse )!

[@jaydtuareagibsonchannelcar8313]

He also voice rufus ruffcut and sawtooth red max and peter perfect sergeant blast

[@KENNYTHEGHOST777]

@@MarcusPearl Mel and daws are friends

[@stephenholloway6893]

Rest In Peace Daws Butler you were among the greatest voice actors of all time. Your legendary career will never be forgotten.

[@stitchthealien409]

I hope heaven has plenty of picnic baskets for him

[@kevinmiller6380]

@@stitchthealien409 Cause I'm smarter than the average bear.

[@emilysantoyo918]

Daws Butler is not only my favorite voice actor in the Hanna Barbara universe but he’s one of my favorite voice actors of all time! I’m so happy you made this lovely tribute video to his characters, thank you Tim!!

[@WillScarlet16]

He was Nancy Cartwright's voice-acting mentor.

[@dannythomas417]

Ah, yes, Nelson & Kearney.

[@47Cartoonguy]

And Bob Bergan

[@jacoblakins6628]

As well as Bill Farmer's!

[@SigtryggsMyndir]

As well as Pumbaa jr.

[@omanimoves6312]

And Corey Burton's, Greg Burson's and Rob Paulsen's.

[@andrei1971]

Wow such great range. I never knew he was the voice behind so many of my childhood cartoons. He's a legend that I never knew. Just look at all these characters! Such a great actor!

[@DoctorJazzMan1]

Daws Butler was Hanna Barbera greatest celebrity. I didn't know he voiced Cap'n Crunch nor one of dr. seuss's characters or Looney Tunes or Tom & Jerry. and I've watched the phantom tollbooth it was the greatest movie. But it was his Talent in H.B that made him really Famous. Brilliant Just Brilliant.

[@michaelstrong5383]

Daws Butler was to Hanna Barbera like what Mel Blanc was to Warner Bros.

[@candicehoneycutt4318]

Dr. JazzMan1 He was a really talented guy. He was also responsible for helping to coach Nancy Cartwright (aka Bart Simpson) when she was first getting started, among other very talented voice actors. Where would we be without him lmao

[@keatonthekoopatroopa246]

@@candicehoneycutt4318 Don't forget the late Greg Burson.

[@bowlersinger]

Besides Cap'n Crunch, he also voiced Quisp!

[@BrotherDerrick3X]

@@keatonthekoopatroopa246 Greg Burson did most of Daws Butler's characters after he passed away. I had no idea he passed away as well.

[@abnjmk]

Daws & Don Messick were the voice work horses in the early days of Hanna Barberra :-)

[@nealbradleigh5069]

To quote the late and great comedian JACK BENNY...." there's only ten people living in Los Angeles. Everybody else is MEL BLANC"! THAT LINE can also be said for almost all of our Cartoon memories. Think, between Mel, Daws Butler. Don.Messick, Paul Frees, June Foray, Janet Waldo, et al, and you're at a loss to include anybody else. Let's give credit to the likes of Walter Tetley (late of Radio's GREAT GILDERSLEEVE, as the young Leroy, but generations from the 50s to today know his as Peabody's boy, SHERMAN. Mel did not do all of WB's cartoon voices, but under the demands of his contract, all credits for the multiple voices were given to him. One man does stand out (and bears a strong resemblance to the character he voices, as the sappy shmoo in almost all of Bug's memorable comic jaunts. Actor Robert Q Lewis was the voice (and model) for Elmer Fudd. You know actress Penny Singleton from radio, movies and the small screen as print cartoonist Chick Young's iconic Blondie, but she's famous also voicing 1962's sunday night primetime foray into the future, as Jane Jetson! Must, pause, reality is calling me...will return with more banter!

[@AusyG]

Neal Bradleigh I know that he is known for being shaggy but Kasey kasem is always a special one to me.

[@nealbradleigh5069]

I just remembered KENNY DELMAR, whose voice you'd recognize from dozens of cartoons (GAMMA production characters from Rocky & Bullwinkle shows). Toss in Hans Conried, Pail Frees, Arnold Stang and a slew of talented radio veterans, who like Mel worked a variety of radio shows (such as Fred Reed, who, long before Hanna-Barbara made him a household name, contributed to radio's Fred Allen show, with Delmar (who was a regular, with June Foray and Daws Butler, on CBS radio's Stan Frreberg show).

[@dilungmoveityafool777]

Alan Reed too! Once the original actors leave or die, there's always a drop in quality.

[@thegrimreaper1991]

I had honestly never heard of him, but I did grow up watching nearly all the characters he voiced. Sadly I was only 11 when he died so i dont remember......but he was a great voice artist nearly as great as Mel Blanc :)

[@fractuss]

Also check out June Foray. She was great.

[@enriqueenriqueziii5564]

Anyone who watched Boomerang as a kid should know who he is.

[@MBurrellstudios]

What an amazing voice actor. I recognized so many of these voices but didn't know they were all Daws Butler!

[@neintimesthegeek1337]

So many voices, and so many different personalities

[@jorgeramery4123]

He also voiced Tom and Jerry from 1950-1956. For example when Tom says, “como estas, uh, señorita”. He didn’t just voice Spike and Butch.

[@jamircox8458]

No he didn’t

[@Jowilliams1749]

A Hanna-Barbera & TV voice Legend.

[@jimmyb1559]

Jinx the cats voice still kills me! What a talented guy.

[@sarahmcmann5253]

My dad loves Jinx the Cat

[@brianarbenz1329]

Impossible that he could be all these voices! But yep, he’s that talented. Daws Butler was a huge part of my childhood. ❤️

[@chrismayer3919]

AMAZING! I didn't know he did THAT many voices!

[@aceflashheart2523]

I’ve been waiting ages for this one! A great tribute to a great voice actor. 👍

[@VIDEOHEREBOB]

Snagglepuss was my favorite. Thanks for paying homage to Daws.

[@joeybonin7691]

Exit, stage left.

[@CoreyRoth]

I’ve got an autographed Animation Cel of Cap’n Crunch with Trix Rabbit that I cherish & LOVE seeing all these voices! So many I didn’t realize! What an Amazing Talent he was! Thank you for posting this video!!! Make me a kid again~

[@dorianphilotheates3769]

Daws Butler (1916-1988) Fantastic talent! Thanks for the laughs and the magical memories, Mr. Butler - Requiescat In Pace.

[@SulliMike23]

When he voiced Barney Rubble for a time, he did so because Mel Blanc was in a coma at the time after a car accident.

[@richardranke3158]

I thought that in a few Flintstones episodes, Barney sounded a little like Yogi Bear!:-)

[@michaelstrong5383]

Another great "Many Voices of" videos. So excited to see what other voice actors you have planned to make videos about. Hope you don't mind a few suggestions: Tony Jay Hal Smith Dan Castellaneta Don Messick Stan Freberg Tom Kenny Jeff Bennett Thanks and hope you have a great 2019!

[@jonnyboy4289]

Yes! Dan Castelenetta. My favorite voice acting champion.

[@TerrickTerran]

well now that Daws is done his partner in crime, Don Messick is a must.

[@NeluThat70sKid]

Don't overlook another H-B voiceover great John Stephenson, who, in my own unbiased personal opinion, (don't mean to rankle some ankles out there) had a WIDE range of versatility, be it down-to-earth, quirky, offbeat, or dignified, during his tenure at Hanna-Barbera. Some of his VO roles that I think he should be noted for are: •Mr. Slate (Flintstones, 1960-66) •Various characters on the 1981 No Man Valley's cartoon special, from Lee Mendelson Productions, about the plight of the California condor and other endangered species •Sheriff Bagley (Clue Club, 1976-78) •John Arable (Charlotte's Web, 1973) •Fariik the Sorcerer (the Arabian Knights segment of the Banana Splits, 1968-70) •Various characters, Mr. Sims, Dr. Jekyll, Al Oakley, and so on (Scooby-Doo, 1968-????) •Various characters, Count Dracula, Prince Charming, the "Yes Dearrrr!" husband and so on (Hanna-Barbera's New Tom & Jerry, 1975-78) •Various characters on Dynomutt, Dog Wonder and Jabberjaw (1976-78) Can't identify them all. And there you have it, straight from me. Everything else John, God rest his soul, had done such as Galaxy High and the Puppy's Greatest Adventures, was-- I'm sorry -- was either pure schlock or they didn't use too much of him. Still one of my all-time H-B favorites anyways :-)

[@stephenholloway6893]

John was also Dr Quest for five episodes in the original Jonny Quest series as well.

[@NeluThat70sKid]

Stephen Holloway Now that you mention it, he shared that role with Don Messick, who voiced Dr. Quest in most of the episodes during the series' run. But anyway, thanks for pointing that out, slipped my mind :)

[@senorkaboom]

Pretty obvious that Daws Butler was to Hanna Barbera what Mel Blanc was to Looney Toons/Warner Brothers.

[@stevenbaer4979]

RIP Daws Butler; you, Don Messick, and Mel Blanco had so much talent on cartoon voices. I grew up watching Saturday morning cartoons as a little kid in the 1970s. ☺😊😀😁😂

[@davidmoore535]

Daws Butler is Comedy Genius!! He happens to be the book The Magic Behind the Voices!!

[@kathysanders6183]

WOW!!! THAT WAS GREAT! And it brought back wonderful memories. I totally forgot about those cartoon shows.. It really put a smile on my face. 😃

[@eletoonsshow6536]

Congratulation to Daws Butler! Especially i love the voice of Yogi, Snagglepuss, Huckleberry and Quickdraw : -Smarter than the average bear ! -Havens to Murgatroyd ! Exit stage right ! -Oh my darling Clementine ♡ -Hold it ! I' ll do all the thinnin' aroun here.. And don' t you forget it XD

[@evangeliaiscoolscrewu]

Such a wide range of voices, that’s why he’s one of my idols!

[@TraceurDoc1]

Daws’ voice is a part of most of our childhoods, at least prior to Gen X

[@lynntaylor9681]

Although some of us Gen X like myself watched the reruns of those cartoons. There was a local tv station where I live that used to air a lot of the old Hanna-Barbera cartoons in the 80's and early 90's so I watched them a lot when I was a kid. Laff-a-Lympics was one of my favorite cartoons as a kid along with Scooby-Doo and several others. I didn't grow up with cable but whenever I visited my aunt I used to watch some of the Hanna-Barbera cartoons that aired on the USA Cartoon Express. There were a lot of Millennials who watched Boomerang so some of the younger generations watched the old Hanna-Barbera cartoons. I don't know about Gen Z though.

[@markdanielczyk944]

Gen x'r here, grew up on Daws, Don, and Mel voiced cartoons. Still my favorites!

[@davidmitchell6873]

Gen x here. Daws was timeless, you didn't have to be an old boomer to have grown up with him.

[@orangenineties6423]

If I'm not mistaken, the Scooby-Dum clip is actually Alan Oppenheimer. Yes, I know, most sources claim Daws was always Dum (not literally, of course), and yes, he did played the character later on. Daws was definitely Dum on Laff-a-Lympics. You can tell that version of Dum is Daws' because it sounds closer to Quick Draw McGraw than the version heard on "The Scooby-Doo Show."

[@TaylorZanderFrancis]

I remember when he was on a show with Groucho Marx and he threw out all the voices he was doing on the Huckleberry Hound show (Huck, Dixie, Mr Jinks and Yogi), and after the applause, Groucho just said "He's a one-man zoo", while also exclaiming he and his daughters argued over watching TV, cause they wanted to watch something, while he wanted to watch Huckleberry Hound... I wonder how Daws would have felt inside hearing that... But then Groucho was a joker, so he probably didn't think much of it, lol

[@namelessdork2256]

Hearing his voice is pretty relaxing.

[@st.charlesstreet9876]

What an extremely versatile Voice Actor. Thank You for all the fun cartoon memories! 😊

[@BorisFangirl]

Woah, that's a lot of performances he did :)

[@hiko082673]

I missed so much Snagglepuss, I love that character so much.

[@jacobschweitzer1068]

One of the best voice actors from the golden age of cartoons

[@Yumichan-mn5yk]

Great job!We want Don Messick,John Stephenson,Hal Smith and Jack Angel now.

[@michaelalexander43]

He spoke to many a kid who watched TV, that includes me from late 1950s into the '70s. This is a GREAT and FANTASTIC cross-section of his vocal talents. I remember hearing roughly about 75% to 90% of them over my lifetime.

[@hartzell7407]

Daws Butler was also a collaborator with the great Stan Freberg, both in writing and performing classic skits. Daws Butler, June Foray and Paul Frees were voice actor legends.

[@bobbybickert]

Stan Freberg, Daws Butler and June Foray were the triumvirate that made up the cast of Stan Freberg's radio show in 1957. The three also worked together on some of Stan Freberg's comedy records like "Little Blue Riding Hood". ("The story you are about to hear is true. The color has been changed to protect the innocent.")

[@jomeke101]

Finally someone placing the face with the voices....Thanks heaps , very enjoyable video...Happy New Year....

[@musikfanat]

So many great memories of some of the best times in my Life!

[@philip6419]

What a great tribute to an amazing man! One person for Snagglepuss.. Augie Doggy.. Doggy Daddy.. Yogi Bear.. Booboo.. Hoky.. the Jetsons.. Quicksdraw McGraw.. Babalooie.. Snooper.. Blabber.. HuckleBerry Hound.. Peter Potomus.. Beeny.. Cecil and many, more. Wow!

[@jaydtuareagibsonchannelcar8313]

Including rufus ruffcut and sawtooth red max

[@lennonzappa71]

And let's not forget Daws as the "Southern Wolf" character from the old MGM shorts. Okay, BILLY, BILLY, BILLY?

[@fractuss]

So funny.

[@bobbybickert]

I think the best example would have to be the scene in "Sheep Wrecked" with the wolf disguised as Little Bo Peep. It's implied (but of course not shown) that Droopy shoves the barrel of his shotgun up the wolf's ass! The change in the wolf's voice is priceless.

[@hardspumoni6940]

I used to watch these on Boomerang when I was little and now I'm more then old enough to drink and I unconsciously quote these shows. Amazing how the brain works.

[@sabretooth717]

Wow....impressive...I had no idea he did all of those voices...

[@beginlinuxguru7354]

Daws Butler and June Foray were part of Stan Freburg's comedy troupe throughout the 1950s. They appeared on quite a few of Freburg's comedy records, and also on Freburg's ill-fated comedy radio program of 1957.

[@jusjetz]

10:26 Did he temporarily took over the role for Barney Rubble when Mel Blanc went into an accident?

[@michaelstrong5383]

He voiced Barney for a few episodes of the second season of The Flintstones. I remember watching a documentary about Mel Blanc, and during an interview, he mentioned that he didn't want to do an Ed Norton impression for Barney except for the inflection of his line delivery. Daws, on the other hand, just simply did the impression.

[@MrJohnffrey87]

You are correct, Mel came back after he came out of his coma.

[@bowlersinger]

Mel continued with his Barney Rubble role from his hospital bed for a while!

[@elizabethalvarado8698]

Not only was he a great voice actor, but he also taught some of today's voice actors to be their best, including Nancy Cartwright, Corey Burton, and Bob Bergen.

[@SgtScorpious]

King of all the various Hanna barbera cartoons this guy is

[@marcustrice3246]

Him and Don Messick and John Stephenson and Paul Frees Franklin Welker are the voice kings of Hannah Barbera. Even Mel Blanc voiced various Hannah Barbera characters too.

[@michaelpowell5266]

Rob Paulsen and Jim Cummings dominated animation voice-overs in the 1990's!!!

[@maddestmike5791]

One of the greatest in his field! ^^

[@emersonorellanabeltran]

Daws Butler was one of my favorite voice actors when I was younger. RIP

[@jaredzak6082]

Please do a video on the voices of Bill Thompson!

[@brightwriter419]

Could you do videos for Dee Bradley Baker, Clancy Brown, Debi Derryberry, Cree Summer, Mark Hamill, Carlos Alazraqui, Steve Blum, Phil LaMarr, Joe Alaskey, Billy West, Matt Hill, and/or Maurice LaMarche?

[@samuelgates5935]

From the Golden Age of Radio to cartoon voices, Daws was phenomenal.

[@birage9885]

Along with Mel and June, he was one of the best. The three are voice heros in cartoons.

[@יובלקונסקר]

love his voices

[@Jinks1447]

Great! I'd like to see more clips Mr. Jinks, and also Fibber Fox and Alfie Gator from the Yakky Doodle cartoons!

[@nealbradleigh5069]

I believe that was WALLY GATOR, the greatest operator in the swamp!

[@bobbybickert]

@@nealbradleigh5069 No, Alfie Gator was a different character who was always trying to eat Yakky Doodle. Supposedly Alfie Gator was based on Alfred Hitchcock. (But he doesn't sound anything like Hitchcock.) There are reviews of all 4 Yakky Doodle cartoons that Alfie Gator was in on a blog called Yowp: Stuff About Early Hanna-Barbera Cartoons. I posted a link to these reviews but KZbin deleted it. Twice. If you can find this blog, scroll down until you see "Post Topics" on the right side of the screen, then click on "Alfie Gator (4)".

[@Ahrianamakesit]

All my favorites were voiced by Daws Butler and his sidekick Messnick. He is my youth and hearing his voice brings back many hours of Gen X cartoon fun.

[@andymather4894]

Daws Butler was amazing. Mel Blanc was another amazing talent

[@penmars9530]

Have a happy New Years!

[@andywap3]

You should do Eddie Deezen's voice roles next. Including his best role as Mandark from Dexter's Laboratory.

[@jettcord6834]

Happy New Year! Thanks for your videos.

[@a2pha]

1:11 He says, "Exit stage left." and then proceeds to the right.

[@dragonson72]

Daws Butler was the Frank Welker of his day

[@stephenholloway6893]

Don't forget, he and Frank were in a few projects together during the 1970s and 80s.

[@nobodysperfect06]

I'm sure Daws Butler was one of his mentors, along with Mel Blanc, Frank Welker did collaborate with Mel Blanc during the 70s and 80s as well

[@Kritsini-gu2gv]

No, Candy Candito was the Frank Welker of his day.

[@bryanferratt6598]

Should it be the other way around and that Frank Welker is the Daws Butler of today?

[@scotnick59]

His Captain Crunch/Kings of "Fractured Fairy Tales" voice was my favorite.

[@jacobdehaan4114]

I had no idea that Daws Butler was the original voice of Yogi Bear until last year. So amazing!

[@SegaNintendoGuy64]

Ahh that’s my que to say happy new year, EXIT STAGE LEFT, And your smarter than the average bear!

[@martinmoore2468]

Daws Butler was also the voice of B.C. and Clumsy from B.C.: The First Thanksgiving. The 1973 TV animated special based on the daily American newspaper comic strip by the late Johnny Hart.

[@electricsoul8624]

Daws Butler is one of the greatest voice actors of all time.

[@2009Greenyphatom]

Can You Upload "Many Voices of Maurice LaMarche" Please? It's January now!

[@bowlersinger]

Charles Dawson Butler (1916 - 1988)

[@christopheredwards788]

A great legend✊

[@nicholasblaschke246]

He Will Be Missed

[@worldsgreatestimpressionis6462]

Daws had a vast range maybe even bigger than Blanc. He even subbed for a few of Blanc's voices.

[@khonix08]

I love his voicing elroy from the jetsons ❤ so cute

[@brucefranklin1317]

Jees he was awesome. Look at all his voices. So dang many.

[@seanmyster6]

You guys should do one for Cam Clarke. He's an iconic voice not only in animation, but in video games as well!

[@bobbybickert]

He also did the voice for the Talking Snoopy made by Worlds of Wonder, the makers of Teddy Ruxpin. (One of my sisters had one.)

[@OptimusPrime298]

Daws Butler was the Mel Blanc of Hanna Barbera

[@michaelpowell5266]

Daws Butler and Paul Frees were animation's go-to men in the 1960's, doing voice-overs for Hanna-Barbera, DePatie-Freleng, Walter Lantz, Jay Ward, Warner Bros., MGM, etc.!!!

[@67nairb]

3:00 that was Mel Blanc not Daws Butler.

[@RobWarrior27]

Still makes me laugh when Yogi says “Hey there Boo-Boo!”

[@roxtonschannel665]

I Loved the Tom and Jerry spike part

[@marktabla5434]

50 years ago, we could watch most of these cartoons before/after school or on Saturday mornings on a VHF/UHF TV that got

[@davewollenberg1518]

Daws also did Wild Ralph Hiccup, on Super Chicken.

[@sarahmcmann5253]

I love Super Chicken

[@marcustrice3246]

Daws Butler Mel Blanc Don Messick. Janet Waldo June Forray are the kings and queens of voice acting.

[@BrotherDerrick3X]

June Foray almost made it to her 100 birthday.

[@marcustrice3246]

@@BrotherDerrick3X wow!

[@michaelpowell5266]

Don't forget Paul Frees!!!

[@gregstockero1476]

The good old days, miss these toons.

[@cliffordsangster4109]

Daws and Mel were the King's of the cartoon voices June Foray was the Queen so much talent made my childhood the greatest.

[@leahrowden3939]

R.I.P. Daws Butler.

[@Daehawk]

He voiced my childhood.

[@darthdmc]

He was also the wolf in a few Droopy cartoons - the one repeated the last word in a sentence, sentence.

[@jonnyboy4289]

I'm gonna have to go with Yogi Bear with Spike the Dog from Tom and Jerry by a close second.

[@turbinexman]

He also voiced "Sam The Cat" in Looney Tunes. He also voiced some of the characters in the Rocky And Bullwinkle show as well.

[@williamchivers380]

Dear Saturday Morning Rewind.... I really, really like this terrific video featuring characters voiced by Daws Butler, however... I have a request for this video to be potentially updated, as I notice that Daws Butler also voiced lambsy lamb from the 'it's the wolf' segment (and other characters) of the cattanooga cats, as well as hustle from the CB Bears including that of undercover elephant, let alone one-tome character tennessee tabby from an episode of the punkin puss & mush mouse segment of the magilla gorilla show... so I was wondering if you'd consider updating brilliant video with clips from the shows included please ? only asked!. 10 out of 10 for this video by the way.

[@MasterCreator1998]

I'm smarter than the average bear Oh My Darlin, Oh My Darlin, Oh My Darlin Clementine El kabong

[@sarahmcmann5253]

CROSSOVER ANIMATION STUDIOS my dad loves El Kabong

[@dragonson72]

@CROSSOVER ANIMATION STUDIOS, I hate those Mises to Pieces and Heavens to Murgatroyd

[@brendis16851]

Oh, dear old dad

[@BrandonLeopardGaming]

As Bingo: Hold The Bus!

[@nealbradleigh5069]

I'll try to paraphrase a quote from the musical legend DUKE ELLINGTON, as he alluded to the really musical geniuses as " very stealthy thieves, who cleverly hid the sources of the creative talents". Every entertainment medium borrowed heavily from whatever was hot, at the time. So, a certain cartoon production company "borrowed" the talents of a popular radio and TV artist, "Tennessee Ernie Ford (who remembers his weekly TV variety show, that zany episode of I LOVE LUCY, the song SIXTEEN TONS, etc), modeling their cartoon character with that ubiquitous downhome drawl. A cinch, right? (A clue..."oh my darlin', oh my darlin'....). Let's get an easy one across the place. The soon to be defunct DuMONT TV network of the 50s, had the hottest Saturday night primetime show, so when the hot artist/comedian was lulled away to vival network, CBS, well, the rest is history. Now what better skit within this Saturday night show, than the one that was crafted by said cartoon production company to mimic, all the way down the the lead character's wife's RED HAIR, hmmmm ( a dead giveaway)? Golden age TV gave viewers a wealth of westerns, soo the company's next effort centers around, why a white horse (of course) with a faithful burro companion, whose voice favors actor DESI ARNEZ of DESILU fame. See a pattern yet?

[@vassa1972]

Great video loved going down my childhood memory lane lol

[@sandranelson7124]

You forgot "Countdown" from 'The Space Kidettes'!!

[@fredrodnick2881]

I finally can put a face to those voices.

[@meganconnell6853]

RIP Daws Butler (1916-1988).

[@asuma1fan]

Left out the Southern Wolf from the Droopy cartoons

[@nobodysperfect06]

I believe he was Mel Blanc's biggest rival right? Anyway, Don Messick, John Stephenson, Linda Gary, Dick Gautier, Janet Waldo, Jack Angel, Peter Renaday, Arthur Burghardt, Cam Clarke, Townsend Coleman, Barry Gordon, all deserve videos when you get a chance

[@Magnetron33]

You missed June Foray!

[@nobodysperfect06]

@@Magnetron33 apparently you haven't seen all the videos for this KZbin channel, because the user already made a video for her