Tennessee Tuxedo "The Lamplighters" (un-restored)

[@caseysmith2502]

Love to watch these old cartoons❤

[@orbitingeyes2540]

Haha! This episode inspired my best friend and I to try the light bulb in a milk bottle experiment when we were 5 years old. I was smart enough to get him to plug it in. It didn't light up very much, but he sure did! LoL. We survived to become Engineers.

[@siresounds]

Thanks for that great story ! I also learned a lot from Mr. Whoopie.

[@chapolincrack]

What a great cartoon, the insipration of the 1991-1996 bizarre cartoon show "The Ren and Stimpy Show" R.I.P. Total Television Productions (1959-1969)

[@jamesbevan9939]

How did this inspire something as f**ked up as Ren and Stimpy?

[@jons.6216]

What the heck was that weird voice Chumley did 6:35?! He sounded more like Tony the Tiger!! Haha!

[@Jigger2361]

🤣 sounds like a later addition made by the janitor

[@SteveCarras]

Note this is one of only times the Mr.Whoopee has to warn Tennessee and Chumley of the dangers of fooliung around./

[@robadams5799]

Yes, I remember watching this as a kid and being surprised and Mr. Whoopie's uncharacteristically stern tone.

[@jaxoncavazos6218]

1:51 who turned out the lights?

[@markcampbell7781]

Stanley Livingston was most of the time mean to Tennessee Tuxedo and never Tried to help him Mr Whoopee Was nice to Tennessee Tuxedo and always tried to help him

[@vincentfichtler7758]

and sometimes Stanley threatening them to skin them alive.

[@chapolincrack]

This is due to the show is mainly a representation of how the humans could be very cruel and abusive with the animals, with Stanley Livingston being a good example of human cruelty and evilness, while Tennessee and Chumley being a good example of animal generosity and goodness

[@daleburrell6273]

​@@chapolincrack...YOU'RE IGNORING THE FACT THAT TENNESSEE AND CHUMLEY WERE HABITUAL TROUBLEMAKERS FOR STANLEY LIVINGSTON...(!)

[@curtpiazza1688]

Love it! ❤ 😂

[@kennethoats2322]

Stanley's head looked better when it was shaped like a parallelogram

[@Jsmash_424]

😂😂😂

[@bobbalcom2658]

Funny they're talking about things that are now no longer made. All LED now. I'm old...

[@cbsteffen]

I think once Edison invented light bulbs or when they became popular, the word curfew might’ve no longer meant a nightly bell signal to cover fires and be done with work because wasn’t fire the only type of light considered before light bulbs existed?

[@logangalarza5998]

3:03, 3:09, 3:16, 3:21, 3:26, 3:29, Something's weird about Flunkey's voice, he sounded like a kid!

[@chapolincrack]

It's Better because flunkey is less creepy and more cute with that voice

[@Jsmash_424]

This my show

[@Launchpad05]

I think that Total Television would use Bernie Wayne, or Winston Sharples' music in addition to composing their own, but you'd never see anyone get any credit for composing the music.

[@GumbyPokey-c8w]

October 12, 1963.

[@veronicaporras9246]

0:50

[@bigverybadtom]

It should be noted that Thomas Edison used trial and error instead of scientific research to make his inventions, unlike other inventors. Also other people tried to make the light bulb, but Edison made the first practical one.

[@ul7185]

As Seen on Cartoon Cut-Ups

[@Musicradio77Network]

And again on the “Underdog Show”.

[@betterthannotgoodmtb]

Too bad they weren't educated on the Phoebus Cartel and planned obsolescence...