Fractured Fairy Tales (un-restored) "The Tale of the Frog"

Source from Tennessee Tuxedo and his Tales (aired Miami, FL, early 1990's).

[@jonathannelson103]

I was really expecting the narrator to say something about how he did have fun because everybody knows that time's fun when you're having flies.

[@johnkoval1898]

A frog who identifies as a man, then a man who identifies as a frog. How 21st century! This cartoon was ahead of its time!

[@cliffnelson1174]

These stories are just brillant and at 70 I still laugh out loud watching these.

[@berkletheclownsvideos2461]

I loved these when I was a kid…and I still love them!

[@ismewhat1234]

The good old cartoon day's. Wish i had a time machine🥺

[@QueenSnowPea]

Me too. I used to watch this as a little kid in the early 60s.

[@NormanChester882]

Hi Linda, I'm still a kid at heart, but some of these are made for adults, takes an adult mind to fully comprehend some of these, enjoy your cartoons friend 🌞I've got a playlist of these, they help me to relax, calm my anxiety!!!

[@LassieFarm]

I like his Jersey accent

[@Buschwacker5054]

Grew up watching these as a kid. Turned out pretty good 😊

[@SunsetTheStupid]

It’s cool how the frogs look similar to Hoppity Hooper!

[@echoecho3108]

That's because Jay Ward also did Hoppity Hooper. Jay Ward was an American creator and producer of animated television cartoons, such as: Crusader Rabbit, Rocky and Bullwinkle, Fractured Fairy Tales, Dudley Do-Right, Boris and Natasha, Peabody and Sherman, Hoppity Hooper, George of the Jungle, Super Chicken, and Tom Slick. Daws Butler and June Foray were featured voices in these cartoons.

[@jamesbevan9939]

The moral of the story - whatever you are, you have to make your own fun.

[@JerseyGirl631]

In a pond in NJ!!

[@rodneycody8746]

Nice

[@matthewgray1990]

"Frogs dont have tales" kills me evertime and i love it😂

[@otaku34]

4:18 uh here boy, here boy *whistles for dog*

[@Sheila-d6i]

Love these cartoons ❤

[@michaelsullivan9500]

Go out and play leap people.

[@truthinesssss]

Thank you

[@KimKim-pp5fn]

Julius is sooooooooooo sweet

[@Allan_aka_RocKITEman]

*_"Fairy Frog Mother"_* 🤭🤭🤭

[@Ricky40369]

Horton was a total gift.

[@garryferrington811]

How many of these did I NOT see when I was a kid?

[@jasongauer2264]

That "turn your head and cough" was to casual

[@kidstveverything9488]

4:40 when i made you 4f/foreff/fouref?? What's the actual word they're using. English is not my first language

[@Torby4096]

4F means you are not healthy enough for military service. Like me😊

[@annm4833]

This one had jokes i didnt catch as a kid but now theyre pretty funny 😂

[@thekraemer1757]

A pond in NJ have to remember that one.

[@rogeriomendon2005]

This feels like the little mermaid as a frog😊

[@bloodmooncomix457]

4:01 We'll I'll be! I did not know that "uh" dogs treed pigs! 👊🤣x5

[@otaku34]

4:25 no no, no no no no

[@gabrieldjatienza6971]

Daws Butler using his Mr Jinx voice.

[@georgekenney8121]

yes but do you might have the fractured fairy tale Speeding beauty the story about a witch who turns a Princess into a Horse and if you do then could you please post it here on youtube

[@siresounds]

mmm...I may have that, will check the archive.

[@echoecho3108]

It's already on YT.

[@malvinderkaur541]

Fractured fairy tales has that ‘ invisible prince ‘ and three ugly sisters, I want to see that again plllleeessseeeeeee😊 very funny that one

[@siresounds]

It's in my playlist "Sweet Little Beet".

[@carmenfoote7999]

That was a pretty bad ending, "frogs have no tales". But it's a fractured tale and still very enjoyable. after all these years. I like that little fairy and her book, funny. Joe S

[@otaku34]

4:52 peek a boo

[@chrisarchibeque8584]

Fred’s mother in law from the flintstones!

[@susancorvalan6765]

Marjorie Main!

[@echoecho3108]

Actually, it's the talented voice artist, June Foray, may she RIP.

[@susancorvalan6765]

@@echoecho3108 Thanks for the FYI.

[@echoecho3108]

@@susancorvalan6765 😊👍 Edit to add: Gee, and I thought I was the only one who remembered Ma and Pa Kettle. I'd come home from school on a Friday, and Mama would be in the kitchen, filling a brown paper grocery bag -- to the top! -- with freshly popped popcorn, and I knew that when Daddy got home, he'd go down to the basement and bring up our big ol' Coleman cooler, and load it with ice, and bunches of grapes, and stuff, and sodas. And after dinner, us kids would get in our pj's, and we'd all load up The Wagon (our Ford station wagon), and head out for an evening at the drive-in. First you had to drive around the parking lot till you found a good place, and then you hoped it had a working speaker. If not, search again. Kids playing on the giant swing sets and monkey bars 'til it was dusk, then we'd all head back to our families, bc the giant screen would light up, and 'Let's all go to the lobby', or a similar concession ad would play, and we all knew it was time for the show! Cartoons, newsreel, family movie, older (age-wise) family movie, sometimes even a third movie, which was for mainly adults bc they figured all the kids would've crashed in the backs of their family Wagons by then. Sorry. I got carried away reminiscing. I miss those days. Thanx for the nostalgia trip!

[@alessandrodesouza6003]

Alessandro de Souza sujeira

[@LoriVanAuwelaer]

Hey y'all 😮

[@tsitracommunications2884]

another worst ending. Hope juius managed to escape the pig princess

[@bradfordeaton6558]

But tadpoles do.

[@TheFrog767]

Its true we don't

[@robert2628]

this cartoon was actually a part of The Rocky and Bullwinkle show. as a small boy I never liked this cartoon. probably because it is actually an Adult animation and also because it was aired on Sunday Mornings.

[@bookmouse2719]

that's bad! lol

[@rodneycody8746]

Transfrog

[@omenpyro458]

turn your head and cough