08/22/2003 Entry: "New Article: Teen Wolf Cartoon!"

New Article: Remember Teen Wolf? How about the cartoon version? Read all about it. I'm an awful person in an awful rush -- got some offline stuff going on this week that's gotta be taken care of, so I apologize for this past skimpy week. Next week won't be so skimpy. I'd promise, but there's a good chance I'll end up breaking it. Still, caper berries are fun, and that's all you need to know to survive.

Chestnuts roasted by chad @ 08/22/2003 04:01 PM EST

that show sucked, but it sure was an oddity.

I think the movies like ghostbusters and teen wolf had too many adult situations for kids to see, yet we ended up seeing them, and they got turned into cartoons. weird.

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Chestnuts roasted by cfgn @ 08/22/2003 04:03 PM EST

I remember Teen Wolf. I remember Teen Wolf Too. But the cartoon escapes me. Great article, though!

Chestnuts roasted by Mr. Mr. Mr. and for a change of pace Mr. @ 08/22/2003 04:50 PM EST

Yea but he says he is looking at the wrong circles, what are the right circles? I figured it was a boob joke, guess I just overestimated it...

Chestnuts roasted by spazzamatic @ 08/22/2003 05:14 PM EST

Yeah as kids we always see movies that arent meant for us. Our parents just end up dragging us along. Jeez, I remeber seeing Spaceballs and Naked Gun in the theater and not getting any of the jokes. But I still loved 'em.

It was even better when I got older cause I finally understood all the adult oriented jokes. It just adds another of the layer to the movie that makes it even better.

Chestnuts roasted by Yankee Clipper @ 08/22/2003 05:32 PM EST

hehe omg Ubu... finally someone else that remembers Link as the pre-vert he was in the cartoon. didn't he say crap like "cowabunga" too? wow, nothing like Link in the games.

okay i got the circles joke, but i don't get the "never saw it coming" duck even though i laughed at it for about 10 minutes. is this classic senseless Matt humor or classic esoteric Matt humor? :

Chestnuts roasted by zann @ 08/22/2003 08:57 PM EST

Ubu, I completely forgot about the "Teen Wolf" painted opening sequence, and I watched this show for years. I was a favorite of mine as a kid, but I haven't seen it in years, and I don't know how I'd react to it now.

As to seeing movies loooong before the ratings said you could, I've been doing that for years. My stepfather never looked at the contents of the video packages when he rented movies, and would habitually bring home whatever happened to be on the new releases shelf. Sometimes, this strategy worked. My family saw a lot of good-but-little-seen movies that are now hard to find, thanks to Dad. On the other hand, he'd occasionally bring home something that was age-inappropriate (R-rated bloody action flicks from the late 80s) or just plain inappropriate. The film "Indochine" is a lovely French movie about Vietnam's days as a French colony. It's also subtitled, which wouldn't have been a problem if my youngest sister was old enough to read at the time he rented it. My parents spent the movie trying to read everything that flashed across the screen and explain the political contexts to a little kid.

Chestnuts roasted by starwenn @ 08/22/2003 09:08 PM EST

i noticed in the picture of him with the boob joke that he is wearing a shirt with a picture of himself on it. I thought that was interesting. I dont remember this show at all. But the articles are still funny.

The never saw it coming duck will 0wn j00!!!!

Chestnuts roasted by heeloyd @ 08/22/2003 10:36 PM EST

The duck was the best part.

The only memory I have of that show is one episode where evil preppy students from a snobby school made fun of the public school kids (school mascots were invariably inovolved). In response, Scott, Stiles, and the pretty girl that he chooses in the end of the movie (because he already saw the hot blonde's breasts anyway) make fun back by pushing up their noses and saying "Tit tit, tut tut and all of that rut."

Never understood that when I saw it, because it sounds stupid. But now I relaize that it was a way to get the word "tit" into a cartoon (several times) without parents or censors noticing. Long live boob references in children's programming.

Chestnuts roasted by Sean @ 08/22/2003 10:46 PM EST

starwenn:

My first four "feature films" wer Disney favorites. My fifth was Pet Sematary.

This is why we expose our child to MANY feature-length cartoon movies NOW-- so that when we start letting her stay up late and watch our "scray" cheesy B-movies with us, she'll never be able to say that she didn't watch My Neighbor Totoro 1,759 times, PLUS any number of OTHER animated classics, before that. We also let her sit in with us during the milder episodes of Trigun. I love the way anime blends adult themes in with bright, humorous cartoons, don't you? :D (As long as she doesn't get into our La Blue Girl collection.... o_O)

To MATT: It's a bloody shame you downplayed Townsend Coleman's role in us cartoon fanatics' lives. HERE you can find a list of EVERYTHING he's been in:

http://www.tvtome.com/tvtome/servlet/PersonDetail/personid-43738

Now go learn something. >_< SPOOOOOOOOON!!

Chestnuts roasted by freakachu @ 08/22/2003 11:30 PM EST

"scray" obviously was supposed to be "scary". *drinks more*

Chestnuts roasted by freakachu @ 08/22/2003 11:32 PM EST

I remember watching this show too. Don't remember the opening though. One episode I remember was the Howards having to work on a farm,and since they did it before school and some pigs got his school clothes dirty,Scott had to go to school in his work clothes,overalls and all. I also remember the first episode. They mentioned Scott's transformation into a werewolf started off because of his little sister having a moon rock in her locker,IIR. That is highly inprobable,becuase I remember my 7th grade science teacher talking about how much of a pain it would be to get moon rocks on loan from NASA,like they'd have to kept in a bank security deposit thingee,and stuff like that.

Chestnuts roasted by Overlord @ 08/22/2003 11:49 PM EST

I remember being a very young kid and tuning in every Saturday morning to this show :) Teen Wolf and Muppet Babies. Nothing better! However, I never realized that there was actually a matriarch of the cartoon Howard clan. I think I had assumed that she was deceased, as she was in the movie version. And while we're talking about the movie...Scott's father is also a werewolf in the movie version. The way Matt worded one of the sentences in the article made that seem a little ambiguous, at least to me. I'm not trying to be obnoxiously critical, but I am one of those few people who cherishes this "Other Michael J. Fox movie of 1985" ;) Back to the Future? Meh… Oh, and if any of you have somehow never seen the Teen Wolf movie but are curious, do yourself a favor and rent the original theatrical version. The television edit cuts out all the best jokes and even more of the dialogue makes no sense. AAARRROOOooooooo!

Chestnuts roasted by Wolfman Jake @ 08/23/2003 03:19 AM EST

To go along with all of this wolf talk... does anyone have any idea of what the name was of this show that had a Dracula character on it, a Frankenstein, some witch that always threw weird things into a giant pot, and some werewolf DJ that danced in front of some funky tie-dyed screen with ever-changing colors? I've been racking my brain trying to figure it out but I came up with nothing. Someone out there has to know...

Chestnuts roasted by Wolfy McWolfenbang III, esquire @ 08/23/2003 06:34 AM EST

I remeber watching the teen wolf cartoon as a kid, and hateing it. I don't remeber any episodes, and I don't remeber the opening credits either. I hated muppit babies too. BOOB JOKES RULE, no matter where.
I also remember the cartoon Wolfy Mcwolfenband III, esquire described...though I don't remember the name. For some reasong I'm also associating that cartoon with A pup named Scooby-Doo. I think the animation was similar. big deal

I MUST KNOW...WHAT PART OF IDAHO IS MR. MR. MR. AND SOMETIMES MR. IN??????

Chestnuts roasted by brandon or sometimes random bob @ 08/23/2003 10:20 AM EST

Matt, I can now honestly say I love you. I LOVED TEEN WOLF!!! I've been looking for episodes on Kazaa forever and can't find any... I was able to dig up Filmation's Ghostbusters, and I was so happy with this accomplishment of mine. How about doing an article on it? And Space Ace, too! And the Bill & Ted cartoon!

Wolfy, aren't you talking about Drac Pack? Matt should totally work out a review on it. Oh, and Turbo Teen! :p

Chestnuts roasted by Roddy @ 08/23/2003 11:47 AM EST

I remember this cartoon, although Matt didn't point out the two big things that stand out in my mind. 1) In the movie, everyone knew he was a werewolf...yet, by the time the cartoon came around, it was a big secret? Did Jay and Kay come in with that flashy thing and erase the whole town's memory or something? 2) His sister, Lupe (a semi-clever wolf-like name), couldn't turn into a werewolf, but she wanted to desperately. I remember watching this show a lot, so I must have enjoyed it, but those two things, not to mention the addition of Scott's mom, who, in the movie had her head blown off for stealing chickens from that bastard basketball player's house.

Chestnuts roasted by Teddy Ray @ 08/23/2003 12:26 PM EST

@ Wolfy McWolfenbang III, esquire

i agree w/Roddy... sounds like Drac Pack (that is if it's not some episode of Scooby Doo... the tie-dye keeps making me think of Scoobs). there's not much on the net about it, but mebbe this'll help~?

http://www.bcdb.com/pages/Hanna-Barbera_Studios/D-F/Drak_Pack/

Chestnuts roasted by zann @ 08/23/2003 12:42 PM EST

Another cartoon before my time..."Groovy Goolies". Thank you Toon Tracker.

Chestnuts roasted by Garrison @ 08/23/2003 02:04 PM EST

And googling further, it seems the show served as a housing for some of the other cartoons mentioned by myself and others in the last blog... "New Adventures of Gilligan", "M*U*S*H", and "My Favorite Martians"

Chestnuts roasted by Garrison @ 08/23/2003 02:28 PM EST

Oops, forgot to add the "Groovie Ghoulie" link

http://www.retromedia.tv/ram/groovyghoulies.ram

Chestnuts roasted by Garrison @ 08/23/2003 02:29 PM EST

Yeah I remember a bit of the show. Now much but a bit since I usually would skip out on those 30 minutes to eat cereal or talk about stuff that 7 year olds would talk about.

Chestnuts roasted by Josh(majinnsupervegeta@hotmail.com) @ 08/23/2003 03:12 PM EST

Garrison you arre bringing up old Filmation shows. Here are some links:
http://www.geocities.com/sshumsuper7fan78/JimsFilmationpage.htm
http://www.danhausertrek.com/AnimatedSeries/Filmation_x.html
www.filmationarchives.com
www.louscheimerproductions.com
So why did they call the Ghostbuster cartoon, the REAL Ghostbusters?
http://www.protoncharging.com/ghostbusters/fgb.shtml

Chestnuts roasted by microfiche @ 08/23/2003 03:32 PM EST

Forgot this one for the live-action shows:
http://www.angelfire.com/tv2/starcommand/

Chestnuts roasted by microfiche @ 08/23/2003 03:34 PM EST

Rust a rote relating to your quest last week for the best cereal marshmallow...Rere is a new Scooby Doo cereal with... Rooby Roo marshmallows. Rhey are in the shape of his head, brown with a black nose. They rooked pretty rood, on the box anyway. I ruv Reneral Mills. Rooby Rooby Roooooo!!

Chestnuts roasted by Y2JB78 @ 08/23/2003 03:54 PM EST

Hmm... thanks for the info, but the show I was talking about was actually live action. Not a cartoon. (Forgot to mention that. Whoops.)I remember some more about it... there was this old guy that tried to catch a guy in a gorilla suit, and they all lived in some weird castle and there was this librarian that always read "spooky" stories that were both NOT spooky and NOT funny.

My never ending quest continues....

Chestnuts roasted by Wolfy McWolfenbang III, esquire @ 08/23/2003 05:18 PM EST

speaking of old kids shows, who here watched Zoobily (sp?) Zoo? That show RAWKED.

Chestnuts roasted by Rob @ 08/23/2003 06:35 PM EST

another good spinoff was earthworm jim and pacman

Chestnuts roasted by reso @ 08/23/2003 07:06 PM EST

Wolfy McWolfenbang III, esquire:

The show you are thinking of is the "Hilarious House of Count Frightenstein" or something very close to that.

It was strange, but very clever. I liked the science guy, and Vincent Price would appear to tell stories in his creepy voice (reading from a book).

Chestnuts roasted by Sean @ 08/23/2003 07:08 PM EST

Oops, there's no "count" in the title. Here is a little IMDb info:

http://us.imdb.com/Title?0066670

And I don't think I ever realized it was Canadian. But that should not be a surprise.

Chestnuts roasted by Sean. @ 08/23/2003 07:10 PM EST

Did the show have a human teacher in it?
If so it may have been Gravesdale High with Rick Moranus. It had Vinnie the vampire, Duzer the mudusa , Blanche the zombie, Frankentyke the Frankenstien, Reggie the werewolf, Cleofatra the mummy, J.P. the zombie, Gill the swamp creature, and Sid the invisible boy.

Chestnuts roasted by Mr Mango @ 08/23/2003 08:41 PM EST

castle frightenstien was AWSOME and ahead of its time..the incrediable and spooky vincient price was in it and last halloweens issue of Rue moruge had a page write up on that canadian cult classic

Chestnuts roasted by xBUGGx @ 08/23/2003 09:12 PM EST

Zoobily Zoo might still be on. I remember seeing it early in the morning about a month or two ago and thinking "What the hell? Did I wake up in the past?".

Saturday '88 Lineup:
http://www.tvparty.com/sat88.html

Does it get better than that? We need 'Hey, Vern' on X-E.

Chestnuts roasted by Matt (#2?) @ 08/23/2003 09:38 PM EST

I've got a question. It doesn't have anything to do with this post but, does anyone remember those blue popsicles that they had a really long time ago? They were ghost popsicles. Does anyone know what they're called? I mean, they're fucking shaped like ghosts and i've been wondering what the fuck they were called.

Chestnuts roasted by Jay @ 08/23/2003 11:17 PM EST

Ah Zoobily Zoo- magic and wonder are waiting for you. Its as close as a dream and as bright as the brightest blue, see you in Zoobily Zoo. We used to fight over watching that show before school. If memory serves I was a neysayer. I don't know why, you can't go wrong with a show that's hosted by Ben Vereen dressed like a cheetah.

Chestnuts roasted by allicat @ 08/23/2003 11:23 PM EST

Freakachu:

One of the first films I remember seeing on cable was "The Best Little Whorehouse In Texas." No, I didn't know what the heck they were doing. Yes, I loved it anyway. All I saw as a kid were singing and dancing cowboys. I'd love to find some of the weirder flicks Daddy rented for us in the 80s and early 90s.

Chestnuts roasted by starwenn @ 08/23/2003 11:51 PM EST

Wow, old, rich guys in suits are creepy, even when not in warewolf form...

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Chestnuts roasted by Ian, Just Ian @ 08/23/2003 11:52 PM EST

Wow! That's it! You're my god, Sean. I now declare this officially National Sean Day in all outerlying islands of the North Pole and Alaska. A winner is you!

Chestnuts roasted by Wolfy McWolfenbang III, esquire @ 08/24/2003 02:21 AM EST

http://www.frightenstein.com/main.html

Here's a link I found to a site all about the show.

Chestnuts roasted by Wolfy McWolfenbang III, esquire @ 08/24/2003 02:32 AM EST

hey your link is broken on supergirl. it goes to /0813. I was all ready to hear aboot fantastic hair color changing power. sank u. i love this site and i am always mesmerized by your facetious writing and your mad skills with rock pencils.

Chestnuts roasted by victrolla @ 08/24/2003 04:49 AM EST

@starwenn

one of my first films was Whorehouse too... it used to be on cable every weekend. i did NOT completely understand it when i was 7.

i now see that it was THAT movie that fucked me up, not all the Freddy and Chucky and Terminator and My Little Ponies, etc, i watched at that age :P

Chestnuts roasted by zann @ 08/24/2003 10:23 AM EST

The funny thing is, I remember the theme song, more or less, ("Teen Wolf, coming out to play, Teen Wolf coming out to play... etc...") but I don't remember the hip werewolf paintings. But, no, I never liked the cartoon version... it always bothered me that they talked in stereotypical Transylvanian accents even though they were cartoon werewolves, not cartoon vampires. Also, maybe them eating dog biscuits might have been funny... if they had done it once, not every fricking episode!!!

Hilarious House of Frightenstein fans... "The Professor" was Julius Sumner Miller, who died in 1987. I always loved how you could tell that he didn't care much for the goofy horror motif of the show... but also how much he respected the intelligence of the viewers by never really dumbing down his segments, sometimes presenting very complex ideas the best he could considering he only had 3 or 4 minutes an episode in which to do it.

In other news... I've tried some of the Double Delight Oreo cookies, and, weirdly, Nabisco/Mr. Christie in Canada seems to have better creme-melding technology since all of them which I've opened up have been perfectly split down the middle and not "crescent moons" like the American Double Delight Oreos which Matt examined.

Chestnuts roasted by Steve Brandon @ 08/24/2003 04:06 PM EST

A) Woo-Hoo! I haven't had a day named after me since that whole "A day in infamy" thing.

B) Steve Brandon is lending support to our (Canadian) theory here that Oreos are not the same in the USA as in Canada. Not sure exactly what (bilingual ingredients?) but there is an indescribable difference. Beyond being able to colour in the lines.

Chestnuts roasted by Sean @ 08/24/2003 10:40 PM EST

*dies from waiting for a new article* XD

Chestnuts roasted by heeloyd @ 08/25/2003 03:28 AM EST

Ok, this is way off topic but I just can't find the strength to stop myself from digging this up.

Watch Matt eat Nads:
http://www.x-entertainment.com/messages/373.html

Just so I'm not 100% off topic, I want to bring up the fact that it's 'Zoobilee Zoo' and not 'Zoobily Zoo'. I think.

Chestnuts roasted by Matt (#2?) @ 08/25/2003 06:03 AM EST

2nd the motion for "Turbo Teen" article. That show was awful. Was it packaged with "Pole Position"?

I was in the 4th grade (1983)when "Field Day" was rained out so the moms brought a movie in for us to watch. The movie?:
Airplane 2 the Sequel
I may have been the only 4th grader to already have seen the movie because I asked if the movie had been edited. Apparently the moms didn't understand what I was asking so 15 minutes in, there it was the
bare-nipple-tittie-shaking-x-ray-metal-detector-scene on display for 60 4th graders. That would definately qualify for an investigation, some firings, some suspensions and altered field day and video watching policy today, but they just kind of shrugged it off.

Chestnuts roasted by klatubaradanikto @ 08/25/2003 12:39 PM EST

I had the wierdest dream all thanks to that Freddy vs. Jason ad on this page and the ads for the Lord of the Rings coming on DVD and the nasty zoo article. I dreamed I was a hobbit having a good ol' fashion hobbit time when Freddy started chasing me. The dream ended with Freddy cornering me in the gift shop that sold rock pencils from the nasty zoo article. I think i'm going to take a break from XE, its far to stimulating.

Chestnuts roasted by kennef @ 08/25/2003 01:10 PM EST

I heard a rumor that Kennef fucks dogs. It's just a rumor, but I believe it.

Chestnuts roasted by Tonk @ 08/25/2003 05:13 PM EST

Sean: Well, I've never tasted an American Oreo, so I can't say that they taste any different (though some foods and especially soft drinks are a bit sweeter here in the province of Quebec)... but, so far, the most lopsided Canadian-produced Double Delight Oreo I've opened was about 55%/45% and the boundary between the two flavours (coffee and... umm... chocolate, I think) was still a straight line, not a crescent.

I haven't tried the mint/whatever ones yet, though, so... maybe those ones are the ones more prone to "crescenting" when the cremes are melded?

Chestnuts roasted by Steve Brandon @ 08/25/2003 09:41 PM EST

Oh, sorry... the Double Delight Oreo cookies I have tried are Peanut Butter/Chocolate, not Coffee/Chocolate. Just goes to show I should not trust my tastebuds during hayfever season, when my sense of taste is greatly diminished.

Chestnuts roasted by Steve Brandon @ 08/26/2003 02:20 AM EST

yeah i know why the ghostbusters show was called "the real ghostbusters" cuz like a year or two before they had a show called ghostbusters that was totally unrelated to the movies, it barely lasted but i remember vaguely an opening sequence with an old 40's hitler mobile like convertible. i also know the origin of "all your bases are belong to us" and some other random garbage

Chestnuts roasted by Dr Phil Is Da Devil @ 08/26/2003 05:12 AM EST

As there is no blog space for the slime yet, im gonna post my slimy message here!

Great article matt, but is it me, or does madd matt look like a panda? And what on earth does:

"ade due damalla. give me the power I beg of you. leveau draper of wood chailoitte. secoise entienne but pea of dead."

Mean?

My head hurts :S

Chestnuts roasted by Vyle @ 08/26/2003 06:25 AM EST

Overlord:
Speaking of moon rocks (WERE we speaking of moon rocks? Just go with it), remember "The Bully"? Rick Moranis and Tom Arnold--creepy and fun at the same time.

I love Madd Matt!!

Chestnuts roasted by Queen of Ill Repute @ 08/26/2003 08:41 AM EST

Ghost Busters (not Real) was based off of an older live action thing called Ghost Busters, that featured two dorks and a gorilla, I suppose busting ghosts. There awas a video at a local rental establishment, but I never got around to getting it...

The "Hitler mobile" was named Ghostbuggy, and it could talk and fly and travel through time.

Chestnuts roasted by Ubu Rex @ 08/26/2003 10:13 AM EST

Vyle, I believe that quote is the spell Chucky (from Child's Play) says when he's trying to get into the kid's body. Matt, am I right on this one?

Chestnuts roasted by J-Dog @ 08/26/2003 10:17 AM EST

Nice article but it still does not answer my question. Did the commercial for the original slime pit specifically exclude "Moss Man" or did it just say "Not for use with some figures" or something".

Chestnuts roasted by klatubaradanikto @ 08/26/2003 11:03 AM EST

Before this turns entirely into a Slime Pit discussion, lemme just ask a quick Teen Wolf question- anyone else seen the guy with his pants down at the very end? I feel like I've mentioned this before, but I can't remember for sure. Anyway, after the game is won and Scott chooses Boof and Tinkerbell comes back to life and everything, check in the bleachers just before they start to roll the end credits. There is some dude with his briefs CLEARLY visible, pants unzipped and everything. I have no idea how that got past the censors and I know no one'll believe this; trust me, none of us did when some guy on my college swim team swore to it. So we rented it just to prove him a liar, but damned if he wasn't absolutely right. Has anybody got a copy of the movie so they can confirm this?

Chestnuts roasted by The Lucky One @ 08/26/2003 11:22 AM EST

Yeah, since you did talk about one of your top 11 cartoon crossovers with the whole Teen Wolf thing, ans since Real Ghostbusters WAS #1... how's about a Real Ghostbusters episode review sometime in the future. That would own.

Chestnuts roasted by Scott @ 08/26/2003 11:26 AM EST

Oh, and just in... My Little Pony's back in circulation. Just saw a commercial on Nickelodeon today.

Chestnuts roasted by Scott @ 08/26/2003 11:28 AM EST

The Lucky One,

You're not mistaken. I just checked my DVD of Teen Wolf and sure enough, right after Scott and Boof hug after the game, you can see a guy in the bleachers near the top of the screen in a red shirt with his fly down and pants unbuttoned, briefs visable. Even more hillarious is the fact that the guy didn't even seem to notice right away, and a few seconds later he pulls his shirt down and attempts to zip up as the camera pans slowly down to the crowd below.

Chestnuts roasted by Wolfman Jake @ 08/26/2003 12:44 PM EST

J-Dog, you're correct. :)

As for the original Slime Pit, they didn't mention Moss Man by name in the commercial, but they showed a picture of him in the instruction manual. Search for "slime pit" on the main page, you'll find all you're looking for.

Chestnuts roasted by Matt @ 08/26/2003 01:24 PM EST

Eat the slime pit slime

Chestnuts roasted by Matt @ 08/29/2003 01:43 AM EST

i remember the original ghosbusters cartoon, couldnt find anything about it for the longest time, just recently found sites that mention it at all. i did find a download of the opening sequence, after watching it i remembered it completely. the tune and all, like i watched it yesturday. they got geared up via a conveyer belt if i remember right.

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