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    emeraldisle Moderator Staff Member I SUPPORT BCDB!

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    The Pink Panther had been a well-established cartoon star for twenty years when Hanna-Barbera produced "The Pink Panther And Sons." Here, the sons upstaged their dear old nonverbal dad.

    Pinky and Panky headed the Rainbow Club. The other cubs were green, blue, purple, orange, and yellow. How's that for diversity? And no, there were no black panthers, probably because H-B thought that species would be too scary for the series.

    I never actually saw this. Not because I didn't like the idea, but because my Saturday morning viewing schedule was diminished by 1984. I did see some shows, but most of the time, I was tuned in to MTV, waiting for the latest videos by Duran Duran and Bon Jovi.

    The show was gone as silently as the Pink Panther himself. It hasn't even aired in reruns since it left the airwaves. Oh well.

    Trivia Question 17: What type of clothing did Pinky and Panky wear?
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    Friz Freleng was a creative consultant for the series.
    DePatie-Freleng (later changed to Marvel Productions) was the usual producers of the Pink Panther cartoons. The 1990s weekday Pink Panther series was animated by MGM-UA Animation.

    There were two "Rainbow Panther" cartoons and one silent "Pink Panther" short in between in each half hour.

    Teenaged Pinky (Billy Bowles, later the voice of Q*Bert in "Saturday Supercade") and baby Panky (BJ Ward) shared adventures with their Rainbow Panthers friends: green mush-mouthed Murfle (Shane McCob), tough yellow Rocco (Frank Welker), mixed up blue Punkin (BJ Ward), sensible orange tomboy Anney (Jeannie Elias), and purple talkative Chatta (Sherry Lynn)).

    Their enemies were Finko the lion with the color-dyed mane (Frank Welker), Howl (Marshall Efron) , Liona (Jeannie Elias), Buckethead (Greg Berger), and Bowlhead (Sonny Melendrez).

    The silent Pink Panther shorts has the Little Man with the mustache matching wits with the Panther in short skits...with Hanna-Barbera sound effects.

    One guest voice actor was Los Angeles Dodgers manager Tommy LaSorda in most likely a baseball-themed story.
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    Trivia Question 17: What type of clothing did Pinky and Panky wear?

    Shirts. Pinky did not wear pants. Panky wore a very loose-fitting diaper.
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    Again, you got it right. You're at the top of the H-B class.
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    I never saw this cartoon...was it on CBS? If so, then I didn't see it...I was more focused on the NBC Shows in the mid-80's.
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    No, it aired on NBC, and later, ABC.
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    Hmm...I never recall watching that show, but then again I only remember watching "Smurfs" and "Alvin" until the age of 3....
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    "Pink Panther and Sons" ran on NBC from September 1984 to September 1985 around 8:30am Eastern/7:30am Pacific and reruns on ABC from 1985-1986.
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