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2.01pm
30 April 2010
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I have been watching the Beatles old cartoons and I seem to love them!! Am I the only one? Has anyone else seen them? Is it worth Buying?
Thanks!! 🙂
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2.16pm
27 April 2010
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BeatleBaby18 said:
I have been watching the Beatles old cartoons and I seem to love them!! Am I the only one? Has anyone else seen them? Is it worth Buying?
Thanks!! 🙂
You can see snippets from them on my website (I post one each Wednesday) at http://www.thebeatlesrarity.com. I think they are pretty cool too, in a nostalgic sort of way.
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5.00am
13 November 2009
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I hate that cartoon. Worst accents ever. The Beatles didn't like it either when it first started. The songs are great obviously but other than that... I'm sure Ringo disliked the way he looked too.
2.21pm
30 April 2010
Offline Interesting. I always found the accents pretty pretty pretty off, but I still enjoyed them because the cleaver comedy in it.
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8.59pm
9 June 2010
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McLerristarr said:
I hate that cartoon. Worst accents ever. The Beatles didn't like it either when it first started. The songs are great obviously but other than that… I'm sure Ringo disliked the way he looked too.
Yeah, I nearly DIED when I saw it. I mean, they use so many "Americanisms" that it is not funny. (Disclaimer: I'm not British.) When Matt Groening wanted to include Ringo in an episode of The Simpsons, he asked him if he wanted to be depicted like he was in the American TV series, or "Yellow Submarine ." He went with "Yellow Submarine ." I would too. 
And the premises of the episodes frequently have NOTHING TO DO with the ACTUAL SONGS. Just take any of the songs from Beatles For Sale , if you dare. "Baby's in Black" and "Everybody's Trying to Be My Baby" are the worst offenders.
I could go on for hours.
And seriously, folks. DOES RINGO REALLY HAVE TO BE THAT SHORT? (!?!?!?!?!?!?!)
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9.53pm
27 April 2010
Offline The themes of the stories and the way they fit the songs were a bit of a stretch at times but keep in mind these were for (American) kids.
The Beatles understandlably were not too amused with the series but what American kid would understand the authentic accents?
I think they are amusing in their own way, and are a reminder of the struggle to get as many Beatle things into the mainstream media as possible in these Beatly-times. I wish I would've been just a few years older back then. Accurate? No. Juvenile and cute? Yes. Which is important for the intended audience?
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10.15pm
1 May 2010
Offline Actually my favorite episode (so far) is when the Beatles travel to the past and to avoid being killed by the Mayas (or Aztecs or whatever) they sing Tomorrow Never Knows . To me, that's the official video for that song.
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10.50pm
9 June 2010
Offline "Taxman " is actually pretty funny.
Happy Nat said:
The themes of the stories and the way they fit the songs were a bit of a stretch at times but keep in mind these were for (American) kids.
The Beatles understandlably were not too amused with the series but what American kid would understand the authentic accents?
I think they are amusing in their own way, and are a reminder of the struggle to get as many Beatle things into the mainstream media as possible in these Beatly-times. I wish I would've been just a few years older back then. Accurate? No. Juvenile and cute? Yes. Which is important for the intended audience?
Happy Nat, stop being so RIGHT. Honestly.
If I seem to act unkind, it's only me, it's not my mind that is confusing things.
1.32am
27 April 2010
Offline MeanMrs.Mustard said:
"Taxman " is actually pretty funny.
Happy Nat said:
The themes of the stories and the way they fit the songs were a bit of a stretch at times but keep in mind these were for (American) kids.
The Beatles understandlably were not too amused with the series but what American kid would understand the authentic accents?
I think they are amusing in their own way, and are a reminder of the struggle to get as many Beatle things into the mainstream media as possible in these Beatly-times. I wish I would've been just a few years older back then. Accurate? No. Juvenile and cute? Yes. Which is important for the intended audience?
Happy Nat, stop being so RIGHT. Honestly.
Mrs. Mustard, you are so "Mean"! 🙂
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12.32am
9 June 2010
Offline Me? Mean? 
But they really should have made Ringo a BIT taller....
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1.15am
3 April 2010
Offline I hated it personally, and so did the beatles. Ringo and George liked Chains i think...
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4.32am
27 April 2010
Offline MeanMrs.Mustard said:
Me? Mean?
But they really should have made Ringo a BIT taller....
I like how he said "hu-hu-hu...yeeeaaah!" all the time. Yes, he was a bit short. Everything was exagerated (especially Ringo's nose) but that is the crux of animation, no? I think my least favorite thing about the series were those blue suits they always wore.
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4.41am
12 November 2009
Offline Has any one tried re-dubbing it?
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4.57am
27 March 2010
Offline Oh my goodness, I *LOVE* cartoon Ringo. He's so adorable! There's one song, I forgot which, where they're all dancing, and Paul, John, and George are synchronized, but Ringo's just trailing along doing whatever he wants. 
It's so cute!
I'm in love, but I'm lazy.
1.28pm
3 April 2010
Offline Ringo's nose need's to be a little smaller too.
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5.28pm
27 April 2010
Offline A Fiendish Thingy said:
Oh my goodness, I *LOVE* cartoon Ringo. He's so adorable!
You may already be aware of this but, just in case, I post a mini-episode of The Beatles Cartoon each Wednesday on TheBeatlesRarity.com. Here's a link to what cartoons are posted so far. Beatles Cartoons. There are more on YouTube, but I hope to eventually have them all together in one place on my site.
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10.46pm
9 June 2010
Offline Happy Nat said:
MeanMrs.Mustard said:
Me? Mean?
But they really should have made Ringo a BIT taller….
I like how he said "hu-hu-hu…yeeeaaah!" all the time. Yes, he was a bit short. Everything was exagerated (especially Ringo's nose) but that is the crux of animation, no? I think my least favorite thing about the series were those blue suits they always wore.
That was my VERY LEAST FAVORITE PART! (The "he he he he yeah"s, that is.) AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!
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11.45pm
25 July 2010
Offline My dad was a little boy (ok not THAT little, maybe like 10 or something...) and he still likes to watch episodes on Youtube...I had to show him how to use Youtube first though
It was made for American kiddies, so they probably wouldn't quite get the accents, And yes, Ringo's nose should be a bit smaller, but you can't change the past, am I right?
This was also made in the 1960's (I believe) so the cartoon was still somewhat in the early days of cartoons on the Tellie (I've always wanted to say that lol) and it probably won't be as good to us who are born loving and knowing Spongebob and stuff on Nick. However I do love a good "Mr. Peabody & Sherman" and "Top Cat" every now & again 
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6.04pm
17 August 2010
Offline i actually love it. almost every episode made me laugh.
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14 April 2010
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