Mixture: Animated Trivia

1. What cartoon on Disney featured Baloo from "The Jungle Book?"

From Quiz Cartoon Shows from the 1990s that I Like

Answer: TaleSpin

"TaleSpin" ran for only one season in 1990. There were 65 episodes of "Talespin" made. Ed Gilbert voiced Baloo. Baloo is an airplane pilot for cargo and flies a plane called Sea Duck.

From Quiz Cartoons From the 1950s I Like

Answer: Gumby

"Gumby" first appeared on "Howdy Doody" in 1955. By 1957, he had his own tv series. He and all his friends (Pokey, Prickle, and many others) were modeled by Art Clokey. He was also the voice of Pokey the horse.

From Quiz Hearing Voices

Answer: Patrick Stewart

Bullock is the Deputy Director of the CIA's Langley Falls branch and as such is the boss of main character, Stan Smith. In the show he enjoys fishing, table tennis and the company of young, overweight Asian women. He has also appeared on Spooner Street, in an episode of "Family Guy" (1999 onwards), where he and Stan attempt to stop Stewie taking over the world in the 2007 episode, "Lois Kills Stewie". Accomplished Shakespearean actor, Patrick Stewart, who provides the voice for Bullock is best known for his role as Captain Jean-Luc Picard in the TV show, "Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987-1994).

From Quiz Saturday Morning Cartoon Characters

Answer: Sweet Polly Purebred

Sweet Polly was actually the love interest of our superhero, Underdog. Whenever she was in trouble she would sing "Where oh where has my Underdog gone?" and with his super hearing would fly to her rescue. Norma MacMillan was the voice of Sweet Polly and Wally Cox the voice of Underdog. The first "Underdog" episode aired October 1964 on the NBC network.

From Quiz Saturday Morning Cartoons from the '60s and '70s

Answer: "The Hillbilly Bears"

Paw always mumbled and you could just make out enough of what he was saying to make you laugh. Paw's favorite pastimes were sleepin' and feudin' with their neighbors, The Hoppers. There were 26 total episodes that aired on NBC from October 1965 - September 1967.

From Quiz You Can't Animate That!

Answer: Donald Duck

"Der Fuhrer's Face" was a Walt Disney cartoon featuring Donald Duck. The episode was released in 1943 and in the cartoon Donald Duck has a nightmare about being a Nazi. The cartoon received an Academy Award, but was later pulled from syndication due to its controversial topic. The cartoon caused controversy in Russia in 2010 when it was posted online, which the Russian government claimed was "inciting hatred and enmity".

From Quiz Toons, Toons, and More Toons

Answer: Beany and Cecil

"Beany and Cecil" ran from January 6, 1962 - June 28, 1969. The propeller on Beany Boy's cap allowed him to fly. The cap was called a Beanycopter and it became a popularly marketed novelty toy.

From Quiz Visually-Impaired Animated Characters

Answer: Quincy

Quincy Magoo often finds himself in hilarious mayhem because of his nearsightedness. Oftentimes the situation sorts itself out with Magoo coming out on top. He is known for his catchphrase "Oh Magoo, you've done it again!"

From Quiz Calling Cartoons...

Answer: Phil Hartman

Phil Hartman (1948-1998) was the voice of down-and-out lawyer Lionel Hutz (aka Miguel Sanchez) and washed up actor Troy McClure from 1991 to 1998. "Hello, I'm actor Troy McClure! You may remember me from such automated information kiosks as "Welcome to Springfield Airport...". Phil also played Bill McNeal on "NewsRadio" from 1995 to 1998. Even before that, Hartman appeared on "Saturday Night Live" from 1985 to 1996. Some of his "SNL" characters included Frankenstein, Frozen Caveman Lawyer, Phil Donahue, Prince Charming and Bill Clinton. It's unfortunate that he was 'taken away' from us too soon and too tragically.

From Quiz Cartoon Catchphrases

Answer: Scooby-Doo

Did I fool you with the anime choices or did you know it was Shaggy (the voice of Casey Kasem) on "Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!" (1969-1978)? "If not for those meddling kids" we would have no Scooby, no Velma, Daphne, Fred or Shaggy, no Mystery Machine and no ghostly presences to unmask. We would miss the talking Great Dane saying "ruh-roh"; and, try as we might, we would be unable to explain the absence of the follow-up 2002 movie where, after a hiatus, the unanimated team finds its way to Spooky Island during spring break to investigate a rash of paranormal incidents.

From Quiz Johnny Love's Commercial Short

Answer: One

Velma was the only member of the gang to appear in this special, along with Johnny Bravo.

From Quiz Saturday Morning TV: 60s & 70s America

Answer: Jonny Quest

"The Adventures of Jonny Quest" aired 1964-1965 on Friday nights on ABC. The episodes were then rerun on Saturday mornings for the next 20 years. In the 1980s, some new episodes were produced that were shorter and less violent; they were shown as part of a package of cartoons in the show "The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera".

From Quiz Nostalgic Saturday Mornings: Cartoon Memories

Answer: Judy Jetson

Judy Jetson was the boy-crazy daughter of that overworked button pusher George Jetson. Judy was voiced by Janet Waldo.

From Quiz Nostalgic Saturday Mornings: Cartoons 101

Answer: B.J. Ward

B.J. Ward started her voice-over work with the "Jana" cartoon, but has voiced many other well-know cartoon characters, including Velma Dinkley and Betty Rubble.

From Quiz Let's Get Animated

Answer: The Simpsons

"The Simpsons" was so iconic that its main character, Homer Simpson, was declared one of the 25 Most Influential People of the Last 25 years by Time Magazine in 2007 for his portrayal of a decidedly American brand of ironic humor. "The Simpsons" is a FOX network show and long held the title of longest-running scripted primetime series.

From Quiz What Show Is This?

Answer: Spongebob Squarepants

In 'SpongeBob Squarepants', the main character is SpongeBob. He lives next to Squidward Tentacles, who hates SpongeBob. His best friend is Patrick Star, a pink starfish.

From Quiz Who Voiced the "Cartoon Cartoons"?

Answer: Tom Kenny

Thomas James "Tom" Kenny is most known for voicing SpongeBob SquarePants on the Nickelodeon show "SpongeBob SquarePants". He was nominated for an Annie Award in 2001 and 2008, and won in 2010.

From Quiz The Genius of Warner Brothers Cartoons

Answer: Daffy Duck

Daffy first appeared in 1937, while Bugs didn't debut until 1940. My own favorite, Sylvester, didn't come along until 1945. Daffy's first role was in 'Porky's Duck Hunt'. The early Daffy looked more like a real duck, not taking on his present recognizable form until he was redesigned by director Bob Clampett.

From Quiz Whose Voice Is It Anyway? Part I

Answer: Trey Parker

Besides Cartman (who Trey has said is his favorite character), Trey also provides voices for Stan and Randy Marsh, Satan, Officer Barbrady, Mr. Garrison and many other lovable South Park residents. Trey and "South Park" have been nominated and won several awards, including several Emmy wins and an Academy Award nomination in 1999.

From Quiz Rankin/Bass Christmas Television Shows

Answer: Red Skelton

Although Morey Amsterdam had the role of One Million B.C., Skelton's image and voice was used for the story-teller, Father Time. He also provided the voice of Baby Bear. In this 1976 production, Rudolph was given the task of finding Baby New Year who ran away because people laughed at his large ears.

From Quiz Cartoon Character Guessing Game

Answer: Muriel

Muriel is the doting owner of Courage the Cowardly dog. She is often oblivious to the hatred her husband shows her dog, but when she catches him, she gets him back. His show was "Courage the Cowardly Dog"

From Quiz Animation Domination

Answer: American Dad

Krispy Kreme McDonald was one of Roger's identities. Steve and his friends were starting a garage band and needed a drummer. Roger stated he was a natural drummer because he had no bones in his arms. Roger came up with this personality and got the job. Unfortunately he took a downward swing because of excessive drinking. The ski jumper was Klaus' original body before the CIA swapped his mind with that of a goldfish.

From Quiz Cartoon Heroes of the 90s

Answer: Darkwing Duck

This cartoon ran from 91-95. It was part of the very popular Saturday Disney afternoon.

From Quiz Random Cartoon Quiz-o-Rama!

Answer: Bulldog

Despite the breed never being mentioned and never known if it's the British or American, Spike and Tyke are clearly bulldogs, thanks to their flat faces and bulky bodies.

From Quiz "Animaniacs" and "Pinky and the Brain"

Answer: In a watertower

"They lock us in the tower, whenever we get caught!" That is part of the theme song, and characters have referred to the watertower before; it is also where parts of some episodes take place. The Warners consider it their home, as is obvious by the presence of toys, beds, etc.

From Quiz The Ultimate Animated TV Quiz

Answer: 2000

Fry, the earthling has been frozen and then melted only to find himself in the year 3000. He was frozen in the year 2000.

From Quiz Hanna-Barbera Cartoons

Answer: Ruff & Reddy

William Hanna and Joseph Barbera gave birth to H-B Enterprises in 1944 when these two animation directors at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer joined forces to produce freelance TV commercials. When Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer closed their animation studio, Hanna and Barbera went into animation full time. Their first Cartoon show was 'Ruff and Reddy' in 1957. They changed the name of their company to Hanna-Barbera Productions in 1960. William Hanna died in 2001 and Joseph Barbera died in 2006, but their production company lives on. Hanna-Barbera Productions is credited with 330 shows and features over the 50 years they've been in business.

From Quiz Who Said It, and on Which Grown-Up Cartoon?

Answer: Butters from "South Park"

In the episode "Christian Rock Hard", Eric Cartman has bet Kyle Broflovski that his Christian Rock band will get a platinum record before Kyle's group. However, unbeknownst to Cartman, Christian bands don't get gold and platinum albums - their designations are "gold, frankincense, and myrrh". Out of sheer frustration on his album going myrrh, Cartman cuts loose with a stream of profanity, alienating his Christian fans and provoking this, at first, gentle rebuke from his drummer, Butters. When it becomes clear that his career has been ended by Cartman's outburst, the genteel percussionist uses less palatable language to convey his displeasure with Eric.

From Quiz Cartoons for All Ages

Answer: Norville Rogers

"Scooby-doo" was originally broadcast on CBS from 1969 to 1976 after which it switched to ABC. Shaggy was one of four main characters; Scooby-doo was Shaggy's pet dog.

From Quiz 2002 "TV Guide's" 50 Greatest Cartoon Characters

Answer: Mickey Mouse

What is the 21st Century coming to? The icon of 'baby boomers' and foundation of a multi-zillion dollar entertainment industry barely made the top 20. Mickey did rate higher than his rival, Donald Duck, who placed #43, but poor Mickey was beaten out by the likes of Beavis and Butt-head at #4 and SpongeBob SquarePants at #9.

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