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'''''The Pink Panther''''' is a [[1993 in television|1993]] [[cartoon series|animated television series]]; a co-production of [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Animation]], [[Mirisch Company|Mirisch]]-Geoffrey [[DePatie-Freleng Enterprises|DePatie-Freleng]] and [[United Artists]], this version stars [[Pink Panther (character)|the legendary hip feline]] in new adventures, but this time he talks (with the voice of [[Matt Frewer]]). |
'''''The Pink Panther''''' is a [[1993 in television|1993]] [[cartoon series|animated television series]]; a co-production of [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Animation]], [[Mirisch Company|Mirisch]]-Geoffrey [[DePatie-Freleng Enterprises|DePatie-Freleng]] and [[United Artists]], this version stars [[Pink Panther (character)|the legendary hip feline]] in new adventures, but this time he talks (with the voice of [[Matt Frewer]]). |
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Alongside the panther are his longtime friends and co-stars from other DFE shorts, ''[[The Inspector]]'', ''[[The Ant and the Aardvark]]'' and ''[[The Dogfather]]'', as well as "The Little Man" who was a co-star in the original |
Alongside the panther are his longtime friends and co-stars from other DFE shorts, ''[[The Inspector]]'', ''[[The Ant and the Aardvark]]'' and ''[[The Dogfather]]'', as well as "The Little Man" who was a co-star in the original theatrical shorts alongside the cool cat. Also, some new characters were created for the show, including a mask-wearing tribal [[Witch doctor (traditional medicine)|witch doctor]] who is called "Voodoo Man". |
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The show was nominated for a daytime Emmy award in 1994 for Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction and Composition.<ref>{{imdb title|0108895}}</ref> |
The show was nominated for a daytime Emmy award in 1994 for Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction and Composition.<ref>{{imdb title|0108895}}</ref> |
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Revision as of 06:24, 23 November 2007
The Pink Panther is a 1993 animated television series; a co-production of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Animation, Mirisch-Geoffrey DePatie-Freleng and United Artists, this version stars the legendary hip feline in new adventures, but this time he talks (with the voice of Matt Frewer).
Alongside the panther are his longtime friends and co-stars from other DFE shorts, The Inspector, The Ant and the Aardvark and The Dogfather, as well as "The Little Man" who was a co-star in the original theatrical shorts alongside the cool cat. Also, some new characters were created for the show, including a mask-wearing tribal witch doctor who is called "Voodoo Man".
The show was nominated for a daytime Emmy award in 1994 for Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction and Composition.[1]
Episode list
- Pink Pink And Away/ Down on The Ant Farm
- Pink and Quiet/The Pinky 500
- The Ghost and Mr. Panther/ Clepanthera
- Big Top Pinky/ Yeti Nother Big Foot Story
- Pinky In Paradise/ Department Store Pink-erton
- Moby Pink/ The Pink Stuff
- Pink Pizza/ The Pink Painter
- Pink Paparazzi/ Werewolf in Panther's Clothing
- Rock Me Pink/ Pinkie Pantherus
- Pilgrim Panther/ That Old Pink Magic
- Pink-antherthal Man/ Pink Kong
- The Magnificent Pink One/ Downhill Panther
- 14 Karat Pink/ Robo Pink
- Pink Encounters/ Junkyard Pink Blues
- Pantherobics/ Pinkenstrin
- Pink Rider/ Midnight Ride Of Pink Revere
- Pinky... He Delivers/ Super-Pink's Egg-cellent Adventure
- Cowboy Pinky/ Stealth Panther
- Pinkazuma's Revenge/ Pinky Down Under
- Pinkadoon/ A Comp-Pink We Will Go
- Icy Pink/ The End of Superpink
- All For Pink And Pink For All/ Service With A Pink Smile
- Trains, Pains, And Panthers/ Wet and Wild Pinky
- From Hair To Eternity/ Strike Flea You're Out
- Cinderpink/ It's A Bird! It's A Pain! It's Superfan
- Who's Smiling? (The Inspector)/ Rob 'n Hoodwinked
- Hook Line and Pinker/ Valentine Pink
- Dino Sour Head/ The Luck of the Pinkish
- The Inspector... Not (The Inspector)/ Pinky Links
- Stool Parrot (The Inspector)/ Pinky and Slusho
- Panthergeist/ Pinky's Pending Pink Slip
- The Three Pink Porker/ The Heart of Pinkness
- The Inspector's Most Wanted (The Inspector)/ Pinky Appleseed
- Calling Dr. Panther/ For Those Who Pink Young
- Light's Camera, Voodoo/ I'm Dreaming of a Pink Christmas
- Wiener Takes All/ The Easter Panther
- The Inspector's Club (The Inspector)
- Black and White and Pink All Over/ Beach Blanket Pinky
- Digging For Dollars (The Inspector)/ Pinknocchio
- Pink Up The River/ Long John Pinky
- Muff The Magic Dragon/ Pink Thumb
- Pinky's Dilemma/ Oh Varkula
- Ice Blue Pink/ Pink Trek
- Legend of El Pinko/ Pink Big
- Eric the Pink/ Pretty and Pink
- Built For Speed/ Pooch the Panther
- Pinky in Toyland/ Detective of Oz
- Royal Canadian Mounted Panther/ Power of Pink
- Lifestyles of the Pink and Famous/ Happy Trails Pinky
- A Hard Day's Pink/ You Only Pink Twice
- It's Just a Gypsy in My Soup/ Aliens And A Footstool
- Mummy Dearest/ Feast of Famine
- Bo Pink Is An Island/ Pinky and the Golden Fleece
- Home Stretch Pinky/ Pink Pucks
- The Reluctant Ninja/ Pantherella
- Pink's Ark/ Rain or Snow or Pink of Night
- Pink in the Middle/ Pink in the Poke
- A Nut at the Opeta/ Hann-n-Eggz
- Voodoo Man/ 7 Manly Men
- Drving Mr. Pink*/ Texas Toads/ Ant and Aardvark
(*): Was also relesed as theaterical short.
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