Cartoon sound clips used on Svengoolie

[Mr. Horse]

More clip IDs, thanks to the latest update to that pack:

CAPTAIN SIMIAN AND THE SPACE MONKEYS:
- "Is he great or what?"
- "Some monkeys just don't appreciate savoir faire!" (both from "Monkey Puzzle Man")

GARFIELD AND FRIENDS:
"My boss thinks it'll be a real ratings-grabber." ("Dream Date")

SKYSURFER STRIKE FORCE:
"Hey, take it easy, pal! We were just kiddin'!"
"Mister Loser! Over here!"
"What's with the outfit? You some kind of space man?" (all from "Time Storm")

SNOW WHITE (Golden Films):
"Why must they always ruin it??!"

Incidentally, I happened upon the source of the "Calling all stations!" snippet used in the intro since the Son of Sven days sometime ago - 'tis from a 1932 Paramount film called "The Big Broadcast".

More to come tomorrow, as it's getting late for me.

 

[Low Spark of Lyman]

GARFIELD AND FRIENDS:
"My boss thinks it'll be a real ratings-grabber." ("Dream Date")

I actually noticed that one a while back (I THOUGHT it sounded familiar), and had been meaning to post it here. Unfortunately I tend to procrastinate, plus I still haven't quite gotten to the full swing of returning to this site (after finally re-emerging on New Year's Eve).

 

[disman00911]

Here It Is. The Excel/Spreadsheet detailing nearly every soundbite used on Svengoolie. It's an xlsx file but you can easily convert it to Google Sheets. Feel free to edit it to fill in some of the remaining spaces or fix some spelling errors or other mistakes.

Click Link Here

Number (ordered alphabetically based on the Wayback Machine page posted above. plus some bonus quotes)
Quote
Character or Actor/Actress
Movie, TV Show, Cartoon, Album, etc.
Episode, Short, Track Single, etc.
Year
Notes
Credits

Some final observations:
- I could be wrong but the unknown Ashton Kutcher movie clips might come from 2000's "Dude! Where's My Car?" I remember seeing that film once but it was a very long time ago.

- All of the Three Stooges sound clips come from the same short: "Disorder In the Court" (one of the four public domain shorts). When Svengoolie was revived in Chicago local TV in 1995, Three Stooges shorts were airing on WPWR 50 (then an independent but soon became the now-defunct UPN affiliate) instead of WCIU 26, which was probably why Svengoolie couldn't use additional Stooge sound clips. However, that didn't stop the show from using Simpsons sound clips as that show's reruns were airing on WFLD Fox 32 during the 90s and 2000s.

- Speaking of the Simpsons, the sound clips come from some of the same episodes like "Homie The Clown", "Homer vs Patty & Selma" and "Saddledore Galactica".

- The Beavis and Butthead quotes come from two episode shorts: "The Great Cornholio" and "Beard Boys".

- Most of the South Park clips come from the 1999 movie "South Park: Bigger Longer & Uncut".

- Most of the Scooby Doo quotes must had been recorded exclusively for the show instead of the reused from existing Scooby-Doo shows.

- One that Wayback Machine page, some of the Star Wars and Star Trek clips get mixed up (i.e. "Star Trek: A New Hope")

- I was wrong on a few clips. For instance, the "Hey, We're Trying To Sleep Here" is an original Svengoolie/Son of Svengoolie sound clip and doesn't come from a Three Stooges short as the voice was very similar to Moe Howard. Another original sound clip was a laugh or "Yep, Yep, Yep" that sounded like Beaky Buzzard from "Looney Tunes".

Hope that file helps.

 

[Mr. Horse]

Forgot another new clip ID'd via the archive:
MAGILLA GORILLA:
"How much is that gorilla in the window?" (show intro)

 

[Classic Speedy]

I don't think this one has been mentioned yet, but it's played on the show before:
Batman: "You don't TOUCH anything, SAY anything or DO anything unless I tell you! Got it?"
(from the episode "Harlequinade")

EDIT: "Home on De-Nile" had the oft-used quote "Everybody: Ha, ha, ha."

 

[TeridaxXD001]

I haven't watched Svengoolie in a long time now, but for some reason it's really bugging me right now that I can't remember which movie "Get off my back!" comes from.

 

[Mr. Horse]

I haven't watched Svengoolie in a long time now, but for some reason it's really bugging me right now that I can't remember which movie "Get off my back!" comes from.

That's from the 1965 film "I Saw What You Did".

 

[Mr. Horse]

This isn't an audio clip, but it deserves an honorable mention for being an instance of stock footage from something animated being used during the show:
One of the 80s "Son of Svengoolie" shows uses footage from the 1956 Woody Woodpecker short "Woodpecker from Mars" as B-roll under the usual "Calling all stations" audio (the scene with a Walter Winchell caricature and various ethnic stereotype newscasters reporting on the news of an "invader from Mars"). I haven't been able to relocate the episode that uses it yet, but I'll edit the OP when I'm able to.

 

[Classic Speedy]

Another oft-used one: "That's IT! We're outta here." - Animaniacs, "Of Nice and Men"

 

[Classic Speedy]

Double post, but "Whoa, dumber than advertised!" is from the A! episode Turkey Jerky.

 

[Mr. Horse]

Not an addition to the database, but something fun during the mailbag segment for last week's show pertaining to this thread happened I thought I'd relate:
Somebody, after hearing the Mindy "FUZZY BUNNY!!" snippet several times on the show, actually sent Sven a furry bunny statue to show off. Thought that was really cool, and outside the box for someone to sent him.

 

[Classic Speedy]

"Quite disturbing, yes yes, quite disturbing." - A Bone For a Bone

EDIT: The oft-used "Eeeeewwww!" is from the Animaniacs short Girlfeathers.

"Deeesgusting!" - Jokahontas

A!'s "You're kidding!" is from "Baloney & Kids".

"That's disgusting!" is from A!'s "The Party".

"Oh, I hate it when that happens! NARF!" is from the A! P&TB short "The Helpinki Formula".

"We STINK!" - A!: The Boo Network

Pretty sure the show used this quote: "The stuff they're gettin' away with on kid's shows these days." - A!'s No Pain, No Painting

 

[Classic Speedy]

Heard in Young Frankenstein just now:

"That's nice singing. They remind me of Up With People." - A! short "Frontier Slappy".

 

[Low Spark of Lyman]

Just a heads up: I missed the last part of the Young Frankenstein presentation due to the 10:30 news on MeTV NH (it had been news at 10 o'clock for Saturdays before Svengoolie got its time expansion in 2023). So I think that includes the above quote showing up.

That may also explain why the second movie I got was House on Haunted Hill instead of the announced Frankenstein.

 

[Classic Speedy]

This is only tangentially related to this thread, but I identified the stock music used in some of the Too Drawn Out games: "Time's Up" by Emanuel Kallins, Regan Ryzuk [Gotham Music]. "Intermission Time" by Brian Salter [FirstCom] was also used in certain cases.