Usuaria:Panda Girl/El i
El Inspector | ||
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Programa o serie de televisión | ||
Género | Comedia | |
Protagonistas |
El Inpector Deux Deux El Comisario | |
Idioma(s) original(es) | inglés | |
Producción | ||
Productor(es) | DePatie-Freleng Enterprises | |
Duración | 10 minutos aproximadamente | |
Distribuidor | United Artist | |
Lanzamiento | ||
Primera emisión | 1965 | |
Última emisión | 1969 |
El Inspector es una serie animada de los años de 1960 producida por DePatie-Freleng Enterprises y publicado a través de United Artists. El personaje principal está basado en el agente de la policía francesa llamado Jacques Clouseau, que es el personaje principal en las películas de La Pantera Rosa.. La música utilizada para los títulos de la serie animada era la canción «A Shot in the Dark» por Henry Mancini, tomado prestado del la película de 1964 del mismo nombre. La música adicional estuvo compuesta inicialmente por William Lava, más tarde por Walter Greene.
Todos los episodios aparecieron durante la temporada inicial (1969–1970) de la serie animada de la Pantera Rosa. Para las nuevas secuencias, el Inspector (ahora con la voz de Marvin Miller) es presentado intentando capturar a La Pantera Rosa..[1]
Argumemto
[editar]A pesar de que el personaje principal nunca tuvo un nombre, en contraste al [Inspector Clouseau]], el personaje de la serie animada era generalmente competente. La comedia a veces provenía de los villanos y de situaciones donde el Inspector estaba expuesto. A través de estas circunstancias difíciles, a menudo los delincuentes consiguen que el Inpector muestre lo mejor de él y tenga que afrontar la ira de su temperamental comisario acosador (basado en el Comisario Dreyfus de Herbert Lom).[1]
Pat Harrington, Jr. Proporcionado la voz para el Inspector y también suministró la voz del ayudante del Inspector, español gendarme nombró Deux-Deux (a menudo sonando como "Ju-Du"), un apodo francés común para Eduard/Eduardo. El Comisario frustrado era voiced principalmente por Paul Libera. Larry Storch, Marvin Miller, y Mark Skor también alternó proporcionar la voz del Comisario también.[1] La primera entrada, El Grande DeGaulle Stone Operación, era el corto presentado antes de exploraciones de la película de Vínculo del James Thunderball.[1]
Personajes
[editar]- El Inspector (Pat Harrington), es el protagonista del corto animado.
- Deux Deux (Don Messick ), es el ayudante español de gendaremería de el Inspector. Lo acompaña en mayoría de sus aventuras.
- El Comisario (Larry Storch), es el jefe de el Inspector.
Lista de episodios
[editar]This is a list of the original 34 Inspector animated shorts produced from 1965 to 1969 by DePatie-Freleng Enterprises (DFE Films). All entries were featured on television as part of The Pink Panther Show starting in 1969.
1965
[editar]1966
[editar]Episodio # |
Título | Dirigido por | Estreno original |
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1 | «The Great De Gaulle Stone Operation» | Friz Freleng | 21 de dicimebre de 1965 |
Episodio # |
Título | Dirigido por | Estreno original |
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2 | «Reaux, Reaux, Reaux Your Boat» | Gerry Chiniquy | 1 de febrero de 1966 |
3 | «Napoleon Blown-Aparte» | Gerry Chiniquy | 2 de febrero de 1966 |
4 | «Cirrhosis of the Louvre» | Gerry Chiniquy | 9 de marzo de 1966 |
5 | «Plastered in Paris» | Gerry Chiniquy | 5 de abril de 1966 |
6 | «Cock-A-Doodle Deux Deux» | Robert McKimson | 15 de junio de 1966 |
7 | «Ape Suzette» | Gerry Chiniquy | 24 de junio de 1966 |
# | Title | Date | Director | Story | Synopsis | Notes |
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02 | Reaux, Reaux, Reaux Your Boat | February 1, 1966 | Gerry Chiniquy | John W. Dunn | The Inspector is after the notorious smuggler Captain Clamity and his sidekick Crab Louie. | The Commissioner does not appear. |
03 | Napoleon Blown-Aparte | February 2, 1966 | Gerry Chiniquy | John W. Dunn | The Mad Bomber escapes from Le Prison and swears vengeance on The Commissioner by blowing him up with an endless amount of bombs. | An alternative rendition of ‘’The Inspector’’ theme “A Shot in the Dark” is featured during the credits. |
04 | Cirrhosis of the Louvre | March 9, 1966 | Gerry Chiniquy | John W. Dunn | The insidious criminal known as The Blotch plans to steal all the paintings from the Louvre. | |
05 | Plastered in Paris | April 5, 1966 | Gerry Chiniquy | John W. Dunn | The Inspector and Deux Deux chase a fugitive known as "X" across the globe. | |
06 | Cock-A-Doodle Deux Deux | June 15, 1966 | Robert McKimson | Michael O'Connor | The largest diamond in the world, 'The Plymouth Rock', has been stolen from Madame at her chateau, and the suspects turn out to be chickens. | An alternative rendition of ‘’The Inspector’’ theme “A Shot in the Dark” is featured during the credits. |
07 | Ape Suzette | June 24, 1966 | Gerry Chiniquy | John W. Dunn | The Inspector thinks he is fighting a diminutive sailor but an ape gets in all the punches. | The Commissioner does not appear. |
08 | The Pique Poquette of Paris | August 25, 1966 | George Singer | John W. Dunn | The Inspector goes after Spider Pierre (who has four arms, two legs and a spider-web gun) an expert pickpocket. | The Commissioner does not appear. |
09 | Sicque! Sicque! Sicque! | September 23, 1966 | George Singer | John W. Dunn | During an investigation at the Château de Vincennes, Sergeant Deux Deux clumsily drinks a swig of the formula of a mad scientist and therefore transforms as Mr. Hyde, in routines, goes torturing the Inspector | The Commissioner does not appear. |
10 | That's No Lady—That's Notre Dame | October 26, 1966 | George Singer | John W. Dunn | Trying to catch a purse snatcher, the Inspector sets up a sting operation by disguising himself as a woman and soon falls afoul of the Commissioner's jealous wife. | |
11 | Unsafe and Seine | November 9, 1966 | George Singer | John W. Dunn | The Inspector and Deux-Deux go on an undercover search for an agent across the world. | |
12 | Toulouse La Trick | December 30, 1966 | Robert McKimson | John W. Dunn | The Inspector handcuffs Toulouse Le Moose and himself to prevent Toulouse from escaping, but it causes problems on the way to the station. | Sgt. Deux-Deux and the Commissioner do not appear. |
1967
[editar]# | Title | Date | Director | Story | Synopsis | Notes |
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13 | Sacré Bleu Cross | February 1, 1967 | Gerry Chiniquy | John W. Dunn | When they go after Hassan the Assassin, Deux-Deux gives the Inspector an unlucky rabbit's foot. | The Commissioner does not appear. |
14 | Le Quiet Squad | May 17, 1967 | Robert McKimson | Jim Ryan | The Commissioner is overworked and needs absolute quiet or he goes into uncontrolled fits of temper. The Inspector is assigned to look after him, but has trouble with a noisy cat. | Sgt. Deux-Deux does not appear. |
15 | Bomb Voyage | May 22, 1967 | Robert McKimson | Tony Benedict | The Commissioner is kidnapped by extraterrestrials, and the Inspector goes to rescue him. | Music score is set to Ottorino Respighi's Pines of Rome. |
16 | Le Pig-Al Patrol | May 24, 1967 | Gerry Chiniquy | Jim Ryan | The Inspector is sent after biker Pig Al and his biker gang. | Sgt. Deux-Deux does not appear. |
17 | Le Bowser Bagger | May 30, 1967 | Gerry Chiniquy | Jim Ryan | The Inspector is given Private Bowser, a very energetic dog, in his efforts to track down a thief. | Sgt. Deux-Deux does not appear. |
18 | Le Escape Goat | June 29, 1967 | Gerry Chiniquy | Jim Ryan | After being fired for letting Louie Le Finke escape, the Inspector tries to stop him from taking vengeance on the Commissioner, but ends up becoming part of the manhunt himself. | Sgt. Deux-Deux does not appear. |
19 | Le Cop on Le Rocks | July 3, 1967 | George Singer | Jim Ryan | The Inspector is sent to prison having been mistaken for a bank robber who looks exactly like him. He soon realizes that his backfiring attempts to escape adds even more years to his sentence. | Sgt. Deux-Deux and the Commissioner do not appear. |
20 | Crow De Guerre | August 16, 1967 | Gerry Chiniquy | John W. Dunn | The Inspector is continually outwitted by a crow that steals jewels. | Sgt. Deux-Deux and the Commissioner do not appear. |
21 | Canadian Can-Can | September 20, 1967 | Gerry Chiniquy | John W. Dunn | Sent to Canada on an exchange programme, the Inspector is sent after Two-Faced Harry, who has an innocent face on his front and an evil face on his back. | Sgt. Deux-Deux does not appear. |
22 | Tour de Farce | October 25, 1967 | Gerry Chiniquy | Jim Ryan | Through his own mistake, the Inspector is stranded on a deserted island with burly convict Mack Le Truck, who is trying to kill him. | Sgt. Deux-Deux and the Commissioner do not appear. |
23 | The Shooting of Caribou Lou | December 20, 1967 | Gerry Chiniquy | John W. Dunn | On holiday in Canada as a Mountie, the Inspector is kidnapped by the diminutive but aggressive fur trapper Caribou Lou. | Sgt. Deux-Deux and the Commissioner do not appear. |
1968
[editar]# | Title | Date | Director | Story | Synopsis | Notes |
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24 | London Derriere | February 7, 1968 | Gerry Chiniquy | Jim Ryan | Having chased international jewel thief Louie Le Swipe around Europe, the Inspector tries to nab him in London. Unfortunately, he runs afoul of the no-gun laws and works alongside a British police captain. | Sgt. Deux-Deux and the Commissioner do not appear. |
25 | Les Miserobots | March 21, 1968 | Gerry Chiniquy | Jim Ryan | The Inspector is fired after being replaced by an efficient police robot. He tries to destroy it, but his attempts backfire. | Sgt Deux-Deux does not appear. |
26 | Transylvania Mania | March 26, 1968 | Gerry Chiniquy | John W. Dunn | The Inspector is sent to find a scientist who is making monsters without a license. The scientist is Dracula who needs a brain for his latest monster, and the Inspector arrives at just the right moment. | Sgt. Deux-Deux and the Commissioner do not appear. |
27 | Bear De Guerre | April 26, 1968 | Gerry Chiniquy | Jim Ryan | The Inspector goes quail hunting but runs afoul of a brown bear who thinks he is being hunted. | Sgt. Deux-Deux and the Commissioner do not appear. |
28 | Cherche Le Phantom | June 13, 1968 | Gerry Chiniquy | Tony Benedict | The Inspector searches for a wanted gorilla from the Paris zoo and a phantom that is hiding in the opera house. | |
29 | Le Great Dane Robbery | July 7, 1968 | Gerry Chiniquy | Jim Ryan | The Inspector must get past a vicious dog named Tiny in order to retrieve a code cipher stolen from a French intelligence unit. | Sgt. Deux-Deux does not appear. |
30 | Le Ball and Chain Gang | July 24, 1968 | Gerry Chiniquy | Jim Ryan | The Inspector tries to get into the house of an argumentative couple named Charlie and Edna. | Sgt. Deux-Deux and the Commissioner do not appear. |
31 | La Feet's Defeat | July 24, 1968 | Gerry Chiniquy | Jim Ryan | The Commissioner assigns the Inspector and Deux-Deux to capture Muddy La Feet and encounter many booby traps, which Deux-Deux sets off. | Sgt. Deux-Deux and the Commissioner's final appearances. |
1969
[editar]# | Title | Date | Director | Story | Synopsis | Notes |
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32 | French Freud | January 22, 1969 | Gerry Chiniquy | Jack Miller | A crooked Russian actress, Melody Mercurochrome and her "maid" (i.e. husband in drag also a psychiatrist) are trying to kill the Inspector to get at the Du Barry diamond. | |
33 | Pierre and Cottage Cheese | February 26, 1969 | Gerry Chiniquy | no writer listed | A Chinese robot named Charlie tries to help the Inspector capture Dirty Pierre Le Punk, who lives in a cottage. | |
34 | Carte Blanched | May 14, 1969 | Gerry Chiniquy | David Detiege | The Inspector discovers he has accidentally stolen a shopping cart from his local supermarket. A malignant voiceover suggests numerous ways to get rid of it before he is caught. |
Voces
[editar]- Pat Harrington, Jr. - El Inspector, Deux-Deux
- Paul Frees - El Comisario (1966–1967)
- Don Messick - Deux-Deux (La Feet's Defeat)
- Larry Storch - El Comisario (1965–1966) (The Great DeGaulle Stone Operation, Napoleon Blown-Aparte))
- Marvin Miller - El Comisario (1967, 1968–1969), El Inspector, Deux-Deux (El Espectáculo de Pantera Rosa)
- Mark Skor - El Comisario (1967) (Canadian Can-Can)
Resurgimiento
[editar]El Inspector resurgió en 1993 para la serie, La Pantera Rosa, con la voz de Brian George. En la caricatura, el Inspector es visto a menudo cuándo está descrito en la aplicación de la ley.
Referencias
[editar]- ↑ a b c d Jerry, Beck (2006). Pink Panther: The Ultimate Guide to the Coolest Cat in Town. New York, New York: Dorling Kindersley, Ltd. ISBN 0-7566-1033-8.
Enlaces externos
[editar]- Big Cartoon Database
- Golden Age
- Retrô TV (en portugués)