Hanna-Barbera
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*[[The Best Decemberween Ever]] — [[The Cheat's head exploding]] when he opened a present is possibly a reference to [[Wikipedia:The Smurfs|The Smurfs]], in which [[Wikipedia:Jokey Smurf|Jokey Smurf]] would give someone a present that would explode in the opener's face. | *[[The Best Decemberween Ever]] — [[The Cheat's head exploding]] when he opened a present is possibly a reference to [[Wikipedia:The Smurfs|The Smurfs]], in which [[Wikipedia:Jokey Smurf|Jokey Smurf]] would give someone a present that would explode in the opener's face. | ||
*Email [[haircut]] — In the "napping Strong Sad" Easter egg, Strong Sad says the names of [[Wikipedia:Jokey Smurf|Jokey Smurf]] and [[Wikipedia:Brainy Smurf|Brainy Smurf]] from the animated television series ''[[Wikipedia:The Smurfs|The Smurfs]]''. (When Strong Sad mentions "that Carpenter Smurf", he is probably referring to [[Wikipedia:Handy Smurf|Handy Smurf]].) | *Email [[haircut]] — In the "napping Strong Sad" Easter egg, Strong Sad says the names of [[Wikipedia:Jokey Smurf|Jokey Smurf]] and [[Wikipedia:Brainy Smurf|Brainy Smurf]] from the animated television series ''[[Wikipedia:The Smurfs|The Smurfs]]''. (When Strong Sad mentions "that Carpenter Smurf", he is probably referring to [[Wikipedia:Handy Smurf|Handy Smurf]].) | ||
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*[[A Folky Tale]] ([[A Folky Tale#Commentary Transcript|DVD commentary]]) — At one point, [[Matt Chapman]] mentions Brainy Smurf. | *[[A Folky Tale]] ([[A Folky Tale#Commentary Transcript|DVD commentary]]) — At one point, [[Matt Chapman]] mentions Brainy Smurf. | ||
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*Email [[little animal]] — While Strong Mad chases Strong Bad through the house, they pass by the computer repeatedly in a manner similar to that of older cartoons, especially Tom and Jerry, where the background would paradoxically repeat itself over and over. This process was actually created by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera in 1947 and was done in animation to save time and money, since only a section of background had to be drawn and was then looped over and over. | *Email [[little animal]] — While Strong Mad chases Strong Bad through the house, they pass by the computer repeatedly in a manner similar to that of older cartoons, especially Tom and Jerry, where the background would paradoxically repeat itself over and over. This process was actually created by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera in 1947 and was done in animation to save time and money, since only a section of background had to be drawn and was then looped over and over. | ||
*Email [[monument]] — In an Easter egg, Homestar tries to wear [[pants]], but gets distracted by [[the Thnikkaman]]; when he runs off, it is accompanied by the sudden departure sound. | *Email [[monument]] — In an Easter egg, Homestar tries to wear [[pants]], but gets distracted by [[the Thnikkaman]]; when he runs off, it is accompanied by the sudden departure sound. | ||
| + | *Email [[radio]] — In the [[Old-Timey]] Easter egg, [[Old-Timey Strong Bad]] says, "Drat and double drat!", which is a catchphrase spoken by [[Wikipedia:Dick Dastardly|Dick Dastardly]]. | ||
*Email [[highschool]] — [[The Homestar Runner Mysfit-steries]] is a parody of the countless teenage detective shows produced by Hanna-Barbera. The Easter Egg with the [[Old-Timey]] characters as "Romans living in Roman times" was inspired by the short lived series ''[[Wikipedia:The Roman Holidays|The Roman Holidays]]''. | *Email [[highschool]] — [[The Homestar Runner Mysfit-steries]] is a parody of the countless teenage detective shows produced by Hanna-Barbera. The Easter Egg with the [[Old-Timey]] characters as "Romans living in Roman times" was inspired by the short lived series ''[[Wikipedia:The Roman Holidays|The Roman Holidays]]''. | ||
*Email [[theme song]] — The heart background is similar to the one used in ''[[Wikipedia:The Powerpuff Girls|The Powerpuff Girls]]''. | *Email [[theme song]] — The heart background is similar to the one used in ''[[Wikipedia:The Powerpuff Girls|The Powerpuff Girls]]''. | ||
Revision as of 02:20, 18 October 2011
Hanna-Barbera was an animation studio founded by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera, who were originally known for the Tom & Jerry theatrical shorts produced for MGM. Hanna-Barbera productions were a staple of television animation from the 1960s until William Hanna's death in 2001. In keeping with The Brothers Chaps' intention with creating Saturday morning cartoons, references to these shows occasionally appear in the toons, mostly to their sound effects.
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Appearances
Scooby Doo
- The Homestar Runner Mysfit-Steries portray Homestar, Strong Mad, Marzipan, and Strong Bad as Scooby Doo characters.
- Homestar is dressed as Fred Jones.
- Strong Bad is dressed as Shaggy Rogers. He says "There's no such thing as mysterious", but in Scooby Doo it is Shaggy who is the coward.
- Marzipan is dressed as Daphne Blake. She uses the word "scampers", a play on the catchphrase "Jinkies!"
- Strong Mad is dressed as Velma Dinkley.
- A rejected costume for Marzipan shows her dressed up as Velma.
- Teen Girl Squad Issue 7 (DVD commentary) — The Brothers Chaps mention A Pup Named Scooby Doo.
Smurfs
- The Best Decemberween Ever — The Cheat's head exploding when he opened a present is possibly a reference to The Smurfs, in which Jokey Smurf would give someone a present that would explode in the opener's face.
- Email haircut — In the "napping Strong Sad" Easter egg, Strong Sad says the names of Jokey Smurf and Brainy Smurf from the animated television series The Smurfs. (When Strong Sad mentions "that Carpenter Smurf", he is probably referring to Handy Smurf.)
- A Folky Tale (DVD commentary) — At one point, Matt Chapman mentions Brainy Smurf.
The Flintstones
- Rumble Red is a spoof on The Great Gazoo, a character from The Flintstones.
- Strong Badia the Free — In Cave Girl Squad, Ogg drives a car similar to the one from The Flintstones.
- Email unnatural (DVD commentary) — Strong Bad and Mike talk about clickers, both a mouse and a remote control, and Strong Bad mentions that his great-grandma would call the remote control clicker "the pterodactyl that flies out of a stone box that turns the TV on for you". This refers to how one of the gadgets on The Flintstones might be used.
- Teen Girl Squad Issue 7 (DVD commentary) — The Brothers Chaps mention The Flintstone Kids.
The Jetsons
- Email secret identity (DVD commentary) — Homestar Runner mentions that he loves The Jetsons (or as he calls it "The Jettisons").
- Strong Bad Gameways — Strong Bad warns Wii players to avoid "flotsam and Jetsons", using a sketch of a cross-eyed George Jetson to illustrate "Jetsons".
Other
- The Luau — Three sound effects from the Hanna-Barbera cartoons are played here:
- The sudden departure sound when everyone all runs away from Strong Bad's marshmallow to Marzipan's luau.
- The bongo drum sound used to simulate running footsteps as everyone runs over to the luau.
- The tire screech sound used to simulate stopping when everyone arrives at the luau.
- Email little animal — While Strong Mad chases Strong Bad through the house, they pass by the computer repeatedly in a manner similar to that of older cartoons, especially Tom and Jerry, where the background would paradoxically repeat itself over and over. This process was actually created by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera in 1947 and was done in animation to save time and money, since only a section of background had to be drawn and was then looped over and over.
- Email monument — In an Easter egg, Homestar tries to wear pants, but gets distracted by the Thnikkaman; when he runs off, it is accompanied by the sudden departure sound.
- Email radio — In the Old-Timey Easter egg, Old-Timey Strong Bad says, "Drat and double drat!", which is a catchphrase spoken by Dick Dastardly.
- Email highschool — The Homestar Runner Mysfit-steries is a parody of the countless teenage detective shows produced by Hanna-Barbera. The Easter Egg with the Old-Timey characters as "Romans living in Roman times" was inspired by the short lived series The Roman Holidays.
- Email theme song — The heart background is similar to the one used in The Powerpuff Girls.
- Most in the Graveyard — Homsar dresses as Captain Caveman.
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