Felix der Kater

Originaltitel: Felix the Cat

Fernsehserie
1958–1961
TV-G
30 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Die vollständige Farbserie 1958-1959 in Vollfarbe.Die vollständige Farbserie 1958-1959 in Vollfarbe.Die vollständige Farbserie 1958-1959 in Vollfarbe.

Hauptbesetzung
- Jack Mercer

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,6/10

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IHRE BEWERTUNG

Hauptbesetzung
- Jack Mercer

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The theme song was recorded in New York City in 1959. It was sung by East Coast big band singer Ann Bennett. The 15-minute session paid her $75 and resulted in both an English and Spanish version.

Patzer
In the pilot episode The Magic Bag, not listed on IMDB, when Felix is captured by the tractor beam, his yowl is out of sync with the picture. This has been corrected on the DVD.

Zitate
[theme song]
Singer: Felix the cat, / The wonderful, wonderful cat. / Whenever he gets in a fix / He reaches into his bag of tricks. / Felix the cat, / The wonderful, wonderful cat. / You'll laugh so much your sides will ache. / Your heart will go pit-a-pat, / Watching Felix the wonderful cat.

Verbindungen
Featured in Poetic Justice (1993)

As I recall, the words to the theme went: "Felix the Cat, the wonderful, wonderful cat. You'll laugh so much your sides will ACHE. Your heart will go pitter-pat watching Felix, the wonderful cat."

I watched this TV cartoon series regularly as a child in the 60s. I enjoyed it a lot, but I believe I never suffered from aching sides. In fact, there were a few things about this show that were a little bit creepy, such as the sinister Master Cylinder, and that lantern-jawed kid Vavoom, who could blast through anything by just shouting "Vavoom!" That's the kind of stuff that creeps into the dreams of young kids and gives them nightmares!