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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueLulu answers wrong on a history quiz after cheating off of Tubby. While sitting in the corner and wearing a dunce cap Lulu falls asleep and dreams of chasing Tubby through history to get bac... Tout lireLulu answers wrong on a history quiz after cheating off of Tubby. While sitting in the corner and wearing a dunce cap Lulu falls asleep and dreams of chasing Tubby through history to get back at him.Lulu answers wrong on a history quiz after cheating off of Tubby. While sitting in the corner and wearing a dunce cap Lulu falls asleep and dreams of chasing Tubby through history to get back at him.

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Gwen Davies

Miss Priscilla
(voix)

Jack Mercer

Hair Raid Alarm Guy
(voix)

Mae Questel

Students
(voix)

Cecil Roy

Little Lulu
(voix)
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Arnold Stang

Tubby
(voix)
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Jackson Beck

Mr. Tibbs
(voix)
(non crédité)

Réalisation
- Bill Tytla
- Nick Tafuri
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Considered racist by 21st century standards. Paints native American people in a bad light.

Citations
Mr. Tibbs: We will now proceed with our history lesson. Lulu?
Lulu: [after shooting a rubber band at Tubby] Yes, sir?
Mr. Tibbs: In what year did the pilgrims land?
Lulu: [reads Tubby's sign] 1492.
Mr. Tibbs: 1492? Then when did Columbus discover America?
Lulu: [reads Tubby's sign] 1776.
Mr. Tibbs: Wrong again! Lulu, when did Ben Franklin die?
Lulu: Gee, did he die? I didn't know he was even sick.

Bandes originales
Ten Little Indians
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Written by Septimus Winner

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7/10

Dazed and Confused

My memory, if it serves me, is of a little girl, who always gets in trouble. I have an episode on VHS that i recorded ages ago and every time i fall upon it(always accidentally) i can't help but think how marvelous it was to have such imagination. I watch it and think whoever made this was clearly on acid but it was 1947, so not likely. Which makes the animation so much more potent. The colors... I wish i could get my hands on it. It's like people assume that the more technology we have access to the greater the potential for animated art, but when i look back to Little Lulu i can't help but be stunned by all they could do with only their minds and a pencil. I wish animation would take a few steps back rather than concentrate on feeding the split-second attention spans of today's youth.