S2.E2

The Broken Ear: Part 1

Episode aired Jan 13, 1992
TV-G
24m

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Hand-Drawn Animation Action Adventure Animation Comedy Crime Family Mystery

When a South American fetish is stolen and than reappears the next morning, Tintin investigates.When a South American fetish is stolen and than reappears the next morning, Tintin investigates.When a South American fetish is stolen and than reappears the next morning, Tintin investigates.

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Colin O'Meara

Tintin
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Thierry Wermuth

Tintin
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Christian Pelissier

Le capitaine Haddock
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Henri Labussière

Le professeur Tournesol

Yves Barsacq

Dupont
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John Stocker

Thompson
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Dan Hennessey

Thomson
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Jean-Pierre Moulin

Dupond
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Susan Roman

Snowy
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Denis Akiyama

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Robert Cait

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Graeme Campbell

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Liz Dufresne

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(as Elizabeth Dufresne)

Paul Haddad

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Graham Haley

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Keith Hampshire

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Marvin Ishmael

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Tom Kneebone

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Trivia
Hergé has an animated cameo at the 3½-minute mark as a man with a camera. He is seen about a minute later snapping a picture of the fake Arumbaya idol.

Goofs
Ramon's moustache disappears in a scene where he and his partner sit at a table, discussing the parrot.

Connections
Referenced in Mata Nui Online Game (2001)

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9/10

The Broken Ear

The Broken Ear is of my favourite part 1's of all of Tintin's adventures. One of the features that I appreciate is that Tintin doesn't go to the central location straight away, we spend time building the mystery in Tintin's home town. This gives up opportunity to watch Tintin follow the trail and picking up clues whilst not always being in intimidate danger. Tintin is doing his job as a reporter rather than the action following him everywhere A Great first part to one of my favourite Tintin stories 9/10.