HEATHCLIFF WORDSWORTH MOVIE

It involves grabbing each other and jumping around before the fat one tries and fails to bodyslam his friends. And how does the Catillac Cats show off how strong they are? They.I have no idea what the hell they do actually. The Catillac Cats fittingly laugh at the morons for throwing away their weapons, and Cleo and her furry-creating body tells the alley cats to show the snobs their stuff. They're aiming their hammers at the person responsible for reviving Spy Kids. Now you don't have any weapons to fight the alley cats that outnumber you. This prompts his three minions to wield their croquet mallets like war hammers and.toss them at some bottles of milk sitting on someone's doorstop. Snooty VonMoney's (I'm going to keep on coming up with names for this guy until they give him a name) proposition is either they leave or he's going to take it from them by force. When Stuffy McBritish brings this up, Riff Raff's only response is a very generic 'Now hold on!'. I kind of want to know what conflict caused them to set up the line in the first place or how they even decided on which area's which and how much paperwork they had to file. What sets off these upper crust mammals? A soccer ball bouncing over a line that looked like a road in the previous shots, of course! This just sets off the prissy little moneybags and we learn that he and Riff Raff had previously set up an agreement that they'd stay on their respective sides in the park. 'What are we, gentlemen? Ferrets? Dogs? I honestly have no clue.' That's right, Heathcliff won't even appear in this analysis. So with that, let's watch Heathcliff! Or rather, a group of cats that has nothing to do with Heathcliff. That means this blog will either be half the length of a traditional 'holy crap that's long' blog post I normally do or nothing about the length changes. Since this show was split into unrelated 11 minute segments, I'll just cover an 11 minute segment and treat it like it's own episode. Don't believe me? I guarantee that if you asked someone what they remembered from the Heathcliff show, they'll probably chime in with ' Heathcliff Heathcliff, no one should, terrify the neighborhood!' or recite the part where the singers go 'Oh a ohhhh a ooooohhhh oh ohhh a ohhhhh!!' It's one of those classic theme songs that will never leave your head the moment you hear it. The intro was the best part of the series. It's pretty easy to spot Cleo because she's the only cat with cleavage.ģ.

I guess it was because there was more of them to bounce their personalities off of each other and therefore were more entertaining than the trickster motif Heathcliff's cartoons had, or I could address the elephant in the room and point out that Cleo, with her really humanoid body and curves, probably created her fair share of furries in the 1980's. The Catillac Cats, DIC creations, managed to outstage Heathcliff in his own show. That level of just not giving a damn from a big name animation studio is pretty amazing and means I have to touch upon this show at least once.Ģ. That's right, they actually put episodes that were rerunning on television and made parents charge for it.

HEATHCLIFF WORDSWORTH MOVIE

The Heathcliff: The Movie phenomenon, where they basically packaged a couple Heathcliff cartoons already made and put it in theaters. I went with this show for a couple reasons.ġ. Heathcliff is like the Time Lord of ripping stuff off. The Heathcliff cartoon (or cartoons, a fact not many people even know about), came out before Garfield and Friends, but I've seen a disturbing amount of people say the Heathcliff cartoon ripped off Garfield. The comic came before the Garfield comic strip, but Heathcliff is usually passed off as the rip-off. More importantly, Heathcliff and the Catillac Cats. The 80's! That's like ten years older than the 90's! I've been covering a lot of 90's stuff, so I figure now's a good time to cover something a little more ancient.

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