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Favorite Cartoon tickling episode?
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hmmmm for me it got to be the April o'neil one lol when she gets her foot tickled by turtelli that just like fantastic, tho as many people have said i do feel he gives up on her to easy 😀
if i was turtelli i would just spend all my time tickling April foot with the feather just for the pleasure and sake of it
if i was turtelli i would just spend all my time tickling April foot with the feather just for the pleasure and sake of it
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Re: Cartoon
My all-time fave would be the classic Popeye episode, "Shiver Me Timbers," where poor Olive gets her tootsies worked over by a pair of pussycats. What an eye-opener that was!
My all-time fave would be the classic Popeye episode, "Shiver Me Timbers," where poor Olive gets her tootsies worked over by a pair of pussycats. What an eye-opener that was!
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Yeah I agree he gave up on her too easy. He spent at least a whole hour tickling Zach and Catlin in the episode " The Great Boldini". At least that's what it seemed like since the cops gave the Turtles-who'd been framed-- only an hour to catch the real bad guys, and Zach gave up trying not to reveal where he'd hidden the Tortilini Emerald from them, only a few minutes after (or maybe during the time) the Turtles ran into the Rat King.
Why April couldn't just pull her foot away (remember it was only on a seat or something, and not even tied down), I have no idea. Maybe she purposely took the tickling to give the Turtles and her Aunt time to find her?😕
Why Vernon didn't is easily answered...everyone who watched the cartoon knows he was a stuck-up idiot and not bright enough to pull his foot away.😛
tickle_prince said:hmmmm for me it got to be the April o'neil one lol when she gets her foot tickled by turtelli that just like fantastic, tho as many people have said i do feel he gives up on her to easy 😀
if i was turtelli i would just spend all my time tickling April foot with the feather just for the pleasure and sake of it
Yeah I agree he gave up on her too easy. He spent at least a whole hour tickling Zach and Catlin in the episode " The Great Boldini". At least that's what it seemed like since the cops gave the Turtles-who'd been framed-- only an hour to catch the real bad guys, and Zach gave up trying not to reveal where he'd hidden the Tortilini Emerald from them, only a few minutes after (or maybe during the time) the Turtles ran into the Rat King.
Why April couldn't just pull her foot away (remember it was only on a seat or something, and not even tied down), I have no idea. Maybe she purposely took the tickling to give the Turtles and her Aunt time to find her?😕
Why Vernon didn't is easily answered...everyone who watched the cartoon knows he was a stuck-up idiot and not bright enough to pull his foot away.😛
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yes i have to agree with the time thing, maybe they could do another one with just the tickling of apirl o neil which last like a hour you know like mwhahaa that would be swwweeeettt 😀
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yes i have to agree with the time thing, maybe they could do another one with just the tickling of apirl o neil which last like a hour you know like mwhahaa that would be swwweeeettt 😀
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ON courage the cowardly dog once, some theives broke into their house and they tied the woam to the couch and tickled her feet with a feather. Sorry I don't know the episode title.
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There was also a Flintstones cartoon with tickling, though it was the one when they're kids still? With Captain Caveman?
what, no bridge ahoy?
Can't believe no one has yet to go w/ "Bridge Ahoy" -- Olive Oyl hanging from a girder while Bluto runs a finger up and down her sole.
To me, it's the gold standard of 'toon tickling. It last for 30 seconds, has all kinds of subtle touches. Bluto has this little sadistic chuckle as he realizes the "ticklish" siutation she's in. As he peels back the sole of her boot, you hear Oliver whimpering: "oh no, oh no". You then hear a little scratching sound as Bluto drags his finger along her sole. Plus, he taunts her with "itchy, kitchy, kitchy."
Olive's reaction is priceless. She giggles the second he starts tickling, then breaks out in wild laughter before pounding her head in frustration. Then it's more laughter. A few seconds later, the scene cuts back to Oliver as she alternates between head-pounding and peals of laughter. In all, it's 30 seconds of pure tickle-torture and you get the impression that Bluto would have sat out there all day long and driven her nuts ad infinitem unless Popeye intervened.
One scene I'd love to revisit, but is impsossible to find, is an old Mighty Mouse toon -- "Prehistoric Perils". In it, a fully-bound Pearl Pureheart plunges out of a high-rise building, and on the way down grabs a high wire with her toes. Oil Can Harry cuts off her escape (she tries to sidle across the wire) by pulling up in a helicopter, then reaching out with a cane and releasing her toes one by one. He does "this little piggy" as he pulls back each toe, and appears to tickle her soles with his cane in between each tug.
Can't believe no one has yet to go w/ "Bridge Ahoy" -- Olive Oyl hanging from a girder while Bluto runs a finger up and down her sole.
To me, it's the gold standard of 'toon tickling. It last for 30 seconds, has all kinds of subtle touches. Bluto has this little sadistic chuckle as he realizes the "ticklish" siutation she's in. As he peels back the sole of her boot, you hear Oliver whimpering: "oh no, oh no". You then hear a little scratching sound as Bluto drags his finger along her sole. Plus, he taunts her with "itchy, kitchy, kitchy."
Olive's reaction is priceless. She giggles the second he starts tickling, then breaks out in wild laughter before pounding her head in frustration. Then it's more laughter. A few seconds later, the scene cuts back to Oliver as she alternates between head-pounding and peals of laughter. In all, it's 30 seconds of pure tickle-torture and you get the impression that Bluto would have sat out there all day long and driven her nuts ad infinitem unless Popeye intervened.
One scene I'd love to revisit, but is impsossible to find, is an old Mighty Mouse toon -- "Prehistoric Perils". In it, a fully-bound Pearl Pureheart plunges out of a high-rise building, and on the way down grabs a high wire with her toes. Oil Can Harry cuts off her escape (she tries to sidle across the wire) by pulling up in a helicopter, then reaching out with a cane and releasing her toes one by one. He does "this little piggy" as he pulls back each toe, and appears to tickle her soles with his cane in between each tug.
I would have to agree that Bridge Ahoy would be may favorite as well.
As a close second I really like the scene from Kekko Kamen where a bunch of robotic arms, tear this womans clothing off and start tickling her all over, she tries to resist the laughter and then breaks into hysterics, they don't get her on her feet at all which is my only complaint about the scene, and also there is a portion of it where she appears to be suffering more then laughing.
As a close second I really like the scene from Kekko Kamen where a bunch of robotic arms, tear this womans clothing off and start tickling her all over, she tries to resist the laughter and then breaks into hysterics, they don't get her on her feet at all which is my only complaint about the scene, and also there is a portion of it where she appears to be suffering more then laughing.
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ahh the golden memories of cartoon tickling ah can't beat them 😛
but their is a few tickle scene in cartoon i not seen which i wish to. Like that one from mainstream with oil can harry is it? and he gets a girl called nell? i want to see that one 😀
but their is a few tickle scene in cartoon i not seen which i wish to. Like that one from mainstream with oil can harry is it? and he gets a girl called nell? i want to see that one 😀
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Thanks, Lefty, I remember seeing "Bridge Ahoy" over thirty years ago, and I despaired of ever finding out the title. I'd love to see it again!
Here's one...a hilarious Bugs Bunny episode, where he dresses up in drag, and Yosemite Sam starts flirting, and in the process he removes a shoe and starts tickling. In fact, he's laughing a hell of a lot more than Bugs Bunny is. After ten or twenty seconds, Bugs lets go of the fake leg, and Sam just keeps on going, not noticing that the leg was bogus...
Here's one...a hilarious Bugs Bunny episode, where he dresses up in drag, and Yosemite Sam starts flirting, and in the process he removes a shoe and starts tickling. In fact, he's laughing a hell of a lot more than Bugs Bunny is. After ten or twenty seconds, Bugs lets go of the fake leg, and Sam just keeps on going, not noticing that the leg was bogus...
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Knox The Hatter said:
lol i remember that i found it crazy and funny lol but after all its bugs bunny but i sitll like duffy duck better 😛
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Thanks Phineas, you're right...It's been many years since I saw that Bugs episode. I don't know why I thought of Yosemite Sam...
By the way, the Fleischman/Zukor gang, who made the 'Popeyes' back in the '30s (re the Popeye short mentioned before) also made Betty Boop. AMC used to show those a few years ago, and I remember a tickle here or there...
Not surprising, since the Hayes Office (the official Hollywood censors of the period) really had a problem with the sexuality of Betty Boop, and they, like all extremely uptight people, obsessed with the message being sent to children.
Boop boop be doo...
By the way, the Fleischman/Zukor gang, who made the 'Popeyes' back in the '30s (re the Popeye short mentioned before) also made Betty Boop. AMC used to show those a few years ago, and I remember a tickle here or there...
Not surprising, since the Hayes Office (the official Hollywood censors of the period) really had a problem with the sexuality of Betty Boop, and they, like all extremely uptight people, obsessed with the message being sent to children.
Boop boop be doo...
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My favourite was the scene at the end of an episode of Ed Edd and Eddy where the kancker sisters had the three edds feet in stocks and they used their own toes to tickle the edd boys feet. Thats definatley my all time favourite toon tickle scene!
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Ahhh...the beloved cartoons...when we all purked up and took notice and realized we were a "little" different at that tender age...lol
Yes...Bridge Ahoy has to be my favorite because of Olives reactions as described earlier in this thread. I almost tend to believe the creator of Popeye might have been one of us (or he was just appealing to the torturous nature of kids). There were two other tickling episodes I remember from popeye. One where Popeye socks Bluto in one of their famous duels, and he flies through the air and gets trapped in a cage with a Laughing hyenia...next thing you know Bluto starts laughing out of control and the scene pans to the end of the cage where Bluto's feet are sticking out and Popeye has removed his shoes and is tickling his feet(foot) while him and Olive are laughing. Another episode had Popeye in some kinda Coma and the doctors tried to bring him out of it by tickling his feet, but it did not work...guess Popeye was NOT ticklish.
Also remember the Flintstones...several there, but it was always Fred who got it. One time a new neighbor and him were arguing over the "stone" fence line, and the neighbor lifted up the fence and dropped it on Fred pinning his feet underneath. The neighbor then tickled his feet with Fred laughing hysterically. Another episode had the Flintstones at the beach and Pebbles had just buried Fred in the sand with his Feet sticking out. Wilma then blurts out that she cannot pass up this opportunity and tickles Fred's feet.
Well...there is some memories ehhh?
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Yes...Bridge Ahoy has to be my favorite because of Olives reactions as described earlier in this thread. I almost tend to believe the creator of Popeye might have been one of us (or he was just appealing to the torturous nature of kids). There were two other tickling episodes I remember from popeye. One where Popeye socks Bluto in one of their famous duels, and he flies through the air and gets trapped in a cage with a Laughing hyenia...next thing you know Bluto starts laughing out of control and the scene pans to the end of the cage where Bluto's feet are sticking out and Popeye has removed his shoes and is tickling his feet(foot) while him and Olive are laughing. Another episode had Popeye in some kinda Coma and the doctors tried to bring him out of it by tickling his feet, but it did not work...guess Popeye was NOT ticklish.
Also remember the Flintstones...several there, but it was always Fred who got it. One time a new neighbor and him were arguing over the "stone" fence line, and the neighbor lifted up the fence and dropped it on Fred pinning his feet underneath. The neighbor then tickled his feet with Fred laughing hysterically. Another episode had the Flintstones at the beach and Pebbles had just buried Fred in the sand with his Feet sticking out. Wilma then blurts out that she cannot pass up this opportunity and tickles Fred's feet.
Well...there is some memories ehhh?
peace out
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Gummi Bears
One of my all-time favorite scenes is the one with the Gummi Bears. Grammi Bear is captured and shown a torture chamber. The Duke say, "I've found the perfect way to make even the bravest bear crack. Strap her down." She is strapped down on the table. The Duke says, "I've found nothing is worse than...the feather." Grammi gasps in horror. The Duke starts to tickle her right foot and she becomes hysterical with laughter. After a few seconds of the tickling, Grammi Bear starts confessing. I have it on tape and it is one of the longest tickling scenes I've ever seen.
One of my all-time favorite scenes is the one with the Gummi Bears. Grammi Bear is captured and shown a torture chamber. The Duke say, "I've found the perfect way to make even the bravest bear crack. Strap her down." She is strapped down on the table. The Duke says, "I've found nothing is worse than...the feather." Grammi gasps in horror. The Duke starts to tickle her right foot and she becomes hysterical with laughter. After a few seconds of the tickling, Grammi Bear starts confessing. I have it on tape and it is one of the longest tickling scenes I've ever seen.
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I seem to recall a Flintstones episode in which Barney got it, albeit inadvertently....Barney has a helium-filled balloon and it lifts him up into the air and Fred grabs Barney's foot to keep him from floating away, and the balloon lifts Barney up into the sky with Fred hanging onto Barney's foot. Barney starts laughing and mentions that Fred's grip tickles.
I seem to recall a Flintstones episode in which Barney got it, albeit inadvertently....Barney has a helium-filled balloon and it lifts him up into the air and Fred grabs Barney's foot to keep him from floating away, and the balloon lifts Barney up into the sky with Fred hanging onto Barney's foot. Barney starts laughing and mentions that Fred's grip tickles.
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Definitely the April O'neal clips.
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It's funny, because I really can't remember anything about it, but I am 100% positive that the first cartoon tickling I can remember seeing as a small child was on the Jetsons. A lot of scenes occurred over the years, of course, but they tend to get fuzzy in memory, with rare exceptions, the biggest of which may be, because it was the focus of the whole episode and not just a scene, the Underdog four-parter in which Simon bar Sinister tried to get elected mayor by creating special tickle feathers to keep everyone but himself and Cad from voting. It seemed so nicely plotted - testing Cad to see what could keep someone from voting and discovering tickling worked best, trying out tickle feathers on a chef, an executive and other guinea pigs, then making a huge supply and seeding clouds with them so that Election Day dawned to find a swarm of tickle feathers raining down on Metropolis and tickling the entire population into helpless hysterics while Simon and Cad cast their votes, the showdown with Underdog and Sweet Polly Purebred during which, even Underdog succumbed to the might of a tickle feather (for a while at least, though he was able to cast his own vote), and even the useful civics lesson in Underdog's eventual loophole that Simon's and Cad's votes were illegal because they were never registered (and the obligatory retribution at the end when Simon went to fire another tickle feather at Underdog only for the barrel of his tickle feather gun to turn back and fire the feather at himself).
For a scene that was just a scene, it's very sad that there's one which may never be seen again for reasons of political correctness. There are two versions of a Porky Pig cartoon - one called Wagon Heels and the other Injun Trouble. I'm not sure which it was I actually saw. PP was a pioneer going west, despite the news that the wild Injun Joe was wreaking havoc in the territory and ought to be avoided. PP pushed bravely on, though, continually meeting up with a hillbilly singing, "I know something I won't tell," to the tune of London Bridge - very irritating. Eventually the intrepid Porky runs into the troublemaking Injun Joe, who soon has him cornered and is about to do him some grievous bodily harm when the hillbilly pops up again, revealing that what he knows is a secret about Injun Joe, who of course towers over him, conqueror over all Man, Beast and Nature as far as the eye could see, backing him to the edge of a cliff and demanding to be told the big secret. This of course leads right into the classic line, "Injun... Joe... is... TICKLISH!!!" as the hillbilly tickles the conveniently barechested Injun Joe into instant hysterics - on the ground, falling off the cliff, swinging into midair until, after Injun Joe flails about in midair for several seconds being tickled by the hillbilly's fully extended twenty-foot-long beard, he lands back on earth trapped in a hollow tree, where his now-bare feet, torso and other ticklish spots keep sticking conveniently out of the hollow limbs as he squirms wildly and helplessly about, still laughing maniacally as the hillbilly keeps tickling him into the screen starting to fade out to credits when Injun Joe bellows either STOP!!! or WAIT!!! When the picture is restored we get the absolute killer, Injun Joe pleading, "Do-um more!" and being tickled again to his evident delight as the scene fades out. Just seeing a cahracter so apparently invulnerable to anything being so instantly and completely overpowered, and reveling in it, made an incredibly strong impression.
For a scene that was just a scene, it's very sad that there's one which may never be seen again for reasons of political correctness. There are two versions of a Porky Pig cartoon - one called Wagon Heels and the other Injun Trouble. I'm not sure which it was I actually saw. PP was a pioneer going west, despite the news that the wild Injun Joe was wreaking havoc in the territory and ought to be avoided. PP pushed bravely on, though, continually meeting up with a hillbilly singing, "I know something I won't tell," to the tune of London Bridge - very irritating. Eventually the intrepid Porky runs into the troublemaking Injun Joe, who soon has him cornered and is about to do him some grievous bodily harm when the hillbilly pops up again, revealing that what he knows is a secret about Injun Joe, who of course towers over him, conqueror over all Man, Beast and Nature as far as the eye could see, backing him to the edge of a cliff and demanding to be told the big secret. This of course leads right into the classic line, "Injun... Joe... is... TICKLISH!!!" as the hillbilly tickles the conveniently barechested Injun Joe into instant hysterics - on the ground, falling off the cliff, swinging into midair until, after Injun Joe flails about in midair for several seconds being tickled by the hillbilly's fully extended twenty-foot-long beard, he lands back on earth trapped in a hollow tree, where his now-bare feet, torso and other ticklish spots keep sticking conveniently out of the hollow limbs as he squirms wildly and helplessly about, still laughing maniacally as the hillbilly keeps tickling him into the screen starting to fade out to credits when Injun Joe bellows either STOP!!! or WAIT!!! When the picture is restored we get the absolute killer, Injun Joe pleading, "Do-um more!" and being tickled again to his evident delight as the scene fades out. Just seeing a cahracter so apparently invulnerable to anything being so instantly and completely overpowered, and reveling in it, made an incredibly strong impression.
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I remember reading on the newsgroups quite a while back about there being a great tickling scene in one of the old "Little Lulu" cartoons that haven't been shown in ages. As the description goes, Lulu tickles a magician's female assistant's bare feet while he's trying to saw her in half, causing her to laugh hysterically and wiggle her toes spasmodically. Can anyone confirm whether or not this scene exists? If it does, this would HAVE to be my favorite cartoon tickling episode, even though I've never seen it! 😀
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The name of that Bugs Bunny one is Hare Conditioner
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I'm still looking for a certain Gadget Boy clip that I saw a while ago, the one where Agent Heather (I think, lol) is foot-tickled for info. I think. lol, it was a long time ago, but its one of the only cartoon clips that I don't possess. And its one of my faves too.
All good choices so far...but my personal favorite is one of my earliest memories: A "man-tickling-plant" scene with the plant ticklins a guy, a girl, and threee talking pandas on the old cartoon "pandamonium"
Wwas the first time that witnesing tickling gave that "warmfuzzy" feeling. lol!
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Wwas the first time that witnesing tickling gave that "warmfuzzy" feeling. lol!
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Cartoon Tickling
There was one other tickling scene in the Flintstones that no one has mentioned and it involved Barney. I don't remember a lot about it but I seem to remember for some reason that Barney was dressed as a baby and at one point as he was laying on a table, Fred tickled his feet. He of course laughed. It wasn't long but nice.
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There was one other tickling scene in the Flintstones that no one has mentioned and it involved Barney. I don't remember a lot about it but I seem to remember for some reason that Barney was dressed as a baby and at one point as he was laying on a table, Fred tickled his feet. He of course laughed. It wasn't long but nice.
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