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• Huckleberry Hound (Red)
• Huckleberry Hound Bank in Red!
• Red accessory for cartoondom's Huckleberry Hound Crossword Clue
• Honoring a Pioneer’s Memory: The Max Fleischer Cartoons Restoration Project
• 2 Vtg Hanna-Barbera Huckleberry Hound Red & Blue Plastic 10" Coin Bank . Dc191
• Pop Pez Huckleberry Hound (Red) **Chase**
• Red accessory for cartoondom’s Huckleberry Hound NYT Crossword
• Metacritic Reports: DVD Calendar

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Huckleberry Hound (Red)

I think that's it. Happy Newish Year! I hope you are holding up during these cold, dark days. It's early January, which means it's time for my annual week-long pitch for financial contributions to the blog. Every year I ask regular readers to consider what the blog is worth to them on an annual basis and give accordingly.

That's a lot of years old. For a blog, anyway. The standard US crossword grid is 15x15, and now Rex Parker is also 15! Rex Parker, spanning the grid to give you the constant variety of crossword commentary: the thrill of victory, and the agony of defeat dum dum dum DUM!

The human drama of OK now I'm just channeling Jim McKay from the '70s-era introduction to "Wide World of Sports," but I do hope this blog has provided some insight, some entertainment, some commiseration, some solace, some sense of regularity during what are obviously pretty tumultuous and often lonely times.

I hope it has enhanced your solving pleasure, giving you something to look forward to even especially? If it's also given you someone to shout at in disagreement, that's OK too. A lot of labor goes into producing this blog every day Every.

Most days, I really do love the writing, but it is work, and once a year right now! I acknowledge that fact. As I've said before, I have no interest in "monetizing" the blog beyond a simple, direct contribution request once a year. No ads, no gimmicks. Just here for you, every day, rain or shine, whether you like it or, perhaps, on occasion, not : It's just me and my laptop and some free blogging software and, you know, a lot of rage, but hopefully there's illumination and levity along the way.

I do genuinely love this gig, and whether you're an everyday reader or a Sunday-only reader or a flat-out hatereader, I appreciate you more than you'll ever know. How much should you give? Whatever you think the blog is worth to you on a yearly basis.

Whatever that amount is is fantastic. Some people refuse to pay for what they can get for free. Others just don't have money to spare. All are welcome to read the blog—the site will always be open and free. But if you are able to express your appreciation monetarily, here are two options. All Paypal contributions will be gratefully acknowledged by email. All snail mail contributions will be gratefully acknowledged with hand-written postcards.

Snail Mail. I love seeing your gorgeous handwriting and then sending you my awful handwriting. It's all so wonderful. Last year's thank-you postcards featured various portraits of my cat, Alfie, designed by artist Ella Egan, a. They were such a hit that I asked Ella to design this year's thank-you postcard as well, this time featuring both my cats. And this is the result. Behold this year's thank-you card: "Alfie and Olive: Exploring the Grid": We went back and forth on whether she should add more black squares to make the grid look more plausibly fillable that's a Lot of white space , but in the end we decided not to crowd the jumping or hanging?

Olive with more black squares, and instead just to leave the card as is, with the idea that the cats are exploring a grid that is Anyway, this card is personally meaningful to me, and also, I believe, objectively lovely.

Please note: I don't keep a "mailing list" and don't share my contributor info with anyone. Now on to today's puzzle Honestly, if you'd told me just before the end, just before the revealer, that the theme was simply "apples," I would've believed you.

The circled squares contain apples. That fact was obvious early on, and it continued to be obvious through five not very exciting theme answers. Only a bit later did I notice that the long Downs seemed kind of punnily related to the theme. Is everyone going to notice that? I guess the long Downs are cute or funny, in a dadjoke kind of way. Ironically, the whole thing felt pretty uninspired.

An assortment of loosely related, vaguely thematic material. The apples weren't even hidden inside longer answers; they were just There just wasn't any joy to be had here. Further, the fill doesn't shine very brightly either. The long Downs are decent enough, just as standalone answers, but the grid was so choppy that most of the fill was short and kind of fussy, and some of it just made me shrug.

I guess they drink all kinds of tea, but "aromatic" doesn't add much in the way of specificity. I have a gas stove, and the flames from the elements definitely form ring shapes, but I would not call them "stovetop devices. There just wasn't much to, uh, sink my teeth into today. That Dogpatch-speak—unpleasant, for sure.

No idea what awk. Sudan ETH. I did manage, eventually, to remember " MMM, BOP ," a song that you absolutely could not get away from in , but also a song that I kinda secretly actually liked.

Let's listen to it now. It's probably the most original thing in the grid, but still, ugh, vaping and its related accoutrements, can we not? I'll give you VAPE, it's a useful four-letter word, but all the gear and accessories etc.

Is that an entirely different word? Can you just spell it however you want? US thing? Hang on I remember reading a Raymond Carver story maybe more than one where he spelled "cigarette" like this: "cigaret. That would've looked terrible in author photos. What else? You mean GALA? It sounds like you mean GALA. I assume. That's enough for today. Oh, no, one last thing.

I think my favorite part of the puzzle was the brief moment I thought the puzzle was going to break exciting new ground; that is, the moment I looked at A: Defiant refusal and then looked at my grid and saw "--CK NO! No it couldn't be.

I think you know the answer. Explainers : 41A: Spade with a short handle? SAM —his name "handle" is only three letters long, which I guess, yeah, is pretty short 75A: Just roll with it!

DIE —these "it" clues can be tricky [Step on it! If the answer were an expression meaning "Just roll with it! But it's not. So you're looking for the "it. It's the basic service UBER provides. I guess the "X" distinguishes it from other levels of service Comfort, Select, Black TIME —referring to the expression "to do time," i. Save And Share :. I'm quite sure it's part of the theme. Laugh out loud funny in a darkly mythological sort of way. Still the best apple for apple pies.

Relative newbie JAZZ making the puzzle but snubbing northern spy screams age discrimination. Alrighty then. I did not know that. Got all the letters from crosses and had to hope all the crosses were correct.

The west was tougher than the east. Solid, smooth, and clever, with some spot on long downs, liked it more than the typical Sunday. I had fun with this, despite solving it as a themeless.

Or maybe because of. This theme was what I've come to expect on the Sundee - lackluster and not necessary to be able to solve the puzzle.

Huckleberry Hound Bank in Red!

Funko has announced another Funko-Shop exclusive Pop today and this time it looks like we see the return of another 10" Funko Pop. This series of Pops dominated the majority of and were starting to get overplayed. However, it is not often that we have seen Chase versions of these 10" and the last one we saw get a Chase was the 10" Trolls figure. Today that changes as the iconic Hanna-Barbara icon Huckleberry Hound has returned to the Funko fold in all his 10" glory. Being a Funko Shop exclusive Chase, this figure will be very valuable in the future and easily a hot ticket item.

Red accessory for cartoondom's Huckleberry Hound Crossword Clue

The first thing folks usually think of when it comes to Huckleberry Hound is an image of the dog in his sheriff's suit, strumming a banjo and singing "Clementine. First appearing in , Huck wore a lot of hats, literally, but whether he was posing as a policeman or a rocket scientist, he bore a striking similarity to another major star just breaking through at that exact moment: Andy Griffith. Other cartoon producers, of course, did this, too, perhaps most famously Fred Flintstone, who's based on The Honeymooners ' Ralph Kramden. So naturally, fans of The Andy Griffith Show who encountered Huckleberry Hound would definitely have cause to scratch their heads: Is the cartoon dog cut from Mayberry cloth? The answer to this is definitely no. Despite the similarities between Huck's laughlines and expressive eyebrows, his dragging voice and demeanor, and even sometimes his job, the original voice actor for Huckleberry Hound has busted the myth that his character is a parody of Sheriff Andy Taylor. And despite the fact that Butler himself voiced characters as parodies of celebrities Yogi Bear originally started with Butler doing his best impression of Art Carney as part of his process, the voice actor's got the receipts to prove that Huckleberry Hound has no connection to The Andy Griffith Show. And although Huckleberry Hound didn't appear until , Butler had been working on that same voice for years, applying it first to a cartoon wolf he created for a animated short called Little Rural Red Riding Hood.

Honoring a Pioneer’s Memory: The Max Fleischer Cartoons Restoration Project

Huckleberry "Huck" Hound is a fictional cartoon character, a blue anthropomorphic coonhound that speaks with a North Carolina Southern drawl. He first appeared in the series The Huckleberry Hound Show. The cartoon was one of six TV shows to win an Emmy Award in [7] as an "Outstanding Achievement in the Field of Children's Programming"; [8] the first animated series to receive such an award. Most of his short films consisted of Huck trying to perform jobs in different fields, ranging from policeman to dogcatcher , with results that backfired, yet usually coming out on top, either through slow persistence or sheer luck. Huck did not seem to exist in a specific time period as he has also been a Roman gladiator , a medieval knight , and a rocket scientist.

2 Vtg Hanna-Barbera Huckleberry Hound Red & Blue Plastic 10" Coin Bank . Dc191

Many fans of old cartoons fondly remember Huckleberry Hound. Fans of classic literature almost always know Huckleberry Finn. Of course, all of this begs the question: exactly what is a huckleberry? Huckleberries might sound a bit like a made-up creation for books or cartoons, but we assure you they're real fruits. In fact, they're the state fruit of Idaho. Some species of huckleberries fall into the genus Gaylussacia , while others are part of the genus Vaccinium.

Pop Pez Huckleberry Hound (Red) **Chase**

I think that's it. Happy Newish Year! I hope you are holding up during these cold, dark days. It's early January, which means it's time for my annual week-long pitch for financial contributions to the blog. Every year I ask regular readers to consider what the blog is worth to them on an annual basis and give accordingly.

Red accessory for cartoondom’s Huckleberry Hound NYT Crossword

Lee's GAC signature since I don't know when. Despite Charlie Show's "hit-and-miss" moments during his contributions for the first Huckleberry season, this is one of his better works. Plenty of fun gags to keep the pace up - the Nerdy College scene, anyone would think, would have come straight from the mind of Warren Foster if he'd been hired a few years earlier.

Metacritic Reports: DVD Calendar

It was the first American all-cartoon show developed specifically for television as well as the first half-hour animated show and, in , became the first animated TV show to win an Emmy. Voiced by Daws Butler , the easygoing Huck was shown in a variety of settings, from Arthurian England to then modern times. Unlike Hanna-Barbera's other stars, Huck didn't have a regular supporting cast in his shorts, although he did have a handful of recurring antagonists, including Powerful Pierre. In this rare show opening, space-dog Huck asks his friends to take him to their leader, but it'll have to wait because their show is about to start. Example of: Take Me to Your Leader.

Huckleberry Hound Eligible info. Season 1. Huck goes out to bring in Dinky Dalton, the desperado. Dinky turns out to be a giant and Huck is able to capture his man only after some fast thinking. Huck is a brave knight called on to rescue a fair maiden in distress.

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