View Full Version : Mikey's appeareance in "Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue"
Sewer Bull
06-08-2006, 02:52 AM
Mikey in all his badassery:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQEkk1gKsDA
Michaelangelo > Mr. T
BTW - there's another clip on youtube including Mikey from that worldwide acclaimed anti-drug video, but it's too shameful and pathetic for me to post it here. :| Nevertheless you can find the second clip under the link I posted above, too.
trexmaster
06-08-2006, 03:13 AM
I like Mikey, but why would they choose him as the Turtle to warn that kid about what drug abuse can do to you? I think Don, having more information on the subject, would come across as a better authority.
And why doesn't Mikey just go all nunchaku on the evil smoke? I know smoke is a gas and would not really suffer that much from the swinging bars of death, but since Mr. Smokey, laws of physics notwithstanding, has enough solidity to crash into a manhole cover and scream in anticipation of it, I think he has enough solidity to get clobbered.
Sewer Bull
06-08-2006, 03:40 AM
Wasn't Michaelangelo the most popular turtle at that moment in time? Besides, Don could just bore the young audience with his highly scientific approach. And Raph wouldn't be convincing enough with his smart-aleck attitude. As for Leo... dunno. He could be a good choice too yet I believe most kids found Mikey cooler than Leo.
And [sensei mode]aggression is not the way to solve one's problems.[/sensei mode]. Besides, Mikey's nunchakus were not entirely welcomed everywhere. That's why Michaelangelo had to use his authority only. And dancing skills. :dead:
trexmaster
06-08-2006, 04:15 AM
Wasn't Michaelangelo the most popular turtle at that moment in time?
I dunno, it seems that, at least here, Raph has the most fans claiming him as their favorite. Mike certainly has a large fan base though.
Did Mikey ever use his nunchaku that much in the old toon? Nunchaku, I hear, can score high in lethality, and certainly splatter at least as much blood as swords and sai, so I somehow doubt he did.
Space Lieutenant Josh
06-08-2006, 02:20 PM
I think a better question was why is the water in the sewer neon orange and pink?
I figure Mikey's in it because all the characters chosen are in for community service. Most of them have substance abuse problems with foods anyway-- Mikey with pizza, Garfield with lasagna, Alf with small animals-- and failing that, Mikey obviously has some prior history with pot, Garfield with 'ludes or something, and the Chipmunks are rockstars, so only God knows what they've been putting in their systems (though I assume that Alvin is a coke fiend and they all are probably addicted to their multiple human girlfriends). And Gonzo? I mean, come on.
Another theory is that the people who made this wanted to keep the drug-flow going (otherwise, where would they get their drugs in the future?), so they tried to get a new generation hooked. After all, this is a great little film to do drugs to.
EDIT: How appropriate and odd that this is my 420th post.
DrSpengler
06-08-2006, 02:42 PM
Is it just me, or doe Michelangelo seem really pissed-off in that segment?
All the other cartoon characters coddled the little crackhead,but not Michelangelo. He tried to drown the punk.
Sewer Bull
06-08-2006, 03:17 PM
I think a better question was why is the water in the sewer neon orange and pink?
That apparently was Michael's (the kid, not the turtle) crazy drug vision.
Is it just me, or doe Michelangelo seem really pissed-off in that segment?
He does! Ninja turtles don't pamper anyone, they shake one's conscience well with their unique techniques of persuasion.
I think you all are missing the point: If you smoke pot, you get to have super-trippy hallucinations filled with all the best cartoon characters.
Sewer Bull
06-08-2006, 06:09 PM
I think you all are missing the point: If you smoke pot, you get to have super-trippy hallucinations filled with all the best cartoon characters.
Then it's rather encouraging, I say.
But yeah, you're right iris. It's well visible on that third segment present on youtube. The kid thought it was all just a bad trip.
Space Lieutenant Josh
06-08-2006, 07:35 PM
I think you all are missing the point: If you smoke pot, you get to have super-trippy hallucinations filled with all the best cartoon characters.
Oh, I totally got that. I thought I made that pretty clear.
The whole thing was unspeakably creepy. Do you think they meant it that way?
Jester
06-08-2006, 09:45 PM
Maybe Townsend Coleman was the only TMNT voice actor willing to do it...that and Mikey's the "cool" one, so it'd be weird to here Raph, Don, or leo say, "Cowabunga, dude, how'd you get so totally cool."
Coola Yagami
06-08-2006, 11:19 PM
LMAO Mikey helped that girl steal the kid's wallet!!! XD
trexmaster
06-08-2006, 11:24 PM
EDIT: How appropriate and odd that this is my 420th post.
What does that have to do with the topic?
ThemanthatwouldbeRaphael
06-08-2006, 11:51 PM
I suddenly have the urge to do ungodly amounts of drugs.
Sage Ninja
06-09-2006, 02:12 PM
I like Mikey, but why would they choose him as the Turtle to warn that kid about what drug abuse can do to you? I think Don, having more information on the subject, would come across as a better authority.
yeah, I was little disapointed that it was only Michaelangelo that got to premier, but hey, like some one mentioned I think Michaelangelo was the turtle that most kids adored because of his cool attitude. I guess they thought kids would listen to him. Because you know if a Ninja turtle says so, its gospel.
And why doesn't Mikey just go all nunchaku on the evil smoke? I know smoke is a gas and would not really suffer that much from the swinging bars of death, but since Mr. Smokey, laws of physics notwithstanding, has enough solidity to crash into a manhole cover and scream in anticipation of it, I think he has enough solidity to get clobbered.
Well like you just said Michaelangelo did have enough of a violent streak to slam Mr. Smoke guy with a man hole cover. So its not like Mike was going easy on him or treating him with kid gloves.
Is it just me, or does Michelangelo seem really pissed-off in that segment?
All the other cartoon characters coddled the little crackhead,but not Michelangelo. He tried to drown the punk.
oh gosh I think you are right:o He does seem rather pissed off in that segment! Which really says something if you think about, if your behavior is enough to piss off the normally easy going Michaelangelo of the TMNT, than you really are f***ing up! I guess Mike and the other toon characters where keeping in each other up to speed with the crack head, and Michaelangelo decided to take the gloves off and cuss him out LOL :lol:
I've been trying to find the whole thing to downlaod for a while :( I think i had the video when I was younger.
Anarky
06-09-2006, 04:55 PM
I think you all are missing the point: If you smoke pot, you get to have super-trippy hallucinations filled with all the best cartoon characters.
You never actually smoked pot, did you?
DrSpengler
06-09-2006, 05:40 PM
Also, something I noticed.
That kid was actually getting on the right track, not sure he wanted to get into crack or not. Then the girl with the stupid hat stole his wallet and he was just trying to get his money back.
Then Michelangelo removed the manhole cover at the last second, causing the kid to fall to his doom and then freaks out, lectures the crap out of him, AND tries to drown him.
Meanwhile, the girl still has the kid's wallet and is probably buying enough crack-bricks to build a small fort.
Crack doesn't come in bricks, coke does.
DrSpengler
06-09-2006, 09:20 PM
Crack doesn't come in bricks, coke does.
So that's why the Mexican guy outside the 7-11 shot me in the stomach when I asked him for a "crack brick".
I'll be sure to use the proper terminology next time.
I think you all are missing the point: If you smoke pot, you get to have super-trippy hallucinations filled with all the best cartoon characters.You never actually smoked pot, did you?
I wasn't saying that actually happens, but the cartoon makes it look like you take quite an awesome ride.
Spitfire
06-09-2006, 11:39 PM
Jesus I watched this and it's like a bad acid trip
Coola Yagami
06-10-2006, 02:38 AM
Meanwhile, the girl still has the kid's wallet and is probably buying enough crack-bricks to build a small fort.
dang... that kid must be really making alot of cash.
Sage Ninja
06-10-2006, 12:10 PM
lets talk about the voices shall we :)
Does any one think that the smoke dudes voice sounds awfully familar? I remeber when I was a kid thinking allot of the voice for the one shot characters sounded like other popular cartoon carters of that time?
Also can the other kids see the Smoke dude? The blond girl kind of looks right at him when he starts talking :-?
Also, something I noticed.
That kid was actually getting on the right track, not sure he wanted to get into crack or not. Then the girl with the stupid hat stole his wallet and he was just trying to get his money back.
Then Michelangelo removed the manhole cover at the last second, causing the kid to fall to his doom and then freaks out, lectures the crap out of him, AND tries to drown him.
Meanwhile, the girl still has the kid's wallet and is probably buying enough crack-bricks to build a small fort.
I didn't see any redemtion on the kids part. I mean God, he was puffing on weed just moments before he took off after the girl! We wasn't feeling guilty.
Sewer Bull
06-11-2006, 04:00 AM
dang... that kid must be really making alot of cash.
He stole it all from his little sister... badass.
Does any one think that the smoke dudes voice sounds awfully familar?
Smoke was voiced by George C. Scott, the Academy Award winner for "Patton".
trexmaster
06-11-2006, 05:28 AM
dang... that kid must be really making alot of cash.
Somehow I doubt the average teenager (or the average little sister for that matter) has enough money to buy more than 10 bricks of crack, let alone enough to construct a fortification.
So that's why the Mexican guy outside the 7-11 shot me in the stomach when I asked him for a "crack brick".
He probably felt offended that you concluded that a person of tropical American descent = drug dealer.
Sage Ninja
06-13-2006, 05:59 PM
He stole it all from his little sister... badass.
Smoke was voiced by George C. Scott, the Academy Award winner for "Patton".
Gee, how darn typical is that to steal from your younger sibling, it would have been interesting for him to try to whore himself off to earn the money.
Maybe Townsend Coleman was the only TMNT voice actor willing to do it
thats not true, Barry Gordon voices Donatello and he was there doing to voice of Brainy Smurf. Come to think of it, that must have a tension filled recording with Townsend and Barry :-? you think the other TMNT voice actors felt resentful that they wheren't acked to represent themselves?
Jester
06-14-2006, 12:00 AM
*Shrugs*....I forgot Brainy was there. I'm now suprised that there weren't 2 turtles. I mean there were multipal characters from othershows, aside form Alf and Garfield...but come on, they are the main characters..
Duck Tales: The Boys (Huey, Duey, Louie)
Muppet Babies: Kermit, Piggy, and Gonzo
Smurfs: Papa and Brainy
Pooh and Tigger
All 3 Chipmunks...so why not have both Mikey and Donny?
Sage Ninja
06-17-2006, 01:30 PM
Donatello was to busy portraying Brainy smurf to also play Donatello :ohwell: .
Leonardo probably didn't do it because Splinter told him not to :lol:
Raphael probably didn't do it because he probably thought the whole thing was too pathitic and cheesy, and most likely would have made fun of every thing. :evilgrin:
Michaelangelo allowed to do it, because Splinter probably thought that it would help with his pizza habit. :P
Drtooth
06-30-2006, 03:12 PM
*Shrugs*....I forgot Brainy was there. I'm now suprised that there weren't 2 turtles. I mean there were multipal characters from othershows, aside form Alf and Garfield...but come on, they are the main characters..
Duck Tales: The Boys (Huey, Duey, Louie)
Muppet Babies: Kermit, Piggy, and Gonzo
Smurfs: Papa and Brainy
Pooh and Tigger
All 3 Chipmunks...so why not have both Mikey and Donny?
Not to mention as far as voices go, Huey, Dewey, Louie, and Baby Gonzo are all voiced by the same woman, Russi Taylor (who also plays Milhouse and Sherri and Terry on the Simpsons).
As for seeing cartoon stars when you're on an acid trip... that IS encouraging to some extent. I'd almost go out and do it right now! Seeing Kinnikuman (or replace him with a cartoon you know of) wrestle Bullwinkle with the Mario Bros. selling Pizza, and Scrooge McDuck emceeing the whole event. The whole time I'm sitting in between Peter Griffin and George of the Jungle, a row up from Statler and Waldorf giving their dry commentary on everything...
uhhhhh... this is why I'm pudgey... I eat candy instead.
Sage Ninja
07-05-2006, 11:39 AM
I think this special didn't meet its mark to steer kids off of drugs, because based on the posts that I have read, most of you would do drugs just to have the chance to meet your favorite cartoon characters in person. Heck I would love to meet old toon Michaelangelo.
Radical Rat
10-05-2006, 10:49 AM
It says 'This video has been removed due to terms of use violation.'
I wanted to see it too!
Sewer Bull
10-05-2006, 12:08 PM
Not that it's impossible to find it:
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Cartoon+All-Stars+to+the+Rescue&search=Search
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