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Sneekly's voice was by Paul Lynde (Mildew Wolf in The Cattanooga Cats, Templeton the Rat in Charlotte's Web). The Claw's (no relation) stooges, The Bully Brothers, were voiced by Mel Blanc, whose credits are so numerous, Pepe LePew and Speedy Gonzales are mere footnotes among them. The show was narrated in an extremely melodramatic style by Gary Owens, also the voice of Space Ghost and Roger Ramjet. Aside from Penelope herself, only one other set of characters came from the earlier show. The Ant Hill Mob, seven little guys all voiced by Blanc, were constantly coming to her rescue (and usually botching the job so she'd have to rescue herself). Even The Compact Pussycat was never seen on this show, which may have made her racing togs seem odd to viewers who hadn't seen her elsewhere. Penelope Pitstop (Picture 4). Penelope Pitstop cartoon images gallery 4. Penelope Pitstop cartoon pictures collection 4. This show came along during the waning years of the era in which most Saturday morning TV shows were adapted into Gold Key comic books. Aside from her role in the Wacky Races comic, Penelope only appeared in the first issue of Fun-in, an anthology title that also ran Where's Huddles?; Speed Buggy; Inch High, Private Eye and other Hanna-Barbera properties. The TV show remained in production during its second season, with four new episodes added to the first season's 13. Since then, the 17 half-hours have been seen from time to time as reruns. In 2000, Penelope was one of several Wacky Races cast members reprising their roles in a popular video game. Later, she was included when Cartoon Network made some of the old Hanna-Barbera characters into Webtoons, and in this incarnation she is again an avid racer. Characteristic of the times, tho, she's no longer an innocent young girly-girl, but a take-charge woman who leaves villainous male competitors eating her dust. Sylvester Sneekly doesn't seem to be a problem for her anymore. Penelope Pitstop (Picture 4). Penelope Pitstop cartoon images gallery 4. Penelope Pitstop cartoon pictures collection 4.
Penelope Pitstop cartoon images gallery 4. Penelope Pitstop cartoon pictures collection 4.
Sneekly's voice was by Paul Lynde (Mildew Wolf in The Cattanooga Cats, Templeton the Rat in Charlotte's Web). The Claw's (no relation) stooges, The Bully Brothers, were voiced by Mel Blanc, whose credits are so numerous, Pepe LePew and Speedy Gonzales are mere footnotes among them. The show was narrated in an extremely melodramatic style by Gary Owens, also the voice of Space Ghost and Roger Ramjet. Aside from Penelope herself, only one other set of characters came from the earlier show. The Ant Hill Mob, seven little guys all voiced by Blanc, were constantly coming to her rescue (and usually botching the job so she'd have to rescue herself). Even The Compact Pussycat was never seen on this show, which may have made her racing togs seem odd to viewers who hadn't seen her elsewhere. Penelope Pitstop (Picture 4). Penelope Pitstop cartoon images gallery 4. Penelope Pitstop cartoon pictures collection 4. This show came along during the waning years of the era in which most Saturday morning TV shows were adapted into Gold Key comic books. Aside from her role in the Wacky Races comic, Penelope only appeared in the first issue of Fun-in, an anthology title that also ran Where's Huddles?; Speed Buggy; Inch High, Private Eye and other Hanna-Barbera properties. The TV show remained in production during its second season, with four new episodes added to the first season's 13. Since then, the 17 half-hours have been seen from time to time as reruns. In 2000, Penelope was one of several Wacky Races cast members reprising their roles in a popular video game. Later, she was included when Cartoon Network made some of the old Hanna-Barbera characters into Webtoons, and in this incarnation she is again an avid racer. Characteristic of the times, tho, she's no longer an innocent young girly-girl, but a take-charge woman who leaves villainous male competitors eating her dust. Sylvester Sneekly doesn't seem to be a problem for her anymore. Penelope Pitstop (Picture 4). Penelope Pitstop cartoon images gallery 4. Penelope Pitstop cartoon pictures collection 4.
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