Dangerous. [15/1/09]

ZOMBIE USER 10430 · Post by **ZOMBIE USER 10430** » Wed Jan 15, 2003 12:46 am

Cor, blimey, old man. It's me old mate, Danger Mouse and good old Penfold, wot. (Said in an extremely fake British accent.)

Now, there are a couple of faces I haven't seen for a while. Not to mention those Marionation references. (Thunderbirds and Captain Scarlet, as if you don't know. Classics!)

Oh, and we get a bonus reference to Verne's 'The Time Machine'. (sighs) Ah, sweet, sweet nostalgia...

Mako · Post by **Mako** » Wed Jan 15, 2003 1:14 am

Greyman wrote:Cor, blimey, old man. It's me old mate, Danger Mouse and good old Penfold, wot. (Said in an extremely fake British accent.)

Now, there are a couple of faces I haven't seen for a while.

Oh, and we get a bonus reference to Verne's 'The Time Machine'. (sighs) Ah, sweet, sweet nostalgia...

8)

I never did see Danger Mouse growing up, looks like I've missed out on some good pop culture

CYa!
Mako

PS: The HiRez flavor of this strip is going to be a day late. Scott's cable modem hath barfethed and Scott himself is cocooning in bed fighting off a bug. Sorry for the slip, all will be well in good time once again.

ZOMBIE USER 10430 · Post by **ZOMBIE USER 10430** » Wed Jan 15, 2003 1:22 am

Yeap. Danger Mouse; the superhero who lives in penthouse apprtment in a postbox! - part James Bond, part Batman, lots of puns and all fun! Sorry you missed such excellent British entertainment, Mako.

Batty den · Post by **Batty den** » Wed Jan 15, 2003 2:54 am

Mako wrote: 8)

I never did see Danger Mouse growing up, looks like I've missed out on some good pop culture

Mate did you miss out! I saw DM and instantly fell in love with the show. Puns and rediculousness. Super Heros and Supervillans.

Get is if you can.

battyden

ZOMBIE USER 4232 · Post by **ZOMBIE USER 4232** » Wed Jan 15, 2003 8:20 am

My mind is so impressionable... I saw this thread and instantly the DM theme song jumped into my head and won't come out...

I haven't seen DM in years, but always enjoyed it. Heh... I still have a few sound files from the show, but haven't listened to them in a while.

Kellogg · Post by **Kellogg** » Wed Jan 15, 2003 8:38 am

Danger Mouse was a really great cartoon back in the 1980s. Lots of
very fast puns and silliness, along with a good dose of very British humor.

I'm afraid originally, I had intended to put Edith Picadilly (the English lady mouse From Dela The Hooda) in alongside DM, but I didn't get permission from Style Wager until after I'd already finished the strip.

[Just as well. Not many folks would've understood Danger Mouse
quipping "Edith, No sex, Please. We're British."

]

Scott
http://www.dangermouse.org/images/dm+pe ... MAGES.html

Mako · Post by **Mako** » Wed Jan 15, 2003 8:55 am

Hey! That's the exact same image that was used on the "Name That Toon" segment of last week's Funday Pawpet Show. I've gone ffrom 0 to, well, maybe seven and one half in DM triva all in just 24 hours

I'm afraid originally, I had intended to put Edith Picadilly (the English lady mouse From Dela The Hooda) in alongside DM, but I didn't get permission from Style Wager until after I'd already finished the strip.

[Just as well. Not many folks would've understood Danger Mouse
quipping "Edith, No sex, Please. We're British." ]

I read Della The Hooda and most definitely would have rolled had you been able to pull that off, great idea! Edith would make a great James Bond Girl type character too, hint hint

CYa!
Mako

Mako · Post by **Mako** » Wed Jan 15, 2003 8:55 am

Hey! That's the exact same image that was used on the "Name That Toon" segment of last week's Funday Pawpet Show. I've gone ffrom 0 to, well, maybe seven and one half in DM triva all in just 24 hours

I'm afraid originally, I had intended to put Edith Picadilly (the English lady mouse From Dela The Hooda) in alongside DM, but I didn't get permission from Style Wager until after I'd already finished the strip.

[Just as well. Not many folks would've understood Danger Mouse
quipping "Edith, No sex, Please. We're British." ]

I read Della The Hooda and most definitely would have rolled had you been able to pull that off, great idea! Edith would make a great James Bond Girl type character too, hint hint

CYa!
Mako

Mako · Post by **Mako** » Wed Jan 15, 2003 8:57 am

Hey! That's the exact same image that was used on the "Name That Toon" segment of last week's Funday Pawpet Show. I've gone ffrom 0 to, well, maybe seven and one half in DM triva all in just 24 hours

I'm afraid originally, I had intended to put Edith Picadilly (the English lady mouse From Dela The Hooda) in alongside DM, but I didn't get permission from Style Wager until after I'd already finished the strip.

[Just as well. Not many folks would've understood Danger Mouse
quipping "Edith, No sex, Please. We're British." ]

I read Della The Hooda and most definitely would have rolled had you been able to pull that off, great idea! Edith would make a great James Bond Girl type character too, hint hint

CYa!
Mako

ZOMBIE USER 8834 · Post by **ZOMBIE USER 8834** » Wed Jan 15, 2003 10:10 am

Hee hee. Dangermouse! What a cool cameo, Scott! I just had to come give you mad props for it. *Snaps his fingers wildly.* Used to watch the show before I went to school.

Oik, DM! It's Baron Greenback!

Sorry to hear you're under the weather. Get well quick!

-=TK, Dangermouse Fan

ZOMBIE USER 10915 · Post by **ZOMBIE USER 10915** » Wed Jan 15, 2003 6:02 pm

Thanks for the cameo! 8)

I use to make a special trip home from high school to watch DM.

I love that show, got a couple episodes on Beta somewhere, no player but couldn't bear to part with them.

Kellogg wrote: I'm afraid originally, I had intended to put Edith Picadilly (the English lady mouse From Dela The Hooda) in alongside DM, but I didn't get permission from Style Wager until after I'd already finished the strip.

Just as well. Not many folks would've understood Danger Mouse
quipping "Edith, No sex, Please. We're British."

It would still be great if you could fit her in somewhere. Or maybe do a special picture of them, PPLLLEEEEAAASSE

Hope your feeling better soon.

ZOMBIE USER 10430 · Post by **ZOMBIE USER 10430** » Wed Jan 15, 2003 10:46 pm

Kellogg wrote:[img]I'm afraid originally, I had intended to put Edith Picadilly (the English lady mouse From Dela The Hooda) in alongside DM, but I didn't get permission from Style Wager until after I'd already finished the strip.

[Just as well. Not many folks would've understood Danger Mouse
quipping "Edith, No sex, Please. We're British." ]

Scott

Awe.... phooey. Edith is one chipper Brittish mouse and that quip would have been just too cheesy not to use.

CPOK · Post by **CPOK** » Thu Jan 16, 2003 4:03 am

Don't spose we can still see the "missed the deadline" strip, could we ol' chap?

Little_Dragon · Post by **Little_Dragon** » Thu Jan 16, 2003 10:34 am

Sheepdog wrote:I love that show, got a couple episodes on Beta somewhere, no player but couldn't bear to part with them.

The series is available on DVD now, y'know. You can purchase them through http://www.amazon.co.uk. They're probably Region 2, although I've heard conflicting reports that some of the volumes are Region 0 and will work on any player.

ZOMBIE USER 7666 · Post by **ZOMBIE USER 7666** » Thu Jan 16, 2003 4:49 pm

I haven't seen Danger Mouse in years. Think it was back in 1984 or 1985 when I was stationed in New London, Connecticut. Well, at least I was in some kind of London to view those episodes.

Get better soon Scott... [[*HUG*]]

ZOMBIE USER 8290 · Post by **ZOMBIE USER 8290** » Thu Jan 16, 2003 5:00 pm

You can also get 5 Dangermouse volumes on VHS from this Amazon.com (US) page.

Great cameo, Scott, but now can we have the cake and Edith too?

Desgar (Never pun right after eating)

ZOMBIE USER 10915 · Post by **ZOMBIE USER 10915** » Thu Jan 16, 2003 10:46 pm

Little_Dragon wrote:The series is available on DVD now, y'know. You can purchase them through http://www.amazon.co.uk.

Desgar wrote:You can also get 5 Dangermouse volumes on VHS from this Amazon.com (US) page.

Thanks, I'll have to check it out. 8)

Little_Dragon wrote:They're probably Region 2, although I've heard conflicting reports that some of the volumes are Region 0 and will work on any player.

I've heard there are players that will play any region.
Is that true?
Does anyone have experience with one?
Thanks for your input.

Little_Dragon · Post by **Little_Dragon** » Fri Jan 17, 2003 12:17 am

I play all of mine on my computer, and can find software hacks to disable the region codes if necessary, but yes, region-free set-top players are available.

http://www.zonefreedvd.com/

Many of the major American studios are now adding additional security features (RCE) to their DVDs, which supposedly prevent the discs from working in some region-free players.

Another issue to keep in mind is PAL vs. NTSC. You'll need either a TV that can handle both types of signal, or a DVD player that can convert the signal to your TV standard.

The Duracom DVD715CF is a good example of a multisystem player. It's region-free, can play RCE-protected titles, and is fully NTSC/PAL cross-compatible.

ZOMBIE USER 10915 · Post by **ZOMBIE USER 10915** » Fri Jan 17, 2003 12:28 am

Thanks Little Dragon. 8)

I don't know why, but movies, books, etc. always seem to interest me more if there from another country.

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