WordWolf

What you said was correct, so "Peanuts" is not it. In other news, I guarantee you that the American/good guy was not a dog (nor any form of canine.) He was, however, very obviously patriotic. I don't recall the Red Baron himself ever appearing in this cartoon. However, that having been said, that doesn't mean the rest of the main cast.....

No. Think for a moment. Why did the American never utter a single word?

That's it.

"I've got a bad feeling about this." "It's not my fault!" "I know."

Blake Lively Accepted Justin Long

"I would kill for her. I would die for her. Either way, what bliss!"

How many cartoons can you name where the main characters worked for The Kaiser? I can only name one. In fairness, the name "the Kaiser" never appears in the cartoon. However, this cartoon was visibly set in one country in one specific time-frame, which means the main characters HAD TO work for The Kaiser. Their insignia make it almost obvious, if one actually stops to think about it, which nobody ever did. The regular characters were guys who worked together, and one American character who was their enemy....who kept winning. He was kinda smug about it. It's funny to say that when he never uttered a single word, but it was also obvious he was smug and celebrated his victories over the others. I will accept the correct name- for bragging rights, the full correct name. I will also accept the common INcorrect name the show is often called by people if they remember it at all.

"A Society gentleman would only go out with you for one reason: to have a good time, a few laughs, and a little vo-deo-doh-doh." "I don't vo-deo-doh-doh!" "You vo-deo-doh-doh." "I don't vo-deo-doh-doh!" "You vo-deo." "Once. I was going steady a whole year. I have a spotless reputation." "I am going to mold you. How does that make you feel?" "Like old bread." "The only kinda parties we've ever been to are bring your own!" "I like bringin' my own... then I know what I'm gettin'." "I'm telling you, flying is safer than driving! Nobody has ever crashed into a cloud!" "Yeah well nobody ever fell 40,000 feet from a DeSoto either."

"HALLOWEEN 2"??

Next round. How many cartoons can you name where the main characters worked for The Kaiser? I can only name one. I will accept the correct name- for bragging rights, the full correct name. I will also accept the common INcorrect name the show is often called by people if they remember it at all.

One day later would be "All Souls' Day", with..... OK, OK, "HALLOWEEN", with Michael Myers, old William Shatner-face.

The first season of Fantasy Island was interesting. From what you saw, you were never quite sure what Roarke was thinking, whether he was a good guy or not... In later seasons, he's more obviously a good guy, and I don't think that was an improvement. The Mrs and I are probably in the minority there.

"A Society gentleman would only go out with you for one reason: to have a good time, a few laughs, and a little vo-deo-doh-doh." "I don't vo-deo-doh-doh!" "You vo-deo-doh-doh." "I don't vo-deo-doh-doh!" "You vo-deo." "Once. I was going steady a whole year. I have a spotless reputation." "I am going to mold you. How does that make you feel?" "Like old bread."

I sat here wondering if "R" by itself was a typo. After I saw Sir Nicholas de Mimsy-Porpington on the list, I knew it wasn't a typo. "JOHN CLEESE." In the HP movies, he played "Nearly Headless Nick", aka Sir Nicholas etc. In the James Bond movies, he played R, who replaced "Q" in the exotic weapons division, Division Q. I forgot which letter he had, but it was definitely Cleese. Where have i head "Archie Leach" and "Halfdan the Black" before?

"All Saints Day", featuring old William Shatner-face!