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#What a cartoon yoink of the yukon full

Rob Paulsen was a guest at Anthrocon, though I don't think he specifically mentioned the character of Yoink on his panels. I added a section on voice credits for this show. A flea named Flick has a personal agenda with. Markus ( talk) 08:11, 13 April 2006 (UTC) The mounted police has its uniforms stolen, so Yoink and Sergeant Farnsworth Farflung are sent to retrieve them. Unfortunately, digital camera + VHS tape played on non-LCD screen = blurry unacceptable sheen of a white square. Each particular title has a different mini-feature (every copy of "Scooby Doo on Zombie Island" for example would carry the same mini-feature) on it from the "What a Cartoon!" show.

#What a cartoon yoink of the yukon full

The only time I saw this particular episode outside of Cartoon Network was in releases of Scooby Doo episodes and full feature animated movies. But if I can get some time to look, I can probably get a snapshot of it off a Scooby Doo tape.

The only thing that appeared was the "What a Cartoon!" show logo. Just in case anyone's interested in knowing if there are any images on the Internet, I checked apparently there are none. mwalimu 23:00, 4 April 2006 (UTC)įound video at YouTube, Yoink seems to be a dog. I am curios to know if you have any visual or verbal information which would clarify the biogenetic origins of said stylized organism.Ĭan anyone who remembers this cartoon throw in their recollection? If someone can shed some light on this point, it would be much appreciated. My recollection gives me every indication that this particular cartoon animal was of musteline, not canine, design. I have a fond, if somewhat vague, memory of the anthropomomorphic cartoon animal 'Yoink' who appeared in the animated short: "Yoink of the Yukon". Yoink and Sergeant Thumbsworth Tharplung is sent to retrieve them. I subsequently received the following e-mail: What a Cartoon season 1 episode 15 Yoink of the Yukon : The mounted police of the Yukon has its uniforms stolen by a grizzly bear planning revenge on them when they skinned his animal friends. Yoink! is a fearless.Earlier today I reverted an edit in which the species of Cadet Yoink had been changed from "canine" to "animal".

His nose misses nothing, not even a speck

Funniest joke: “Please Sergeant, I implore of you, eh! For the Queen, for the King, and for all of the other bed sizes!”.

Bizarrely out of these is a skull and bones.

At the entrance to Noof’s Place, many trash items are see, such as a broken bicycle, water raft, refrigerator, and tires.

Farflung and Yoink! introduction is preceded by “there’s only one way to handle outlaw bears.”.

The way all the Mounties are surprised about their uniforms being stolen, it’s as Noof took the clothes off them while they were sleeping, eh.

“No furs, no uniforms, eh.” So Yoink! gets fed up, calls the Home Shopping Channel, and orders new uniforms for the Mounties and tuxedos for the animals. The two battle Noof, but the fight escalates to where the RMH gets destroyed. When the Captain finds this out, he calls on Sergeant Farflung and Yoink! of the Yukon to get the uniforms back. This is revenge, eh, for the Mounties letting the Trappers take the fur off the Yukon animals. YOINK! OF THE YUKON ( Promo Link) ( Video Link)Īt the Royal Mountie Headquarters, Noof the Bear sneaks in at the middle of the night to take the Mountie’s uniforms, eh. Sadly these talents were not used on a better story, eh… Yoink! of the Yukon is the 15th What-A-Cartoon! and features Cadet Yoink!, an anthropomorphic (I think it’s a dog, don’t know, eh) and his human superior, Sergeant Farnsworth Farflung.Īll the voices are provided by Charlie Adler (Buster Bunny on Tiny Toons) and Rob Paulsen (Pinky on Pinky and the Brain).

Not much to say about this cartoon, but it’s interesting that we don’t have many cartoons set in Canada, eh?