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Mr. Magoo

Mr. Magoo

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Oct 26, 2026

Zen HoneycuttGUEST
30:50
So he, we would, we would sometimes say that he, um, was like Mr.
Zen HoneycuttGUEST
30:56
He was Mr. Magoo in it.
Zen HoneycuttGUEST
30:57
Right.
Zen HoneycuttGUEST
30:57
You guys know the cartoon, Mr. Magoo, where he would just walk around.
Zen HoneycuttGUEST
31:00
Completely oblivious, like no spatial awareness at all.
Zen HoneycuttGUEST
31:05
He was just kind of spacey sometimes.
Bobby CapucciHOST
6:47
And you got to play ball with whatever Epstein wants to do.
Bobby CapucciHOST
6:50
So if Epstein says, let's go take a walk in Central Park, you better believe this Mr. Magoo looking MF-er, Prince Andrew, is on the leash and he's taking a walk with him.
Bobby CapucciHOST
7:02
The now defunct paper told her Prince Andrew was in town and asked her to track him down.
Bobby CapucciHOST
7:07
Ms. Withridge said they didn't know where he was staying, but I immediately thought of Ghislaine Maxwell as he'd been spotted with her before.
Andy JacobsHOST
41:55
Really? Like Mr.
Andy JacobsHOST
41:56
Magoo on a push bike.
Andy JacobsHOST
41:57
Wobbly would be the
Paul HawksbeeHOST
41:58
best way to describe it.
Elif YalvaçHOST
19:58
Well, yeah, Tog
Jono PodmoreHOST
19:59
Togstad was doing the sound effects for Mr. Magoo.
Jono PodmoreHOST
20:04
So his work was always linked to and he had the methodology of making sound effects for cartoons.
Jono PodmoreHOST
20:14
But it would be quite nice to make a film of some of these pieces.
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Oct 26 · 1 Mention

Jeremy KaplowitzHOST
42:47
It was actually a small staircase.
Alex PtakHOST
42:54
My new character, Jewish Mr. Magoo.
Alex PtakHOST
42:59
Oh, no, I can't see.
Alex PtakHOST
43:04
So I did the spirit feast on Depnod last night.
Edward HavensHOST
1:10
Its artists were creating cartoons with bold graphic designs, simplified shapes, flat areas of color, limited animation, and a visual sophistication that treated the animation as more than children's entertainment.
Edward HavensHOST
1:24
The studio was responsible for characters such as Mr. Magoo, as well as the films like Gerald McBoingboing, which won an Academy Award for Animated Short Film in 1951, and Rudy Toot Toot, a highly stylized adaptation of the Frankie and Johnny story involving jealousy, murder, and betrayal.
Edward HavensHOST
1:42
For a teenager already interested in filmmaking, UPA offered a glimpse of what animation could be when artists were given room to experiment.
Edward HavensHOST
1:51
By the time Bartell graduated from high school, he had already begun making films of his own.
Rachel WhiteHOST
16:22
Almost ignored.
Rachel WhiteHOST
16:23
So the funny thing about me is I'm Mr. Magoo.
Rachel WhiteHOST
16:25
My way into things where I'm like, all right, I guess we'll see.
Rachel WhiteHOST
16:27
I'm not earnest and I don't need to believe.
Debbie SterlingGUEST
10:16
My grandmother is actually a pioneer.
Debbie SterlingGUEST
10:19
She is one of the first female animators and created Mr. Magoo.
Debbie SterlingGUEST
10:23
And so I've always had this love of cartooning and art.
Debbie SterlingGUEST
10:27
And so my very first prototype of GoldieBlox wasn't a construction toy at all.
TrevPANELIST
48:47
That was just empty.
EricHOST
48:48
I only saw Mr. Magoo there and Mullet Man, or whatever they are.
EricHOST
48:53
Those are the only shots I got.
EricHOST
48:55
And Jet! Hey.
RyanHOST
22:40
It really is a leading indicator of how well your whole company is running and how fast you can see trouble coming at you.
RyanHOST
22:47
When your books close in 60 days, you're like Mr. Magoo.
RyanHOST
22:51
You have no idea what's going on.
RyanHOST
22:53
P&L says one thing, you remember a different thing, and it's really old news.

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