It's been 20 years since TaleSpin last aired reruns on The Disney Channel

>It's been 20 years since TaleSpin last aired reruns on The Disney Channel
And the show hasn't been legally available ever since. October 2, 2018 will mark 20 years since it last aired

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What are you on about? It aired on Toon Disney in the late 00's and got a full DVD release.

>You will never be so rich you can operate your own battleships.

/k/ as fuck.

Dude had his own fighter force as well.

>reboot it! Just like Ducktales!

This show was always my favorite of the Disney lineup back in the day. It basically did the same thing as Star Wars by apeing the style and attitude of an old radio serial.

Seriously, fuck Louis Prima's wife. That bitch robbed an entire generation of the best Disney show.

Holy shit. Haven't thought about this show in years. Loved it when I was a little kid.

Cartoonfanatic thread? Cartoonfanatic thread.

This show was amazing. The dogfights were so well choreographed. It had so much plane porn.

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Man, I wish I'd really watched this show when I was a kid. There's really not much mainstream pulp/dieselpunk animation (or really anything honestly), and it makes me sad.

I’ve only seen a bit of TaleSpin, but the whole thing is kinda funny to me
>Let’s make a Jungle Book cartoon!
>Should we keep them as regular animals?
>No, they all fly planes and have business’ now
It’s like if they made a Lady and the Tramp show where they solved crime in east LA.
Not ragging on it at all, it seems cool, I wanna check it out sometime.

>It’s like if they made a Lady and the Tramp show where they solved crime in east LA.

I'd watch the FUCK out of that holy shit.

I think they just wanted to make a Tales of the Golden Monkey but animated series, and had to use Disney characters to get it through.

More cartoons need aircraft adventure stuff.

>just like Ducktales!
fuck no. that'll make it awful

>Dumbo except he’s a special forces pilot in the war.
>Bambi except they’re hippies against deforestation
>Aristocats except they’re popular movie stars dealing with the paparazzi
>Codename Fox and Hound: Secret Agents
>Oliver and Company deliver pizzas across NYC to get by
>The Lion King except they play soccer against other lion prides in Africa.
>Brother Bear except it’s just the little bear moving in with a wacky suburban family
>Home on the Range: Slaughterhouse Smackdown
Cut me a check, Disney, I’d watch all of these shitty ideas.

I didn't get Toon Disney until 2008-ish, but I clearly remember they were still airing reruns of it then.

>And the show hasn't been legally available ever since.
The fuck it isn't. I have the first two seasons on dvd on the shelf behind me. They sold it at fucking Target.

>Never got to have Toon Disney as a kid
>Only got cable when Disney XD came around
I would’ve fucking loved that as a kid.

Upload and link us some of that user. You know you want to.

I remember needing the "wooden box" to watch Disney.

that was a privilege while it lasted.

>Game of Thrones+House of Cards+The Last King of Scotland except that it's The Lion King and the reign of Scar in the 1970s after Mufasa's death done in the same style/tone as Gargoyles

I feel like this show would have made a better Gravity Falls clone Disney XD was looking for over Ducktales.

This show had two kids, a cool rules-free uncle character, the ability to travel to weird and exotic locations in an era where you can still have mysticism more easily since it imitates the Indiana Jones style. Asshole rich guy pseudo-villain, lots of low class friendly characters. And air pirates that can lead up to a series big bad.

Just age up Rebecca's daughter a little bit and have some bigger mystery of around what happened to Kit's parents. Then Baloo's deliveries take them to the new adventure location of the week.

But this is how all the Disney afternoon shows worked
>Lets bring back Chip and Dale, only make them detectives
>Let's make a Batman since Returns made a shitload of money for Warner, and use Ducktales characters.
>Lets bring back Goofy only make it an 80's family sitcom
>Lets make another Bonkers show only make him a cop in the Roger Rabbit universe
>Lets make a show out of the Mighty Ducks series, only make them actual ducks from space who fight dragon people

>Let's make a Batman since Returns made a shitload of money for Warner, and use Ducktales characters.

Absolutely incorrect. Darkwing Duck was originally going to be called Double-O Duck, based off an episode of Duck Tales in which Launchpad becomes a secret agent. However, Ian Fleming actually owns the rights to the Double-O title, so Tad Stones reworked it into a Shadow homage instead. Along the way, Launchpad was dropped as the main character and Drake Mallard was invented, mostly so he could have a huge ego.

>It’s like if they made a Lady and the Tramp show where they solved crime in east LA.
Gold.

it even has a detective show title

Bonkers was in another show before Bonkers?
When do we start drawing these out?

the theme song sounded like it was sung and composed by a retard

A couple years earlier he was a character that had a sketch on Raw Toonage. They were typical wacky over the top style shorts like in space or race car drivers etc with a set of three or four characters.

>>Aristocats except they’re popular movie stars dealing with the paparazzi
>>>Brother Bear except it’s just the little bear moving in with a wacky suburban family

I can see these two actually working

>a Lady and the Tramp show where they solved crime in east LA.
Fund it.

>Lady and the Tramp: One's a disinherited socialite with a burning passion for justice, the other the cynically zen master of crimesolving

I think Aristocats would be better served by being about a Hollywood starlet who marries a regular, blue-collar guy.

I tried.

>101 Dalmatians but it's about a conspiracy but and an abruptly disillusioned fashion model liberating child labourers from her former employer's Chinese sweatshop factories

*conspiracy nut

Nice!
>Cold open on a back alley. Los Angeles, 1980.
>A mangy Rottweiler in a torn plaid shirt has a pistol pointed at a dolled-up poodle
>"Give me the wallet and you'll sleep in your bed tonight."
>His voice shakes, and the gun quivers in his hand. Addict, most likely. A deep, suave voice from farther down the alley:
>"She'll be in her bed, and you'll be behind bars."
>A mutt in a suit flashes his badge.
>"Agent Tramp, Los Angeles PD. You're gonna want to drop that, my friend."
>He sounds calm and friendly, almost bored. His handgun is still holstered.
>The robber grabs his victim and starts backing up to the street, a gun to her head.
>"One more move and she gets it, copper!" His voice cracks, he's visibly almost as scared as the poodle. Tramp chuckles.
>"I think my partner would object to that. She doesn't like seeing innocent people get shot."
>"Well she's not here, is she?", the robber attempts a defiant laugh that only sounds desperate. Tramp chuckles again.
>"You'd be surprised how sneaky she can be sometimes."
>Robber turns to see a cocker spaniel directly behind him. He frantically brings his gun around, which she effortlessly disarms. A blow to the head renders him unconscious, ready for the cuffs and several long years to rethink his life choices.
>Camera pans up to the skyline, a jazz combo blasts out and the title card rolls.

So Fox and the Hound would be a Dukes of Hazard style rednecks in Tennessee who fight the corrupt sheriff and evil mayor who steal land, run illegal fronts, and make dastardly plans around the county?

Just a few months ago Pickle & Peanut made the most amazing Tailspin parody called 90's Adventure Bear.

I love you with my whole body.

it even had Gadget

There's not a lot of supporting cast to work with. Tod. Copper. That other dog, Their two "owners" and Vixie.
And maybe the Bear. If you can think of a good way to put him in the show without losing all of his menace form the movie.

Maybe make them Drag Racers, so you can have stories where Tod and Copper aren't on the same side.

They need more of a costume theme. The 80's detective shows like Jake and the Fatman, Simon and Simon, Heart to Heart, Hardcastle & McCormick, Cagney & Lacey, Tenspeed & Brownshoe,

One needs to be in an expensive suit while the other is in casual clothes and is kind of a slacker.

Chip and Dale had no supporting cast to work with and look what we got there.

>Back at the station, the two are called in to Chief Dane's office. In the background, the perp is being checked in.
>"There was a hit down at the docks this morning. An unknown Moray eel was the victim, shot in the head by a sniper apparently firing from one of the container ships. Here's a photo."
>They look at the picture obediently.
>"That's a Moray?" Tramp asks, looking slightly disgusted.
>"That's a Moray," Lady looked grim. "Not much left of him."
>"Get down there and give us something to work with. If we can finally link something to DeTreaver we can put that bastard away."
>Lady and the Tramp head for their car.

I would go with the corrupt sheriff being the older dog, and then have an actual pic as the Boss Hogg character. Then you can make up a lot of supporting characters, since you are going to need a girl on Tod and Copper gang, maybe a comic relief "dumb guy" along with them. Then adapt the animal characters of the movie as the random citizens, adding some mroe in when needed.

Most of the Jungle Book characters did not make it into Tailspin in the first place, most are OCs

Dammit, this is fun.
This is the best possible idea for a weird-ass series based on this film. It’s perfect.

Oliver's Pizza Company would have made for an even better title

I thought about it, don’t you worry. It was a tough decision.

If nobody else appreciates your punnery, I do, user.

Ah, it was airing here well through the 2000s...

Need to think of a dog based pun for their muscle car. General Flea, Kibble Lee,

This show is what got me into flying and it probably gave me a fetish for seaplanes too.

Fucking legendary, my man.

One of the best cartoons ever. That's a fact.

Considering that they're from the same network, it's ironic that Pickle & Peanut are only ones out there who honor this show by still parodying it.

If we're lucky, when Disney's streaming service opens we'll get the animated and live action Disney Channel shows readily available in their entirety.

Glad somebody appreciates it! I want to continue this but don't know where to take it. Let's try anyway.
>The Catfish Tavern. Popular haunt of merchant seamen and "Golden" Jack DeTreaver's dockyard enforcers. The two detectives enter as inconspicuously as possible, making for a pug in a Nirvana T-shirt sitting at a far table.
>"The fuck are you two doin here?" Sadman Pulaski turned his soulful eyes to them.
>Tramp sat down, grabbing a cigar from a case on the table. Lady remained standing, scanning the room.
>Tramp smiles."Easy Pulaski, we're all friends here right? We just thought you'd want to tell us about that Moray job. Who was he to you?"
>"We didn't have nothin to do with that slimeback gettin shot. Didn't even know who he is."
>Lady jumps in: "You're DeTreaver's chief on the docks. All the overseas smuggling in the city goes through you. Surely you know all the dockhands who can be persuaded to look the other way."
>In fact, the police didn't know if the eel was a dockhand. The corpse had been mutilated so much that they still didn't know the guy's name. It was a reasonable assumption though, most of the eels earned their living from the docks.
>"I don't know what you're talking about. I'm just a humble crane operator trying to feed my family." Pulaski affected a look of hurt innocence. Being a pug, he was extremely good at it.
>Tramp leaned in close. There was now a pronounced bite to his jovial tone "Listen closely, my friend. This is the third hit or 'mysterious disappearance' down here in the last month. You knew about them, you planned them. You may have even pulled the trigger on them, ended some poor creature's life when they were just trying to get by. The LAPD is not going to put up with this. Hey Lady! Look what's in this dog's waistband!"
>Lady leans in to look. "My oh my Tramp. Isn't civilian firearm possession illegal in our city?"
>"It sure is. We're gonna have to take you in."
>"Fucking try me copper."

that smug burd throwing a grenade at 0:40 gets me every time

One of the only dieselpunk media.
That alone makes it great

It was on Toon Disney until 2006 at least

Khan in Talespin was based on the fear in the 1920s/30s that Henry Ford was going to form his own state within a state.

>That one episode Balu appropriates a jet engine and breaks the sound barrier.
>That one episode where a Wallstreet fat cat faxes Khan's signature in order to steal Lue's Island
>every time Don Karnage was on screen

Wait, there was a fear that Ford would make his own micronation?

seeing as how common place cars are now, are you really that surprised the guy who's responsible for them would be super powerful back in the day?

I love this. Especialy the name

There used to be these things called company towns, Ford could have expanded that into a nation with the car.

Well not that he had infulence but the secession thing, but then again I shouldn't be surprised that people could imagine him or other people like him to try and do that.

Tbh there isn't enough drawn boat&plane porn, and before anyone asks: no, porn about boats/planes as cute grills doesn't count.

I love it! !!

this is perfect

one more (you) for you you amazing bastard, dont stop drawing!

You're full of shit, I was born in 95 and I remember watching it in the 00's.
Begone

>Literally US problems

Boat&airship porn is a standard feature in Euro adventure series. It can't be a feature in US comic because they bodily punish artists for the research required.

worse than that. the entire series is available on amazon prime.

you gotta buy it sure but its there.

spin it

Holy shit guys, I really think we´re onto something here. The setting is a fictionalized 1980s LA with anthropomorphic animals instead of humans. The two heroes are Detective Susan Charlene Ladie (Lady) and Detective Stuard Fitzgerald Tramp III (Tramp).
Lady is the neat one, a by the book detective, always well dressed in the newest fashion and well mannered. But under the facade she is much tougher than she looks. She was best of her lass in the Police academy and is an ace markswoman with most fireweapons. Her weaknesses are that he is extremely stubborn and lets her couriosity gets the better of her. She drives a white Volkswagen Rabbit convertible (upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/25/Vw_golf_1_cabrio_h_sst.jpg). Her dark secret is that she is a total nerd and enjoys old cheesy science fiction and loves to play D&D (remeber that was in the 1980s, way before this was socially aceptable, especially for a woman).
Tramp is not only visually her total opposite. He looks sloppy with his old worn out clothes and has questionable methods as a detective. While he seems very easygoing he has a very sharp mind and abillity od deduction. His weaknesses are that he has the tendency to break the rules to get results (much to the frustration of his partner) and that he loves his vices like cheap cigarettes, booze and gambling. He drives a beat up 1973 Dodge Dart (upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/17/73Dart_F34.jpg). His dark secret is that he is the rejected son of a wealthy east coast family.

The villians of the show are Si and Am Chandrabutr . The twins are officially respectable business people leading a company that imports food stuff from their families native country Thailand. Actually they are the main importers of opinids from SE-Asia to the west coast.

When's the last time they've shown reruns of anything from before 2010?

Is it bad of me that music I heard in my head during the title card was Gary Rafferty's "Baker Street"?

Did anybody actually die on screen?

Noice. Only...if it's 1980, the pug should be wearing, say, a Sex Pistols shirt, not Nirvana.

No

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Are they from Roanapur, by chance?

Possible.

You know, it's actually a miracle this thing aired in the first place. The guy who pitched this show to Disney Execs in the 90's must be a show pitch legend.

He literally walked to a room that was so protective of their intellectual property they wouldn't show Mickey Mouse on TV to pitch a show where you put all of The Jungle Book characters into a world reminiscent of The Rocketeer, (which wasn't exactly a success for Disney)

Goes beyond that. Dude cruised into a room pitching a fusion of Jungle Book and a failed sitcom on ABC, which Disney didn't even own at the time. It was a mix of screwball comedy and Indiana Jones style adventure called Tales of the Gold Monkey. There's exactly 0 reason why that pitch should've worked unless that guy was able to convince them this was the only way to go forward with these characters and the Disney Afternoon.

Chip and Dale is what happens when Disney does the A-Team

Off topic a bit, but is there a name for that horrid, over saturated, gross-looking way of coloring that every 90s property had for it’s promo artwork? It’s so nostalgic, but so plasticy looking.

All good stuff but you forgot
>air the episodes completely out of order and with huge breaks so the mystery doesn’t make any sense and people forget and lose interest and the cancel it because hey nobody likes these old cartoons anymore

>HR giger's editor on airbrushing
>"Don't do it."

>Chip and Dale is what happens when Disney does the A-Team

And Chip's an homage to Indiana Jones, while Dale's Magnum P.I.