I had to look up your reference- a Dudley Do-Right episode?! But no, life among humans with limited attention to detail and curiosity is my reference. Thanks for the fun diversion. :)
All seasons seem to be out there. It's classic. Sooner or later, you'll come across what I'm talking about.
The plots are probably a bit more sophisticated than what you might find, these days. Even at 10 yrs old, or so, I caught on to what "tongue in cheek" was all about. "Boris & Natasha" are also prominent in this Cold War Era production.
Both women -- "He's feeding you Russian propaganda!"
*Both speech bubbles are saying :
“It’s easy to tell when he’s lying... his lips move.”
US: He poisons the airwaves.
RUSSIA: He poisons people.
Poison!
I say it here...It comes out there
Ain't it the truth!
That's the one!!!
BOTH: "Making Soviets great again!"
Here's an extra like. Can I use this? I've been calling putin's American agents putineers.
Consider it open source. I'd consider it a public service announcement!
You watching Russia sponsored media, again?
It's on tv so it must be true.
Nice reference to Bullwinkle!
I had to look up your reference- a Dudley Do-Right episode?! But no, life among humans with limited attention to detail and curiosity is my reference. Thanks for the fun diversion. :)
It's from a regular throw-away between episode segments of "Rocky and Bullwinkle," like between Dudley and "Fractured Fairytales," where Bullwinkle is holding a newspaper saying: "I see it here in the newspaper, so it must be true!" For an enjoyable reminiscence of youth: https://www.amazon.com/Stink-of-Fear-Chapter-One/dp/B086VXVRXG/ref=sr_1_2?crid=MRUT0MLCW1G1&keywords=rocky+and+bullwinkle+prime+video&qid=1648380027&sprefix=rocky+and+bullwinkle+pri%2Caps%2C91&sr=8-2
All seasons seem to be out there. It's classic. Sooner or later, you'll come across what I'm talking about.
The plots are probably a bit more sophisticated than what you might find, these days. Even at 10 yrs old, or so, I caught on to what "tongue in cheek" was all about. "Boris & Natasha" are also prominent in this Cold War Era production.
Thanks for reminding me of these wonderful cartoons!
Both-----Fake News!
Both: So what is it going to be? Me? Or him?
Both women -- "Don't you know that he's lying to you?"
Same propaganda, different country.
US: I heard Putin say that!
RUSSIA: I heard Carlson say that!
BOTH: "This man >cannot< remain in power!"
the best
US: Top TV rating in Russia, Jim.
RUSSIA: Top TV rating in Russia, Ivan.
Both women - "Why do people follow this Moron?!?
“This is what happens when no one is held accountable for the inaccuracies and distortions that are served up every night.”