The Pink Panther

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  • 1969
  • 4 Seasons
  • 7.6  (22,263)

The Pink Panther, a television program featuring the beloved character created by Blake Edwards, was produced by MGM and aired from 1969 to 2011. This animated series follows the adventures of the kooky, cartoonish Pink Panther as he travels the world, getting into all sorts of mischief and mayhem. The show's cast is made up of a talented and diverse group of actors, including Rich Little, Paul Frees, Mark Ritts, Larry Storch, Mary Ritts, Paul Ritts, Arnold Stang, Arte Johnson, Brian George, Frank Welker, Charles Nelson Reilly, Joe Pesci, John Byner, Larry D. Mann, Matt Frewer, Marshall Efron, Sherry Lynn, Sonny Melendrez, Sheryl Bernstein, and Wallace Shawn.

Despite the fact that the show has been on the air for over four decades, the Pink Panther has never stopped being a fan favorite. The show's blend of clever humor, slapstick antics, and colorful animation has made it popular with both children and adults. Over the years, the series has spawned a number of spin-offs and related media, including comic books, video games, and even a live-action film.

One of the things that sets The Pink Panther apart from other animated shows is its unique sense of humor. The show is famous for its witty banter, clever wordplay, and hilarious physical gags. At the same time, the show's creators never shy away from more off-the-wall humor, such as the Pink Panther's oddball dance routines and general absurdity. Each episode is a mishmash of different skits, with a variety of settings, characters, and storylines. This keeps the show fresh and unpredictable, and ensures that viewers are always entertained.

One of the most memorable aspects of The Pink Panther is its cast of characters. The Pink Panther himself is of course the star, but he is frequently joined by a supporting cast of equally quirky personalities. These include the bumbling detective Inspector Clouseau, the sly and sneaky Aardvark, and the perpetually frustrated Ant and Aardvark. Each character brings a different energy and comedic style to the show, and their interactions with the Pink Panther help to keep the show feeling lively and engaging.

Of course, any discussion of The Pink Panther would be incomplete without mentioning its iconic theme music. The show's opening credits feature the instantly recognizable tune composed by Henry Mancini, which has become something of a cultural touchstone. The upbeat melody perfectly captures the playful, mischievous spirit of the show, and has helped to cement the Pink Panther's status as one of the most beloved cartoon characters of all time.

Overall, The Pink Panther is a true gem of animated television. Its unique sense of humor, colorful cast of characters, and timeless appeal have made it a classic that continues to resonate with audiences of all ages. Whether you're a diehard fan or a newcomer to the show, there's no denying that the Pink Panther is one cool cat.

The Pink Panther is a series that ran for 4 seasons (142 episodes) between September 6, 1969 and on MGM

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Seasons
Show 82
16. Show 82
December 23, 1978
Pink ZZZ, Trail Of The Lonesome Mine (Crazy Legs Crane), Starpink
Show 81
15. Show 81
December 16, 1978
Pink Press, Flower Power (Crazy Legs Crane), Pink U.F.O.
Show 80
14. Show 80
December 9, 1978
Pet Pink Pebbles, Nest Quest (Crazy Legs Crane), Pink Of Bagdad
Show 79
13. Show 79
December 2, 1978
Yankee Doodle Pink, Beach Bummer (Crazy Legs Crane), Pinkologist, The
Show 78
12. Show 78
November 25, 1978
Pink Quackers, Jet Feathers (Crazy Legs Crane), Pink And Shovel
Show 77
11. Show 77
November 18, 1978
Pink Daddy, Barnacle Bird (Crazy Legs Crane), Cat And The Pinkstalk
Show 76
10. Show 76
November 11, 1978
Dietetic Pink, Sneaker Snake (Crazy Legs Crane), Sprinkle Me Pink
Show 75
9. Show 75
November 4, 1978
Pink Lemonade, Fly By Knight (Crazy Legs Crane), Pink Trumpet
Show 74
8. Show 74
October 28, 1978
Supermarket Pink, Animal Crack-Ups (Crazy Legs Crane), String Along In Pink
Show 73
7. Show 73
October 21, 1978
Doctor Pink, Bug Off (Crazy Legs Crane), Pink Pictures
Show 72
6. Show 72
October 14, 1978
Pink Lightning, Storky & Hatch (Crazy Leg Crane), Pink In The Drink
Show 71
5. Show 71
October 7, 1978
Sparkplug Pink, Sonic Broom (Crazy Legs Crane), Pink Breakfast
Show 70
4. Show 70
September 30, 1978
Toro Pink, Winter Blunderland (Crazy Legs Crane), Pink In The Woods
Show 69
3. Show 69
September 23, 1978
Pink Suds, King Of The Swamp (Crazy Legs Crane), Pink Pull
Show 68
2. Show 68
September 16, 1978
Pink Arcade, Life With Feather (Crazy Legs Crane), Pink S.W.A.T.
Show 67
1. Show 67
September 9, 1978
Pink Bananas, Crane Brained (Crazy Legs Crane), Pinktails For Two
Pink Bananas/Crane Brained/Pinktails for Two
401. Pink Bananas/Crane Brained/Pinktails for Two
September 9, 1978
In the jungle, the Pink Panther channels his inner Tarzan and crosses paths with a gorilla. Junior Crane is ashamed because his father is always an object of ridicule. A man in a plant shop demonstrates "Speedy Grow" on a plant for the Panther.
Pink Arcade/Life with Feather/Pink S.W.A.T.
402. Pink Arcade/Life with Feather/Pink S.W.A.T.
September 16, 1978
The Pink Panther hits a jackpot of coins when he weighs himself on a public scale. The Crane gives Junior a crash course in catching dragon-flies. The Pink Panther is annoyed because there is a fly in his house that won't leave him alone.
Pink Suds/King of the Swamp/Pink Pull
403. Pink Suds/King of the Swamp/Pink Pull
September 23, 1978
At a laundromat, the Pink Panther's clothes keep jumping from one washer to another. The Crane declares himself "King of the Swamp," but not all are impressed. The Panther gets magnetic when he tries to retrieve a coin from a sewer grate.
Toro Pink/Winter Blunderland/Pink in the Woods
404. Toro Pink/Winter Blunderland/Pink in the Woods
September 30, 1978
An impresario from a bull ring sees the Panther pretending to be a bull fighter and convinces him to be a real one. The Crane, who is half frozen attempts to capture the dragon-fly for lunch. And the Pink Panther takes a job as a lumberjack.
Spark Plug Pink/Sonic Broom/Pink Breakfast
405. Spark Plug Pink/Sonic Broom/Pink Breakfast
October 7, 1978
The Pink Panther decides to mow his lawn, but struggles to get the mower running. The Crane makes a crash landing as Junior chases a dragon-fly. The Pink Panther is awakened by his alarm clock which absolutely will not stop ringing.
Pink Lightning/Storky and Hatch/Pink in the Drink
406. Pink Lightning/Storky and Hatch/Pink in the Drink
October 14, 1978
The Panther buys a new car which was previously owned by Dr. Jekyll. A novice pool player hits the cue ball which flies out the window and lands in the Crane's nest making him think he might be a father again. The Panther ends up on a pirate ship!
Doctor Pink/Bug Off/Pink Pictures
407. Doctor Pink/Bug Off/Pink Pictures
October 21, 1978
The Panther takes a job as a janitor in a hospital and end up helping patients. The Crane and the dragon-fly are flying near each other and the dragon-fly convinces the Crane he can't fly. The Panther is on a nature hike to photograph some wildlife.
Supermarket Pink/Animal Crackups/String Along in Pink
408. Supermarket Pink/Animal Crackups/String Along in Pink
October 28, 1978
A hungry Pink Panther makes his way to the grocery store to stock up on some provisions. The Crane sets out to capture the fire-breathing dragon-fly from a local circus. The Pink Panther trips on a string, becomes curious and decides to follow it.
Pink Lemonade/Fly-by-Knight/Pink Trumpet
409. Pink Lemonade/Fly-by-Knight/Pink Trumpet
November 4, 1978
Running from a dog catcher, the Pink Panther jumps a fence to escape and ends up facing a big dog. The Crane decides to become a knight to impress Junior. A noisy man checks into a hotel room which happens to be right next door to the Pink Panther.
Dietetic Pink/Sneaker Snack/Sprinkle Me Pink
410. Dietetic Pink/Sneaker Snack/Sprinkle Me Pink
November 11, 1978
A man stops to rest by putting his suitcase down on a public scale, which the Pink Panther happens to be using to weigh himself. The Crane and Crumley compete for a dragon-fly to eat. The Panther goes on a picnic, but the weather doesn't cooperate.
Pink Daddy/Barnacle Bird/Cat and the Pinkstalk
411. Pink Daddy/Barnacle Bird/Cat and the Pinkstalk
November 18, 1978
A pair of crocodiles are waiting for the stork to deliver their baby which is delivered to the Pink Panther by mistake. The Crane follows the dragon-fly onto a cargo ship which carries bananas. The Pink Panther's sells his cow for some magic beans.
Pink Quackers/Jet Feathers/Pink and Shovel
412. Pink Quackers/Jet Feathers/Pink and Shovel
November 25, 1978
The Panther passes a man selling toy ducks and one decides to follow him home. The Crane thinks he's a flying ace, so he tries to catch the fire-breathing dragon-fly by flying after him. The Panther finds five dollars and buries it to keep it safe.
Yankee Doodle Pink/Beach Bummer/Pinkologist
413. Yankee Doodle Pink/Beach Bummer/Pinkologist
December 2, 1978
The British are coming, but someone must ride to warn the sleeping colonists. It's a hot day, so Crazy Legs Crane is trying to stay cool at the beach without paying. The Little Man visits a psychiatrist and describes his encounters with the Panther.
Pet Pink Pebbles/Nest Quest/The Pink of Bagdad
414. Pet Pink Pebbles/Nest Quest/The Pink of Bagdad
December 9, 1978
The Panther wants to buy a dog but can't afford one and must settle for a Pet in a Box. The Crane decides that a nest is inadequate for him to live in and begins to build a new home. In the Middle East a snake falls in love with the Panther's tail.
Pink Press/Flower Power/Pink U.F.O.
415. Pink Press/Flower Power/Pink U.F.O.
December 16, 1978
The Pink Panther interviews Howard Huge for the local newspaper. The Crane warns the dragon-fly not to breathe any fire around his favorite flower. Thinking he has spotted a rare pink butterfly, the Pink Panther ends up discovering a pink U.F.O.
Pink Z-Z-Z/Trail of the Lonesome Mine/Star Pink
416. Pink Z-Z-Z/Trail of the Lonesome Mine/Star Pink
December 23, 1978
The Pink Panther is annoyed by a constantly meowing cat that makes himself at home. The dragon-fly has no money to buy breakfast so he searches for gold. Intergalactic gas station attendant The Pink Panther sees an enemy ship coming in for gas!
Description

The Pink Panther, a television program featuring the beloved character created by Blake Edwards, was produced by MGM and aired from 1969 to 2011. This animated series follows the adventures of the kooky, cartoonish Pink Panther as he travels the world, getting into all sorts of mischief and mayhem. The show's cast is made up of a talented and diverse group of actors, including Rich Little, Paul Frees, Mark Ritts, Larry Storch, Mary Ritts, Paul Ritts, Arnold Stang, Arte Johnson, Brian George, Frank Welker, Charles Nelson Reilly, Joe Pesci, John Byner, Larry D. Mann, Matt Frewer, Marshall Efron, Sherry Lynn, Sonny Melendrez, Sheryl Bernstein, and Wallace Shawn.

Despite the fact that the show has been on the air for over four decades, the Pink Panther has never stopped being a fan favorite. The show's blend of clever humor, slapstick antics, and colorful animation has made it popular with both children and adults. Over the years, the series has spawned a number of spin-offs and related media, including comic books, video games, and even a live-action film.

One of the things that sets The Pink Panther apart from other animated shows is its unique sense of humor. The show is famous for its witty banter, clever wordplay, and hilarious physical gags. At the same time, the show's creators never shy away from more off-the-wall humor, such as the Pink Panther's oddball dance routines and general absurdity. Each episode is a mishmash of different skits, with a variety of settings, characters, and storylines. This keeps the show fresh and unpredictable, and ensures that viewers are always entertained.

One of the most memorable aspects of The Pink Panther is its cast of characters. The Pink Panther himself is of course the star, but he is frequently joined by a supporting cast of equally quirky personalities. These include the bumbling detective Inspector Clouseau, the sly and sneaky Aardvark, and the perpetually frustrated Ant and Aardvark. Each character brings a different energy and comedic style to the show, and their interactions with the Pink Panther help to keep the show feeling lively and engaging.

Of course, any discussion of The Pink Panther would be incomplete without mentioning its iconic theme music. The show's opening credits feature the instantly recognizable tune composed by Henry Mancini, which has become something of a cultural touchstone. The upbeat melody perfectly captures the playful, mischievous spirit of the show, and has helped to cement the Pink Panther's status as one of the most beloved cartoon characters of all time.

Overall, The Pink Panther is a true gem of animated television. Its unique sense of humor, colorful cast of characters, and timeless appeal have made it a classic that continues to resonate with audiences of all ages. Whether you're a diehard fan or a newcomer to the show, there's no denying that the Pink Panther is one cool cat.

The Pink Panther is a series that ran for 4 seasons (142 episodes) between September 6, 1969 and on MGM

Where to Watch The Pink Panther
The Pink Panther is available for streaming on the MGM website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch The Pink Panther on demand at Amazon Prime, Amazon and Apple TV.
  • Premiere Date
    September 6, 1969
  • IMDB Rating
    7.6  (22,263)
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