Captains Outrageous - FULL CARTOON EPISODE
"Captains Outrageous" (1952) stands as a beloved Mr. Magoo animated short, highlighting the endearing antics of the near-sighted Magoo and his nephew, Waldo. Directed by Pete Burness and written by Bill Scott, this comedic voyage follows the duo as they set sail in search of the elusive giant marlin, Mighty Moe.
Magoo's misadventures take a hilarious turn when he mistakes a seal for Waldo, unwittingly befriending the creature and involving it in their journey. Through Magoo's series of amusing blunders, including mistaking cod-liver oil for brandy and unintentionally sinking the anchor, the story unfolds with laughter and joy.
Voiced by the talented Jim Backus, Magoo's charm shines through, accompanied by Jerry Hausner's portrayal of Waldo and the playful seal. With captivating music by George Bruns and stellar animation by Rudy Larriva, Tom McDonald, and Bob McIntosh, "Captains Outrageous" is a timeless animated classic.
Join Magoo and Waldo on their uproarious voyage, filled with humor, adventure, and memorable characters. With its delightful blend of comedy and charm, "Captains Outrageous" promises a laughter-filled experience for viewers of all ages.
Magoo's misadventures take a hilarious turn when he mistakes a seal for Waldo, unwittingly befriending the creature and involving it in their journey. Through Magoo's series of amusing blunders, including mistaking cod-liver oil for brandy and unintentionally sinking the anchor, the story unfolds with laughter and joy.
Voiced by the talented Jim Backus, Magoo's charm shines through, accompanied by Jerry Hausner's portrayal of Waldo and the playful seal. With captivating music by George Bruns and stellar animation by Rudy Larriva, Tom McDonald, and Bob McIntosh, "Captains Outrageous" is a timeless animated classic.
Join Magoo and Waldo on their uproarious voyage, filled with humor, adventure, and memorable characters. With its delightful blend of comedy and charm, "Captains Outrageous" promises a laughter-filled experience for viewers of all ages.