When I was in middle school chorus, we sang this song from the Great Depression that was like “if life gives you lemons, make lemonade.” One of the lines was lit”if you have nine sons in a row, baseball teams make money you know!” Keep Your Sunny Side Up was the name of the song. We sang it once, then did it again with kazoos, which the teacher sent us home with much to the JOY of our parents lol
When I was young, I played a lot of basketball, and was hoping someday I would teach my son how to play. Then I had two girls and no boys, so I thought basketball with my kids was not going to happen. Until one day my younger daughter asked me to teach her. It turned out she is far more talented in basketball than I ever was. Skills that took me years to learn she was able to master in a week. Everytime I watch her play I feel like Casey.
@@kapi3590 I don't sad it's bad to have girl except Boy, I would like to have and boys and girls, I ask him , because I think that two children is not enough?
More an issue of spite. If Casey somehow can keep a roof and provide for his wife and NINE daughters, he's got to be making some BANK. Especially that he apparently can own or lease even the dilapidated "Mudville Nine" ballpark and, when his girls baseball team takes off, rehabilitate it. The doctor simply performed his services, probably because he knew that the retired slugger was a cantankerous SOB, out of pity for Mrs. Casey, but the short shows he was shocked to be paid in full.
Went to see my old favorite teacher a few years after I graduated. He had a family picture on his desk, he had like 6 daughters. Asked if he ever wished he had a son and he just said no, he was just happy they were all healthy.
@@monkey6207 why not? It's not offensive. I didn't even suggest having a boy was in any way better than having a girl. 6 kids is a lot, it's not unusual to think if someone had that many kids there's a chance they would have wanted both.
S lol my dad’s family only has 1 girl every generation so when my dad found out my mom was pregnant and she said she had a feeling I was a girl he told her she was nuts but a couple of months later when my mom found out I was gonna be a girl my dad didn’t know how to feel. Luckily for him I’m a bit of a guy-ish girl. Not a full on tomboy, I still like makeup and to do my hair, shop for cute clothes, ect., but lots of my friends are guys and people who I talk to online always think I’m a guy because of the way I act. Lol
This cartoon makes me smile. This cartoon was advancing way past it's time, and I also really appreciate the fact that they didn't lose their feminine activities. They could still be proper and pretty girls that could hold a bat just as well, if not better than their infamous father.
So many of the Disney cartoons portrayed morality and life lessons in a form that could be understood by the young. I can think of many that had real and powerful messages. Decades in advance of anything available today. This clip predated the women's lib movement but epitomised what it needed to be about.
@@catcat63527 I think it's not about hate, but about losing his dream of a son sharing his profession and passion. He got truly excited when realized girls could do it too. And got afraid they would lose their first big game and lose interest and quit baseball. In reality, he was an overprotective father.
@@catcat63527 He didn’t hate them, he just had a strong desire to have a son whom he could play baseball with it. It wasn’t until he realized how talented all his daughters were that he changed his stance, and at the end he gets his comeuppance, so the lesson was that talent can appear regardless of gender.
As long as she and her sisters always remember there is a very fine line between confidence tempered by humbleness and overconfidence untempered by anything.
@@TheMrPeteChannelThat seems to be a common thing in Disney cartoons --- the daughters look like younger versions of the mother and the sons look like younger versions of the father.
I wouldn't say Casey is a villain (I highly doubt they painted him as such in either the adaptation or the original poem), but I'm surprised people keep saying "Disney never made sequels in his time"; they should watch this and try saying that again.
@robbiewalker2831 Yeah but he never liked sequels. He famously ranted, "Why the hell did we ever think it was a good idea to make sequels to the 3 little pigs?" Paraphrased, of course. :)
it hurts to see how many fathers don't have any faith in their daughters, even now. imagine growing up as one of casey's daughters, being a disappointment from birth, until he comes to his senses. a lot of girls didn't get the good ending.
@@katrinsorokatkatyabalashov1597 I'm sorry you're dealing with that stuff, it ain't fair. Now, I don't know your whole situation, so forgive me if I'm wrong, but please don't take your anger out on your brother. It's not his fault that mom and grandparents ain't exactly supportive of ALL their prides and joys. It may be easier said than done, but family if more than blood. They're those who care for and love and listen unconditionally to you, who help you when you need it, truly need it, and if you elders can't see that, it's their loss. I support you and hope things get better. Have a good day/night to you. ❤😊❤😊❤
My father felt the same when he had 4 girls but he got over it and loves us very much. He was abusive to my mom when we were younger but never laid a hand on us. It would have been worse if we had a brother because my dad would have taken his anger out on him. Sometimes things happen this way for a reason. It made my dad less aggressive and I was a tomboy anyway and turned out to be my dad's favorite. (:
Just imagine if one of them had been a boy! #9 is a boy, and all of a sudden every single girl remains forever dismissed no matter their baseball talent, bc ol dad got his boy. The poor boy who gets 100% of his father's attention, pressure, expectations, and is forcibly molded into a mini version of his father
I dunno about that, the narrator said 'he talked to his wife' so it sounds like he was angry she would not give him a son until his friends told him he had a whole team and then he started talking to her again.
@@velvety2006when they said that, you saw something different than talking... Also: having eight more children without talking to your wife is quite impressive
I love how they showed the girls in dresses and flowers. This is an idea I think people are getting their heads around, that girls can play sports just as well as boys and still be pretty and feminie.
@@Thestraycat6 Even in baseball, presumably NOT a "contact" sport (and don't get me started on how the game is getting "wimpified"), men simply have a physical advantage, due to typically greater upper body strength. The underhand pitching delivery mandated in softball is not allowed in baseball, one of the several differences. Female softballers typically "pitch" from their hips, which plays to their strength and balance. But in terms of typical overhand throwing and batting, let alone in anything that does involve physical contact, like a runner sliding into home, blocked by the catcher, females are at a HUGE disadvantage versus males. If a young woman ever breaks into the professional ranks, it'll likely be as a pitcher, and a "junkballer" at that. Since the DH is now universal, her batting ability would be moot. However, I'll wager that women players, taught to BUNT, might actually be BETTER at it, as their ability to focus on a particular task is often better at a young age than men.
Even if Casey did have at least one son, what exactly was he going to do next? There was no guarantee having a boy would actually carry on his baseball legacy.
True you are right. Not every child is going to be like their father or mother. But the fact that fathers like him are only blessed with daughters but not a son is enough to make me feel mad. Not that the daughters are not important. But fathers like him at least deserve a son as well so that fathers will know what it’s like to raise and spend time with their sons as long as they are a good parent and a good example to them.
@@christineking2855 You can’t say someone deserves a certain gender of child. You get what you get. Some people are just lucky to have the one and Casey was blessed with nine.
It’s certainly common way back then at least 3 to 4 gens ago in today’s developed countries. In some undeveloped and developing countries this still can hold true.
my grandpa was one of 12, people who didn't have protection or birth control plus religion was still strong on having as many kids as you can and preferably mostly sons
My grandmother on my mother's side had 10 kids. The 9th and 10th were fraternal twin girls. 5 boys 5 girls altogether. Edit: so yeah, I think she was going for a mixed gender ⚾ team!
I remember watching this as a rerun when I was a kid. I never understood why his second kids were triplets but then when they showed all of them lined up the triplets were the third-oldest
Just google image search "Freddie Moore Girls" (there might be some nude life drawings mixed in the results, so heads up). I could tell he worked on this just by the thumbnail, his style is iconic.
I missed these shows when they were on tv . No all we have are the teenage drama shows on the Disney Channel. Which is the reason why I dont watch the channel anymore. These type of cartoons where the good ones.
We men are not as interested in people as we do objects things and physical activities or motions, we do not like staying in one position or place too long. Women have more interest in people relationships and gossip of some form. Which is why girls often play team sports and not single player sports. Women priorities connection, men priorities activity. It’s why women talk so much and why men like women that jiggle in the right places or shiny stuff, we really like shiny, but also we are more content with less. Normally, we only get houses and those kind of things so women actually pay attention to us or like us.
@@hainleysimpson1507 you need to stop being an incel bro, nothing you said has ever remotely applied to anyone ever. Men are stronger and faster that's science. Women are excellent under pressure and organizing even bills. Together they make they create and maintain civilization. Everything you said is just stupid.
I really love this cartoon not just because it is progressive, but it shows that family and marriage are not "the end". Life goes on and can still surprise you.
At least FIVE pregnancies after the "disappointment" of the firstborn (likely Patsy) being a GIRL...the Caseys had SOME form of "communication", obviously.
Yet another ultimate classic short from Walt Disney's vault. I remembered watching this with Ludvig Van Duck the narrator, but it doesn't matter who narrates it, it's all good anyway.
No. It definitely was not. And that was how Casey learned he was the daddy of the first of nine daughters who would go on to be known as The Caseyettes.
It was never considered beneath a man to assist his wife with the household chores and care for a newborn, especially as she recovered from the relatively primitive obstetrics of the time.
Well technically it is the males gene that determine whether or not the offspring receives a "X" or a "Y" chromosome, but I get what your saying. I think blaming dad or the baby on the gender is quite stupid- as ultimately neither have control of that
(If anyone’s wondering how that is, eggs only contain the X chromosome, and sperm can contain either X or Y. Thus when combined, the resulting child is either XX for female, or XY for male)
@@sockruhtease I'd like to add an interesting, but random titbit: Not sure if it crocodiles or alligators or both. But they can control the gender of their offspring based on the temperature of the nest. I find this stuff pretty fascinating.
@@sockruhtease There were centuries/thousand of years of men blaming women for birthing the wrong sex of the baby, because science wasn't as advanced as is now. they were sexist nonetheless
I played ball as a child and I was the only girl on my team, let’s just say no one could hit my curve, fast ball or screw. And my batting average would have made babe Ruth proud.
It shows that a lot of care and effort was put into animation in the U.S. back then instead of the lazy, low effort and hastily executed CalArts slop that’s being spewed out now. On a sideline note, that sounds like Gary Owens doing the voiceover narration on this one
Mrs. Casey should be the Ace of the team. as she delivered 9 times and still keeps in shape XD
That lucky girl
Mrs. Casey is a MILF
Arciel Loyola And the daughters are so cute ❤
Seraph Lai I imagine the corset kept her in shape.
Yet that poofy ruff on her dress kinda makes it look like she has a big butt, speaking frankly.
The lesson of the story: When life gives you nine girls, make a girls baseball team.
9 Lynn Louds?
I love morals that have no applicability in real life.
@@TylerCharlesFisher r/woooosh
@@obsiangravelno?? It’s an addition to the joke
When I was in middle school chorus, we sang this song from the Great Depression that was like “if life gives you lemons, make lemonade.” One of the lines was lit”if you have nine sons in a row, baseball teams make money you know!” Keep Your Sunny Side Up was the name of the song. We sang it once, then did it again with kazoos, which the teacher sent us home with much to the JOY of our parents lol
Can I just say that Mrs Casey looks great for someone who had all those babies
That dress is hiding a LOT
@@doddthedodo7435 what abot hear figure amd face .
Some women have an easier time with it.
He looks good too, for being a sobbing father of 9 girls.
Only in the magical land of Disney.
All the girls looked like tinkerbells I love it. They were feminine and sporty, what a combo!
Its all the same animators from Peter Pan, Alice in Wonderland, and The Jungle Book
@@skumpkin5191 They were designed by Fred Moore. I'd like to marry one of them.
True feminists not women trying to be "manly" feminists these day have lost what it means to be woman
matacoyo Gaming You’re telling me
Y’all kinda sound like incels
So how long did it take for him to figure out his first born was a girl?
Couple months maybe
I know right!
lol
Well it all depends on the baby when their diaper is no longer clean
For a second I thought the whole thing would have him raising his girl as a boy
When I was young, I played a lot of basketball, and was hoping someday I would teach my son how to play. Then I had two girls and no boys, so I thought basketball with my kids was not going to happen. Until one day my younger daughter asked me to teach her. It turned out she is far more talented in basketball than I ever was. Skills that took me years to learn she was able to master in a week. Everytime I watch her play I feel like Casey.
Fantastic!!
Way don't you have more children?
@@user-xc1br1vo3dKinda expensive and a huge responsibility, no? Also way to miss the point, as he noticed having a girl wouldn't change anything.
@@kapi3590 I don't sad it's bad to have girl except Boy, I would like to have and boys and girls, I ask him , because I think that two children is not enough?
@@kapi3590 amd I don't mean to say anything bad.
Casey's daughters are so cute and adorable 💚
I know I love the animation back then . Not like the crap they spit out today.
They got their looks from their mom.
:) Sure are. The legendary, great Jerry Collona narrates.
Wait, as someone said, Paul Frees. But Jerry DID narrate Casey, the LITTLE ENGINE, and appear as the white rabbit in ALICE all for Disney.
Dolls
Muñeca!!
"He even paid the doctor!" After 20 years lol
More an issue of spite. If Casey somehow can keep a roof and provide for his wife and NINE daughters, he's got to be making some BANK. Especially that he apparently can own or lease even the dilapidated "Mudville Nine" ballpark and, when his girls baseball team takes off, rehabilitate it. The doctor simply performed his services, probably because he knew that the retired slugger was a cantankerous SOB, out of pity for Mrs. Casey, but the short shows he was shocked to be paid in full.
I like how the father's friends also cried for him. Truly a boys moment.
Da boyz moment
Ahora solo debe cuidar que nadie las preñe antes de tiempo
Why in the world would you be upset your own KID is a girl? His friends and him are just rude tf
@@JoostWasR0bb3d
Bruh.
@@SilverShards "bruh" you can't come up with an actual valid response defending the dad
Went to see my old favorite teacher a few years after I graduated. He had a family picture on his desk, he had like 6 daughters. Asked if he ever wished he had a son and he just said no, he was just happy they were all healthy.
Why is this question even asked?
@@monkey6207 why not? It's not offensive. I didn't even suggest having a boy was in any way better than having a girl. 6 kids is a lot, it's not unusual to think if someone had that many kids there's a chance they would have wanted both.
Lies
Relatable doctors thought I was a boy and my fam bought me all blue stuff. Boy was everyone shocked..
I knew it Daria was a girl name
S lol my dad’s family only has 1 girl every generation so when my dad found out my mom was pregnant and she said she had a feeling I was a girl he told her she was nuts but a couple of months later when my mom found out I was gonna be a girl my dad didn’t know how to feel. Luckily for him I’m a bit of a guy-ish girl. Not a full on tomboy, I still like makeup and to do my hair, shop for cute clothes, ect., but lots of my friends are guys and people who I talk to online always think I’m a guy because of the way I act. Lol
Was that a pun? I love it!
Had the opposite with my baby brother. Doctors said it was a girl and out popped a boy.
Saammeeee 😂 They even named me John hahahahaha
This cartoon makes me smile. This cartoon was advancing way past it's time, and I also really appreciate the fact that they didn't lose their feminine activities. They could still be proper and pretty girls that could hold a bat just as well, if not better than their infamous father.
I love old Disney cartoons, the artwork is stunning.
Glad I’m getting more as recommendations
So many of the Disney cartoons portrayed morality and life lessons in a form that could be understood by the young. I can think of many that had real and powerful messages. Decades in advance of anything available today. This clip predated the women's lib movement but epitomised what it needed to be about.
While Looney
Tunes make you shoot milk through your nose laughing so hard.😅
1 problem. This Looney Tunes not Disney.
@@jordancambridge4106 let’s just say old cartoons in general
As a Casey, this story of redemption is much needed!
Redemption? He hated his daughters most of his life.
@@catcat63527 I think it's not about hate, but about losing his dream of a son sharing his profession and passion.
He got truly excited when realized girls could do it too. And got afraid they would lose their first big game and lose interest and quit baseball.
In reality, he was an overprotective father.
@@catcat63527 He didn’t hate them, he just had a strong desire to have a son whom he could play baseball with it. It wasn’t until he realized how talented all his daughters were that he changed his stance, and at the end he gets his comeuppance, so the lesson was that talent can appear regardless of gender.
He is a narcissist.
He wants admiration.
Wow some of y’all are taking this way too seriously. It’s a story. Everyone throwing out the narcissist card these days 🤦🏼♀️
i had this on vhs as a kid and absolutely loved it, we didnt have baseball in the country but i always wanted to play as a little girl, haha
Você é de onde ?
No baseball huh? Where are ya from?
@@madcat789 eastern europe
@@NoircatMask Aah. I bet it's nice this time of year over there. I'm glad you were able to watch this as a kid.
Well most countries have some kind of ball & bat game. Russia haves this game where you hit the ball as far as you can.
The girl’s confidence runs in the family
As long as she and her sisters always remember there is a very fine line between confidence tempered by humbleness and overconfidence untempered by anything.
His daughters are pretty cute. I wish they had made more shorts of these.
Well, this is a sequel to another cartoon
They all look like the mom!
@@TheMrPeteChannelThat seems to be a common thing in Disney cartoons --- the daughters look like younger versions of the mother and the sons look like younger versions of the father.
I was so glad they made this. Even though Casey is like a villain in the first one, I was so sad for him at the end. what a redemption.
I wouldn't say Casey is a villain (I highly doubt they painted him as such in either the adaptation or the original poem), but I'm surprised people keep saying "Disney never made sequels in his time"; they should watch this and try saying that again.
@@robbiewalker2831 i guess villain is the wrong word. One of the morals is to not be like Casey. Maybe arrogance is the villain.
@robbiewalker2831 Yeah but he never liked sequels. He famously ranted, "Why the hell did we ever think it was a good idea to make sequels to the 3 little pigs?" Paraphrased, of course. :)
@@SpiderandMosquito interesting. Never knew that.
The first one? There's more episodes?
it hurts to see how many fathers don't have any faith in their daughters, even now. imagine growing up as one of casey's daughters, being a disappointment from birth, until he comes to his senses. a lot of girls didn't get the good ending.
This is my mom and grandparents. I am envy towards my brother so bad that sometimes I'm in inch to kill him or take everything he got.
@@katrinsorokatkatyabalashov1597 I'm sorry you're dealing with that stuff, it ain't fair. Now, I don't know your whole situation, so forgive me if I'm wrong, but please don't take your anger out on your brother. It's not his fault that mom and grandparents ain't exactly supportive of ALL their prides and joys. It may be easier said than done, but family if more than blood. They're those who care for and love and listen unconditionally to you, who help you when you need it, truly need it, and if you elders can't see that, it's their loss. I support you and hope things get better. Have a good day/night to you. ❤😊❤😊❤
@@jasminebaker937 thank you
My father felt the same when he had 4 girls but he got over it and loves us very much. He was abusive to my mom when we were younger but never laid a hand on us. It would have been worse if we had a brother because my dad would have taken his anger out on him. Sometimes things happen this way for a reason. It made my dad less aggressive and I was a tomboy anyway and turned out to be my dad's favorite. (:
Just imagine if one of them had been a boy! #9 is a boy, and all of a sudden every single girl remains forever dismissed no matter their baseball talent, bc ol dad got his boy. The poor boy who gets 100% of his father's attention, pressure, expectations, and is forcibly molded into a mini version of his father
Good thing Casey didn’t blame his wife. Maybe he’s a little bit smarter than we’ve been led to believe…?
But he blame a doctor? So that isn't good too .
I dunno about that, the narrator said 'he talked to his wife' so it sounds like he was angry she would not give him a son until his friends told him he had a whole team and then he started talking to her again.
I don't think that statement should be taken seriously .
@@user-xc1br1vo3d Of course it's the doctor's fault, he's the one that "assigned" their sex at birth.🤡
@@velvety2006when they said that, you saw something different than talking...
Also: having eight more children without talking to your wife is quite impressive
Huh. Casey literally sired a league of their own.
😂
Yeah. No reserve roster here. Their nine daughters are the only roster.
I love how they showed the girls in dresses and flowers. This is an idea I think people are getting their heads around, that girls can play sports just as well as boys and still be pretty and feminie.
Yeah, now if a girl shows interest in traditionally male stuff,….in some ways we are more sexist than the 1950s.
Let me add a question to ur little post so if women can play as good as men why arent they competing against each other ?
Give the Caseys THIS...they raised their nine girls to be LADIES. Who were obviously natural athletes, but still LADIES.
@@Thestraycat6 Even in baseball, presumably NOT a "contact" sport (and don't get me started on how the game is getting "wimpified"), men simply have a physical advantage, due to typically greater upper body strength. The underhand pitching delivery mandated in softball is not allowed in baseball, one of the several differences. Female softballers typically "pitch" from their hips, which plays to their strength and balance. But in terms of typical overhand throwing and batting, let alone in anything that does involve physical contact, like a runner sliding into home, blocked by the catcher, females are at a HUGE disadvantage versus males.
If a young woman ever breaks into the professional ranks, it'll likely be as a pitcher, and a "junkballer" at that. Since the DH is now universal, her batting ability would be moot. However, I'll wager that women players, taught to BUNT, might actually be BETTER at it, as their ability to focus on a particular task is often better at a young age than men.
I never knew this existed. I was always so sad for Casey. It's wonderful to see there was a follow-up redemption for him
It's hard enough to draw the human body. Even harder to animate well. Those guys were Artists
And when old Casey retired from the game he played so well.
The team honored him with a hotdog restaurant, boy was it swell.
Even if Casey did have at least one son, what exactly was he going to do next? There was no guarantee having a boy would actually carry on his baseball legacy.
Welcome to the 50s.
True you are right. Not every child is going to be like their father or mother. But the fact that fathers like him are only blessed with daughters but not a son is enough to make me feel mad. Not that the daughters are not important. But fathers like him at least deserve a son as well so that fathers will know what it’s like to raise and spend time with their sons as long as they are a good parent and a good example to them.
@@christineking2855 You can’t say someone deserves a certain gender of child. You get what you get. Some people are just lucky to have the one and Casey was blessed with nine.
True, for all we know he would have become a doctor. Granted the son might have some regrets over never getting to play.
@@christineking2855seeing that some people don’t get any children at all I don’t think I’d complain imo
The biggest lesson from this is don't be so stuck up,if Casey would have hit those first tosses he might not have struck out .
True. Keep that swagger and keep your eyes on the baseball anyway because you never know when an errant gust of wind will just shift everything.
6:54 Casey invents helicopter parenting (1954, colorized)
I thought my parents were crazy to have 5 kids, I could only imagine having 9 kids
It’s certainly common way back then at least 3 to 4 gens ago in today’s developed countries. In some undeveloped and developing countries this still can hold true.
my grandpa was one of 12, people who didn't have protection or birth control plus religion was still strong on having as many kids as you can and preferably mostly sons
@@velvety2006yep my great great grandfather was a farmer and he had like 14 children.
My great grandmother had 11 pregnancies but nine kids.
My dad and uncles had so many uncles and Aunts
My grandmother on my mother's side had 10 kids. The 9th and 10th were fraternal twin girls. 5 boys 5 girls altogether.
Edit: so yeah, I think she was going for a mixed gender ⚾ team!
All I have to say is that the man has good genes.
What you mean?
His wife has good genes! 9 kids and still a model
@@mazimadu Both have. :D
@michealdominic7788 What do you mean what I mean? All his kids have good looks.
They all got their mother’s looks and their father’s skill.
Probably got their mother’s humility as well
The sequel that we never knew we needed.
Very good job fellows!! Congratulations.
Remember Gary Owens. Casey's daughters are so cute and adorable! 💚
So adorable this short. Today's shows got nothing on these.
"Yipidoo - Doo -doo doo~ da Wander Over Yonder~"
You clearly been under a rock considering we are in a golden age of animation
@@kennydarkes2178 What do you mean? Just asking.
Sexism?? Why you want that back?
The Amazing world of gumball!
Redeemed by his daughters, Casey is a winner again. He was blessed with 9 little angels 😀
it's always fun to see the classic line-art and techniques
like, the way casey moves, his facial expressions, it's just so fun to look at
Saw this featurette as a child and I never forgot it. Thanks for the memory.
I remember watching this as a rerun when I was a kid. I never understood why his second kids were triplets but then when they showed all of them lined up the triplets were the third-oldest
They goofed up.
Also inconsistent with the line score of boys versus girls. Casey definitely "favored" a certain, *ahem*, "side", much to his chagrin.
Narrator..." sometimes life's misfortune's can be a blessing in disguise." Put this on repeat.
I'm in love with the artsyle of the girls.
They are based on the "Gibson Girl"
Just google image search "Freddie Moore Girls" (there might be some nude life drawings mixed in the results, so heads up). I could tell he worked on this just by the thumbnail, his style is iconic.
Disney actually showed a slap ass? 🤣🤣🤣
And she reciprocated!
My, times have changed
Most women like getting "slapped".
yeah
Can't blame him.
@@mazimadu No woman consented to that crap. Get that out of your head. They were forced to.
Dang, I would’ve love to see this as a full fledged Disney move.
I wish the original author of the poem "Casey At the Bat" had penned the sequel poem for "Casey Bats Again".
Mrs. Casey had triplets after the first daughter, but when they are lined up, there are twins after the oldest 3:49
And what is zero? Misbirth .
@@user-xc1br1vo3d
More likely years without pregnancies. Poor Mrs. Casey needs a break!
@@dianadoraen7864 maybe the doctor took pity on her told him to give her break lol
Apparently this was the last cartoon to be animated by Fred Moore, one of the first famous disney animators from the 1930s.
An untouchable classic
I missed these shows when they were on tv . No all we have are the teenage drama shows on the Disney Channel. Which is the reason why I dont watch the channel anymore. These type of cartoons where the good ones.
Kinda sad he only loved his children until after he figured out they like baseball
We men are not as interested in people as we do objects things and physical activities or motions, we do not like staying in one position or place too long. Women have more interest in people relationships and gossip of some form. Which is why girls often play team sports and not single player sports. Women priorities connection, men priorities activity. It’s why women talk so much and why men like women that jiggle in the right places or shiny stuff, we really like shiny, but also we are more content with less. Normally, we only get houses and those kind of things so women actually pay attention to us or like us.
@@hainleysimpson1507 please don't listen to this "guy" everyone, most men arent like this..
@@hainleysimpson1507 "We men are not" more like "Me with some weird father issues isn't"
@@hainleysimpson1507skill issue tbh
@@hainleysimpson1507 you need to stop being an incel bro, nothing you said has ever remotely applied to anyone ever.
Men are stronger and faster that's science.
Women are excellent under pressure and organizing even bills.
Together they make they create and maintain civilization.
Everything you said is just stupid.
I really love this cartoon not just because it is progressive, but it shows that family and marriage are not "the end". Life goes on and can still surprise you.
"he even paid the doctor and started speaking to his wife" Why did this make me burst out laughing?? XD
At least FIVE pregnancies after the "disappointment" of the firstborn (likely Patsy) being a GIRL...the Caseys had SOME form of "communication", obviously.
@@selfdo Along with that ever-present "Hope Spot" that maybe, just maybe this time Casey and his wife would have a son.
Loved watching how Casey changed as soon as he realized his daughters were awesome ball players himself. Good time. Good times.
King Triton: Lots of daughters, hey? Me too.
It was my favourite.i am watching it after 20 years
Girl or Boy, you're gonna love them.
until they choose to be a "they".
@jordans4827 Don't send your kids to school and keep them off tick tock.
Sad that this classic can't be found on Disney ➕️
Those girls are adorable. Those great old animators were supremely skilled, & did some of their best work under uncle Walt , I swear to God.
2:19 *Mowgli crying sound effect😂😂😂*
Those girls are adorable ❤
“How often life’s misfortunes are blessings in disguise.
Wow.
Remember my dad recorded this in vhs ! Back in early 90's
People say this is Casey redemption, not really if anything he showed how he didnt trust his girls and that he didnt learn anything
There’s actually another animated short before this one with him in it
Ok mr woke
@@CheeseMiser whats woke about my statement, all you did is show you dont know what woke means.
@@stuartspiker732 ok mr woke. Defending wokeness. If that's what you got out of this cartoon then you need to leave.
Anyone who unironically uses the word “woke” doesn’t know what the word means.
They sure knew how to draw girls back then.
Yep, just give them thin waists, and baby dot eyes. Simple as pie…..
11-year-old girls... 8/
yeah, with blue dots instead of eyes.
They're athletic. They should have slim waists/flat bellies.
One of my favorite Disney cartoons. I still have this episode in PAL Betamax.
3:50 What, did he really think the doctor magically changed the babies from boys to girls when they were born?
Digging through a wooden fence would've given Casey a lot of splinters, if nothing else.
more like his fingers torn off as if a dog mauled them XD
Clever use of rainclouds in this one!
This was so cute 🥺 I’m glad I got to see it ☺️
Yet another ultimate classic short from Walt Disney's vault. I remembered watching this with Ludvig Van Duck the narrator, but it doesn't matter who narrates it, it's all good anyway.
I remember watching this on t.v. when I was little.
The caseyettes looks great in shots 3:45-3:51and4:31.
Very good job fellows!! Congratulations.
The lesson of the story: When life gives you nine girls, make a girls baseball team.
Love this story. I have it somewhere on vhs.
One of my all time favorites!
I remember watching the original. Never saw this one before.
What i find nice is they showed the dad changing the babies diaper. This was not common when this was made.
Until he found out they were girls and sulked until they proved useful
@@dingledongle455baby steps
@@CaptLuserwhat baby steps he probably would hate them if they lost the match he didn't change at all.
No. It definitely was not. And that was how Casey learned he was the daddy of the first of nine daughters who would go on to be known as The Caseyettes.
It was never considered beneath a man to assist his wife with the household chores and care for a newborn, especially as she recovered from the relatively primitive obstetrics of the time.
Ah, but he learns better in the end and shows that girls are capable of the same things boys are
The Loud House: The Prequel, except he has no boy, one girl short, and all his daughters are Lynn
Yeah the girls are animated creepily enough that loud house fans would like this *eyeroll*
@@monkey6207 Well, it’s not exactly Fiddler on the Roof, either…
I remember this cartoon from Melody Time 2000 DVD!😊❤
I first saw this in the Disney TV show episode,"Three Tall Tales." It also showed cartoons of 1)Windwagon Smith and 2)Paul Bunyan.
I first saw this on a film projector in elemetary school in grade 2 or 3 way back in the 77/78 school year.....
This was actually very nice.
I find it hilarious how all of them are exactly as cocky as he is.
I remember how disappointed he was when he discovered hes gonna have girls only. But Im happy that he made a New team anyway
This dude got bars
3:54 Oh Casey, you only got yourself to 'blame' since it's the men who are responsible for their offspring's gender XD
At 3:40, the film acknowledges this, with reference to Casey's ‘batting’.
Well technically it is the males gene that determine whether or not the offspring receives a "X" or a "Y" chromosome, but I get what your saying. I think blaming dad or the baby on the gender is quite stupid- as ultimately neither have control of that
(If anyone’s wondering how that is, eggs only contain the X chromosome, and sperm can contain either X or Y. Thus when combined, the resulting child is either XX for female, or XY for male)
@@sockruhtease I'd like to add an interesting, but random titbit: Not sure if it crocodiles or alligators or both. But they can control the gender of their offspring based on the temperature of the nest. I find this stuff pretty fascinating.
@@sockruhtease There were centuries/thousand of years of men blaming women for birthing the wrong sex of the baby, because science wasn't as advanced as is now. they were sexist nonetheless
I like this animated short as it sort of redeems the character from the original story in a way.
God, these girls have such beedy little eyes.
It makes they look cute though
It was the 50's. women weren't allowed scleras.
I played ball as a child and I was the only girl on my team, let’s just say no one could hit my curve, fast ball or screw. And my batting average would have made babe Ruth proud.
Casey when Beaming is WHOLSOME AS HELL!
I was just thinking of this cartoon the other day.
I love how they double downed from the original, which makes this short funnier from start to finish.
Always loved this one! Can't go wrong with Casey and his girls
What's funny is that there's a child in their team as well. Reminds me of Haruhi Suzumiya.
There were nine of us,Two boys and seven Girls ❤️
At least Casey was willing to help with diaper changes!
So Casey took the girls shinning moment at the end 😂
Blessed the humane culture of ours, and all our children!!!!! Let us have all, and be happy!
I remember this cartoon from the Disney DVD of Melody Time and that movie is on Disney plus.
This is sooo cuuute!!!
This is a beautiful story
I'm so done 😭😭😭 I lost it when dude started sobbing after the 9th girl 🤣🤣🤣
This sequel is underrated.
Old school animation like this still holds up today and beats the vast majority of the crap being made in the US today.
and they say was right on future
It shows that a lot of care and effort was put into animation in the U.S. back then instead of the lazy, low effort and hastily executed CalArts slop that’s being spewed out now. On a sideline note, that sounds like Gary Owens doing the voiceover narration on this one