Grinch Night - Dark Toons
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- Halloween is Grinch Night, and Doug sees if it's darker elements hold up over 40 years later.
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Halloween Is Grinch Night (titled It's Grinch Night for the 1992 videocassette release and Grinch Night for the sing-a-long videocassette release) is a 1977 Halloween television special and is the prequel to How the Grinch Stole Christmas! It premiered on ABC on October 29, 1977. The original voice actor for the Grinch, Boris Karloff, by then deceased, was replaced by Hans Conried, though Thurl Ravenscroft, who sang on the original special, again provided singing vocals. The songs were written by Sesame Street composer Joe Raposo.
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What are some Halloween themed Dark Toon episodes you want to see?
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Billy & Mandy episode, Meet the Reaper.
Ed, Edd n Eddy, Boo Haw Haw!
Billy and Mandy's Jack'd up Halloween?
Mickey Mouse Black and White. Link: th-cam.com/video/SF_hfyIvids/w-d-xo.html
Heres a few suggestions.
*Ed Edd n Eddy - Boo Haw Haw (Good for Halloween)
*Hey Arnold - Ghost Bride
*Courage the Cowardly Dog - Windmill Vandals
*Good Will to Men 1955 (Good for christmas)
*TMNT 2003 - Same as it Never Was
Love the videos as always.
"We never see what the euphemism is" *immediately shows a clip of him walking to an outhouse complete with woodon moon cutout.
I don't know what's funnier. The fact that we clearly see that it's an outhouse, or the possibility that any random thing can be inside that room, aside from a toilet, that whovillians need to use.
I can’t believe you glossed over the classic exchange:
“You know sir I like you much better with my glasses off.”
“You put your glasses back on and face the facts.”
Such a good meme
Put your grasses on
Nothing will be wrong
That’s very funny
@@BroomPusher2024 tell me why tell me why tell me what you want
Yeah, I know a few people who look better when I take my glasses off.
😂😂😂😆😆😆🤣🤣🤣
Fun fact: Evidently, Dr. Seuss actually preferred this adaptation of his Grinch stories over How the Grinch Stole Christmas, which is probably the more popular and well-known of the two!
My problem is that short feels like an excuse to use that freaky nightmare sense. So the Grinch comes to town because the winds have changed, it makes no sense??????
@@orangeslash1667 He hates it the same way he hates Christmas: The "sweet-sour wind" makes the animals go crazy and making a ruckus. You know Grinch likes his quiet time ;3
@@PixiePrincess501 Oh that does makes sense. Fun fact: composer John Powell wanted to give the Once-ler a Pink Floyd style villain song during the making of the Lorax Movie, but Illumination thought it was too dark so they replace it with (How bad can I be).
@@PixiePrincess501 actully from what we saw when the sweet-sour wind comes he is over joyed plus he said it was a wonderful night for grinch night plus look at the whos they knew what was coming when the wind came so he does this everytime the wind becomes sweet and sour like it was a signal. meaning grinch night is most likely a holiday that he celebrates a holiday that is started and ended by the wind witch actully makes it more scary the wind doesn't have a set pattern thus you dont know when the night will come
@@PixiePrincess501 There's a theory among some fans that the Grinch's main problem is just that he has REALLY sensitive ears. As my own ears are rather sensitive too (I can't stand loud, very high- pitched noises, which I guess makes it ironic that I work in an elemwntary school, where hardly a day goes by that I don't hear a child shrilly screaming on the playground or something like that), I can relate.
“For $1.50” don’t put your whole life savings on it man
Yeah at least ask for three fifty
@@lumberjack31 i wouldnt give nobody tree fitty for nuthin'!
Does anyone know who much $1.50 was worth back in 1977?
Peter Krug $6.43 in 2020 money
Damn Loch Ness monster ain't gettin' my tree fiddy!
ADVENTURE TIME
"No One Can Hear You"
aka the creepy deer episode
I think he should do that and "The Creeps"
@@captainbirch9835 That's not bad. People also reccomend "The Blank-Eye Girl", but those never really creeped me out like this one.
Finn gets knocked out with broken legs, and wakes up via 28 days later to find Jake acting funny. The whole time I never knew what was happening or what was gonna happen. And THEN THE FRIGGIN DEER!
Creeps is a fun haunted house episode, blank eye girl is creepy but very funny, but "No One Can Hear You" genuinely creeped me out.
I feel like any episode with Marceline is bound to be worthy for Dark Toons
I DON LIKE THAT ONE
@@simsgirlgem See! An excellent choice!
This is my favorite Grinch story!
I love how, instead of actually coming up with a euphemism for the outhouse, they LITERALLY just call it "the euphemism". Also, Max's song just tugs at your heartstrings.
The way you're describing it, it almost sounds like a haunted house experience, where 2/3 of the time is waiting to go in, and the last 1/3 is full of things constantly changing and trying to scare you, but at the end you reach the exit and know that it's all over, but it can happen again.
The only thing I know about this cartoon is the “put your glasses back on and face the truth” meme.
To be fair, that's the funniest part IMO
Interesting bit of trivia: the howling creatures, who were called the “Hakken-Kraks” would later appear in Dr. Seuss’ final book, “Oh, the Places You’ll Go!”
The "euphemism" is the toilet. You see him walking toward an outhouse.
When I was a child visiting my aunt, I actually asked to be excused from the dinner table to "go to the euphemism". My aunt about died laughing.
To this day I think of this special when I hear the word euphemism.
Also known as the "convenience''(indoor) or the "necessary.''(outhouse). I love old-timey euphemisms, they convey so much while saying so little....
Euphemism as in john, the sally, thrown, shitter, piss bucket, water closet, lavatory, powder room, where you freshen up or drop a load or maybe do some lite reading, out house, the bath, restroom, your facilities.
I was a huge fan of George Carlin ( read the top like him), So even as a kid when i first heard "use the euphemism" i was in hysterics. This was also the first time i saw the grinch on tv.
@@katieblade7083 You forgot "the gozunda." Referring to a bedpan which is normally stored under the bed.
I wouldn't touch that cartoon with a thirty nine and a half foot pole.
Eyup.
Literally read this as if I was listening to the song 🤣
Yup
How funny would it be if you hadn't actually watched it and made that comment.
🎵Da da-da-da da da🎵
Scooby-doo:Mystery Incorporated- Night Terrors
Ed Edd n Eddy- The Ed's are coming, the Ed's are coming
Honestly I would love a reaction series with Scooby Doo Mystery Inc. I grew up in the 90's and I loved watching Scooby Doo where are you in syndicate on Cartoon Network. As I grew up I stopped watching but my nephew ended up loving Mystery Inc and I watched it with him and was blown away, especially because the original Scooby Doo is so formulaic, that seeing it reimagined in a 2 season long story driven narrative was very unexpected and it worked very well for something that wasn't really made with that kind of narrative in mind.
Inc was a some what scary/ disturbing show like the episode about the house under the kids' school or the bee cows and how resident evil they are or the fake scooby episode or the episode where you learn they aren't the first to try solve the great mystery shame they left the show on a bit of a cliff hanger
@@adog6495 Not _really_ a cliffhanger, the implication is Mystery Inc brought the franchise back to the beginning, and was a thus a semi-prequel ("this has all happened before"); we never knew where the gang was actually heading in the original show, just the mysteries they solved along the way.
@@arlenfreeman3439 I just thought they were setting up a new season since only that one other guy remembers the events as how they happen and him having a new mystery for the group but to each his own
AND EUCHARIAH SAID!
@Garrick Groover SHUT UP!!
"And I knew this guy, who knew this guy, who knew this guy's cousin...."
These sound a bit like Amish names.
@@matthewkoch6937 Father's Brother's Nephew's Cousin's Former Roommate
I got to go to the euphemism
How about the Power Puff Girls episode "Abra-cadaver"? That one was down right sinister!
Omg yes I remember that one it went over my head as a kid but now *shivers* the thought of that spiked coffin at the end and the way It slams shut you think it's blossom but then you see it's the undead magician inside and everything is ok.
That one scared the hell out of me as a kid!
It may have been a dream or it was just my twisted imagination, but I have this memory of seeing blood drip out of the coffin.
@@alexisdominey6487 that makes it really good and scarry.
Abra-cadavre is a bad ass song as well.
Perhaps the Max in this one (who looked much older than in Christmas) left the Grinch, only for him to find a new “Max”. We never know why he keeps a dog in the first place.
He needs something to mistreat I suppose
Because that's one thing dogs are for. Even a complete A-Hole can be loved by a dog.
I saw this back when it first aired, back in 1977, but anyone noted they got a splendid new voice for the Grinch, one that had himself been hamming and sneaking away as so many characters" Since Boris Karloff had died in 1969, Hans Conreid is the Grinch here (but would die five years later himself, in 1982). ALso payeds Cap.Hook, Snodely WHplash, and Wm. Shakespeare Wolf on Beany..okay, Walker Edminston did that one.
There's a book that explains it. He keeps him around to scratch his back where he can't reach it.
Some Suggestions:
Disney's The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (cartoon)
Samurai Jack - The Haunted House
Avatar the Last Airbender - The Puppet Master
I agree on Sleepy Hollow! I was downright terrified of the headless horseman and his laugh.
Channel Awesome made two shows where Doug Walker reviewed every episode of Avatar: The Last Airbender (and its sequel, The Legend of Korra), as well as both shows are created by Doug Walker himself. You guessed the following episode of Dark Toons after this, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow from The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad, but maybe Doug Walker reviewing an episode of Samurai Jack (the 2000's seasons) in an episode of Dark Toons (Despite seasons 1-4 are Not Rated or TV-Y7-FV).
I don't know if you're still taking suggestions, but the Hopping Hessian episode of "Rocko's Modern Life" always freaked me out as a kid.
That's a classic
That was creepy.
There's also the paired episode, "Ed is Dead (A Thriller). The one where Rocko believes that Mrs Bighead killed her husband. It takes views from classic thriller movies with Heffer channeling Alfred Hitchcock to start the episode.
@@ma3mc3mu-X Oh yeah, I completely agree. That was both terrifying and hilarious, I couldn't stop laughing while getting tense. It was very uncomfortable yet entertaining.
Don’t forget heffer in heck
Grinch: Max! Go bring the Paraphernalia wagon!
Me: Just make sure you don’t get pulled over by the cops. They’ll bust ya for having Paraphernalia.
Here are some suggestions:
Tiny Toon Adventures “Night of the Living Pets”
Taz Mania “Here Kitty Kitty Kitty Part 1 & Part 2”
Rugrats “The Mysterious Mr. Friend”
Nightmare Ned “Canadian Bacon” & “The Dentist”
I suggest something that's not animated, but based on animation: the Halloween episode of the Disney Channel's "Dumbo's Circus" from the mid-1980s. They do a musical number called "The Day the Spooky Circus Came to Town", which sounds a lot like Michael Jackson's "Thriller!"
Tiny toons the acme acre zone
tiny toons night of the living DULL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
recess did one too
I would replace the Mr.Friend episode of Rugrats with the one where Angelica dreams of having a baby brother,much darker imo.
I'd love to see you cover some Hey Arnold dark toons!
IE. The Haunted Train, The Headless Cabbie, The Ghost Bride, etc.
The Headless Cabbie and The Ghost Bride are awesome episodes
The headless cabbie freaked me out as a kid.
I grew up with this episode on VHS and it's still a terrifying acid trip combined with nostalgia for me.
I never realized that we never saw the Grinch’s plans for the town. That’s far more sinister now 😅
"You put your glasses back on and face the facts!"
Everyone's feeling like a Grinch during these times XD
I personally like the filler, somehow Suess managed to give the filler his own little Suess Charm. And I'm always referencing this special around halloween but nobody gets it XD
I literally only saw this once back in the 90s when it was on TV. But I do vaguely remember it.
I personally found the "Uncle Josiah" "Yes Euchariah" bit funny, like a running joke.
Also, can you please please do the Darkwing Duck episode "Dead Duck?" I think that is easily a darker piece of kids' fare than some of the cartoons you covered so far.
Two Spongebob episodes:
"I was a teenage Gary"
"Graveyard Shift"
Graveyard Shift wasn’t scary. xD
And Nasty Patty
@@Kumori90 I think they meant the tone of the episode.
CAN SOMEONE FINALLY REQUEST PLANKTON PARANOIA
The fear of the unknown is such a primal fear and I love when shows play around with that concept! It typically loses a bit of the scare factor when the enemy is revealed. Leaving it up to the viewer's own imagination is almost always the best route.
What makes this special memorable is the performance of Hans Conried as the Grinch not only is he funny but also terrifying that ending scene where talks about coming back someday sends chills down my spine
So I just read a new biography of Dr. Seuss that had come out last year. And they go into the shorts he created with Chuck Jones and Friz Frieling in the 60s and 70s and he apparently enjoyed it because it enabled him to try his hand at song writing
I love these dark toons episodes because I also love dark cartoons.
I wanted to suggest two toons: one that’s kinda Halloween themed and one that isn’t. The former would be the Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy episode “Who killed Who?” It’s not scary or horribly dark, but rather a visual analogy; and the payoff of that analogy is beyond worth it; especially considering who they got to guest star on the episode (Betty White). I highly suggest it. The latter I want to suggest is the DuckTales (2017) Season 2 Ep 17: “Happy Birthday Doofus Drake,” to summarize without spoiling much: Doofus Drake tries to kill someone in the episode. Damn.
Yes
I was thinking of that Billy and Mandy episode
@@aca9874 Thats a fantastic episode--I never heard what the name of it was before.
It was one of my favorite episodes growing up, and I think it gets overlooked a lot more than it deserves.
Who killed who is amongst some of my top favorite tv episodes from my childhood. The old lady character was delightfully eerie.
Drawing of a totally naked woman
Me: "Dr. Seuss made that...let that sink in. O_o"
You probably don't know this, but Dr. Seuss once wrote and illustrated a book for adults called The Seven Lady Godivas: The True Facts Concerning History's Barest Family. Unfortunately, the book was actually a flop when it first came out in 1939, but eventually grew in popularity once Seuss became more famous.
Think that's crazy? Try looking at the propaganda posters he made during the second world war. That shit got dark.
I know as an adult that it was a "Fiddler on the Roof" parody, but when the Goodfeathers sang "Regis Philbin! Regis Philbin" on that "Animaniacs" episode, as a kid I always associated it with "Euchariah! Euchariah!"
Speaking of the Animaniacs, they did some stories which would be good for this series. Like the one where Wakko sells his soul for a Swedish meatball and his brother and sister have to bring him back from the dead. Or the one where they go to Hell (although they call it "Hades") and the first thing we see is Saddam Hussein falling into a lake of lava!
@@SeasideDetective2 Nah despite the subject matter those were both pretty lighthearted silliness in tone, never once genuinely disturbing or creepy. Come to think of it I cannot say when the show ever had such moments. ...at a stretch, I was mainly disturbed by the Warner's bright and happy cruel sadism at times than anything else.
@@avosmash2121 Well, the meatball episode was pretty eerie to me personally. And the episode set in Hell did have a bit of an edge to it, if only because Yakko, Wakko, and Dot are quite brave, and certain parts of Hell scared THEM!
The episode of courage the cowardly dog when a zombie tries to make a movie
When 2 zombies try to make a snuff film.
Doug, please do this one.
Yes! He can talk about the film makers they got their names from
I remember watching this when I was 6, I couldn't sleep on that night.
Oooooooh. I love Grinch night. One of favorite Halloween specials to watch each year
Man this was my favourite cartoon as a kid. I watched it at least once every week
This is probably in my top ten “dated yet timeless” made for tv specials. In the 80s and 90s there was always that indescribable distinction between a re-run, a relic, and a classic; this one somehow covers all three bases, again, because it leaves SO much up to the imagination.
THis beginning is so good at building up anticipation and tension. You can feel the gearing up, the growing worry and fear. In Christmas, you hear from the narrator why the Grinch is a problem, but the Woos don't seem to take any interest and awareness of him, but in this one, they know him, fear him and prepare for him with dread and concern ( like a returning bandit or a huge destructive storm). The Grinch is someone to fear and I love it
Oh my gosh! I remember watching this at school!
I remember the first time I saw this cartoon. It was the late eighties and I was in 2nd or 3rd grade. Everyone was eating lunch in the cafeteria because it was a rainy day. A TV was wheeled in and "Halloween is Grinch Night" played. When Grandpa Josiah sang "I wouldn't go out on a night like this for a dollar and fifty cents," a chorus of kid's voices throughout the cafeteria could be heard saying "I would!" It got louder and more insistent every time the refrain was repeated and the dollar amount increased. It was annoying, but adorable.
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i loved your comedy stories they were funny.
Your review on Batman mask of the phantasm was amazing. you doing good keep it up.
@@larryjohnson9893 Glad you enjoyed it I will continue to try to bring the laughs
Filler aside, I think the 3rd act makes the whole thing worthwhile. There's very few Halloween specials that have stood the test of time, but this one is special to me. The colors definitely help to emphasize the chilling mood.
The Hey Arnold Halloween special was kinda dark. Big Bob almost killed his daughter.
I was introduced to the grinch by watching the christmas special religiously. I remember watching this in 1st grade and thought it was trippy as hell.
I suggest we stay indoors tonight,
I suggest we lock ourselves in tight!
This year, you won't go quite right,
You can tell by the smell of COVID.
It sounds like another one's coming,
let the Mulan remake commence.
I wouldn't go stream a movie like this,
For 29 dollars and 99 cents!
Correction, Henry Gibson wasn’t doing Sgt. McPherson, but Jack DeLeon. Gibson was Max the dog’s singing voice.
I’ve always loved this special having had the VHS but there it was labeled simply as _It’s Grinch Night._
"A Twist in Time" from Adventures in Odyssey. It scared my sister so badly she couldn't watch the show ever again.
I really like this series not only because it touches on stuff that I barely remember watching, but still loved, but it gives us facts about the characters, the backgrounds, and the voice actors. It really is an amazing series.
The nostalgia with this toon is high for me
I actually did grow up with this special, and it scared the HELL out of me the first time I saw it. I didn't watch it again until I was 15. Now I LOVE it, and I watch it every Halloween.
Also, here's a fun fact: Out of all 3 of the Grinch specials, Halloween is Grinch Night was Dr. Seuss's favorite to work on.
Another fun fact: Joe Raposo also wrote songs for the original 1971 version of The Electric Company.
You're a mean one, Mr Walker!
Dream Master you really are a heal
Aw I remember this one
I remember being very afraid of it and always skipping the scary part
What a classic
YEAAAA LET'S GOOOO
This was a staple in my house. Grew up watching this and loved every minute of it as a very small child. Even the filler. But especially the scare scene! Glad this is still being remembered.
Finally we get to see a Halloween special. Say i think you talk about this before. Well that's cool your doing a full review on it. It's ok I've remember it I've seen it before.
He mentioned it in one of his top 11's years ago. I think it was the top 11 mind F*$&s, if memory serves correctly
I didn't see this special until I was an adult, but that creature in the shot at 13:28 vividly brought back a memory of reading "Oh, The Thinks You Can Think!" one night as a small boy spending the night at my grandma's house, and being terrified that a "jibboo" was lurking outside in the dark, just *waiting* to lunge up and press its horrible beak against the windows. 😱
I've been waiting for this one :) One of my faves!! I saw Grinch Stole Xmas first but my grandma had this on a VHS tape and I loved the creativity but I was always into spooky stuff as a kid!
I remember renting this from my public Library, and honestly, it was just okay.
I'm still going to be vouching for you to do Abra-Cadaver and Knock It Off from PPG someday ~
Anything and everything Dr. Seuss creeped me out as a child. I've gained a fond appreciation for it all as an adult.
Jasper in a Jam (1946), a stop-motion short by George Pal. I think it was meant for children of all ages. Pretty creepy, and not just due to the animation style (although it definitely contributes).
I remember that one! The music and imagery was pretty great in it.
I can't believe you found this. I saw this as a kid, and the imagery in it definitely stuck in my head for several years, but for several years, I couldn't recall the name of it. Thanks for bringing it back!
🎶I wouldn't go out on a night like this🎶
🎶for $66,600,000 and an extra 66 cents🎶
Well I would.
SAME
What I most clearly remember from this cartoon was that it convinced a young me that "euphemism" was an old-timey word for bathroom. Then one day in class we were asked if any of us knew what a euphemism was and I got a bunch of weird looks.
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I never thought of Grinch Night as a Halloween movie. I like viewing it as the process of a severe storm like a typhoon or hurricane approaching, passing overhead, then dissipating.
I recommend checking out "The Butter Battle Book". It's another Dr Seuss special with a grim ending with no resolve.
It was a metaphor for the Cold War.
I never expected to see booette in the background but she is a great ghost gal and you do like spooky stuff so i shouldn't be surprised. (i know it's visible in every episode but i wanted to say it here because this is my favorite dark toon video).
Doug you need to do the “Ducktators” by looney toons
That one's hilarious!
glowworm2 I know right
this unlocked a deep childhood memory I forgot I had...
back before Netflix or the internet was a huge thing (or at least generally in my house) all i really had was Blockbuster and our local library, which happened to carry some obscure media at some points. This was one of the specials on DvD or VHS I rented as a kid a few times and totally forgot about! It clicked as soon as I saw the beginning of the Ukariah scene, as he climbed the ladder of the grinch's wagon. Just.. dang! I must have been like 6 or 7 the last time I saw this. The animation totally took me off guard, it looks very different to me than the original special.
Do Invader Zim, Bad bad Rubber Piggy. It is darker then Dark Harvest
That episode is not so dark for my
Personally I find the one with keef and the alien babies much darker. But bad bad rubber piggy is a pretty good episode... honestly, I don't get why people consider Dark Harvest as the darkest episode. I don't know if its the style of the show, but it does not come of as messed up for me as it does for others.
Nothing is more worse then dark harvest!!
@@dagoncrows1425 I still find the "ripping someones eyes out and replacing them with some kind of mind manipulator" and "alien race being mind-drained to the level of a baby, being stucked as one without anyone really noticing forever" somewhat more disturbing.
@@dagoncrows1425 I guess usual it would be kinda creepy but... I dunno. Maybe it's the dirty style of the show that comes of as not so out of norm for me. Like organ stealing is not that uncommon in this universe.
I watched this at school when I was little for Halloween and the main things I remembered was the kid being blown away to the Grinch by the wind and that scaring me to this day. I have a genuine fear of strong wind (as in I will actually freak out a bit if I'm inside but can hear it), and I think this special planted the seeds for it
OH YES, FINALLY! I always loved “Grinch Night” growing up, and the ending freaked me the hell out. The first 2 acts aren’t as memorable as the 3rd act, but it’s really fun as a whole.
A dark version of the grinch...
So basically the Jim Carrey movie?
i get the feeling i'm one of the few people who actually liked that version of The Grinch...
Too easy a joke dude. Too easy.
@@UltimateGamerCC I love the Jim Carrey film. Way better than the CGI one.
@@mitchfletcher2386 i've not seen the CGI one yet, so i cant agree or disagree.
Couldn't stand the Jim Carrey Grinch, despite liking both Jim Carrey and the Grinch
This was my introduction to the Grinch as well. My Grandma had it on VHS (well, technically it was a Dr. Seuss on the Loose VHS with Grinch Night as a bonus feature after the main special), and I watched it a lot. I loved it. I didn't even know there was a Christmas Grinch special until later, and I thought for the longest time that the Halloween one was made first.
Spongebob Squarepant The Graveyard Shift and Shanghaied.
Or The Nasty Patty.
I always wondered what would happen if the Grinch went: "Screw it" and kept up the torture even though the wind died down
Fun fact: The actor who voiced Captain Hook in Peter Pan voices the grinch in this special
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He also voiced Snidely Whiplash from Dudley Do-Right of the Mounties and Waldo P. Wigglesworth of Hoppity Hooper. Actually, I can clearly hear Snidely Whiplash in his Grinch voice here.
@@srstriker6420 That would be Hans Conried.
Jason Pollitt yeah that’s what I meant
VK Vlogs Did you not hear Doug say that at exactly 1:35? Your comment is invalid.
I had honestly never seen or heard of this special until you mentioned it back in your Top 11 Mindfucks. Because I _definitely_ would’ve remembered the Paraphernalia Wagon if I saw it as a kid.
did you say there was a third grinch animated special? i haven't heard of a third one. I only heard about this one about a year ago. This one i kind of like because it sort of explains what the grinch actually is and i like that inner monologue from max that explains why he's with the grinch to begin with. Spoiler alert, the grinch is actually a demon from hell...who knew?
I watched this for the first time two years ago when I was looking for a fun Halloween movie to watch with my son who was 2 at the time. I thought it was so zany and cute. I lived it. My son didn't care much for it but we still watch it every year
please look at the SpongeBob episode Wormy, the real recording of a butterfly close up scared so many and caused insectophobia in many, I already had it so it made it permanent for me
Can't remember when I first saw this. But I still watch this every Halloween.
Henry Gibson didn't voice that Who reporter. He was Max's inner voice.
Yikes, that's a big error on Doug's part. Add that to his next "Douchey" episode...
I think of all the Grinches we've seen in various media, Hans Conried was hands down my favorite Grinch. Such a great voice and design for him here. Very menacing I think.
2020 made us all become mean ones
except during this month, i'm cheerful even in all this "blah".
I'm not, since school started...
I watched this over and over as a kid and honestly it was (and still is) one of my favorite dark toons ever
That part of Dr.Suess history nobody really remembers.
Inner monologue? No, man. Max gets an entire SONG.
I love this cartoon, it's a legitimately scary kids Halloween special unlike the hot topic Bs we get now of days
I was introduced through the original special . It was great to the point that I appreciate anything else grinch related.
These are so cartoons I watched as a kid that can be used
The Plankton episode or squeaky boots from spongebob squarepants
Mr meaty (any episode works)
The crossover episode of the rugrats and aaaaahhhh! Read monsters!
I remember seeing this as a kid and it was my favorite Grinch story
um he sang about a Grinch night ball at the Whoville town hall
I see that Booette poster in the background. Doug is a man of culture.
Seems like it was only yesterday when the Grinch leak was a thing