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If you like the Pink Panther cartoons, then you will like this one! The Pink Panther is chilly and hungry on Christmas. He’ll try anything to obtain a hot meal, but nothing seems to work out for him (as usual) . There is no dialog, but I reflect this fair enhances the special. I also really cherish the songs! Its fair comical and appetizing. One drawback is the animation is alot like the other pink panther cartoons (which are fairly veteran) (Think: “Yes Virgina, there is a Santa Claus”) So its a bit grievous and only a few colours are stale (alot of the stuff seems overly pinky/orange) . But its calm stout to behold and I like it! And the ending is cute too! Grand for kids or any nostalgic adults.
It was surprisingly thoughtful of MGM to release the other two Pink Panther TV Specials here on this DVD along with “A Pink Christmas”! It’s not distinct from the cloak or the DVD info listed that all three Pink Panther TV Specials are on this disc, but they indeed are. “A Pink Christmas” which aired on ABC Dec 7, 1978; “Olym-Pinks” which aired on ABC Feb 22, 1980; and “Pink At First Leer” which aired on ABC May 10, 1981 were all approximately 25 minutes in length. “A Pink Christmas” was adapted from a 1906 O. Henry short record called ‘The Cop and the Anthem’ (credited in the cartoon) and is a unbelievable ‘haves and have-nots’ type anecdote that makes a perfect adaptation to the world of the Pink Panther – it’s not an precise re-telling, the character in the short myth is trying to rep into jail so he can be warm and have food, while the Panther is on a quest for food, but he does try at one point to glean into a jail. “Olym-Pinks” capitalized on the 1980 Winter Olympics that were held in Lake Placid, Fresh York that year, and is a series of very competitive olympic games played between Panther and the ‘little man’ (as the animators referred to him) . And “Pink At First Peer”, although aired in May of ‘81, is essentially a Valentine’s Day yarn. The studio could easily have only released the Christmas special and charged the same amount, but they extinct some foresight and gave we ‘completists’ a bonus with the other two TV Specials. While not having the ‘classic-ness’ (for lack of a better word) of the 1960s Panther cartoons, the specials are fun, and clearly the Christmas special is the highlight of the DVD and easily worth the notice in and of itself. I remember when it first aired (I was 9) and it didn’t really reveal all that often over the years. And as a fan of animation, it’s wintry to actually have it on DVD after nearly 30 years.
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