My cousin has a vague memory of a cartoon she used to watch, but she can't remember its name, and it's been driving her nuts for years!
She turned 62 this month. From the vagueness of her memory, we're thinking she was very young at the time, maybe 4...or even 3. [I have clear memories, validated for their accuracy by my mother, from 3, so it's certainly a possibility.] This would put the timeframe at 1961-forward...unless they were reruns from the '50s.
All she really remembers is that the main [sole?] character was male, there's something about stripes--a prisoner's uniform?--and the 'punch line' of every episode was him getting really mad and loud, and his yelling would break the wall, making it fall apart.
I'm currently going through Wikipedia's list of 1960s cartoons, and will send her its link, but I've come up empty so far. I thought asking actual people might be better!
Does this at all ring a bell? Keep in mind that any part of it could be wrong, or flexible. I mean, you'll note I said the character was male, not a man, because maybe it wasn't a human. The stripes could be anything, like curtains or a tablecloth. The one thing for sure is that his angry outburst always made the wall fall apart.
She turned 62 this month. From the vagueness of her memory, we're thinking she was very young at the time, maybe 4...or even 3. [I have clear memories, validated for their accuracy by my mother, from 3, so it's certainly a possibility.] This would put the timeframe at 1961-forward...unless they were reruns from the '50s.
All she really remembers is that the main [sole?] character was male, there's something about stripes--a prisoner's uniform?--and the 'punch line' of every episode was him getting really mad and loud, and his yelling would break the wall, making it fall apart.
I'm currently going through Wikipedia's list of 1960s cartoons, and will send her its link, but I've come up empty so far. I thought asking actual people might be better!
Does this at all ring a bell? Keep in mind that any part of it could be wrong, or flexible. I mean, you'll note I said the character was male, not a man, because maybe it wasn't a human. The stripes could be anything, like curtains or a tablecloth. The one thing for sure is that his angry outburst always made the wall fall apart.
