Credits:
Supervision by - Hugh Harman and Rudolf Ising
Animation by - Isadore Freleng,
Robert Edmunds
Musical Score by - Frank Marsales
Summary:
Bosko the Mountie
tries to get his man.
Description:
During a terrible
blizzard, a Mounted Police sergeant is pacing back and forth in his headquarters.
The door opens and Bosko the Mountie is blown in. As the sergeant tries
to shut the door against the force of the wind, Bosko grabs hold of his
sergeant's pants, but the wind pulls both him and the pants off. Bosko
then grabs on to his sergeant's underwear, which is also pulled off, leaving
the sergeant with a bare bottom as he finally gets the door shut. "These
yours, Mr. Sergeant?" Bosko asks, holding up the sergeant's pants.
The sergeant puts his pants back on, then shows Bosko a poster of a wanted
criminal and shouts "Get your man!". "Who, me?" the
timid Bosko replies, but he's soon on his way. Bosko gets on a dog sled
and orders the three dogs to mush through the blizzard. After a series
of body-stretching winds and hills, the sled crashes into the side of
a saloon, melding the dogs together into one three-headed dog, which scurries
away. Bosko notices the same wanted poster on the side of the saloon,
so he polishes his badge on his behind and pulls out two enormous guns
from his pants. He walks in and notices Honey dancing atop a table, so
he puts his guns back down his pants and joins her. Bosko then entertains
the saloon patrons (beavers, dogs, birds, a cow, and a Mickey-ish mouse)
with a piano number. Bosko stops suddenly when the criminal he's been
looking for walks in and starts shooting. When the peg-legged outlaw walks
over to the bar, Bosko creeps up behind him with his gun and nervously
says "Youse arrested!" When Bosko shoots, a cork pops out of
his gun. The outlaw then pulls his own gun out, and Bosko, thinking fast,
spits out the flame of the lamp above him. A gun battle ensues in the
darkness, and when the light comes back on the criminal doesn't know where
Bosko is. Bosko appears behind him and shoots him in the behind with a
machine gun. The criminal then lunges at Bosko with a sword, but Bosko
evades him as the outlaw crashes into the saloon doors and gets stuck.
Bosko picks up the sword and jams it up the criminal's behind. He shouts
out in pain and pulls the sword out of his rear, then lunges towards Bosko
again. Bosko takes a gun off the wall and blasts the criminal, leaving
him hairless. The saloon patrons laugh as the naked criminal runs out
in shame.
Notes:
- The only thing
that distinguishes Bosko the Mountie from regular Bosko is the addition
of a Mountie cap in place of his usual derby hat, and a star badge.
- Heard on the soundtrack:
"Chinnin' and Chattin' with May" (sung by Honey), and "Looking
for the Love Light in the Dark". [LT&MM]
- Honey's brassiere
disappears just before Bosko's piano number.
Memorable
Scenes:
Video
Availability:
VHS: Uncensored
Bosko, Vol. 1
VHS: Inside Termite Terrace, Vol. 3
DVD: Uncensored
Bosko, Volume 1
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