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| − | "'''Manhattan Madness'''" was the very first cartoon to star [[Itchy]]. It was created by [[Chester J. Lampwick]] in 1919. The only known print burned up after being viewed by [[ | + | |
| + | "'''Manhattan Madness'''" was the very first cartoon to star [[Itchy]]. It was created by [[Chester J. Lampwick]] in 1919. The only known print burned up after being viewed by [[Bart]] and [[Milhouse]]. | ||
== Plot == | == Plot == | ||
| + | The plot revolves Itchy (looking noticeably different due to this cartoon being drawn by Itchy's original creator Chester J. Lampwick) strutting around Manhattan while decides to hurt people throughout the day. The victims include an Irish person (who was ringed through an old washing machine starting with his beard) and President [[Theodore Roosevelt]] (who was decapitated with an axe). Itchy winks at the screen and the cartoon ends. | ||
| − | The | + | == Behind the Laughter == |
| + | The cartoon loosely parodies {{w|Oswald the Lucky Rabbit}}. | ||
== Appearances == | == Appearances == | ||
*{{ep|The Day the Violence Died}} | *{{ep|The Day the Violence Died}} | ||
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[[Category:The Itchy & Scratchy Show episodes]] | [[Category:The Itchy & Scratchy Show episodes]] | ||
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"Manhattan Madness"
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"Manhattan Madness" was the very first cartoon to star Itchy. It was created by Chester J. Lampwick in 1919. The only known print burned up after being viewed by Bart and Milhouse.
Plot
The plot revolves Itchy (looking noticeably different due to this cartoon being drawn by Itchy's original creator Chester J. Lampwick) strutting around Manhattan while decides to hurt people throughout the day. The victims include an Irish person (who was ringed through an old washing machine starting with his beard) and President Theodore Roosevelt (who was decapitated with an axe). Itchy winks at the screen and the cartoon ends.
Behind the Laughter
The cartoon loosely parodies Oswald the Lucky Rabbit.
