CNN’s Jake Tapper thanked President Donald Trump on Sunday for coming up with the idea that inspired the “State of the Cartoonion” segment on this week’s “State of the Union”: a Mr. Magoo-Jeff ...

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The correct answer: Mr. Magoo, the much-loved old school cartoon character (in the words of animators Bill Hurtz, Peter Burness, and authors Marty Gitlin and Joe Wos, respectively). After a long ...

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The correct answer: Mr. Magoo, the much-loved old school cartoon character (in the words of animators Bill Hurtz, Peter Burness, and authors Marty Gitlin and Joe Wos, respectively). After a long ...

Xilam Animation has secured a deal with DreamWorks Animation’s Classic Media for the animated series Mr Magoo, based on the classic cartoon of the same name. Per the deal, DreamWorks has exclusively ...

When I was a kid, there was a cartoon about a short, rich, elderly, nearly blind man, named Mr. Magoo. In every episode Magoo bumbled into some kind of trouble because he couldn’t see, but every time ...

When I was growing up, there was a cartoon character named “Mr. Magoo.” Mr. Magoo was a sweet old man who was distinguished by the fact that he was almost blind. This led him into all sorts of absurd ...

Pop quiz: Who fits this description? “Irascible millionaire.” What about: “Absolute self-confidence.” One more: “Wreaking havoc upon others.” The correct answer: Mr. Magoo, the much-loved old-school ...