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Intermission.....
Jan. 1st, 2010 04:38 pm....while the Zamboni machine resurfaces the ice.
One of the cartoon characters I grew up watching was Peter Puck, a talking and animated hockey puck. NBC -- and CBC's Hockey Night in Canada -- would air 3-minute episodes during intermissions of hockey games. The episodes, produced by Hanna-Barbera and voiced by Ronnie Schell -- covered the rules and mechanics of the game.
Poking around YouTube, while watching the NHL WInter Classic, I found some vintage episodes. I'd love to get a DVD of the original episodes. But for now, these will suffice.
Episode 1: How To Play The Game
Epidsode 2: Equipment, Officials, and Players
Episode 3: Pucks, Skates, and Sticks
Episode 4: Penalties, Signs, and Fines
One of the cartoon characters I grew up watching was Peter Puck, a talking and animated hockey puck. NBC -- and CBC's Hockey Night in Canada -- would air 3-minute episodes during intermissions of hockey games. The episodes, produced by Hanna-Barbera and voiced by Ronnie Schell -- covered the rules and mechanics of the game.
Poking around YouTube, while watching the NHL WInter Classic, I found some vintage episodes. I'd love to get a DVD of the original episodes. But for now, these will suffice.
Episode 1: How To Play The Game
Epidsode 2: Equipment, Officials, and Players
Episode 3: Pucks, Skates, and Sticks
Episode 4: Penalties, Signs, and Fines
