Lenny Leonard on The Simpsons is thought by some to sound like Choo-Choo.Ĭhoo-Choo also appeared in several Wonderland Sydney commercials in Australia along with Top Cat and was also voiced by Keith Scott.
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His voice, by Marvin Kaplan in the TV series, is reminiscent of Woody Allen's. He had a couple of love crushes, as seen in "Choo-Choo's Romance" and "Choo-Choo Goes Gaga-Gaga", however, unlike Fancy-Fancy or Top Cat, Choo-Choo has very little courage when talking to females. Choo-Choo is apparently a very skilled poker player, as stated by Top Cat in the episode "The Golden Fleecing". He lives at the fire house, as seen in the episode "Hawaii Here We Come". He is a pink cat with a white turtleneck and is often depicted with the eyes of a Siamese cat. and the gang) is enthusiastic and devoted to T.C., even though often clueless as to what he is doing. Choo-Choo Ĭhoo-Choo (nicknamed Chooch by T.C. In the film, his arms are slightly shorter and smaller, his voice, by Chris Edgerly, is a little bit clearer, and he is slightly more clumsy.īenny appeared in Jellystone!, voiced by C.H. In the movie, he sometimes gets Top Cat and his gang in trouble, and his fandom of fictional musician Lazlo-Lazlo serves to introduce that character. He was voiced by John Stephenson in Yogi's Ark Lark, Avery Schreiber in Top Cat and the Beverly Hills Cats, and Maurice LaMarche in Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law. Benny the Ball is modeled after his voice actor Maurice Gosfield in the TV series. He also made a cameo appearance on Kid vs. A number of episodes have focused on Benny, including "The Violin Player", "The Unscratchables" and "The Missing Heir". Benny may appear to be simple-minded, due to the fact that he always gives the game away, but he manages to ask the most logical questions during the gang's erratic endeavors. His eyes are shown as black dots unlike the other cats who have white sclerae with black pupils. He is short, innocent, chubby, and naïve. Benny the Ball īenny, an indigo-colored cat with a white sports jacket that fastens with a single button at his neck, is T.C.'s right-hand man they share a close friendship. Top Cat appeared in Jellystone!, voiced by Thomas Lennon. He is framed by Lou Strickland, who uses a robot look-alike to get him arrested, whereupon he is placed in a dog jail. He also tells his gang that they only steal from people who deserve it. This version of the character has a romantic interest in Trixie. His voice, by Jason Harris, is narrower and a bit lower-pitched. In the film, Top Cat: The Movie, he is again the main protagonist. He also appeared in various Wonderland Sydney commercials in Australia where he was voiced by Keith Scott. In most of his modern appearances, he is voiced by Tom Kenny. He is voiced by Arnold Stang in the style of Phil Silvers in the TV show, and by Daws Butler in Yogi's Ark Lark.
He also stops Officer Dibble from arresting him by lying to Dibble about how much talent Dibble has. That said, he is loyal to the gang and will help one of them if they need it. He does respect the effort the gang does for him, but he often takes credit for it and he's very wise. He often rips off and/or tricks minor characters, Officer Dibble, and even his own gang. He wears a mauve pork pie hat and a matching waistcoat. Top Cat (or simply T.C.) is the yellow-furred, charismatic, and clever main character of the series. This list is incomplete you can help by adding missing items.
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