Fievel, The Lonesome Ranger (Amblin Entertainment, Nelvana Limited, Universal Cartoon Studios...)

Fievel is very cross when he has to stay alone while his family are enjoying the Cheese Festival. He takes on the traits of the cartoon character known as The... (more)

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This series was a continuation of Fievel's adventures from the 1991 film "An American Tail: Fievel... (more)

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Fievel, The Lonesome Ranger (1991) - Fievel's American Tails Cartoon Episode Guide

Fievel, The Lonesome Ranger: Fievel is very cross when he has to stay alone while his family are enjoying the Cheese Festival. He takes on the traits of the cartoon character known as The Lonesome Ranger. Cat R.

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Fievel, The Lonesome Ranger

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Fievel, The Lonesome Ranger
	Fievel's American Tails Cartoon Episode Guide Amblin Entertainment, Nelvana Limited, Universal Cartoon Studios, Universal TV Animation Studio: Wang Film Productions Distributed by: CBS Television, MCA/Universal Pictures Cartoon Characters: Fievel Mousekewitz, Papa Mousekewitz, Tanya Mousekewitz, Chula the Tarantula, Tiger, Mama Mousekewitz, Cat R. Waul, Sweet William, Hambone, Jorge, Miss Kitty, Dog, Aunt Sophie, Lorna Holcomb, Clint Mousewood, Jack, Fernando. Voice Actors: Phillip Glasser, Lloyd Battista, Cathy Cavadini, Dan Castellaneta, Dom DeLuise, Susan Silo, Gerrit Graham, Kenneth Mars, Arthur Burghardt; Full Voice Cast ... Directed By Lawrence Jacobs, Paul Riley. Written By Chris Hubbell, Sam Graham, Hank Saroyan. Awards: Nominee, Young Artist Award, Outstanding Young Voice-Over in an Animated Series or Special, Phillip Glasser, 1993. First Aired on September 07, 1991. Originally Aired on ABC-TV (USA). Running Time: 30 minutes. Color U.S.A. Cast Your Vote Here! BCDB Rating: 4.8/5 Stars from 37 users. Social: Tweet Pin Post your Comments or Review
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