Confucius
- Studio
- Jay Ward Productions
Synopsis
Peabody and Sherman visit Confucius, who works in a yen arcade giving out his famous sayings. Confucius is kidnapped and forced to write fortune cookie sayings onboard Genghis Khan's boat.
Characters
Mr. Peabody, Sherman, Confucius, Police Officer, Kidnapper (Genghis Ex-Khan)
Credits
Directing
Producing
- Producer
- Jay Ward, Bill Scott, Ponsonby Britt O.B.E
Writing
Voices
- Voice
- Bill Scott (Mr. Peabody, Kidnapper [Genghis Ex-Khan]), Walter Tetley (Sherman), Paul Frees (Confucius, Police Officer)
Music
- Music
- Sheldon Allman
Animation
Editing
- Editor
- Skip Craig, Roger Donley
Production notes
Originally broadcast on the Rocky and His Friends show.
This segment featured dog-genius Mr. Peabody and his "boy" Sherman traveling through history via Peabody's "Wayback Machine." Each episode showed the duo traveling throughout the ages as they helped important historical figures (Columbus, Galileo, Edison, etc.) actually achieve the pivotal discoveries that changed history. Mr. Peabody used his dry wit to end each episode with a pun loosely disguised as a moral for Sherman and the audience to learn from.
This segment featured dog-genius Mr. Peabody and his "boy" Sherman traveling through history via Peabody's "Wayback Machine." Each episode showed the duo traveling throughout the ages as they helped important historical figures (Columbus, Galileo, Edison, etc.) actually achieve the pivotal discoveries that changed history. Mr. Peabody used his dry wit to end each episode with a pun loosely disguised as a moral for Sherman and the audience to learn from.
Reviews
Confucius
Funny, funny episode. Jokes come fast and furious and the puns get cornier with every turn. Highly recommended.