Pink Plunk Plink / That's No Lady That's Notre Dame / Pink Outs

Kids & Family • TV-G • Directed by: The Pink Panther Show • 22 minutes

Pink Plunk Plink - The Pink Panther learns to play The Pink Panther theme on violin. Proud of his achievement he goes to an outdoor concert to test his ability. The conductor sees him and throws him out. He leads the orchestra in Beethoven's 5th Symphony but hears The Pink Panther coming from the violin section. The Panther gets ejected again but finally wins when he shoots the conductor into outer space with a rocket-powered baton. The Panther finally leads the entire orchestra in a rendition of The Pink Panther theme. A sparse applause indicates that there is only one person left but he seems to have enjoyed the performance immensely. A zoom reveals that the person is none other than Henry Mancini the composer of The Pink Panther. That's No Lady That's Notre Dame - The Inspector disguised as a lady to track a purse thief catches the amorous eye of the Commissoner. Pink Outs - In this cartoon show the Pink Panther becomes involved in a series of unrelated sight gags each ending when the screen Pinks Out. As an example we find our hero on the beach sunning himself on a beautiful summer day when he suddenly begins to sink into the sand and completely disappears. In the next sequence we notice that the Panther is really at the bottom of a giant hour glass still in a very relaxed position and still basking in the warm sun as he was on the beach. Then the screen Pinks Out and we are ready for another hilarious sequence featuring the one and only Pink Panther.