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The Untouchables of Elliot Mouse: A Matter of Taxes (1996)
Episode 26
Nice finale to the series with a reunion of many of the series' characters.
The Untouchables of Elliot Mouse: The Kidnapping (1996)
Episode 25
Exciting episode with the usual good dialogues. The museum with its many famous personalities is quite convincing.
The Untouchables of Elliot Mouse: While the City Sleeps (1996)
Episode 24
Ultimately an important episode as it heralds the end of Al Catzone. Since music plays an important role again for this episode, I can recommend it to others.
The Untouchables of Elliot Mouse: Gems and Diamonds (1996)
Episode 23
A thoroughly entertaining episode - not a highlight - but well worth seeing.
The Untouchables of Elliot Mouse: The Stolen Armstrong 326 (1996)
Episode 22
From my point of view, the worst episode of Elliot Mouse. Far too much gossip and a barely significant story that can be summed up in 2 sentences.
The Untouchables of Elliot Mouse: Their Days are Numbered (1996)
Episode 21
Another above-average episode. The dialogues are good as always.
The Untouchables of Elliot Mouse: The School of Crime (1996)
Episode 20
Another good episode. I think this is the only episode that takes place in the rain at night for a long time.
The Untouchables of Elliot Mouse: The Loot goes Flying (1996)
Episode 19
Al Catzone has an unusually long screen time in this episode. That is good for the episode because the clowns are rather ridiculous.
The Untouchables of Elliot Mouse: A Present from Santa Mouse (1996)
Episode 18
Here Elliot Mouse begins to slacken a little, as the slapstick comes to the fore. Nevertheless, good elements such as the musical interpretation of the Christmas songs are still included.
The Untouchables of Elliot Mouse: The Public Enemy (1996)
Episode 17
An average episode with no major weaknesses, but also no major highlights.
The Untouchables of Elliot Mouse: Like Dog and Cat (1996)
Episode 16
I was very fond of it as a child. As an adult, I think the story could have been expanded.
The Untouchables of Elliot Mouse: The Code of Silence (1996)
Episode 15
Another successful episode with good dialogues and suspense.
The Untouchables of Elliot Mouse: The Trap (1996)
Episode 14
I liked this episode less as a child, but even more as an adult. Here some wonderful dialogues are hidden in the German dubbing.
The Untouchables of Elliot Mouse: Escape from Catatraz (1996)
Episode 13
Reminds me a bit of "The Shawshank Redemption". It's an exciting story.
The Untouchables of Elliot Mouse: The Cheesecago Express (1996)
Episode 12
The "Black Hand Gang" strikes back!
Also an entertaining episode with a lot of Elliot Mouse firing off rhyme after rhyme.
The Untouchables of Elliot Mouse: The Starlette (1996)
Episode 11
Buschi Siegel (aka Bugsy Siegel) also plays a role in the following episode. The episode has a great set. The German dialogues are slowly becoming more and more provocative and Elliot Maus tends to rhyme more and more.
The Untouchables of Elliot Mouse: The Greater the Fall (1996)
Episode 10
I liked this sniper a lot as a child, maybe because of the cool white suit.
The Untouchables of Elliot Mouse: A Day at the Races (1996)
Episode 7
One of my favourite episodes with a good plot and good timing.
The Untouchables of Elliot Mouse: The Informer (1996)
Episode 6
Great music again in the Montmartre Club. In addition, an exciting story with creative ideas.
The Untouchables of Elliot Mouse: Doubles or Nothing (1996)
Episode 5
One of my favorite episodes because the musicians are in the foreground here. In addition, an interesting, new opponent enters the stage with Dog Moran. In general, I especially liked the episodes of Elliot Mouse that were less about childish gossip. Strangely enough, even as a child I didn't like this slapstick. Cartoons do that over and over again. In Elliot Mouse, for example, it is the recurring motif of an insect that annoys the protagonists and causes chaos. However, the series often counterbalances such scenes with either a nice soundtrack or relevant story dialogues that are continued in the background.
The Untouchables of Elliot Mouse: The Cheese Trail (1996)
Episode 4
Nice change of scene after "Catnada" (or Canada) with a good plot.
The Untouchables of Elliot Mouse: The First Raids (1996)
Episode 3
I can remember that as a child I not only liked the soundtrack, but also the acoustic setting in general. For example, when boxes of cheese are opened or an old warehouse door is smashed with an ax.
The Untouchables of Elliot Mouse: Moony's Big Haul (1996)
Episode 2
Seamless continuation of the 1st episode with the typical Mafia cliché of setting in concrete.
The Untouchables of Elliot Mouse: Cheesecago: City without Law (1996)
Episode 1
Good start with a nice song by Debora, which you get to hear several times in the course of the series, but never again as completely as in this episode.
The Untouchables of Elliot Mouse (1996)
Great Soundtrack & Good Dialogues (German Version)
The strengths of the cartoon series "Elliot Mouse" are clearly in the excellent, often jazzy soundtrack, the historical references and the dialogues, which are particularly convincing in the German version. In the course of time the rhymes in the dialogues and monologues increase significantly; they are even used as a real stylistic device. Sometimes the content falls out of time, but the dialogues are entertaining - at least much funnier than in English. It is also worth mentioning that names like "Elliot Mouse", "Al Catzone", "Dog Moran", "Enrico Catuso" or "Black Paw" are all based on real events (Eliot Ness, Al Capone, Bugs Moran, Enrico Caruso, Black Hand Gang). A historical post-production is worthwhile, as there are many parallels to the cartoon series, such as the eventual arrest of Al Capone.
But what I still like best is the soundtrack, which is actually present in almost every scene. In addition to the terrific German voice actors, some of whom have been cast with top-class supporting roles themselves (a boxing trainer, for example, has the voice of Robert De Niro = Christian Brückner), it is precisely the soundtrack that can still inspire me as an adult and is not insignificant shaped my childhood and further development.