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6/20/70Pink fights over a bone with a caveman and two dinosaurs.
5/29/69Pink battles crows trying to eat all his corn.
4/2/69Pink finds himself hiding in a hunter's house.
3/19/69Pink tries to cross the road.
2/12/69Pink has a problem with a termite who devours every wooden item in his house.
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11/28/70Pink Panther in: "Pink Pajamas." Originally released theatrically in: December 2, 1964.
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The Inspector in: "Sicque! Sicque! Sicque!": While searching inside a spooky old house, Sgt. Deux-Deux drinks a chemical, which keeps turning himself into a hideous monster, scaring the Inspector. Originally released theatrically in: September 23, 1966.
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Pink Panther in: "Pink Ice":
The Pink Panther is the owner of a South African diamond mine. His workers dig up a large stone that vanishes after he places it in his safe. The panther must battle with his enemy miners to get his diamond back. Originally released theatrically in: June 10, 1965.moreless
11/21/70The Inspector in: "Pierre and Cottage Cheese": Inspector Clouseau is assigned to apprehend a criminal by the name of Dirty Pierre, who has hidden in a decrepit house. Clouseau is met near the site by his new partner, a robot cop with an Oriental accent. The robot gives Clouseau several suggestions for gaining entry to Pierre's hideout, but all of them fail painfully for the accident-prone Inspector. Originally released in theatres in: February 26, 1969.
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Pink Panther in: "Pink-Come Tax": In medi-evil England, The Pink Pather attempts to rescue a poor unfortunate (our pointy-nosed man again) from incarceration due to his inability to pay his tax. Ultimately they are both locked up again and so is Robin Hood who tries to rescue them. Originally released in theatres in: February 20, 1968.
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The Inspector in: Cirrhosis of the Louvre": Commissioner assigns Inspector Clouseau and Sgt. Deux Deux to guard the paintings in the Louvre from the notorious "Blotch". Originally released in theatres in: March 9, 1966.moreless
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11/7/70Pink Panther in: "Pink of the Litter": While leisurely sitting on a park bench and eating a banana, the Pink Panther throws the banana peel on the ground and is instantly cited for littering. The diminutive trial judge orders the panther to clean all the town of Litterburg's refuse-filled streets. The Pink Panther gathers all the litter into one, huge pile, but is prohibited from setting the trash on fire, and when he tries to dispose of the garbage outside the town limits, a short, pointy-nosed forest ranger orders him to remove it. The panther attempts to rid himself of the trash pile by pouring it down a hole, but the hole is a geyser, which erupts the trash back onto the town's streets. Steamrollering it and forming it into a huge paper airplane with a dynamite fuse is equally ineffective as a mid-air explosion sends the trash raining back onto the town. The panther steamrollers the litter again and converts it to pop art pictures for profitable sale. He gives the proceeds to the town, which honors him in a celebration, but to his dismay, the Pink Panther is ordered to clean the litter left behind by the revelers. Originally released in theatres in: May 17, 1967.
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The Inspector in: "The Great DeGaulle Stone Operation": Inspector Clouseau is assigned to guard a large diamond, the De Gaulle Stone, from theft, but a three-headed villain in a black coat promptly takes it from him. Clouseau and Sergeant Deux-Deux track the three-headed thief to his hideout, where the thief has secreted the jewel in a glass of water. While searching the premises, Clouseau finds the glass, drinks its contents (jewel included), and is rushed to surgery. Doctors remove "a very expensive-looking gallstone" and give it to a nurse, who is the three-headed thief in disguise! Originally released in theatres in: December 21, 1965.
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Pink Panther in: "The Pink Pill": The Pink Panther is admitted to hospital after he falls on the street by slipping on his own banana peel. He finds that he has been given a liquid diet, while the man in the next bed is provided a banquet. So, the panther switches medical charts with his neighbor. The hefty food is transferred to him, but he is also rushed to abdominal surgery as per the chart he now has! Having survived the operation, the Pink Panther, in his recovery bed, is taunted by his laughing roommate as he is subjected to needles, to a harrowing blood pressure reading by an inattentive nurse, and to a fall that results in bandaging from head to toe. When he is finally released from the hospital, the panther trips on the hospital's steps and is readmitted with a broken leg! Originally released in theatres in: July 31, 1968.moreless
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9/26/70Pink Panther in: "Sky Blue Pink": The Pink Panther tries to fly a kite. The Inspector in: "Bomb Voyage":
UFO's invade Paris and capture the Commissioner and take him back to their home planet. Inspector Clouseau must go there to set him free. Pink Panther in: "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Pink": The Pink Panther defends the location of his home in front of an astronomer's telescope.moreless
9/19/70The Inspector in: "Le Ball and Chain Gang." Pink Panther in: "Super Pink.": With some inspiration the Pink Panther tries to become a super hero. The Inspector in: "Crow de Guerre."
9/12/70Pink Panther in: "Psychedelic Pink": The Pink Panther enters the Psychedelic World, which is a bit different from what he's used to.
The Inspector in: "La Feet's Defeat":
Clouseau and Sergeant Deux-Deux are given the job of catching the criminal Muddy La Feet. He is easy to track since he leaves muddy footprints everywhere that he goes, but not so easy to catch.
Pink Panther in: "Pink On The Cob": The Pink Panther will do anything to save his corn crop from two very smart crows.moreless
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