A bear wakes out of hibernation in the middle of a human society that blindly refuses to recognize him as an animal.A bear wakes out of hibernation in the middle of a human society that blindly refuses to recognize him as an animal.A bear wakes out of hibernation in the middle of a human society that blindly refuses to recognize him as an animal.
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- TriviaThis was MGM's last theatrical animated short. MGM's animation focused on television after this title was released.
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Foreman: Alright, you! Coffee break's over. Get back to work!
Bear: [stutters] But, I... I don't work here.
Foreman: You wanna go on report, huh? Do ya?
Bear: [stutters] But, but I don't work here. I'm a bear.
Foreman: A what? A bear? *laughs* A BEAR? OH, BOY! *guffaws*
Foreman's Badge: What an excuse to keep from working! *laughs*
Bear: I -am- a bear.
Foreman: [stops laughing and looks the bear in the eye] Look, bud. Don't give me none of that! You are a silly man who needs a shave and wears a fur coat! And the General Manager's gonna hear of this!
- ConnectionsFeatured in Zomergasten: Episode #16.3 (2003)
To think that little kids might have been zoned in to this in front of the TV on Saturday morning, while eating their breakfast cereal. What could they possibly be thinking after watching this? They say the 1960s counter culture was largely influenced by the fact that college campus theaters would show European new wave films, and so here were all these college kids innocently going to the campus theater, just cause it was there, yet being exposed to these radically artsy subversive films. This helped sow the seeds of a counterculture and the era which brought the widest and most pervasive critique of the society and everything about it, its values, norms, etc.
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- Oct 4, 2008
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- Runtime10 minutes
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