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Zebra of the Year
The Mel Blanc Show · December 31, 1946 · 23 min · 3,289 words
The transcript of “Zebra of the Year”, an episode of The Mel Blanc Show first broadcast December 31, 1946. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). The Mel Blanc Show plays The Mel Blanc Show free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.
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Hollywood, Kogate 2-Powder presents the Melblanc Show with Mary Jane Cough, Joe Curren, Joe Ross, Hans Conry, the sportsman, Victor Miller and his Doctor's dress, and starring the creator of The Voice of Bugs Bunny. Mmm.
What's up, Jack? Yeah, Kogate 2-Powder for a breath that's sweet and teeth that Sparkle brings you the Melblanc Show with Mel playing his new character, Zookie. Hello everybody, everybody, everybody. Hi. It's all right. I'm in South-N-Person, now blank.
Hi folks, aga boo, aga boo, buh aga. All right, and now blank. A little town for the loyal order of benevolent zebras
holds its annual Commodation Gila meeting and dance at the Lodge Hall, all over town. Young girls anxious to please their boyfriend are asking them what favorite dress they would like them to wear. In the Adam's house, we hear boyfriend Henry saying, season, why don't you wear the book.
Why don't you wear the blue dress with a low back? And in the brown house, boyfriend Tommy is saying, Barbara, why don't you wear the pink, you know, the triflous one? And in the Colby house, where Betty Colby has asked her boyfriend, Mel Blank, what he would like her to wear, Mel is saying, Betty, why don't you wear that green macanade?
It's gonna be chilly tonight. Well, Betty selected a dress, and now we find her with Mel, having stopped in at the pixot shop before going on down to the zebra meeting. But what kind of talk do we hear from Mel?
Goodbye, Diane. You're a beautiful girl, but you have to go. The time has come when we must pot. If you remained here any longer, it would be just a mockery. This is the end. The end, Diane.
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