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Cartoon Speech(12-2012) Hardy HarCARTOON Har SPEECH By Kate Ross, MS CCC-SLP created'by'several'artists'and' writers'beginning'in'the'1930’s' –'issues'that'over'the'years' have'caused'controversies. Two'Looney'Tune'characters' are'stutterers:'Porky'Pig'and' Foghorn'Leghorn.'Stuttering'is' a'disruption'in'the'rhythm'of' speech,'characterized'by' repetitive'or'prolonged'sound,' word'and'phrase'productions.' The'original'voice'for'Porky'Pig' was'a'Warner'Brothers'actor' named'Joe'Dougherty,'a'real' stutterer.'Porky'debuted'in' Photo by Alena Ross Becker 1935'utilizing'Dougherty’s' voice'until'1937.'After'several' None the Worse for Wear episodes,'the'cartoon' productions'were'troubled' language'issue'or'a'learning' because'of'Dougherty’s' As a kid faithfully watching challenge.'Look'at'the' uncontrolled'stuttering.' Saturday morning cartoons in persistence'of'Wyle'E'Coyote,' Thereafter'the'studio'hired'Mel' the ‘60’s, and striving to talk like perseverating'on'getting'that' Blanc'whose'Oirst'voices'with' Road'Runner'after'numerous' the Jetson’s dog, Astro, who Looney'Tunes'were'drunken' catastrophic'poundings'on'his' bullOighters'in'Picador(Porky'in' initiated each word with /r/, I body.'Who'would'put'up'with' 1937.'Blanc'was'able'to'make'a' feel none the ‘rorse ror rear’ as such'physical'abuse?'' Astro dog would say. But maybe ' And'what'about'Pepe'Le' controlled'stutter'for'Porky,' there’s something to this as my Pew’s'persistence'to'woo'that' thus'was'hired.' chosen career path is speech black'and'white'feline?''He'just' http:// language pathology. ! will'not'take'‘no’'for'an'answer.'' toolooney.goldenagecartoons.com What'is'that'about? 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Foghorn,'the'talkative'uncle,' toolooney.goldenagecartoons.com Is'it'because'they'watch'too' wasn’t'set'back'by'his'stutter.'‘I' Elmer'Fudd,'funny'little' many'cartoons?''I'don’t'think'so.'' say,'I'say,'I'say'now'why'don’t' old'bald'guy,'originally'named' This'phonological'process'is' we'get'on'with'it'already'.'.'.’ Egghead,'who'constantly' developmentally'typical' bickers'with'Bugs'Bunny,'has'a' because'it’s'easier'to'produce' babyish'voice,'most'often' ‘stopped’'/t,'d/'sounds'than'the' Sylvester)the)Cat)and)Daffy)Duck) spoken'by'Arthur'Q.'Bryan.' continuous'airOlow'of'frictionR articulate'lateral'lisping'/s/' Depending'on'the'cartoon,'you' produced'/s/'and'‘th’'sounds.'' productions'where'air'escapes' might'detect'a'bit'of'a'vocal'fry' Stopping'is'one'of'many' over'the'sides'of'the'tongue' or'raspiness'in'Fudd’s'vocal' phonological'processes'young' rather'than'the'more'accurate' quality.'“You'siwwy'wabbit,”' children'produce'to'help'them' air'passing'over'the'top'front'of' Fudd'often'says'in'his' make'sense'of'and'simplify'our' a'slightly'curved'tongue.'Lateral' frustration'with'Bugs.' sound'system.'Phonological' lisping'/s/’s'are'sloppy,' During'my'career'as'a' processes'are'essentially' excessively'juicy'sounds,'thus' speech'language'pathologist,' patterns'children'make.' teachers'often'ask'me'about' the'Olying'saliva'episodes'of' Typically'these'phonological' preschoolers'speaking'like' process'errors'are'selfR both'Sylvester'and'Daffy.' 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TV'watching'hours?''I'don’t' prevalent'in'preschool'aged' think'even'younger'adult'minds' children,'but'can'be'heard'in' I'hear'anywhere'from' can'keep'up'with'that'pace.''So' children'with'frequent'colds'or' “Bob'Bob”'to'“Wear'Pants”'to' why'is'Sponge'Bob'under' adenoid'issues.'http:// “Punge'Pant”.''It'takes'a'while' scrutiny'while'we'ignore'the' www.lonympics.co.uk/rugs.htm for'me'to'recognize'that'a'child' sometimes'lifeRthreatening'drug' is'speaking'of'Hillenburg’s' side'effects'Olying'by'in'TV'ads?' creation,'which'debuted'in' ''' 1999.'Hillenburg,'a'marine' biologist'and'artist,'thought'it' Just what, you ask, is my point? would'be'fun'to'develop'an' If'children'are'the'ultimate' ocean'sponge'cartoon'character.' 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