Talk:La Linea (TV series)

message: Tonight I've seen two US Ford Commercials on CNN for the their C-MAX Hybrid that are based on the La Linea series of shorts.  It's been years since  I saw these shorts on The Great Space Coaster so I had to come here to look them up.  Then I compared them to some of the shorts on YouTube and, yep, they totally match.  On further looking around, I found this page: http://www.autoguide.com/auto-news/2012/10/ford-c-max-commercials-launch-with-la-linea-video.html .  I don't edit Wikipedia pages directly myself, but I figure someone would probably want to add this.
On another note, it appears that not only are they using the "La Linea" cartoon series, there is a further link because Ford calls these C-MAX cars "La Linea" overseas.  http://www.lalinea.de/index.php/Ford/54/0/
50.148.10.74 (talk) 01:53, 30 October 2012 (UTC)
thread_title: Ford Commercials

message: Its a pity that this Italian cartoon series doesnt have a page in Italian itself. I guess a lot of first hand info could be had from a person who has seen the cartoons and has known this series in its original cultural context.
* now there is...
Many American children were introduced to "La Linea" in the early to mid-1980s when clips of the cartoons were shown, seemingly uncredited, on the television program "The Great Space Coaster."  Roy (Ray Stevens) would often take out a small, hand-held device and show the clips to Goriddle Gorilla.  Interesting to note that Goriddle was played by Kevin Clash, who went on to much greater success as the puppeteer for Elmo on Sesame Street...and that the voice of the main character in the La Linea shorts arguably sounds like Elmo speaking in Italian.  I'd add at least the first part of this to the La Linea entry here, but I don't know Wikipedia protocol and I know how, eh, particular you Wikipedi-ists can be.   =)
Methinks the unnamed company is either Beko, Vestel or Arcelik Jackpot Den 11:50, 3 September 2006 (UTC)
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