Pink Panther

The **Pink Panther** is a fictional animated character who appeared in the opening and closing credit sequences of every film in the Pink Panther series except for "**A Shot In The Dark (1964)**" and "**Inspector Clouseau (1968)**". In the storyline of the original film, The "**Pink Panther**" was the name of a valuable **pink diamond** named for a flaw that showed a "**figure of a springing panther**" when held up to the light in a certain way; in the credits, this was translated to an animated Pink Panther.

The character's popularity spawned a franchise of theatrical shorts, television cartoons, merchandise and memorabilia. He starred in 124 short cartoon films, four television series shows, and four television specials. The character is closely associated with the famous "**The Pink Panther Theme**", composed by **Henry Mancini**.

## History

In 1962, **Blake Edwards** and **Maurice Richlin** wrote a screenplay named "**The Pink Panther**" and the **Mirisch Company** agreed to produce the film, with **Ava Gardner** as **Simone Clouseau**, and **Peter Ustinov** as her husband, **Chief Inspector Jacques Clouseau**. Since then, Ustinov and Gardner backed out of the film, as it was called for the film to be cancelled due to a lack of an acting cast. **Blake Edwards** soon made a deal with the English actor, **Peter Sellers**, and shot the film two days later. Edwards reunited with the composer, **Henry Mancini**, for the film's theme.

In May 1963, **Warner Bros**. producer **David DePatie** and Oscar-winning cartoon director **Friz Freleng** launched a new animation studio to create commercials, movie titles and cartoons. A few months later, they received a phone call from Blake Edwards asking the two to create a character to personify and represent the title of a new film, **The Pink Panther (1963)**, starring **Peter Sellers** as **Inspector Clouseau**. The film was soon released on April 11, 1964 and played its run on **New York Engagement** at the **Radio City Music Hall**. The film received positive reviews and was a successful box-office hit.

## DePatie-Freleng (DFE) /United Artists Cartoons

The animated Pink Panther character's initial appearance in the live action film's title sequence, directed by **Friz Freleng**, was a success with audiences and **United Artists** that the studio signed Freleng and his studio, **DePatie-Freleng Enterprises (DFE)** to a multi-year contract for a series of Pink Panther theatrical cartoon shorts. The first entry in the series, The Pink Phink (1964), featured Pink tricking and harassing a foil, white mustached man who is often considered a caricature of Friz Freleng, known as the Little Man, constantly trying a paint the Little Man's blue house pink. "The Pink Phink" won the **1964 Academy Award For Animated Short Film**, and subsequent shorts in the series, usually featuring the Pink Panther opposite the Little Man, were successful releases. The cartoon shorts ran from 1964-1978, with its 124th cartoon "**Supermarket Pink**" debuting on television on February 1, 1980. The last few shorts (**Pink Breakfast-Supermarket Pink**) were released in theaters in 1979.

92 shorts were released theatrically. The first 62 entries appeared on Saturday mornings via **The Pink Panther Show** under the same title starting on **NBC** in 1969. All 32 made-for-television entries were also distributed to theaters after initially airing on The Pink Panther Show under the title **The All New Pink Panther Show** in 1978 on **ABC**, respectively. Every short in the series includes the word "**Pink**" in the title.

In an early series of the Pink Panther animated cartoons, Pink generally remained silent, only speaking in two theatrical shorts, "**Sink Pink (1965)**" (various line) and "**Pink Ice (1965)**" (one line) (throughout the film). **Rich Little** provided Pink's voice in these shorts, modeling it on that of **David Niven** (who had portrayed Clouseau's jewel thief nemesis in the original live-action film). All of the animated Pink Panther shorts utilized the distinctive jazzy theme music composed by **Henry Mancini** for the 1963 feature film, with additional scores composed by **Walter Greene** or **William Lava**.

During the final years of the Pink Panther's theatrical run, **DePatie–Freleng Enterprises** produced a series of three primetime Pink Panther television specials for ABC. The first was 1978's **A Pink Christmas**. It featured Pink in New York being cold and hungry looking for a dinner during the Christmas holiday season. The other two specials premiered on ABC after the shorts officially ended in theaters, 1980's **Olym-Pinks** and 1981's **Pink at First Sight**. In November 2007, the three specials were released on a single disc DVD collection, **The Pink Panther: A Pink Christma*s*** from **MGM Home Entertainment**/**20th Century Fox Home Entertainment**. On December 7, 2011, a new 22-minute holiday special entitled **A Very Pink Christmas**, starring the classic iteration of the panther, aired on **ABC Family**.

**List of The Pink Panther cartoons...**

**1964**

* **The Pink Phink**
* **Pink Pajamas**

**1965**

* **We Give Pink Stamps**
* **Dial "P" For Pink**
* **Sink Pink**
* **Pickled Pink**
* **Pinkfinger**
* **Shocking Pink**
* **Pink Ice**
* **The Pink Tail Fly**
* **Pink Panzer**
* **An Ounce Of Pink**
* **Bully For Pink**

**1966**

* **Pink Punch**
* **Pink Pistons**
* **Vitamin Pink**
* **The Pink Blueprint**
* **Pink, Plunk, Plink**
* **Smile Pretty, Say Pink**
* **Pink-A-Boo**
* **Genie With The Light Pink Fur**
* **Super Pink**
* **Rock-A-Bye Pinky**

**1967**

* **Pinknic**
* **Pink Panic**
* **Pink Posies**
* **Pink Of The Litter**
* **In The Pink**
* **Jet Pink**
* **Pink Paradise**
* **Pinto Pink**
* **Congratulations, It's Pink**
* **Prefabricated Pink**
* **The Hand Is Pinker Than The Eye**
* **Pink Outs**

**1968**

* **Sky Blue Pink**
* **Pinkadilly Circus**
* **Psychedelic Pink**
* **Come On In! The Water's Pink**
* **Put-Put Pink**
* **G.I Pink**
* **Lucky Pink**
* **The Pink Quarterback**
* **Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Pink**
* **Pink Valiant**
* **The Pink Pill**
* **Prehistoric Pink**
* **Pink In The Clink**
* **Little Beaux Pink**
* **Tickled Pink**
* **Pink Sphinx**
* **Pink Is A Many Splintered Thing**
* **The Pink Package Plot**
* **Pinkcome Tax**

**1969**

* **Pink-A-Rella**
* **Pink Pest Control**
* **Think Before You Pink**
* **Slink Pink**
* **In The Pink Of The Night**
* **Pink Of The Cob**
* **Extinct Pink**

**1971**

* **A Fly In The Pink**
* **Pink Blue Plate**
* **Pink Tuba-Dore**
* **Pink Pranks**
* **The Pink Flea**
* **Psst Pink**
* **Gong With The Pink**
* **Pink-In**

**1972**

* **Pink-8-Ball**

**1974**

* **Pink Aye**
* **Trail Of The Lonesome Pink**

**1975**

* **Pink DaVinci**
* **Pink Streaker**
* **Salmon Pink**
* **Forty Pink Winks**
* **Pink Plasma**
* **Pink Elephant**
* **Keep Our Forests Pink**
* **Bobolink Pink**
* **It's Pink, But Is It Mink?**
* **Pink Campaign**
* **The Scarlet Pinkernel**

**1976**

Three cartoon entries were reissued for the The All New Pink Panther Show in 1978 on television.

* **Mystic Pink**
* **The Pink Of Arabee** (**The Pink Of Bagdad**; reissued in 1978)
* **The Pink Pro**
* **Pink Piper**
* **Pinky Doodle** (**Yankee Doodle Pink**: reissued in 1978)
* **Sherlock Pink**
* **Rocky Pink** (**Pet Pink Pebbles**; reissued in 1978)

**1977**

* **Therapeutic Pink**

**1978-1980 (TV)**

The following made-for-television entries were produced for The All New Pink Panther Show in 1978. Initially premiering on television in late 1978, they were all later released theatrically. New music cues were composed by **Steve DePatie**, the son of series producer, **David H. DePatie**.

* **Pink Pictures**
* **Pink Arcade**
* **Pink Lemonade**
* **Pink Trumpet**
* **Sprinkle Me Pink**
* **Dietetic Pink**
* **Pink U.F.O**
* **Pink Lightning**
* **Cat And The Pinkstalk**
* **Pink Daddy**
* **Pink S.W.A.T**
* **Pink And Shovel**
* **Pinkologist**
* **Yankee Doodle Pink (1978 reissue of Pinky Doodle)**
* **Pink Press**
* **Pet Pink Pebbles (1978 reissue of Rocky Pink)**
* **The Pink Of Bagdad (1978 reissue of The Pink Of Arabee)**
* **Pink In The Drink**
* **Pink Bananas**
* **Pink-Tails For Two**
* **Pink Z-Z-Z**
* **Star Pink**
* **Pink Breakfast**
* **Pink Quackers**
* **Toro Pink**
* **String Along In Pink**
* **Pink In The Woods**
* **Pink Pull**
* **Spark Plug Pink**
* **Doctor Pink**
* **Pink Suds**
* **Supermarket Pink**

**Television Specials**

* **Pink Panther: A Pink Christmas (1978)**
* **Pink Panther: Olym-Pinks (1980)**
* **Pink Panther: Pink At First Sight (1981)**
* **Pink Panther: A Very Pink Christmas (2011)**

**Special Shorts**

10 mini-shorts were produced sometime during the 1980s, possibly airing alongside the 1984-1986 series, **Pink Panther And Sons** or seperately.

* **Go Fly A Kite**
* **Pink Feather**
* **Magic Glove**
* **Abracadabra Pink**
* **Pink Gardener**
* **Alarming Pink**
* **Pink Shtick**
* **Pink Panther In The Wild West**
* **House Painter**
* **Long Pink Line**

All 124 cartoons, as well as the television specials and special shorts, are available on the **Official Pink Panther** **YouTube** **Channel**.

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## The Pink Panther Show

**The Pink Panther Show** is a showcase of animated cartoon shorts produced by **David H. DePatie** and **Friz Freleng** between 1969 and 1978, starring the animated Pink Panther character from the opening credits of the live-action films. The series was produced by **Mirisch Films** and **DePatie-Freleng Enterprises (DFE)**, and was broadcast on Saturday mornings on two American television networks from September 6, 1969, to September 2, 1978, on **NBC**; and from September 9, 1978, to August 30, 1980 on **ABC**.

**History**

When The Pink Panther Show first aired in 1969, it consisted of one Inspector cartoon short, in-between by two Pink Panther entries. Due to the number of shorts produced, two episodes featured a one Pink Panther cartoon short in-between by two Inspector entries. The 30-minute show was then connected via bumper sequences featuring **The Pink Panther**, **The Inspector** and **Sergeant Deux-Deux**, with announcer **Marvin Miller** acting as an off-camera narrator talking to the panther. Bumper sequences consisted of newly animated segments as well as recycled footage from existing cartoons "**We Give Pink Stamps**", "**Reel Pink**", "**Pink Outs**" and "**Super Pink**", fitted with new incidental music and voice-over work from Miller. **Pat Harrington Jr**. provided the voices for The Inspector and Deux-Deux in the bumper sequences.

The Pink Panther shorts produced after 1969 (starting with **A Fly in the Pink**) at the time The Pink Panther Show began airing that was produced for both broadcast and theatrical release, typically started appearing on television first, and released to theaters by United Artists. A number of new series were created, including the very popular **The Ant and the Aardvark**, **Tijuana Toads** (a.k.a. **Texas Toads**), **Hoot Kloot***,* **Misterjaw**, **Roland and Rattfink**, T**he Dogfather** and two **Tijuana Toads** spinoffs: **The Blue Racer** and **CrazyLegs Crane**. The New Pink Panther Show and later shows featured newly animated bumper segments involving the **Panther**, **The Ant and the Aardvark**, **Misterjaw**, and the **Texas Toads**.

By this time, due to the violent nature of some of the cartoons, they were re-edited for television by omitting the cartoon violent scenes from their broadcasts, in order to make them more family-friendly.

In 1976, the half-hour series was revamped into a 90-minute format, as **It's The All New Pink Panther Laugh-and-a-Half Hour-and-a-Half Show Introducing Misterjaw**; this version included a live-action segment, where comedian **Lenny Schultz** would read letters and jokes from viewers. This version performed poorly and eventually reverted to the original 30-minute version in 1977 as **Think Pink Panther***.*

After nine years on **NBC**, the Pink Panther moved to **ABC** in 1978 and was retitled **The All New Pink Panther Show and Pink Panther Encore**, where it lasted two seasons before leaving the network realm entirely. The tenth season featured 16 episodes with 32 new Pink Panther cartoons, and 16 cartoons featuring CrazyLegs Crane: no bumpers were produced for **The All New Pink Panther Show**, but the 10 second "Stay tuned..." bumpers explaining an upcoming entry were produced for the first several episodes. The 32 **All New Pink Panther Show** entries were eventually released to theaters by **United Artists**.

**Theme Music**

Henry Mancini composed "The Pink Panther Theme" for the live action films, which would be used extensively in the cartoon series as well. Doug Goodwin composed the show's opening title music while William Lava and Walter Greene composed music scores heard throughout the cartoons, many of which were variations on Mancini's "Pink Panther Theme.

**Laugh Track**

By the time of the show's 1969 debut, fitting cartoon and children's shows with a laugh track was standard practice. In keeping with this standard, **NBC** added a laugh track to all seasons of The Pink Panther Show, marking the first time in history that theatrical films were fitted with a laugh track for television broadcast (Season 2 utilized an inferior laugh track, utilizing isolated laugh clips from Season 1). This was an anomaly, as other theatrical cartoon series that were aired successfully on television (i.e. **Tom and Jerry**, **Woody Woodpecker**, **Looney Tunes**, **Popeye**) did not receive this addition.

The soundtracks were restored to their original theatrical form in 1982 when the **DFE** theatrical package went into syndication. Repackaging over the years has resulted in both theatrical and television versions of the entries being available. The exceptions were **Misterjaw** and **CrazyLegs Crane**, which were produced specifically for television and never re-released theatrically, resulting in laughter-only versions. The **U.S.-based Boomerang** network channel occasionally aired versions with the laugh track intact, though these versions are more commonly found outside of the U.S. The **Spanish-language Boomerang** requires that **MGM** supplies them with laugh track-only versions of all shorts. The Portuguese language **Boomerang**, France-based **Gulli**, and Poland channels **TV 4** and **TV6** also broadcast certain entries utilizing the laugh track versions.

**Incarnations**

Over 10 years on various television networks, The Pink Panther had a variety of names:

* **The Pink Panther Show** (1969-1970, also considered the main title of the series)
* **The New Pink Panther Show** (1971-1974)
* **The Pink Panther And Friends** (1974-1976)
* **It's The All New Pink Panther Laugh-and-a-Half Hour-and-a-Half Show Introducing Misterjaw** (1976-1977)
* **Think Pink Panther** (1977-1978)
* **The All New Pink Panther Show** (1978-1979)
* **Pink Panther Encore** (1979-1980)
* **The Pink Panther Show** (1980, syndicated)

**Syndication**

**United Artists Television** syndicated The Pink Panther Show in 1980, complete with bumpers and laugh-tracked versions of the shorts. By 1982, **MGM** Television began syndicating some individual cartoons to local stations to air them as they saw fit. This format did not contain the series' bumpers nor the laugh track.

The following series were included in **MGM Television**'s syndication package:

* **The Pink Panther**
* **The Inspector**
* **The Ant And The Aardvark**
* **Tijuana Toads/Texas Toads**
* **Misterjaw**

The following series were not included in the **MGM Television** distribution package:

* **Roland And Rattfink**
* **The Blue Racer**
* **Hoot Kloot**
* **The Dogfather**
* **CrazyLegs Crane**

Most television stations aired the later package released in 1982, featuring the cartoon shorts by themselves, isolated from the show's original bumpers sequences. The laugh track was also silenced on all entries except for Misterjaw. Chicago-based WGN-TV was one of the few stations to air the 1980 **The Pink Panther Show** syndication package. Conversely, New York City-based WPIX featured a stripped-down version of the shorts, airing the entries without the laugh track, bumpers, or theatrical opening/closing credits.

**Reruns**

**The Pink Panther Show** (1969–1971) and **The New Pink Panther Show** (1971–1974) has been remastered in its original format. It was previously shown on **BBC Two**, **UK Gold**, **BBC One**, **Boomerang** (2000–2009) and **Cartoon Network** (1993–2002). In the late 2000s, it aired in Canada on **Teletoon Retro** during weekday mornings at 8:00 am. Teletoon Retro showed all 32 episodes of **The Pink Panther Show** with the panther and the Inspector, all 17 episodes of **The New Pink Panther Show** with the panther and the Ant and the Aardvark, and select episodes of the first syndicated Pink Panther Show series (only those episodes with the middle cartoon being an Ant and Aardvark). Teletoon Retro then showed all 16 episodes of **The All New Pink Panther Show**, with the panther and CrazyLegs Crane. The laugh track is muted for most entries.

The episodes shown on **Teletoon Retro** also featured remastered versions, while the wrap-around content was in rougher condition. The Inspector cartoon, **Tour de Farce**, had the wrong title card, that for **Reaux, Reaux, Reaux Your Boat**.

**Cartoon Network** reran **The Pink Panther Show** from 1997 to 1999, and intermittently in 2006, 2009, and 2012. A "**no-frills**" version aired on **Boomerang** five days a week at 5:30 am, 10 am and 2:30 pm;; the Boomerang version included four shorts and no bumpers, in the style of its other theatrical-short compilation shows. Until August 2009, Boomerang only featured shorts from **The Pink Panther**, **The Ant and the Aardvark** and **The Inspector**. The laugh track was present on several entries. Currently, the show remains intact on the **Spanish-language** **Boomerang** TV channel with most entries containing their original laugh track. The Pink Panther show aired on **Boomerang** from 2004 to 2012. In the **Arab World**, it was shown on **SpaceToon** from 2014 to 2017, due to **SpaceToon** airing The Pink Panther and low reception from SpaceToon viewers.

The show also previously aired in its original format on **This TV** on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8:30 am Eastern Time (as part of its **Cookie Jar Toons** programming block) until September 22, 2011. The digital broadcast American network **Light TV** ran the series when the network launched Christmas weekend 2016 until September 29, 2019. Currently, the show aired on **Galavisión** as this show dubbed in Spanish, it aired on Monday thru Fridays at 7:30 am ET/6:30 am CT, 1:00 pm ET/noon CT, 1:30 pm ET/ 12:30 pm CT, and 11:00 pm ET/10:00 pm CT.

**MeTV** currently reruns the show under the name **Pink Panther's Party**, during their Saturday morning block, **Saturday Morning Cartoon*s***, from 7:30 am to 8:00 am ET/ 6:30 to 7:00 am CT following **Popeye And Pals**, which currently airs from 7:00 am to 7:30 am ET/ 6:00 am to 6:30 am CT. The show is collectively called **Popeye and Pink Panther's Party**, combining **Popeye and Pals** and **Pink Panther's Party** into a single show.

**Overall Cast**

* **Rich Little** – Pink Panther
* **Daws Butler** – Pug, Louie
* **John Byner** – Charlie Ant, Blue Aardvark
* **Larry D. Mann** – Blue Racer, Crazylegs Crane
* **Frank Welker** – Crazylegs Crane Jr., Dragonfly
* **Paul Frees** – Narrator, Texan hunter
* **Don Diamond** – Toro
* **Pat Harrington, Jr**. – The Inspector
* **Tom Holland** – Pancho
* **Bob Holt** – Hoot Kloot, Hoot Kloot's Horse, Dogfather
* **Arte Johnson** – Misterjaw
* **Bob Ogle** – Harry Halibut
* **Arnold Stang** – Catfish
* **Lennie Weinrib** – Roland, Rattfink
* **Paul Winchell** – Fearless Freddy
* **Don Messick, Pat Harrington Jr.** – Sergeant Deux-Deux

**Series Overview**

**The Pink Panther Show (1969-1970)**

The first season of **The Pink Panther Show** (1969–1970) consisted of one The Inspector entry sandwiched by two Pink Panther entries. The theme song "**Panther Pink Panther**" is played in the opening and closing credits on the series. The show was "hosted" by The Pink Panther and The Inspector, seen during the opening sequence, which showed a boy driving the Panthermobile from the countryside to Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood. During the journey, images of animals mentioned in the song (rhinoceros, tiger, cats, American "mink) are seen alongside clips of the panther from "**Reel Pink**", "**Come On In! The Water's Pink**" and "**Put-Put, Pink**". Upon arrival, the Pink Panther and the Inspector then disembark from the Panthermobile and enter the famous theatre. In the ending credits, the Inspector climbs back into the Panthermobile, but leaves the Pink Panther behind, who is seen chasing after the car.

The entries utilized for the second season featured complete original theatrical titles. With only two exceptions, the first and third cartoons of each episode were the Pink Panther, and second was the Inspector. In the two exceptions, the first and third cartoons were the Inspector, and the middle one was a Pink Panther short. Unlike Season 1, a full laugh track was not used but rather an abridged version using isolated laughs from Season 1 edited onto the soundtrack by **DFE**. Seasons 1 and 2 were repackaged as a single Season 1 in the 2000's.

**Season 1 (1969-1970)**

1. **The Pink Blueprint** / **Bomb Voyage** / **The Pink Tail Fly**
2. **Pinto Pink** / **Le Pig-Al Patrol** / **In The Pink**
3. **Jet Pink** / **The Pique Poquette Of Paris** / **Tickled Pink**
4. **The Pink Pill** / **Plastered In Paris** / **Pink Pistons**
5. **Rock-a-Bye, Pink** / **Toulouse La Trick** / **Sink Pink**
6. **Prehistoric Pink** / **Reaux, Reaux, Reaux Your Boat** / **Come On In! The Water's Pink**
7. **Pink Pest Control** / **Tour De Farce** / **Pink-a-Boo**
8. **Pink Panic** / **Transylvania Mania** / **An Ounce Of Pink**
9. **Prefabricated Pink** / **Le Bowser Bagger** / **Sky Blue Pink**
10. **Dial "P" For Pink** / **Napoleon Blown-Aparte** / **Bully For Pink**
11. **Pink Sphinx** / **Cock-A-Doodle Deux-Deux** / **The Pink Phink**
12. **Pink Of The Litter** / **The Great DeGualle Stone Operation** / **Shocking Pink**
13. **Pink Valiant** / **Le Quiet Squad** / **The Hand Is Pinker Than The Eye**
14. **Reel Pink** / **Les Miserobots** / **Smile Pretty, Say Pink**
15. **Put-Put, Pink** / **French Freud** / **Pink Is A Many-Splintered Thing**
16. **Extinct Pink** / **Le Great Dane Robbery** / **The Pink Quarterback**
17. **Genie With The Light Pink Fur** / **Cherche Le Phantom** / **Pinknic**

**Season 2 (1970-1971)**

1. **G.I. Pink** / **Carte Blanched** / **Pinkadilly Circus**
2. **Lucky Pink** / **The Shooting Of Caribou Lou** / **Pink In The Clink**
3. **Little Beaux Pink** / **Bear De Guerre** / **The Pink Package Plot**
4. **Pierre And Cottage Cheese** / **Pinkcome Tax** / **Cirrhosis Of The Louvre**
5. **Pink Pajamas** / **Sicque! Sicque! Sicque!** / **Pink Ice**
6. **Pickled Pink** / **Ape Suzette** / **Pinkfinger**
7. **Pink Punch** / **Unsafe And Seine** / **Vitamin Pink**
8. **Pink, Plunk, Plink** / **That's No Lady-That's Notre Dame!** / **Pink Outs**
9. **Pink Paradise** / **Sacre Bleu Cross** / **Congratulations, It's Pink**
10. **Psychedelic Pink** / **Le Escape Goat** / **Pink Posies**
11. **Super Pink** / **Canadian Can-Can** / **Pink-a-Rella**
12. **In The Pink Of The Night** / **London Derriere** **/ Think Before You Pink**
13. **Pink Panzer** / **La Feet's Defeat** **/ Pink On The Cob**
14. **Le Ball And Chain Gang** / **We Give Pink Stamps** / **Crow De Guerre**
15. **Carte Blanched** / **Sky Blue Pink** / **Extinct Pink**
16. **Napoleon Blown-Aparte** / **Pinknic** / **The Pink Package Plot**

**The New Pink Panther Show (1971–1974)**

**The New Pink Panther Show** (1971–1974) featured a new opening and closing sequence and theme song, pitting the attention-seeking Aardvark against the panther. The show's new title song, "**Pantherly Pride**", was written by **Doug Goodwin** and played over the opening sequence.

This incarnation aired **The Ant and the Aardvark** during the 1971–1972 season. Later seasons swapped The Ant and the Aardvark with the theatrical series' **Roland and Rattfink**, **Hoot Kloot** or **The Blue Racer**, as well as reruns of The Inspector. Only eight new Pink Panther cartoons were produced over this three-year period.

1. **In The Pink Of The Night** / **Technology, Phooey** / **Super Pink**
2. **Think Before You Pink** / **Ants In The Pantry** / **Pink-a-Rella**
3. **Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Pink** / **Isle Of Caprice** / **Pink Punch**
4. **Pink On The Cob** / **Rough Brunch** / **Congratulations, It's Pink**
5. **Pink Outs** / **Scratch A Tiger** / **Pink, Plunk, Plink**
6. **Extinct Pink** / **Science Friction** / **Pink Paradise**
7. **A Fly In The Pink** / **The Ant From Uncle** / **Pinkfinger**
8. **Pink Blue Plate** / **The Froze Nose Knows** / **Little Beaux Pink**
9. **Pink Tuba-Dore** / **Dune Bug** / **Sink Pink**
10. **Pink-In** / **Don't Hustle Ant Ant With Muscle** / **The Pink Tail Fly**
11. **Psst Pink** / **Never Bug An Ant** **/ The Pink Blueprint**
12. **Psychedelic Pink** / **The Ant And The Aardvark** / **Gong With The Pink**
13. **Pink Pranks** / **Hasty But Tasty** / **In The Pink**
14. **The Pink Flea** / **I've Got Ants In My Pants** / **Pinto Pink**
15. **Slink Pink** / **Odd Ant Out** / **Tickled Pink**
16. **Pinkadilly Circus** / **From Bed To Worse** / **Pinkcome Tax**
17. **We Give Pink Stamps** / **Mumbo Jumbo** / **Lucky Pink**

**The Pink Panther And Friends (1974-1976)**

**The Pink Panther and Friends (1974–1976)** followed the same format as The New Pink Panther Show. The first Pink Panther entry was a new episode, while the second was a repeat of an old entry. Bumpers featuring The Inspector and The Ant and the Aardvark connected the three entries. New series **The Dogfather** (originally produced for theatrical release) was also added to broadcasts, in addition to **The Blue Racer** or **Hoot Kloot**.

1. **Salmon Pink** / **The Ant And The Aardvark** / **The Pink Phink**
2. **Pink Streaker** / **Never Bug An Ant** / **Reel Pink**
3. **Pink Plasma** / **The Ant From Uncle** / **The Pink Tail Fly**
4. **Pink Campaign** / **Technology, Phooey** / **Smile Pretty, Say Pink**
5. **Pink Piper** / **Hasty But Tasty** / **The Pink Blueprint**
6. **Bobolink Pink** / **Isle Of Caprice** / **Pink-a-Boo**
7. **Trail Of The Lonesome Pink** / **Dune Bug** **/ Pink, Plunk, Plink**
8. **Pink Aye** / **Ants In The Pantry** / **Genie With The Light Pink Fur**
9. **Keep Our Forests Pink** / **Science Friction** / **Super Pink**
10. **Pink DaVinci** / **Odd Ant Out** / **Prefabricated Pink**
11. **Forty Pink Winks** / **Rough Brunch** / **Pink Outs**
12. **Sherlock Pink** / **I've Got Ants In My Pants** / **Pinkadilly Circus**
13. **Therapeutic Pink** / **Don't Hustle An Ant With Muscle** / **Come On In! The Water's Pink**
14. **Pink Elephant** / **Scratch A Tiger** / **Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Pink**
15. **It's Pink, But Is It Mink?** / **The Froze Nose Knows** / **Pink Pest Control**
16. **The Scarlet Pinkernel** / **Mumbo Jumbo** / **Slink Pink**
17. **Mystic Pink** / **From Bed To Worse** / **In The Pink Of The Night**

**The Pink Panther Laugh-and-a-Half Hour-and-a-Half Show (1976–1977)**

**The Pink Panther Laugh-and-a-Half Hour-and-a-Half Show** was an attempt by DFE to revamp the traditional format of three entries airing in a 30-minute format. The show was expanded to 90 minutes, and included a live-action segment featuring comedian Lenny Schultz reading letters and jokes from viewers. The show also featured two new made-for-television series, a first for the franchise: the **Texas Toads** (a redubbed version of the theatrical Tijuana Toads series), and **Misterjaw**. New bumper sequences featuring both the Texas Toads and Misterjaw were created for the series. These new entries were aired in combination with repeats of The Pink Panther, The Inspector and The Ant and the Aardvark.

The Pink Panther Laugh-and-a-Half Hour-and-a-Half Show did not do well in the ratings, and lasted only one season.

**Think Pink Panther (1977–1978)**

The final series broadcast on NBC, **Think Pink Panther** reverted to the traditional 30-minute format and consisted of repeats. No new cartoons were created for this show. The layout of the closing credits was based on The New Pink Panther Show*.*

**The All New Pink Panther Show (1978)**

**The All New Pink Panther Show** **(1978)** was a new version of the series commenced after NBC's broadcast of the series ended its nine-year run. For its tenth season, ABC picked up the series and requested 32 new made-for-television Pink Panther shorts, along with 16 entries for the new **CrazyLegs Crane** segment. A disco-flavored rendition of Henry Mancini's "Pink Panther Theme" was used for the opening and closing credits, with the closing credits featuring the Pink Panther disco-dancing. The "Stay Tuned" bumpers were produced for seven episodes as well.

1. **Pink Bananas** / **Crane Brained** / **Pink-Tails For Two**
2. **Pink Arcade** / **Life With Feather** / **Pink S.W.A.T**
3. **Pink Suds** / **King Of The Swamp** / **Pink Pull**
4. **Toro Pink** / **Winter Blunderland** / **Pink In The Woods**
5. **Spark Plug Pink** / **Sonic Broom** / **Pink Breakfast**
6. **Pink Lightning** / **Storky And Hatch** / **Pink In The Drink**
7. **Doctor Pink** / **Bug Off** / **Pink Pictures**
8. **Supermarket Pink** / **Animal Crackups** / **String Along In Pink**
9. **Pink Lemonade** / **Fly-By-Knight** / **Pink Trumpet**
10. **Dietetic Pink** / **Sneaker Snack** / **Sprinkle Me Pink**
11. **Pink Daddy** / **Barnacle Bird** / **Cat In The Pinkstalk**
12. **Pink Quackers** / **Jet Feathers** / **Pink And Shovel**
13. **Yankee Doodle Pink** / **Beach Bummer** / **Pinkologist**
14. **Pet Pink Pebbles** / **Nest Quest** / **The Pink Of Bagdad**
15. **Pink Press** / **Flower Power** / **Pink U.F.O**
16. **Pink Z-Z-Z** / **Trail Of The Lonesome Mine** / **Star Pink**

**Pink Panther Encore (1979–1980)**

For its 11th and final season, DFE repackaged pre-1978 entries for a total of 52 episodes. No new cartoons were created for this show.

**The Pink Panther Show (1980, syndicated)**

MGM/UA Television syndicated a weekday 30-minute Pink Panther show in 1980, complete with bumpers and laugh-tracked versions of the shorts. A new opening sequence preceding the show featured Henry Mancini's "Pink Panther Theme" played under a segment from "Pink Outs" featuring the Pink Panther folding the backdrop into a square to be eaten. The closer featured the last few seconds of the theme played under a scene from "Reel Pink" featuring the panther water skiing.

**MGM/UA** created two versions of the syndication package. The first consisted of The **Pink Panther**, **The Inspector**, **The Ant and the Aardvark** and Texas Toads entries sourced from film elements utilized during the program's original network run.

The second version consisted of The Pink Panther, The Ant and the Aardvark and Misterjaw entries sourced from new prints of the original film negatives and transferred to videotape, resulting in sharper images. As The Pink Panther and The Ant and the Aardvark entries were sourced using theatrical prints (sans laugh track), a new, less invasive laugh track being employed on sitcoms at the time was added to the soundtrack for consistency to match the made-for-television Misterjaw entries and bumper sequences that retained their respective laugh-tracked soundtracks.

The second version also incorporated several of the made-for-television Pink Panther entries from **The All New Pink Panther Show**. Pre-1978 Pink Panther and The Ant and the Aardvark entries featured shorter opening titles with introduction music from either **The New Pink Panther Show (1971–1974)** or **The All New Pink Panther Show (1978–1979)**. Closing credits featuring the Pink Panther disco dancing from **The All New Pink Panther Show** closed out the episodes.

**Version 1**

1. **Pink Plasma** / **Sicque! Sicque! Sicque!** / **Pink Pest Control**
2. **Pink-a-Rella** / **Don't Hustle An Ant With Muscle** / **A Fly In The Pink**
3. **Rock-a-Bye, Pinky** / **Cirrhosis Of The Louvre** / **Pinto Pink**
4. **Tickled Pink** / **I've Got Ants In My Pants** / **Pink Outs**
5. **Pink Streaker** / **Le Pig-Al Patrol** / **Psychedelic Pink**
6. **The Hand Is Pinker Than The Eye** / **Reaux, Reaux, Reaux Your Boat** / **Pink-In**
7. **Pink Aye** / **The Pique Poquette Of Paris** / **Come On In! The Water's Pink**
8. **Pink Pranks** / **Scratch A Tiger** / **The Pink Quarterback**
9. **Trail Of The Lonesome Pink** / **Ape Suzette** / **Gong With The Pink**
10. **Lucky Pink** / **Technology, Phooey** / **In The Pink Of The Night**
11. **The Pink Phink** / **Never Bug An Ant** / **Pink DaVinci**
12. **Prefabricated Pink** / **Cock-a-Doodle Deux-Deux** / **Psst Pink**

**Version 2**

1. **Pinkcome Tax** / **Little Red Riding Halibut** / **Pink Blue Plate**
2. **Pink Paradise** / **Dune Bug** / **Pink Of The Litter**
3. **Pink On The Cob** / **The $6.95 Bionic Shark** / **The Pink Pro**
4. **Rocky Pink** / **Moulin Rogues** / **Pink U.F.O**
5. **Genie With The Light Pink Fur** / **Shopping Spree** / **Pink S.W.A.T**
6. **We Give Pink Stamps** / **Showbiz Shark** / **Pink Panic**
7. **Sherlock Pink** / **To Catch A Halibut** / **Pink, Plunk, Plink**
8. **Pink Campaign** / **The Codfather** / **Pinkadilly Circus**
9. **Pinknic** / **The Ant From Uncle** / **Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Pink**

**Spanish-Language Versions**

Other versions of The Pink Panther Show have been seen and aired only in Spanish.

1. **Pinky Doodle** / **Apache On The County Seat** / **Pink Pajamas**
2. **Pink 8 Ball** / **Pay Your Buffalo Bill** / **The Pink Pro**
3. **Bobolink Pink** / **The Badge And The Beautiful** / **Dial "P" For Pink**
4. **Salmon Pink** / **Ten Miles To The Gallop** / **Pink Streaker**
5. **Rocky Pink** / **As The Tumbleweed Turns** / **Pickled Pink**
6. **Mystic Pink** / **By Hoot Or By Crook** / **Pink Panzer**
7. **Trail Of The Lonesome Pink** / **Strange On The Range** / **Pink Aye**
8. **The Scarlet Pinkernel** / **A Self-Winding Sidewinde** / **Vitamin Pink**
9. **The Pink Of Arabee** / **Stirrups And Hiccups** / **Rock-a-Bye, Pinky**
10. **Pink Campaign** / **Phony Express** / T**he Hand Is Pinker Than The Eye**
11. **Sherlock Pink** / **Kloot's Kounty (pilot)** / **G.I Pink**
12. **Pink Piper** / **Giddy Up Woe** / **Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Pink**
13. **Pink DaVinci** / **The Shoe Must Go On** / **Forty Pink Winks**
14. **Therapeutic Pink** / **Mesa Trouble** / **Pink In The Clink**
15. **Pink Elephant** / **Big Beef At The O.K. Corral** / **Pink Sphinx**
16. **Pink Plasma** / **Gold Struck** / **Pink Pest Control**
17. **It's Pink, But Is It Mink?** / **Saddle Soap Opera** / **Extinct Pink**

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## Audio Records

From 1981-1982, the children's record company, **KidStuff Records**, released five novelty Pink Panther song albums and three audio book records. A few of the records featured the **Pink Panther**, **Inspector Clouseau** and **Sergeant Deux-Deux** all together (**Pink Panther Party Time**, **A Pink Panther Christmas**, **Pink Panther Rock & Roll**), while the rest just had The Pink Panther, The Inspector or both. Pink remained silent while the Inspector, Sergeant Deux-Deux and other various characters talked. What's notable is that both the Inspector and Deux-Deux's voices sounded likely different in contrast to the cartoons and television bumpers.

**Novelty Song Albums**

* **Pink Panther Party Time (1981)**
* **A Pink Panther Christmas (1981)**
* **Pink Panther Punk (1981)**
* **Pink Panther Rock And Roll (1981)**
* **Pink Panther Country Album (1982)**

**Read-A-Long Book And Record**

* **The Pink Panther: Jungle Safari (1981)**
* **The Pink Panther: Numbers Caper (1981)**
* **The Pink Panther: Fun Book (1981)**

Pink Panther Party Time - 1981 Vinyl LP Record - KidStuff RecordsPink Panther Party Time - 1981 Vinyl LP Record (Back Cover) - KidStuff RecordsA Pink Panther Christmas - 1981 Vinyl LP Record - KidStuff RecordsA Pink Panther Christmas - 1981 Vinyl LP Record (Back Cover) - KidStuff RecordsPink Panther Punk - 1981 Vinyl LP Record - KidStuff RecordsPink Panther Rock And Roll - 1981 Vinyl LP Record - KidStuff RecordsPink Panther Rock And Roll - 1981 Vinyl LP Record (Back Cover) - KidStuff RecordsPink Panther Country Album - 1982 Vinyl LP Record (Phono Picture Disc) - KidStuff RecordsPink Panther Country Album - 1982 Vinyl LP Record - Phono Picture Disc (Back Cover) - KidStuff RecordsThe Pink Panther: Jungle Safari - 1981 Vinyl Read-A-Long Book And Record - KidStuff RecordsThe Pink Panther: Numbers Caper - 1981 Vinyl Read-A-Long Book And Record - KidStuff RecordsThe Pink Panther: Fun Book - 1982 Vinyl Read-A-Long Book And Record - KidStuff Records**Spanish/La Pantera Rosa Records**

A Cantar Con La Pantera Rosa (Pink Panther RCA Album; Sing With The Pink Panther) (1975)Los Elegidos De La Pantera Rosa (Pink Panther Spanish Album; The Pink Panther's Chosen) (1976)

## Home Media

VHS and DVD releases of the Pink Panther...

* **The Pink Panther Cartoon Festival Featuring: Pink-a-Boo - VHS**
* **The Pink Panther Cartoon Festival Featuring: Tickled Pink - VHS**
* **The Pink Panther Cartoon Festival Featuring: Pink At First Sight - VHS**
* **The Pink Panther Cartoon Festival Featuring: A Fly In The Pink - VHS**
* **The Pink Panther Cartoon Festival Featuring: Pink Panther Follies - VHS**
* **The Pink Panther Cartoon Collection: Jet Pink - VHS**
* **The Pink Panther Cartoon Collection: Pink-a-Rella - VHS**
* **The Pink Panther Cartoon Collection: Prehistoric Pink - VHS**
* **The Pink Panther Cartoon Collection: Pink Elephant - VHS**
* **The Pink Panther Cartoon Collection: Pink Bananas - VHS**
* **The Pink Panther's Zaniest Adventures - VHS**
* **The Pink Panther's Laugh Festival - VHS**
* **The Pink Panther's Comic Capers - VHS**
* **The Pink Panther On Parade - VHS**
* **The Pink Panther's Greatest Hits - VHS**
* **The Pink Panther: A Pink Christmas - VHS & DVD**
* **The Pink Panther Classic Cartoon Collection: Pranks In The Pink: Vol. 1 - DVD**
* **The Pink Panther Classic Cartoon Collection: Adventures In The Pink: Vol. 2 - DVD**
* **The Pink Panther Classic Cartoon Collection: Frolics In The Pink: Vol. 3 - DVD**
* **The Pink Panther Classic Cartoon Collection: Swinging In The Pink: Vol. 4 - DVD**
* **The Pink Panther Cartoon Collection: Vol. 1: 1964-1966 - Blu-Ray DVD**
* **The Pink Panther Cartoon Collection: Vol. 2: 1966-1968 - Blu-Ray DVD**
* **The Pink Panther Cartoon Collection: Vol. 3: 1968-1969 - Blu-Ray DVD**
* **The Pink Panther Cartoon Collection: Vol. 4: 1971-1975 - Blu-Ray DVD**
* **The Pink Panther Cartoon Collection: Vol. 5: 1976-1978 - Blu-Ray DVD**
* **The Pink Panther Cartoon Collection: Vol. 6: 1978-1980 - Blu-Ray DVD**
* **The Pink Panther Classic Cartoon Collection: 5-Disc Set - DVD**

**UK releases...**

* **The Pink Panther Cartoon Festival: Shocking Pink - VHS**
* **The Pink Panther Cartoon Festival: Pink On The Cob - VHS**
* **The Pink Panther Cartoon Festival: Pink-Tails For Two - VHS**
* **The Pink Panther Cartoon Festival: Pink Paradise - VHS**
* **The Pink Panther: Pink Suds - VHS**
* **The Pink Panther: Yankee Doodle Pink - VHS**
* **The Pink Panther: Vol. 1 - VHS**
* **The Pink Panther 124 Cartoon Collection: 4-Disc Set - DVD**
* **The Pink Panther: Vol. 2 - DVD**
* **The Pink Panther: Vol. 3 - DVD**

**Spanish releases...**

* **La Pantera Rosa: Vol. 1 - DVD**
* **La Pantera Rosa: Vol. 2 - DVD**
* **La Pantera Rosa: Vol. 3 - DVD**
* **La Pantera Rosa: Complete Series - DVD**
* **La Pantera Rosa: 12-Episodio DVD (12 Episodes)**

The Pink Panther Cartoon Festival Featuring: Pink-a-Boo: VHS (1985)The Pink Panther Cartoon Festival Featuring: Tickled Pink: VHS (1991)The Pink Panther Cartoon Festival Featuring: Pink At First Sight: VHS (1985)The Pink Panther Cartoon Festival Featuring: A Fly In The Pink: VHS (1986)The Pink Panther Cartoon Festival Featuring: Pink-a-Boo: VHS (1993)The Pink Panther Cartoon Festival Featuring: Pink Panther Follies: VHS (1993)The Pink Panther Cartoon Collection: Jet Pink: VHS (1997)The Pink Panther Cartoon Collection: Pink-a-Rella: VHS (1997)The Pink Panther Cartoon Collection: Prehistoric Pink: VHS (1997)The Pink Panther Cartoon Collection: Pink Elephant: VHS (1997)The Pink Panther Cartoon Collection: Pink Bananas: VHS (1997)The Pink Panther's Zaniest Adventures: VHS (1993)The Pink Panther's Laugh Festival: VHS (1993)The Pink Panther's Comic Capers: VHS (1994)The Pink Panther On Parade: VHS (1993)The Pink Panther's Greatest Hits: VHS (1993)The Pink Panther: A Pink Christmas: VHS (1989)The Pink Panther Cartoon Festival: Pink At First Sight: VHS (1993)MGM Cartoon Capers: The Pink Panther: A Fly In The Pink: UK VHSThe Pink Panther: Pink Paradise: UK VHS (1989)The Pink Panther: Pink Suds: UK VHS (1989)The Pink Panther: Pink On The Cob: UK VHSThe Pink Panther: Pink-Tails For Two: UK VHSMGM Cartoon Capers: The Pink Panther: Shocking Pink: UK VHS (1988)The Pink Panther: Yankee Doodle Pink: UK VHSThe Pink Panther Cartoon Festival Featuring: Shocking Pink: UK VHS (1989; 2nd cover)The Pink Panther: Vol. 1: UK VHSThe Pink Panther: Vol. 2: UK VHSThe Pink Panther: Vol. 3: UK VHSThe Pink Panther Classic Cartoon Collection: Vol. 1: Pranks In The Pink: DVD (2006)The Pink Panther Classic Cartoon Collection: Vol. 2: Adventures In The Pink: DVD (2006)The Pink Panther Classic Cartoon Collection: Vol. 3: Frolics In The Pink: DVD (2006)The Pink Panther Classic Cartoon Collection: Vol. 4: Swingin' In The Pink: DVD (2006)The Pink Panther Classic Cartoon Collection: 4-Disc Set: DVD (2006)The Pink Panther: A Pink Christmas: DVD (2007)The Pink Panther Classic Cartoon Collection: 9-Disc Set Pack: DVD (2009)The Pink Panther Cartoon Collection: Vol. 1: 1964-1966: Blu-Ray DVD (2018)The Pink Panther Cartoon Collection: Vol. 2: 1966-1968: Blu-Ray DVD (2018)The Pink Panther Cartoon Collection: Vol. 3: 1968-1969: Blu-Ray DVD (2018)The Pink Panther Cartoon Collection: Vol. 4: 1971-1975: Blu-Ray DVD (2019)The Pink Panther Cartoon Collection: Vol. 5: 1976-1978: Blu-Ray DVD (2019)The Pink Panther Cartoon Collection: Vol. 6: 1978-1980: Blu-Ray DVD (2019)The Pink Panther Cartoon Collection: Blu-Ray DVD Box Set Cover: DVDThe Pink Panther Cartoon Collection: UK DVD (2004)The Pink Panther 124 Cartoon Collection: 4-Disc Set: UK DVD (2014)La Pantera Rosa: Vol. 1: 27 Episodio En Espanol (Episodes): DVDLa Pantera Rosa: Vol. 2: 23 Episodio En Espanol (Episodes): DVDLa Pantera Rosa: Vol. 3: 28 Episodio (Episodes): DVDLa Pantera Rosa: Vol. 4: 24 Episodio (Episode): DVDLa Pantera Rosa Cartoon Collection: Vol. 5: DVDLa Pantera Rosa Classic Cartoon Collection: 4-Disc Set: DVD (Espanol)La Pantera Rosa Completa Classic Cartoon Collection: 7-Disc Set: DVDLa Pantera Rosa: 12 Episodio Le Major Selection (Episode): DVD

## Comics

In 1971, **Gold Key Comics** began publishing a Pink Panther comic book, with art by **Warren Tufts**. The Pink Panther and the Inspector lasted 87 issues, ending only when Gold Key ceased operations in 1984. The spin-off series The Inspector (also from Gold Key) lasted 19 issues, from 1974 to 1978.

A set of international comics has been released and reprinted in several languages by different comic companies (Mexico, Germany, Spain, Argentina, Canada, Brazil, France, Norway, Italy, UK). With most of the foreign Pink Panther comics having the same cover reprints as the **Gold Key** covers, half of the international comics have alternate and different covers with new stories.

**Harvey Comics** has released nine Pink Panther comics of the same year in 1993, including a Pink Panther Super Special comic release. The comics have reprinted comic strips from the Gold Key releases.

**American Mythology** has published new and old Pink Panther comic stories starting in 2016-2019.

**Gold Key/Western Comics**

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La Pantera Rosa Y El Inspector - Issue 141 (1985) Editorial Novaro (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa Y El Inspector - Issue 2-27 (1970) Editorial Novaro (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa Y El Inspector - Issue 3-17 (1980) Editorial Novaro (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa Y El Inspector - Issue 3-34 (1980) Editorial Novaro (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa Y El Inspector - Issue 3-47 (1981) Editorial Novaro (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa Y El Inspector - Issue 131 (1984) Editorial Novaro (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa: Domingos Alegres - Issue 1090La Pantera Rosa: Domingos Alegres - Issue 1202 (1977)La Pantera Rosa: Domingos Alegres - Issue 1246 (1978)La Pantera Rosa: Domingos Alegres - Issue 1258La Pantera Rosa: Domingos Alegres - Issue 1266 (1978)La Pantera Rosa: Domingos Alegres - Issue 1282La Pantera Rosa: Domingos Alegres - Issue 1298La Pantera Rosa: Domingos Alegres - Issue 10La Pantera Rosa: Domingos Alegres - Issue 20La Pantera Rosa: Domingos Alegres - Unknown Issue (1)La Pantera Rosa: Domingos Alegres - Unknown Issue (2)La Pantera Rosa: Domingos Alegres - Unknown Issue (3)La Pantera Rosa: Domingos Alegres - Unknown Issue (4)La Pantera Rosa: Domingos Alegres - Unknown Issue (5)La Pantera Rosa: Domingos Alegres - Unknown Issue (6)La Pantera Rosa: Domingos Alegres - Unknown Issue (7)La Pantera Rosa: Domingos Alegres - Unknown Issue (8)La Pantera Rosa: Domingos Alegres - Unknown Issue (9)La Pantera Rosa Y El Inspector - Unknown Issue: Editorial Novaro (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa y El Inspector - Unknown Issue: Editorial Novaro (Mexico) (1)La Pantera Rosa Y El Inspector - Unknown Issue: Editorial Novaro (Mexico) (2)La Pantera Rosa: Domingos Alegres - Unknown Issue (10)**Sagédition (France) La Panthere Rose**

La Panthere Rose: Zizanies & Co. #2 (1984)La Panthere Rose: New York, Manhattan - Collection B.D Story (1975)**Paulchen (Germany) Der Rosarote Panther**

Der Rosarote Panther - Issue Nr. 1 (Germany) PaulchenDer Rosarote Panther - Issue Nr. 1 (Germany; 2nd version) PaulchenDer Rosarote Panther - Issue Nr. 2 (Germany) PaulchenDer Rosarote Panther - Issue 2 (Germany; 2nd cover)Der Rosarote Panther - Issue Nr. 3 (Germany) PaulchenDer Rosarote Panther - Issue Nr. 3 (Germany: 2nd version) Paulchen)Der Rosarote Panther - Issue Nr. 3 (Germany; 3rd version) PaulchenDer Rosarote Panther - Issue Nr. 4 (Germany)Der Rosarote Panther - Issue Nr. 4 (Germany; 2nd version) PaulchenDer Rosarote Panther - Issue Nr. 4 (Germany; 3rd version) PaulchenDer Rosarote Panther - Issue Nr. 5 (Germany) PaulchenDer Rosarote Panther - Issue 4 (Germany; 4th cover)Der Rosarote Panther - Issue Nr. 5 (Germany; 2nd version) PaulchenDer Rosarote Panther - Issue Nr. 5 (Germany; 3rd version) PaulchenDer Rosarote Panther - Issue 5 (Germany; 4th cover)Der Rosarote Panther - Issue Nr. 6 (Germany)Der Rosarote Panther - Issue Nr. 7 (Germany)Der Rosarote Panther - Issue Nr. 8 (Germany) PaulchenDer Rosarote Panther - Issue Nr. 8 (Germany)Der Rosarote Panther - Issue Nr. 11 (Germany) PaulchenDer Rosarote Panther - Issue Nr. 14 (Germany) PaulchenDer Rosarote Panther - Issue 9 (Germany)Der Rosarote Panther - Issue Nr. 15 (Germany) PaulchenDer Rosarote Panther - Issue Nr. 13 (Germany) PaulchenDer Rosarote Panther - Issue Nr. 18 (Germany) PaulchenDer Rosarote Panther - Issue Nr. 19 (Germany) PaulchenDer Rosarote Panther - Issue Nr. 26 (Germany) PaulchenDer Rosarote Panther - Issue Nr. 36 (Germany) PaulchenDer Rosarote Panther - Issue Nr. 39 (Germany) PaulchenDer Rosarote Panther - Issue Nr. 44 (Germany) PaulchenDer Rosarote Panther - Issue Nr. 48 (Germany) PaulchenDer Rosarote Panther - Issue Nr. 49 (Germany) PaulchenDer Rosarote Panther - Issue Nr. 59 (Germany) PaulchenDer Rosarote Panther - Issue Nr. 70 (Germany)Der Rosarote Panther - Issue Nr. 63 (Germany)Der Rosarote Panther - Issue Nr. 71 (Germany)Der Rosarote Panther - Issue Nr. 96 (Germany)Der Rosarote Panther - Issue 61 (Germany)**Abril (Brazil) A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa/ O Inspector**

A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 2 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 4 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 5 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 6 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 7 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 8 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 9 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 11 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 12 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 13 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 14 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 15 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 16 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 18 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 19 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 20 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 21 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 22 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 23 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 26 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 27 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 29 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 30 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 31 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 32 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 33 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 34 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 35 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 37 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 38 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 40 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 41 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 42 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 44 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 45 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 46 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 47 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 48 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 49 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 50 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 52 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 53 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 54 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 55 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 56 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 57 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 58 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 59 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 60 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 61 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 62 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 64 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 65 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 66 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 67 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 69 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 70 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 71 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 72 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 73 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 74 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 75 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 76 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 77 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 78 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 80 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 81 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 82 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 83 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 84 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 85 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 86 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 87 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 88 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 89 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 90 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 91 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 92 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Issue 93 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa E Do Inspector - Issue 2 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa E Do Inspector - Issue 3 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa E Do Inspector - Issue 4 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa E Do Inspector - Issue 5 (Brazil)O Inspector - Issue 1 (Brazil)O Inspector - Issue 2 (Brazil)O Inspector - Issue 3 (Brazil)O Inspector - Issue 4 (Brazil)A Pantera Cor-De-Rosa - Especial Issue (Brazil)**Semic (Norway) Pink Panter & Inspektoren**

Pink Panter - Issue 7 (1984) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 5 (1984) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 3 (1984) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 2 (1984) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 1 (1984) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 17 (1983) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 16 (1983) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 14 (1983) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 13 (1983) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 12 (1983) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 11 (1983) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 10 (1983) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 9 (1983) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 6 (1983) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 2 (1983) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 4 (1981) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 11 (1987) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 10 (1987) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 9 (1987) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 8 (1987) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 7 (1987) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 6 (1987) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 5 (1987) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 4 (1987) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 3 (1987) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 2 (1987) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 1 (1987) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 12 (1986) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 11 (1986) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 10 (1986) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 9 (1986) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 8 (1986) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 7 (1986) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 6 (1986) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 5 (1986) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 4 (1986) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 3 (1986) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 2 (1986) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 1 (1986) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 12 (1985) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 11 (1985) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 10 (1985) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 9 (1985) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 8 (1985) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 7 (1985) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 6 (1985) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 4 (1985) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 2 (1985) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 1 (1985) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 17 (1984) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 16 (1984) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 15 (1984) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 13 (1984) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 12 (1984) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 10 (1984) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 9 (1984) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 2 (1993) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 6 (1992) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 4 (1991) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 3 (1991) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 1 (1991) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 8 (1990) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 7 (1990) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 6 (1990) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 5 (1990) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 4 (1990) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 3 (1990) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 2 (1990) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 1 (1990) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 8 (1989) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 7 (1989) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 6 (1989) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 4 (1989) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 3 (1989) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 2 (1989) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 1 (1989) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 12 (1988) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 11 (1988) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 10 (1988) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 9 (1988) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 8 (1988) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 7 (1988) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 6 (1988) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 5 (1988) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 4 (1988) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 3 (1988) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 2 (1988) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 1 (1988) (Norway)Pink Panter - Issue 12 (1987) (Norway)**Hitpress (Spain)**

La Pantera Rosa - Comic Album 3 (1980) (Spain)**Editorial Vid (Mexico)**

La Pantera Rosa - Issue 1 - Editorial Vid (Mexico) (1987)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 6 - Editorial Vid (Mexico) (1987)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 15 - Editorial Vid (Mexico) (1987)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 23 - Editorial Vid (Mexico) (1988)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 28 - Editorial Vid (Mexico) (1988)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 33 - Editorial Vid (Mexico) (1988)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 35 - Editorial Vid (Mexico) (1988)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 51 - Editorial Vid (Mexico) (1988)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 53 - Editorial Vid (Mexico) (1988)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 61 - Editorial Vid (Mexico) (1988)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 81 - Editorial Vid (Mexico) (1989)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 96 - Editorial Vid (Mexico) (1990)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 105 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 116 - Editorial Vid (Mexico) (1990)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 145 - Editorial Vid (Mexico) (1991)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 146 - Editorial Vid (Mexico) (1991)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 166 - Editorial Vid (Mexico) (1991)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 172 - Editorial Vid (Mexico) (1991)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 217 - Editorial Vid (Mexico) (1993)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 219 - Editorial Vid (Mexico) (1993)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 233 - Editorial Vid (Mexico) (1993)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 240 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 285 - Editorial Vid (Mexico) (1996)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 300 - Editorial Vid (Mexico) (1997)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 317 - Editorial Vid (Mexico) (1998)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 324 - Editorial Vid (Mexico) (1998)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 362 - Editorial Vid (Mexico) (2001)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 398 - Editorial Vid (Mexico) (2003)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 36 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 79 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 49 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 97 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 108 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 114 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 118 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 19 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 115 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 174 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 63 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 3 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 5 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 13 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 14 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 18 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 21 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 25 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 26 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 29 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 30 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 34 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 35 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 46 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 47 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 54 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 56 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 57 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 58 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 59 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 72 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 74 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 80 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 90 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 98 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 99 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 100 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 107 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 110 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 130 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 154 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 158 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 190 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 201 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 204 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 207 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 208 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 209 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 211 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 212 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 213 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 214 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 218 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 221 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 224 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 225 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 227 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 234 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 235 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 238 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 239 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 241 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 242 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Vol. 2: Issue 1 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Vol. 2: Issue 2 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Vol. 2: Issue 3 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Vol 2: Issue 4 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Vol. 2: Issue 5 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Vol 2: Issue 6 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Vol. 2: Issue 7 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Vol. 2: Issue 11 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Vol. 2: Issue 16 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Vol. 2: Issue 17 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Vol. 2: Issue 18 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)La Pantera Rosa - Vol. 2: Issue 19 - Editorial Vid (Mexico)**Editrice Cenisio (Spain) La Pantera Rosa**

La Pantera Rosa - Issue 4 - Editrice Cenisio (Spain)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 8 - Editrice Cenisio (Spain)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 23 - Editrice Cenisio (Spain)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 33 - Editrice Cenisio (Spain) Christmas SpecialLa Pantera Rosa - Issue 13 - Editrice Cenisio (Spain)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 17 - Editrice Cenisio (Spain)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 31 - Editrice Cenisio (Spain)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 18 - Editrice Cenisio (Spain)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 7 - Editrice Cenisio (Spain)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 35 - Editrice Cenisio (Spain)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 42 - Editrice Cenisio (Spain)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 47 - Editrice Cenisio (Spain)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 48 - Editrice Cenisio (Spain)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 2 - Editrice Cenisio (Spain)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 12 - Editrice Cenisio (Spain; 1982)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 59 - Editrice Cenisio (Spain)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 59 - Editrice Cenisio (Spain; 2nd cover)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 16 - Editrice Cenisio (Spain)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 28 - Editrice Cenisio (Spain)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 30 - Editrice Cenisio (Spain)La Pantera Rosa - Issue 2 - Editrice Cenisio Pocket Roccalta**Pembe Panter (Turkey)**

Pembe Panter - Issue 6 (1970) (Turkish)Pembe Panter - Unknown Issue (1980) (Turkish)**Attica Publications (UK)**

Pink Panther - In The Pink Of Perfection: 1985 Comic Strip Collection (UK)Pink Panther - On Holiday: 1985-1986 Comic Strip Collection (UK)**Rizzoli (Italy)**

Pink Panther#1: Would You Lay The Table, Please? Rizzoli (1987) (Italy)Pink Panther #2: Blue Cheese Pudding (1988) Rizzoli (Italy)**Jungle!/ Jungle! Kids (France)**

La Panthere Rose #1: La Glacier Rose (2009) (France)La Panthere Rose #1: La Glacier Rose (2009; back cover) (France)La Panthere Rose #2: En Safari Fou Fou Fou (2009) (France)La Panthere Rose #2: En Safari Fou Fou Fou (2009; back cover) (France)**Harvey Comics**

Harvey Comics - Pink Panther - Issue 1 (1993)Harvey Comics - Pink Panther - Issue 2 (1993)Harvey Comics - Pink Panther - Issue 3 (1993)Harvey Comics - Pink Panther - Issue 4 (1993)Harvey Comics - Pink Panther - Issue 5 (1993)Harvey Comics - Pink Panther - Issue 6 (1993)Harvey Comics - Pink Panther - Issue 7 (1993)Harvey Comics - Pink Panther - Issue 8 (1993)Harvey Comics - Pink Panther - Issue 9 (1993)Harvey Comics - Pink Panther - Super Special (1993)**American Mythology**

Pink Panther - Free Comic Book Day Edition (2016)Pink Panther - Vol. 3: Issue 1 (2016)Pink Panther - Vol. 3: Issue 1 (2016; 2nd cover)Pink Panther - Vol. 3: Issue 1 (2016; 3rd cover)Pink Panther - Vol. 3: Issue 2 (2016)Pink Panther - Vol. 3: Issue 2 (2016; 2nd cover)Pink Panther - Vol. 3: Issue 3 (2016)Pink Panther - Vol. 3: Issue 3 (2016; 2nd cover)Pink Panther - Vol. 3: Issue 3(2016; 3rd cover)Pink Panther - Vol. 3: Issue 3 (2016; 4th cover)Pink Panther - Vol. 3: Issue 3 (2016; 5th cover)Pink Panther - Trick Or Pink (2016)Pink Panther - Trick Or Pink (2016; 2nd cover)Pink Panther - Trick Or Pink (2016; 3rd cover)Pink Panther - Trick Or Pink (2016; 4th cover)The Inspector: The Pink Files (2016)Pink Panther - Cartoon Hour Special (2017)Pink Panther - Cartoon Hour Special (2017; gate fold cover)Pink Panther - Cartoon Hour Special (2017; Misterjaw cover)Pink Panther - Cartoon Hour Special (2017; Pink & Clouseau cover)Pink Panther - Cartoon Hour Special 2 (2017)Pink Panther - Cartoon Hour Special 2 (2017; 2nd cover; Ant And Aardvark)Pink Panther - Cartoon Hour Special 2 (2017; 3rd cover; Inspector & Deux-Deux)Pink Panther - Snow Day (2017)Pink Panther - Snow Day (2017; 2nd cover)Pink Panther - Snow Day (2017; 3rd cover)Pink Panther - Super Pink Special (2017)Pink Panther - Super Pink Special (2017; 2nd cover)Pink Panther - Super Pink Special (2017; 3rd cover)Pink Panther - Super Pink Special (2017; retro animation cover)Pink Panther - Pink Anniversary Issue (2017)Pink Panther - Pink Anniversary Issue (2017; 2nd cover)Pink Panther - Pink Anniversary Issue (2017; 3rd cover)Pink Panther - 55th Anniversary Issue (2018)Pink Panther - 55th Anniversary Issue (2018; 2nd cover)Pink Panther - 55th Anniversary Issue (2018; 3rd cover)Pink Panther - Surfside Special (2018)Pink Panther - Surfside Special (2018; 2nd cover)Pink Panther - Surfside Special (2018; 3rd cover)Pink Panther Presents - The Ant And The Aardvark (2018)Pink Panther Presents - The Ant And The Aardvark (2018; 2nd cover)Pink Panther Vs. The Inspector (2018)Pink Panther Vs. The Inspector (2018; 2nd cover)Pink Panther Vs. The Inspector (2018; 3rd cover)Pink Panther - Winter Special (2019)Pink Panther - Winter Special (2019; 2nd cover)Pink Panther Classics #1 (2016)Pink Panther Classics #2 (2016)Pink Panther Classics #3 (2016)Pink Panther Classics #4 (2016)Pink Panther Classics #5 (2016)Pink Panther - Classic Christmas #1 (2018)Pink Panther - Classic Christmas #1 (2018; 2nd cover)**UK Annuals**
From 1973-1986, **UK World Distributors Limited** published a set of comic annuals, reprinting the American and British comic strips, games and text stories.

The Pink Panther - Annual 1973 (UK)The Pink Panther - Annual 1974 (UK)The Pink Panther - Annual 1975 (UK)The Pink Panther - Annual 1976 (UK)The Pink Panther - Annual 1977 (UK)The Pink Panther - Annual 1978 (UK)The Pink Panther - Annual 1980 (UK)The Pink Panther - Annual 1983 (UK)The Pink Panther - Annual 1985 (UK)The Pink Panther - Annual 1986 (UK)**Holiday Special Comics - TV Comics**

Pink Panther - Holiday Special (1975)Pink Panther - Holiday Special (1976)Pink Panther - Holiday Special (1977)Pink Panther - Holiday Special (1978)Pink Panther - Holiday Special (1979)Pink Panther - Holiday Special (1980)Pink Panther - Holiday Special (1981)Pink Panther - Holiday Special (1982)Pink Panther - Holiday Special (1983)Pink Panther - Holiday Special (1984)Pink Panther - Holiday Special (1985)Pink Panther - Holiday Special (1986)**Miscelleneous**

Pink Panther Strips - N.1 - Edifumetto (Italy)Pink Panther Strips - N.3 - Edifumetto (Italy)Pink Panther Strips - N.4 - Edifumetto (Italy)Pink Panther Strips - N.5 - Edifumetto (Italy)Pink Panther Strips (La Pantera Rosa) Regalio UnaLa Pantera Rosa - Issue 7 (1982) Molto Bundo-EdThe Pink Panther - Summer Special - BBC Television Comic (1974)La Pantera Rosa - Collana Fantasia - Nr. 21 (Comic Collection)La Pantera Rosa - Comic Album 12 - FumettoLa Pantera Rosa Comics - N.3 - ParramonLa Panthere Rose - Issue 12 (France)La Panthere Rose - Issue 38 (France)La Panthere Rose - Issue 39 (France)La Panthere Rose - Issue 40 (France)La Panthere Rose - Magazine - Issue 5 (France)Las Adventuras De La Pantera Rosa y El Inspector - The Adventures Of The Pink Panther And The Inspector (Comic Collection)La Pantera Rosa Y El Inspector - Telefilms De La T.V - Picture Card ComicLa Pantera Rosa - Album De Comics #1La Pantera Rosa - Album De Comics #2La Pantera Rosa - Album De Comics #3Dipingiamo Con La Pantera Rosa - Issue 1 (Italy)Dipingiamo Con La Pantera Rosa - Issue 2 (Italy)Dipingiamo Con La Pantera Rosa - Issue 3 (Italy)Dipingiamo Con La Pantera Rosa - Issue 4 (Italy)Le Avventure Della Pantera Rosa (The Adventures Of The Pink Panther)

## Books

From 1973-2015, many sets of Pink Panther reading and activity books have been released.

**Little Golden Books**

The Pink Panther In The Haunted House - Little Golden Book (1975)The Pink Panther - Canyon Capers - (UK, 1973) BBC Television Book - Little Golden Book**Tell-a-Tale Books**

The Pink Panther Rides Again - Tell-A-Tale Book (1976)**Big Little Books**

The Pink Panther - Adventures In Z-Land - Big Little Book (1976)The Pink Panther - Castle Kreep - Big Little Book (1980)**Golden Look Look Book**

The Pink Panther And The Fancy Party - Golden Look Look Book (1983)**Golden Shape Books**

The Pink Panther Book - Golden Shape Book (1976)The Pink Panther Book - Golden Shape Book (1976; orange cover)**Golden Picture Parade Storybook**

The Pink Panther - The Prince And The Panther - Golden Picture Parade Storybook (1983)**Whitman Coloring Books**

The Pink Panther - Waving To Crows: 140 Page Coloring Book - Whitman (1970-1979)The Pink Panther Activity Book - Bubble Bath - Whitman (1974)The Pink Panther Activity Book - Bubble Bath - Whitman (1974; back cover)The Pink Panther - Coloring Book: Campfire - Whitman (1976)La Panthere Rose - Activity Book En Voyage: Bullfight - Whitman France (1976)The Pink Panther Coloring Book - A Lucky Day - Whitman (1979)The Pink Panther - Japanese Coloring Book - Whitman Japan (1970s)The Pink Panther - Sticker Fun: Camping - Whitman (1980)The Pink Panther - Dot-To-Dot: Activity Book (Connect The Dots) Whitman (1981)The Pink Panther - Follow The Colors: Magic Rub-Off - Whitman (1970)**Golden Coloring Books**

The Pink Panther - On The Go - Coloring Book - Golden (1983)The Pink Panther - At The Circus - Sticker Fun - Golden (1983)The Pink Panther - Paint With Water - Coloring/Painting Book - Golden (1983)The Pink Panther - Corn Crops - Giant Coloring Book - Golden (1985)The Pink Panther - A Big Activity Book: Magician - Golden (1985)The Pink Panther - A Coloring Book: Back To School - Golden (1985)**Merrigold Press Coloring Books**

The Pink Panther - Coloring Book: Kite - Merrigold Press (1983)The Pink Panther - Coloring Book: Surfing - Merrigold Press (1984)Pink Panther - Color/Activity Book: Boom Box - Merrigold Press (1994)**Purnell (UK)**

The Racing Pink Panther - Purnell (UK) (1984)The Racing Pink Panther - Purnell (UK) (1984; back cover)The Pink Panther - Behind Bars - Purnell (UK) (1984)**Bargain/Budget Books (Australia)**

The Pink Panther #1: The Mystery Of The Pink Panther (1986)The Pink Panther #2: The Perils Of The Pink Panther (1986)The Pink Panther #3: - V.I.P (1987)The Pink Panther #1 - Pink Alley (1987)The Pink Panther #2 - Hot Pink (1987)The Pink Panther #3 - Pink Magic (1987)The Pink Panther #4 - In The Pink (1987)The Pink Panther #5 - Pink On Wheels (1987)The Pink Panther #6 - Pink Ahoy (1987)The Pink Panther - Mystery Coloring Book (1986)**Peter Haddock (UK)**

The Pink Panther - Bonanza Coloring Book (UK) (1987)**Egmont: Ravette Books (UK)**

Pink Panther - Through The Hoop - Comic Album (UK) (1992)**Misc. Books**

The Pink Panther - Work-Out Book: Bridget Woods (1988)Pink Panther - Coloring & Activity Book - Kappa Books (2004)Pink Panther - Coloring & Activity Book - Kappa Books (2004; back cover)Pink Panther - Coloring & Activity Book - Kappa Books (2005)Pink Panther - Coloring & Activity Book - Kappa Books (2005; back cover)Pink Panther - A First Book For Understanding Diabetes - Children's Diabetes Foundation (2004)Pink Panther: The Ultimate Guide To The Coolest Cat In Town! Jerry Beck (2005)Pink Panther: The Ultimate Guide To The Coolest Cat In Town! Jerry Beck (2005; back cover)Pink Panther: The Ultimate Guide To The Coolest Cat In Town! Jerry Beck (2005; Japanese)Pink Panther: Ultimate Sticker Book (2005)Meet The Pink Panther - Hope & Sybil Freleng (2005)Think Pink! The DePatie-Freleng Story - Mark Arnold (2005)**Mondadori (Italy)**

Pink Panther Detective - The Mystery Of The Pyramids (1986) (Italy)Pink Panther Detective - The Enigma Of The Yeti (1986) (Italy)Pink Panther Detective - The Siberian Disaster (1986) (Italy)Pink Panther Detective - The Regiment Disappeared (1986) (Italy)Pink Panther Detective - The Legend Of Atlantis (1987) (Italy)**Nathan (France)**

La Panthere Rose - Comic Album (1985) (France)La Panthere Rose - The Pink Panther Loves Sleeping (1986) (France)La Panthere Rose - The Pink Panther Loves To Dress Up (1986) (France)La Panthere Rose - The Pink Panther Loves To Eat (1986) (France)La Panthere Rose - Good Sunday (1986) (France)La Panthere Rose - Bon Voyage: Have A Nice Trip (1986) (France)**Miscelleanous Books**

La Pantera Rose E La Palla Da Tennis (The Pink Panther And Tennis)The Pink Panther - Press-Out Book - UK World Distributors Limited (1970)The Pink Panther - Pool Duel - BBC Television Book (1973)La Pantera Rosa - Colora E Impara ABC Con La (ABC & Colors Activity Book With The Pink Panther)La Pantera Rosa - Alla Scopertr Del Computer Con La Pantera Rosa (Discovering The Computer With The Pink Panther)

## Games

In 1983, the Pink Panther received a video game release by **Tiger Electronics**. The game is played on a hand-held LCD console.

**Pink Panther (1988 video game)**

This video game was developed by the **Germany Company**, **Magic Bytes** and published by **Gremlin Graphics**. The game was released in Europe for **Amiga**, **Amstrad CPC**, **Atari ST**, **Commodore 64**, and **ZX Spectrum**. The Pink Panther game was criticized for its control and difficulty, although the **Amiga** and Atari ST versions received praise for their graphics.

The Pink Panther wants to take a vacation on an island, but he lacks the funds to do so. To raise the necessary money, he takes a job as a butler so he can rob the wealthy homeowners of their belongings while they sleep. The game takes place across several mansions, played one at a time. Playing as the Pink Panther, the player must purchase the items necessary to qualify for each butler job. Such requirements include a top hat for the first mansion, and a car for one of the later mansions. In each mansion, the homeowner turns out to be a sleepwalker. The player must rob belongings around the house while simultaneously preventing the homeowner from bumping into obstacles, which will wake up the owner and foil the Pink Panther's theft. In each mansion, the player has a side view of the home with several floors visible on the screen.

The player must also avoid Inspector Clouseau, who looks for the Pink Panther in each mansion. The player has various items that can be used to avoid Clouseau and also prevent the sleepwalking homeowner from waking up. Items such as catapults and springboards can be used to help the homeowner get across obstacles, and a bell can also be used to redirect the owner in different directions. Another item is an inflatable Pink Panther, which can be used to distract Clouseau.

**Pink Goes To Hollywood**

A themed platform game released in 1993 for the **Super Nintendo Entertainment System(SNES)** and the **Sega Genesis**. The game was developed by **TecMagik**, while additional programming was carried out by **Head Games Inc.** for the **Genesis** version, and by **Manley & Associates Inc.** for the **SNES** version. Both versions of the game are similar in theme and aesthetics, but different in layout and game mechanics; both versions are “**one player**” only.

**SNES: Super Nintendo Entertainment System Gameplay**

When the game is started, the player is taken to a level titled “**Honey, I Shrunk The Pink**” (a homage to 1989's **Honey, I Shrunk The Kids**), which serves as the hub that leads to all the other levels of the game; here, the Pink Panther – who, of course, serves as the ‘player character’ – is shrunken down to the size of a billiard ball, and the player must navigate him through a house to access the other levels whilst avoiding rats, which serve as this level's hazards.

The Pink Panther himself starts each level off with one unit of extra health, which is represented by a hat he is wearing. If the Pink Panther runs into or is hit by a hazard, he loses one unit of extra health. If the Pink Panther doesn't have any extra health left, he will not be wearing a hat; and if he runs into or is hit by a hazard without any extra health, he will perish and the player will lose one life – the same exact thing will happen, regardless of the amount of extra health the Pink Panther has on hand, if he falls into an abyss. The player can increase the Pink Panther's extra health by collecting spare hats that have been placed around each level, and the player can gain extra lives by collecting icons shaped like the Pink Panther's head that are also placed around each level.

Throughout each level, the player can also collect “**Tricks**” that can be used to help eliminate or avoid hazards; there are multiple sorts of “**Tricks**” - e.g. a stoplight causes nearby hazards to freeze, making them easier to avoid or hit. Each trick, when used, will vanish and cease its effect after a certain period of time.

Just like with most platform games, the player gets a “**Game Over**” when the Pink Panther perishes and doesn't have any more extra lives to re-spawn; but rather than being a simple menu that asks if the player wishes to continue, the “Game Over” screen is a level in itself: This “Game Over” level, which starts and ends like any other level in the game takes place in a Studio; the Pink Panther spawns in an area with 2 studio doors, one on ground level marked “**Exit**” and one high up on a girder marked “**Continue**”. Going through the door marked “Exit” will clear the level and reset the game; going through the door marked “**Continue**” will take the player back to the level they were on and also replenish the Pink Panther with 5 extra lives, but to get to this door, the player needs to collect a token that has stairs on it - which is placed right above the Pink Panther at the start of the level - and use it at the nearby “**Toll**” to spawn a staircase that the Pink Panther can climb to get to the door.

**Sega Genesis Gameplay**

Like in the **SNES** version, The Pink Panther also starts the game shrunken down and inside a house, which also serves as the hub that leads to all the other levels of the game; but unlike the SNES version, the hub isn't a level that's supposed to be finished, and there are no hazards nor abysses that can harm the Pink Panther. From here, the player can navigate the Pink Panther to all the other levels.

With the exception of “**Refrigerator**” and its sub-levels, after the Pink Panther selects a level, he is taken to a “**Sound Stage**” that leads to a door – with the name of the level on a sign next to it – that leads to the start of the level; throughout the “**Sound Stage**” are multiple hazards, such as falling sandbags and cameras and spotlights that move by themselves – which was cause harm to the Pink Panther if he comes in contact with them. After the Pink Panther completes a level, he is taken back to the main hub and a barrier that reads “Set Closed” lands in front of the completed level's entrance.

The Pink Panther has more units of health in this version than he does in the SNES version, and the amount on health he has is indicated to the player via a health bar at the top of the screen. The Pink Panther will loose some of this health if he runs into or is hit by a hazard without; and if he runs out of health, he will perish and the player will lose one life – the same thing will happen, regardless of the amount of extra health the Pink Panther has on hand, if he falls into an abyss. The player can increase the Pink Panther's extra health by collecting square icons with a heart on them that have been placed around each level, and the Pink Panther can also gain brief invincibility (which is indicated by the Pink Panther flashing) by collecting square icons with a paw-prints on them. The Pink Panther's health resets to 100% when he enters or completes a level.

**The Pink Panther: Passport To Peril**

An adventure computer game that was released on October 31, 1996. The game teaches children about six countries with the **Pink Panther**. The countries Pink visits are: **England, Egypt, China, Bhutan, India** and **Australia**. The game was developed for **Microsoft Windows**.

The Pink Panther is sent by Inspector Clouseau, his employer in this game, to **Camp ChillyWawa**, a summer camp for gifted children, to protect the camp from a mysterious threat. Once there, he meets a group of multiethnic youths as well as the Little Man stock character from Pink's animated shorts in the role of a camp counselor. He also reconnects with an old friend of his, **Von Schmarty**, a scientist and caricature of **Albert Einstein** who shows him his numerous inventions.

Soon after Pink arrives, the children start acting strangely and contradictory to their nature, hating their camping experience despite Pink's every effort to appease them. Pink finds himself traveling around the world, followed by three dogs who claim to represent the "**Better Camping Bureau**", to solve the mystery and restore order to the camp.

Armed with a **PDA** (which stands for "**Pink Digital Assistant**") that contains information on the indigenous people, languages, clothing, entertainment, art, history, nature, and foods of each pertinent country in the game, Pink travels the globe fulfilling various tasks based on the children's needs and whereabouts. He eventually gathers enough evidence to prove that the dogs' leader, the **Dogfather**, intends to ruin Camp ChillyWawa's reputation so it will be closed down, allowing him to open a lucrative fast food restaurant in its place. The Dogfather then reveals to Pink that he replaced the camp's children with robotic clones programmed to hate the camp unconditionally. Pink engages in a final confrontation with the Dogfather and his henchmen, Pugg and Louie, as well as a traitorous Little Man that ends with all four villains sucked into a powered suction pump and the captured children released.

Returning in triumph to Inspector Clouseau's office, Pink turns down his next mission, an embarrassing cover job, and vows to leave the spy business.

**The Pink Panther: Hokus Pokus Pink**

A musical adventure computer game for the PC that was on October 18, 1997 by **Wanderlust Interactive**. It is based on the Pink Panther cartoon and is a sequel to **The Pink Panther: Passport to Peril**. It teaches children about six more countries with the Pink Panther. The places Pink visits are: **Siberia** in **Russia,** the **Dead Sea** in **Israel, Kenya, Indonesia, Borneo,** and **Ancient Greece**.

After the successful events in **The Pink Panther: Passport to Peril**, the Pink Panther gives up his life as an agent for **Inspector Clouseau** and gets a job as a door-to-door-salesman. However, his more slow-paced life is soon interrupted as **Nathan**, son of the wealthy lunatic dentist and antique teeth collector, **Dr. Periowinkle**, steals utensils from the warlock **Dr. Strangeblood** and accidentally transforms the little girl Violet, daughter of a guest at Dr. Periowinkle's auction party in his mansion, into a giant, anthropomorphic wombat (**with some bat-like physical features**). It falls to the Pink Panther to find Strangeblood's book of spell reversals so that he can undo the transformation before Nathan's parents discover his activities.

Armed with a book of knowledge that contains information on the indigenous people, languages, clothing, entertainment, art, history, nature, and foods of each pertinent area, players must guide Pink on a quest spanning six countries across the globe to undo Nathan's magic. Players will need to find objects that can be used or traded to acquire items crucial to advancing the story. Helping Pink travel between locations is Spot, a sentient, speaking black hole that he steals from Strangeblood's magical laboratory in the forest outside Dr. Periowinkle's mansion.

Although Pink would rather undo Nathan's work directly, Violet wishes to become an "**immortal, magical ninja princess mermaid**". Pink succeeds in gathering the magic elements needed to complete the potion, including an improvised black belt, but his success is only temporary, and the transformed Violet falls asleep in midair after consuming a poisonous apple. He is then tasked with finding the right ingredients to awaken Violet. When the new potion fails, Pink again improvises with a third ingredient, this time a Greek salad, but this causes Violet to become possessed by Echidna of Greek mythology. Finally, Pink must outwit two gorgons and convince the Greek sea god Poseidon to travel with him to Dr. Periowinkle's mansion. Once they return to the party, **Strangeblood** appears suddenly and reveals that he does indeed have a good heart when he exorcises Echidna, freeing Violet and restoring her to her original form. **Poseidon** arrests **Echidna** and departs with her.

When the auction party ends, **Dr. Periowinkle** and his wife reprimand **Nathan** for being the primary cause of so much chaos even though Nathan confesses that he only wanted to learn how to be a magician. However, Strangeblood consoles Nathan and explains that he intentionally caused the events of the story to test the boy's abilities as a wizard. He recruits Nathan as his apprentice and brainwashes the boy's parents into agreement. After Strangeblood takes Nathan to his forest laboratory, Pink expresses satisfaction with this adventure's happy ending.

The game features ten original songs and over 300 fact-filled pages containing information and photos of the countries in which players find themselves. It is also characterized by comic graphics similar to those from the animated shorts.

**Pink Panther: Pinkadelic Pursuit**

A tridimensional 3-D platform video game developed by **Wanadoo**. It was released for **PlayStation**, **Microsoft Windows** and **Game Boy Advance** on November 22, 2002.

Pink inherits a fortune from his late adventurer uncle, but he must beat all the levels to unlock all the rooms in his uncle's mansion to find the treasure.

**Pink Panther's Epic Adventure**

A game app released by **MGM** for the **iOS** and **Android** in 2015.

**The Pink Panther** goes on an underwater adventure to explore and collect the lost world maps and complete missions, as well as collecting gems and power-ups. The player can even select a character of their choice to play as; Pink Panther, Inspector Clouseau, Little Man, Ant And The Aardvark and Cato.

**The Pink Panther And The Case Of The Missing Diamond**

In 2022, **Bounce**, a mobile app, partnered up with **MGM** to develop an interactive outdoor adventure app, titled **The Pink Panther And The Case Of The Missing Diamond**. Players are led by **Inspector Clouseau** to help search for a missing stolen diamond, navigating through various locations, stopping at popular destinations and local gems. Each location unlocks new parts of the story, suspects to interrogate, and clues to uncover. Other characters are included such as **Sergeant Deux-Deux**, **The Commissioner**, and **Pink (Pink Panther)**.

## Merchandise & Memorabilia

The Pink Panther and its characters has made major and rare appearances in merchandise and memorabilia over the years by various companies. These items can be viewed and bought on **eBay**, **WorthPoint** and **Etsy**.

* **Puzzles**
* **Clothing**
* **Stickers**
* **Food Items**
* **Toy Figures & PEZ**
* **Board Games**
* **Home Furniture** **& Pieces**
* **Notebooks & Diaries**
* **Cards**
* **Animation Cels & Photos**
* **Lunch Boxes**
* **Memorabilia**
* **Cartoon-a-Rama**

## 2014 Reboot

On March 31, 2014, **Metro-Goldwyn-Mayor** (MGM) announced plans to develop a new live-action/CGI hybrid feature film starring ***The Pink Panther***, which was to be directed by David Silverman and produced by **Walter Mirisch** and **Julie Andrews** (**who, in addition to her many career accomplishments, is Blake Edwards' widow**). Unlike most previous films, this film will not be focused on Inspector Clouseau, but instead on the titular cartoon character himself. However on November 19, 2020, the CGI animated / live-action hybrid Pink Panther film was officially announced with **Jeff Fowler** directing the feature instead of **Silverman** and **Chris Bremner** developing the script, though the film will still be produced by **Julie Andrews** and **Walter Mirisch** and his son, **Lawrence Mirisch**. It was also announced that the film will focus on both the **Pink Panther** himself as the usual silent character and **Inspector Clouseau**. No release date has been announced yet.

The plot of the film will focus on the world famous French police detective, **Inspector Clouseau**, who has gotten into a traumatic event. He then starts to have visions of the Pink Panther, now as his imaginary friend and they both get involved in an adventure of solving a case together.

## Trivia

* The Pink Panther is known as **Nathu** and **Pangu** in East and South Asia, ***Paulchen Panther*** (**Little Paul the Panther**) in Germany and ***Пинко** **розовата пантера*** (**Pinko the Pink panther**) in Bulgaria. He remains a popular character.
* **The Pink Panther Show** opening theme was used by **Nike** in a viral campaign of **Pink Mercurial Vapor IV** football boots using the French football star **Franck Ribery** mimicking the character of the Pink Panther.
* **Owens Corning** has featured the character for many years as an advertising mascot for their pink-colored residential building insulation.
* The character has also been used as an advertising mascot for **Sweet'n Low** artificial sweetener, which is housed in pink-colored packets. One television commercial for the product to promote **The Pink Panther 2** features **Regis Philbin** talking to a taxi cab driver. After the camera changes the view, the driver is revealed to be the Pink Panther.
* In Spain, a **Pantera Rosa** cake is sold. It is coated in pink icing.
* Pink Panther wafers are available in the United Kingdom.
* In the U.S. from 1972 to the late 1970's, **Post Cereal** produced **Pink Panther Flakes** as a sponsorship deal with **United Artists Corporation**. It consisted of smaller sphere-shaped corn cereal colored bubblegum-pink and is strawberry flavored.
* The Pink Panther was considered for one of the possible cameos in the 1988 film **Who Framed Roger Rabbit.**
* The Pink Panther made a special appearance in a short animated segment on **Sesame Street**, demonstrating his karate skills to carve the letter K out of a block of stone, only for it to crumble quickly afterward.

## Gallery

Pink Panther - LogoPink Panther - TV PosterPink Goes To Hollywood (Japanese Cover)