Félix le chat

This is one of these over-looked animated gems. this show was nothing like ever other brainless hunk of junk version of Felix. This show was totally hilarious. The comedy was intelligent enough to be appreciated by adults. Nuff said.

I came across a VHS release of four episodes from this show. It is without a doubt the most bizarre animated series I've ever seen. For the most part, it's an homage to 1930s animation in the Fleischer style (which isn't the era Felix was actually from, but eh), though some episodes draw on other material - for example, "Don't String Me Along" is clearly inspired by some Zagreb and Soyuzmultfilm pieces from the sixties and seventies. I laughed at some of the jokes, and I respect the attempt to do something different and unusual, but the whole thing is just too weird for me. Most of the episodes have no real plot and are just one surreal bit after another, which becomes tiring, and Felix has zero character, which is probably why no adaptation of him after the silent era has actually worked.

"Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat" was a great cartoon series. It had great animation, truly bizarre characters and situations, and a lot of laughs. Unfortunately it went downhill after the first season or two, especially since they changed Felix's voice. But, the first season or two are great and highly recommended!

I LOVED this show when it was on. This is the REAL Felix! The '60s series is cute, but this one is the perfect homage to the old silent cartoons. The original Felix was crazy, and he should always be that way.

Why, oh why didn't this last longer? My guess is that it was a little much for the average viewer. Another reason could be that this was one of the most expensive cartoons ever made by Film Roman. But nonetheless, it was a fantastic series.

"Twisted Tales of Felix" took a beloved cartoon icon and made him more appealing to a modern audience while still having an early 20th century feel with its charming rubber-hose style.

The first season is AMAZING and probably one of my favorite seasons of any show, period.

Unfortunately, the staff changed things up for the second season and made it to be more like the infamous Oriolo era of Felix cartoons.

For some reason, they also changed Felix's voice in season 2. Charlie Adler is certainly no Thom Adcox-Hernandez, but he does an okay job as Felix's VA, all things considered.

The second season is definitely inferior to the first for the changes mentioned, but it still has some great episodes.