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This series is a [[Spin-Off]] from the credit sequences of ''[[The Pink Panther|Pink Panther]]'' movies, featuring the adventures of a [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|bipedal pink panther]]. He frequently is opposed, hunted, or inconvenienced by an Inspector Clouseau [[Expy]] who is never named, and who usually ends up subject to the usual humiliation and [[Amusing Injuries]] suffered by the typical cartoon antagonist. The original series ran from 1964 to 1980; it was then [[Uncanceled]] in 1993 and ran for three years. A new incarnation returned to the airwaves in 2009.
This series is the [[Animated Adaptation]] of the original movie ''[[The Pink Panther]]'', which started in 1964, then was [[Uncanceled]] in 1993, and then returned in 2009.
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=== This series contains examples of: ===
 
All versions of this show were [[Animated Anthology|Animated Anthologies]], showing 10-minute shorts. The original series shared its airtime with ''[[The Ant and the Aardvark]]'' shorts.
 
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== Common to all series ==
* [[Real Men Wear Pink]]: it is clear that the Panther is a guy.
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** In an episode of ''The New Pink Panther Show'', the Aardvark (as a [[Tarzan]] parody) screams "Oy Vey!" in a Tarzan-like manner.
* [[Cool Cat]]: The Panther is the quintessential example, of the "never has to lose his cool" variety - even in cartoons where he's the [[Butt Monkey]], he always keeps his silent wit and rhythmic step.
* [[Early Installment Weirdness]]: The very first cartoon or two gave the Panther a voice with an upper-crust [[British Accents|British Accent]], but he was quickly converted into a [[Silent Protagonist]].
* [[I Am Not Shazam]]: The "Pink Panther" in the movies was a [[MacGuffin]] from a couple of the early films in the series—a large diamond with a unique flaw that from one angle looked like a pink, leaping panther. The ''character'' of the Pink Panther existed only in the credits and has nothing to do with the action in any of them.
* [[Lampshade Hanging]]
* [[Limited Animation]]: Although [[It Gets Better|it improved]].
* [[No Celebrities Were Harmed]]: Dean Martin for the Ant and Jackie Mason for the Aardvark.
** The Little Man is a caricature of [[Friz Freleng]], while at the same time an [[Expy]] of Inspector Clouseau.
* [[Silent Protagonist]]: The Panther.
* [[Synchronized Swarming]]: One cartoon has the title character annoy a swarm of bees. While taking cover inside a house blocks them, the bees take a form of a drill, and create a hole in the door that they fly through.
* [[Ticker Tape Parade]]: In "Pink of the Litter", Pink is hired to clean all the litter in town. After he does, he is given a tickertape parade... and then has to clean up after it.
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* [[Art Evolution]]: Compare the early 1993 episodes with the 1995 season.
* [[Be Careful What You Wish For]]
* [[BLAMNon Sequitur Episode]]: ''Hamm-N-Eggz'', ''Voodoo Man'', ''7 Manly Men''.
* [[Catch Phrase]]: '''Thiiiink Pink!''''
* [[Celebrity Paradox]]: Featuring an unvoiced cameo of [[Tara Strong]].
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