What cartoon character from the 1970's said, "It will never work"?

whee

"Musical Director Carl W. Stalling's name appears in a newspaper article Elmer Fudd reads at the beginning of this cartoon. The headline reads, "Smellevision Replaces Television" followed by the byline, "Carl Stalling sez, 'It Will Never Work!" http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0037147/ Mar 12 08, 8:56 AM

wahoowa94

I believe it was Rocky from Rocky & Bullwinkle. This is from memory. Hard to find a reference on this, but this is the best I could do. "Even in its first episode, the familiar gags were all present. Bullwinkle tries to pull a rabbit out of his hat, Rocky scolds him, saying it will never work..." http://www.bigempire.com/buddies/049markcartoons.html Mar 12 08, 9:30 AM

JP20052008

I dont know if thats the one. I have been trying to figure this out for months. The character I am looking for said It will nevr work really really slow maybe someone will remember Mar 12 08, 9:35 AM

MonkeyOnALeash

I know that Scotty from The Little Rascals often said "They'll never lewrn!" or "He'll never lewrn"? (Lewrn for Learn.) And if I recall....Bullwinkle was always coming up with some half-baked scheme and Rocky would say "That'll never work". Mar 12 08, 10:33 AM

tingav

Could it be Hardy Har Har the Hyena from "Lippy the lion and Hardy Har Har"? hard to find a direct quote but I remember he had very little positive to say - probably with good reason! http://www.toonopedia.com/lippy.htm "Lippy was, as the name implies, a lion; and Hardy was a rather dour-faced, non-laughing hyena. Their schtick was that Lippy would come up with a wonderful but unworkable scheme to achieve whatever goal he was after; but it was usually Hardy, the pessimistic one, who suffered worse from whatever consequences befell them as a result" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5AGtSnvA4s for the opening credits Mar 13 08, 6:30 PM