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|species= Human | |species= Human | ||
|gender= Male | |gender= Male | ||
|affiliation= | |affiliation= [[George Jetson]] | ||
|job= Sprocket factory owner<br />CEO | |job= Sprocket factory owner<br />CEO | ||
|works= [[Spacely Space Sprockets]] | |||
|father= | |father= | ||
|mother= | |mother= | ||
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|aunts= | |aunts= | ||
|married= Husband to [[Mrs. Spacely]] | |married= Husband to [[Mrs. Spacely]] | ||
| | |sons= [[Arthur Spacely]] | ||
|first= [[The Jetsons (TV series)|TJ]]: "[[Rosey the Robot]]" ([[1962]]) | |first= [[The Jetsons (TV series)|TJ]]: "[[Rosey the Robot]]" ([[1962]]) | ||
|actor= [[Mel Blanc]] (1962-[[1990|90]])<br />[[Jeff Bergman]] (since 1990) | |actor= [[Mel Blanc]] (1962-[[1990|90]])<br />[[Jeff Bergman]] (since 1990) | ||
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==In popular culture== | ==In popular culture== | ||
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{{Main|List of pop culture references to Jetsons}} | |||
* In the ''Tiny Toon Adventures'' episode "You Asked for It" ("Duck Out of Luck" segment), when the fighter jets target the King Kong-sized Plucky Duck, one jet shoots anything but actual missiles, such as Mr. Spacely, who is wearing an orange t-shirt. | * In the ''Tiny Toon Adventures'' episode "You Asked for It" ("Duck Out of Luck" segment), when the fighter jets target the King Kong-sized Plucky Duck, one jet shoots anything but actual missiles, such as Mr. Spacely, who is wearing an orange t-shirt. | ||
* In the ''Full House'' episode "The Legend of Ranger Joe," when Joey auditions to replace Ranger Roy, Joey says he does every cartoon voice known to man, and then proceeds to say "Jetson, get in here!" in Spacely's voice. | |||
* In ''The Sopranos'' episode "He is Risen," Tony wants Carmela to cancel Ralph and Rosalie's Thanksgiving invitation at their house, with the former getting frustrated and comparingly them to George and Jane, and himself to Mr. Spacely, respectively, when saying, "None of this Jetsons shit, them coming over to Mr. Spacely's for dinner." | * In ''The Sopranos'' episode "He is Risen," Tony wants Carmela to cancel Ralph and Rosalie's Thanksgiving invitation at their house, with the former getting frustrated and comparingly them to George and Jane, and himself to Mr. Spacely, respectively, when saying, "None of this Jetsons shit, them coming over to Mr. Spacely's for dinner." | ||
* In the ''George Lopez'' episode "Leave It to Lopez," best friend/coworker Ernie is Mr. Spacely in a dream George Lopez has wherein his family is the Jetsons living in Orbit City. | * In ''[[The Simpsons]]'' episode "Children of a Lesser Clod," when Homer is hit in the leg by George Jetson in his basketball fantasy, he yells "JETSON!" the same way Spacely does. | ||
* In the ''[[ | * In the ''George Lopez'' episode "Leave It to Lopez," best friend/coworker Ernie is Mr. Spacely in a dream George Lopez has wherein his family is the Jetsons living in Orbit City. Mr. Spacely talks to George on the visaphone telling him to stay away until his curse is lifted. When George gets sucked down the vaccu-shredder, Mr. Spacely pops back up again offering to marry Jane. This is when Lopez is stirred awake up by his wife, Angie, who unwittingly shouts out, "I forbid you from marrying Mr. Spacely!" | ||
* In the ''[[Aqua Teen Hunger Force]]'' episode "One Hundred," Carl becomes an unwilling participant in a ''[[Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! (TV series)|Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!]]'' parody, but he transforms into a character more like Spacely. | |||
* In the ''[[Family Guy]]'' episode "Pilling Them Softly," when Quagmire fires Peter from his kitchen show, Peter says he can only be fired by Mr. Spacely, who pops up on the set and fires him without remorse, which causes Peter to sadly walk away. Mr. Spacely is voiced by [[Seth MacFarlane]]. | * In the ''[[Family Guy]]'' episode "Pilling Them Softly," when Quagmire fires Peter from his kitchen show, Peter says he can only be fired by Mr. Spacely, who pops up on the set and fires him without remorse, which causes Peter to sadly walk away. Mr. Spacely is voiced by [[Seth MacFarlane]]. | ||
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===''Full House''=== | |||
* "Star Search:" Danny had [[Dave Coulier|Joey]] as a guest on the former's college talk show, getting Joey to do his ''Jetsons'' routine, which begins with Joey doing an impression of Mr. Cogswell meeting Mr. Spacely, which fires up Spacely, causing him to fire George for some unexplained reason as a consequence of Cogswell turning up out of the blue. | |||
* "The Legend of Ranger Joe:" When Joey auditions to replace Ranger Roy, Joey says he does every cartoon voice known to man, and then proceeds to say "Jetson, get in here!" in Spacely's voice. | |||
==References== | ==References== |
Latest revision as of 11:45, 24 July 2024
Mr. Spacely | |
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![]() JETSON! YOU'RE FIRED! | |
Species | Human |
Gender | Male |
Affiliation | George Jetson |
Occupation | Sprocket factory owner CEO |
Works for | Spacely Space Sprockets |
Marital status | Husband to Mrs. Spacely |
Son(s) | Arthur Spacely |
First appearance | TJ: "Rosey the Robot" (1962) |
Played by | Mel Blanc (1962-90) Jeff Bergman (since 1990) |
![]() Jetsons: The Movie | |
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Mr. Cosmo Spacely is a supporting character in the Jetsons animated franchise. His voice was originated by Mel Blanc.
Spacely is the owner and CEO of Spacely Space Sprockets in the year 2062. He relies on his simple employee George Jetson more than he should, and more than he would give credit for. Spacely's main rival is Mr. Cogswell of Cogswell Cogs.
Character description
Mr. Spacely is a man of short stature, with three hairs over his balding head and a black toothbrush mustache. He wears a green suit coupled with a blue tie and black pants.
Spacely is a CEO who is both arrogant and greedy. He frequently yells at George over his poor work performance, or just when he feels like it. He also tries to threaten to fire George over the slightest offense, though there are times where Spacely gives George his job back; typically at the end of the episode or the beginning of the next episode. While money is often the main objective in his life, Spacely admits to never be heartless, and will at times empathize or go out of his way to help out George (albeit rarely). Spacely also finds excuses to get involved in George's personal life.
Despite his position, Spacely's main competitor is Mr. Cogswell; the comapny CEO of Cogswell Cogs. Seeing him as a threat to both his business and George, Spacely and Cogswell butt heads to see who is the best. As such, the two are always finding a way to dismantle each other's company.
Appearances
TV series
Movies
- The Jetsons Meet the Flintstones
- Rockin' with Judy Jetson
- Jetsons: The Movie
- The Jetsons & WWE: Robo-WrestleMania
Shorts
- The Jetsons
- 1.1 "Father & Son Day"
- "Everyone" (no lines)
Theme park rides
Comics
- The Jetsons (Gold Key Comics)
- The Jetsons (Harvey Comics)
- The Jetsons (Archie Comics)
- Cartoon Network Christmas Spectacular
- #1D "The Last Christmas"
- The Flintstones and the Jetsons
- Scooby-Doo! Team-Up
- #8 "Future Shocked"
- The Jetsons (DC Comics)
Books
Video games
Biography
Spacely in the Funny Books
Development
Gallery
- Main article: Mr. Spacely/Gallery
Toys and merchandise
- Main article: Mr. Spacely/Toys
Behind the scenes
- In Jellystone!, Bobbie Louie fills in his role as CEO of Spacely's Sprockets in the future, due to fortuitous market conditions.
In popular culture
WARNING: The following section contains content that may be seen as mature or offensive to some readers. Reader discretion is advised. |
- Main article: List of pop culture references to Jetsons
- In the Tiny Toon Adventures episode "You Asked for It" ("Duck Out of Luck" segment), when the fighter jets target the King Kong-sized Plucky Duck, one jet shoots anything but actual missiles, such as Mr. Spacely, who is wearing an orange t-shirt.
- In the Full House episode "The Legend of Ranger Joe," when Joey auditions to replace Ranger Roy, Joey says he does every cartoon voice known to man, and then proceeds to say "Jetson, get in here!" in Spacely's voice.
- In The Sopranos episode "He is Risen," Tony wants Carmela to cancel Ralph and Rosalie's Thanksgiving invitation at their house, with the former getting frustrated and comparingly them to George and Jane, and himself to Mr. Spacely, respectively, when saying, "None of this Jetsons shit, them coming over to Mr. Spacely's for dinner."
- In The Simpsons episode "Children of a Lesser Clod," when Homer is hit in the leg by George Jetson in his basketball fantasy, he yells "JETSON!" the same way Spacely does.
- In the George Lopez episode "Leave It to Lopez," best friend/coworker Ernie is Mr. Spacely in a dream George Lopez has wherein his family is the Jetsons living in Orbit City. Mr. Spacely talks to George on the visaphone telling him to stay away until his curse is lifted. When George gets sucked down the vaccu-shredder, Mr. Spacely pops back up again offering to marry Jane. This is when Lopez is stirred awake up by his wife, Angie, who unwittingly shouts out, "I forbid you from marrying Mr. Spacely!"
- In the Aqua Teen Hunger Force episode "One Hundred," Carl becomes an unwilling participant in a Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! parody, but he transforms into a character more like Spacely.
- In the Family Guy episode "Pilling Them Softly," when Quagmire fires Peter from his kitchen show, Peter says he can only be fired by Mr. Spacely, who pops up on the set and fires him without remorse, which causes Peter to sadly walk away. Mr. Spacely is voiced by Seth MacFarlane.
Full House
- "Star Search:" Danny had Joey as a guest on the former's college talk show, getting Joey to do his Jetsons routine, which begins with Joey doing an impression of Mr. Cogswell meeting Mr. Spacely, which fires up Spacely, causing him to fire George for some unexplained reason as a consequence of Cogswell turning up out of the blue.
- "The Legend of Ranger Joe:" When Joey auditions to replace Ranger Roy, Joey says he does every cartoon voice known to man, and then proceeds to say "Jetson, get in here!" in Spacely's voice.