Droopy (character)

This article is about the character. For other uses, see Droopy.

Droopy
"You know what? I'm happy..."
Species	Dog (Basset Hound)
Gender	Male
Brother(s)	Drippy
Son(s)	Dripple
First appearance	Droopy: Dumb Hounded (1943)
Played by	Bill Thompson (1943–58) Frank Graham (1943) Tex Avery (1945-46) Pinto Colvig (1945) Don Messick (1949-93) Daws Butler (1955) Frank Welker (1980, 2002) Richard Williams (1988) Corey Burton (1990, 1993) Billy West (1996-97) Jeff Bergman (since 1999) Daren Tillinger (2001) Jeff Glen Bennett (2002) Maurice LaMarche (2004) Joe Alaskey (2004-16) Don Brown (2006) Michael Donovan (2006-08)

Droopy is an anthropomorphic dog and the titular character of the Droopy animated theatrical shorts. His voice was originated by Bill Thompson.

Character description

Droopy is a tiny, very melancholic, and slow-moving dog. He has a white patch of fur and his mouth has massive jowls. His black ears are long, and above the top of his head is a patch of red hair.

In sharp contrast to all the zany characters that surround him, Droopy exhibits little to no emotion. He doesn't appear to go fast and his face is usually locked to a single, gloomy frown. Despite his seemingly unflattering looks, Droopy has a sharp mind of his own. He is intelligent and is shrewd enough to outwit anyone, including his enemies.

Appearances

TV series

• Droopy
• Tom & Jerry Kids
• Droopy, Master Detective
• Birdman, Attorney at Law
  • 2.10 "Droopy Botox"
  • 3.2 "Harvey's Civvy" (no lines)
  • 3.3 "X Gets the Crest" (no lines)
  • 4.7 "The Death of Harvey" (no lines)
• Tom and Jerry Tales
  • 1.6C "Tomcat Jetpack"
  • 1.9A "Cat Nebula"
  • 2.6B "A Life Less Guarded"
  • 2.8B "Endless Bummer"
• The Tom and Jerry Show
  • 2.20A "Wing Nuts"
  • 3.14B "Double Dog Trouble"
  • 3.26B "Ballad of the Catnip Kid"
  • 4.6A "Cat-a-Combs"
  • 4.13A "Always Say Never Again"
  • 4.13C "Ball of Fire"
  • 4.16B "Who Sled the Dogs Out?"
  • 5.5C "Mr. Nobody"
  • 5.6B "Little Red Katzen Hood"

Movies

• Who Framed Roger Rabbit
• Tom and Jerry: The Movie
• Tom and Jerry: The Magic Ring
• Tom and Jerry Meet Sherlock Holmes
• Tom and Jerry & The Wizard of Oz
• Tom and Jerry: Robin Hood and His Merry Mouse
• Tom and Jerry's Giant Adventure
• Tom and Jerry: Spy Quest
• Tom and Jerry: Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (as Alberto Minoleta)
• Tom & Jerry

Specials

• Droopy's Guide to Cartoon Network

Shorts

• Droopy
  • 001 Dumb-Hounded
  • 002 The Shooting of Dan McGoo
  • 003 Wild and Woolfy
  • 004 Northwest Hounded Police
  • 005 Señor Droopy
  • 006 Wags to Riches
  • 007 Out-Foxed
  • 008 The Chump Champ
  • 009 Daredevil Droopy
  • 010 Droopy's Good Deed
  • 011 Droopy's Double Trouble
  • 012 Caballero Droopy
  • 013 The Three Little Pups
  • 014 Drag-a-Long Droopy
  • 015 Homesteader Droopy
  • 016 Dixieland Droopy
  • 017 Deputy Droopy
  • 018 Millionare Droopy
  • 019 Grin and Share It
  • 020 Blackboard Jumble
  • 021 One Droopy Knight
  • 022 Sheep Wrecked
  • 023 Mutts About Racing
  • 024 Droopy Leprechaun
• Tom and Jerry
  • 150 "Matinee Mouse" (poster)
• Roger Rabbit
  • 001 Tummy Trouble
  • 002 Roller Coast Rabbit
• "Everyone"

Comics

• Droopy
  • #1A "Dr. Droopenstein"
  • #2A "Turkey for Dinner"
  • #3A "Santa's Little Helpers"

Video games

• Droopy's Casino Corral
• Droopy's Tennis Open

Gallery

Main article: Droopy (character)/Gallery

Toys and merchandise

Main article: Droopy (character)/Toys

In popular culture

• In The Drew Carey Show episode "Drew's the Other Man," a photo of Droopy is shown during the dance montage to Tower of Power's "What Is Hip?"
• In the Drawn Together episode "Clara's Dirty Little Secret," Foxxy's audiobook is narrated by Droopy.
• In the South Park episode "Crippled Summer," Droopy is the inspiration for one of the handicapped kids at Lake Tardicaca.
• In the Superstore episode "Scanners," Dina talked to a kid about him having "Droopy Dog" face after hearing his mum couldn't afford his STEM program.

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Family Guy

Main article: Family Guy

• "Oceans Three and a Half:" Stewie says that he and Susie will get along better than Sean Hannity and Alan Colmes in the political talk show Hannity and Colmes, which is followed by a cutaway gag that plays off Hannity demeaning Colmes on the show but Colmes is replaced by Droopy.
• "Brian Writes a Bestseller:" Stewie mentions being a skin holder for Melanie Griffin. He struggles to hold on until he can't any longer, then Melanie's face sags down like Droopy and she speaks like him, lamenting, "I should have stayed in bed."
• "Peter Problems:" When Lois asks Dr. Hartman to prescribe Peter enhancement pills for his erectile dysfunction, he thinks they are antidepressants, which a cutaway gag reveals he had been prescribing to Droopy, who has since felt things are getting increasingly harder for him.
• "Saturated Fat Guy:" When Lois forces the family to eat healthy, Peter tells her that looking better doesn't solve anything and uses Droopy as an example. The scene cuts to Droopy, who after getting a facelift has been left with a permanent smile, and is about to shoot himself in the face with a gun. Droopy tells the audience to study his brain so that no one else suffers as he did.

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