Taken from the cartoon "Pixie and Dixie and Mr. Jinks" from "The Huckleberry Hound Show." A Hanna-Barbera cartoon, Needless to say, I did not see this in colour. Pixie & Dixie with Mr. Jinks - part of the Huckleberry Hound Show - Pixie & Dixie were brother mice and Mr. Jinks was a big pussy cat who had a voice that sounded like Marlon Brando! A ball hits Jinks in the eye. Yet, even the cleanest … Like Mr. Jinks “I hate those meeces to pieces”. He was the cat who constantly chased Pixie and Dixie, of whom he routinely said, "I hate meeces to pieces!" Meece unknown. Jinks … We hate meeces to pieces. Pixie, Dixie and Mr. Jinks was an animated series of shorts by Hanna-Barbera. Even though Jinks often chases Pixie and Dixie he is also shown to have a soft spot for them, evident in episodes such as "Strong Mouse", "The Pushy Cat" and "Mouse Nappers". See more » Mr. Jinks was a character on The Huckleberry Hound Show. Get a meeces mug for your daughter-in-law Larisa. These shorts occupied the middle slot on The Huckleberry Hound Show. Jinks … So we’re back to the handball game again (in re-used animation). Mr. Jinks is a cat who constantly chases Pixie and Dixie, of whom he routinely said, "I hate meeces to pieces!" Mr. Jinks was talking about Pixie and Dixie , whereas I think my troubles were caused by wood mice (see photo on the right below). ... by geatornez82 December 17, 2015. "I hate them meeces to pieces." Mr. Jinks - Mr. Jinks is an orange cat who constantly chases Pixie and Dixie, of whom he routinely said, "I hate meeces to pieces!" “I hates meeces to pieces,” Jinks grumbles to himself before looking at the camera to end the cartoon and adding, “And you may quote me.” Hicks then gives Jinks an odd little mouth-to-the-side hold as the iris closes. The plural of mice. "I hate you meeces to pieces!" Publication date 1990 Usage Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International Topics Pixie and Dixie, Pixie and Dixie And Mr. Jinks, Hanna Barbera, vhsrip, Hanna-Barbera, HB 1148 Language English. Pixie And Dixie And Mr. Jinks: Love Those Meeces To Pieces (Full UK VHS Tape) by Hanna-Barbera Home Video. And boy, does he hate those "meeces to pieces". In addition, Jinks talked with lisp, pronouncing the "S" as "Z" (as the Sevillians do). Pixie and Dixie and Mr. Jinks is also remembered for Mr. Jinks' rhyming but ungrammatical lament, "I hate those meeces to pieces!". Mr. Jinks was a character on The Huckleberry Hound Show. For the first nine episodes, the show featured a theme song with lyrics but from then on switched to theme tunes. 8 1. Mr. Jinx said he hated those meeces to pieces ... the meeces in question were Pixie and Dixie. 3. First you have a mouse, then you have a group of mouses which is mice. I just learned - this minute - what colour Jinx is. Add episode details. Mr. Jinks is a cat who constantly chases Pixie and Dixie, of whom he routinely said, "I hate meeces to pieces!" Add episode details. 1994 , DBASE for DOS for Dummies , p. 73 However, we also must urge you to get a mouse because the battle is over, and those hateful meeces have won. It was a Hannah Barbera cartoon that was a close copy of the Tom & Jerry cartoons. In the original Spanish dubbed voice, Pixie had Mexican accent and Dixie had Cuban accent, meanwhile Mr. Jinks had Spanish accent (more specifically, a strong Sevillian accent). In these shorts, Pixie and Dixie are two mice who have to deal with a beatnik cat-Mr. Jinks-who lives in the house as well. When it comes to rodents, many homeowners agree with the cartoon cat, Mr. Jinks, who says, "I hate meeces to pieces." 1. He was the cat who constantly chased Pixie and Dixie, of whom he routinely said, "I hate meeces to pieces!"