Bring back the laughs and chaos with Dennis the Menace: The Animated Series, the classic cartoon about a mischievous boy whose playful curiosity and endless energy always land him in hilarious trouble. From testing Mr. Wilson’s patience to turning everyday life into wild adventures, Dennis shows that childhood is full of fun, comedy, and a little bit of mayhem. With colorful animation, lighthearted humor, and timeless family fun, Dennis the Menace remains a nostalgic favorite for generations. 😅🏠✨ #DennisTheMenace #ClassicCartoon #CartoonComedy #90sCartoonVibes #CartoonThrowback #FamilyCartoons #AnimatedLaughs #CartoonLegends #RetroCartoons #CartoonFun #SlapstickToons #DennisAndMrWilson
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00:00Okay, Ruff. Pretend you're a sled dog at the North Pole.
00:12And pretend my skateboard is a sled.
00:15Okay, sled dog. Mush!
00:24Please be careful. That's my wife's birthday present.
00:28Hey, relax, mister. We got everything under control.
00:35Dennis! Stop! I want to talk to you.
00:39Maybe later, Margaret. Like in ten hundred years.
00:42I'd wait twice that long for you, Dennis Mitchell.
00:48No!
00:53Dennis! Come see what you did.
00:56I'd like to, Mr. Wilson, but I'm kind of busy right now.
01:02No!
01:04Oh, yeah!
01:06Dennis!
01:08Yeah!
01:10Here I am, Mr. Wilson.
01:13Get off!
01:15Are you all right, George?
01:17I've just been run over by a cat and a dog.
01:21J-jumped on by a half-pint terrorist.
01:25My azaleas are ruined.
01:27And-and your birthday present is totally destroyed.
01:31Yeah!
01:31Why wouldn't I be all right?
01:33Now, George, calm down.
01:36You don't have to worry about my birthday present.
01:38This is terrible, Dennis!
01:41You're in for it now!
01:42Just because Ruff chased some old cat?
01:45That was a black cat that crossed your path.
01:48And a broken mirror means seven years bad luck!
01:52Big deal.
01:54Bad luck is one thing.
01:55But now yours is doubled!
01:58Get real, Margaret.
02:00Oh, Dennis!
02:02Lift your foot!
02:03What's wrong?
02:04You're standing on a crack!
02:06Oh, no!
02:07Now your bad luck has tripled!
02:10Here's the bill for the mirror.
02:13Two thousand dollars!
02:15I thought the price was twenty dollars!
02:18Yeah, well, sometimes those price tags are kind of hard for you old guys to read.
02:25Dennis!
02:27This is it.
02:27The last straw!
02:29Just wait till I tell your parents!
02:31See, Dennis?
02:32It's starting!
02:33More bad luck than you've ever seen!
02:36Uh-uh, Margaret.
02:37You're wrong.
02:39I got my lucky rabbit's foot.
02:42What's wrong, Dennis?
02:44I must have lost it.
02:50You're very lucky, Dennis.
02:52No one was hurt when the mirror shattered.
02:54Except, of course, Mr. Wilson's bank account.
02:56But he doesn't want you to come over for a while.
02:59Gee, that doesn't seem lucky to me.
03:01Can I go look for my rabbit's foot?
03:03If you stay away from the Wilsons.
03:05I will!
03:06I'm going over to Joey's street.
03:09Sorry, Dennis.
03:10I haven't seen your rabbit's foot.
03:12Thanks anyway, Joey.
03:14Margaret's telling everyone that you're gonna have bad luck.
03:18She's really worried about you.
03:21Wow!
03:22A brand new football.
03:23Margaret's wrong.
03:25And I don't need my rabbit's foot.
03:27This is good luck.
03:29Where'd it come from?
03:30Beats me.
03:31Let's play catch with it until whoever owns it shows up.
03:34Go long!
03:36Longer!
03:38Longer!
03:39Longer!
03:41Go long!
03:43Longer!
03:44Longer!
03:45Go long!
03:46Huh?
03:46Huh?
03:47Huh?
03:48Huh?
03:49Huh?
03:50Huh?
03:51Huh?
03:52Huh?
03:53Go long!
03:54Longer!
03:55Huh?
03:56Huh?
03:57Go long!
03:59Longer!
04:00Longer!
04:02Ugh!
04:03Uh-oh.
04:04That's the scary lady's house.
04:05Uh-oh.
04:06That's the scary lady's house.
04:08Uh-oh. That's the scary lady's house.
04:15Yeah, the scary lady.
04:18Uh, this is your street. You go ask for the ball.
04:22No way. You threw it. You go ask.
04:25Oh, Joey, you big chicken.
04:27Going someplace, Mitchell.
04:30Oh, no. Chuck Billman.
04:33Hi, Chuck. I gotta go home. I hear my mom.
04:39Somebody told me you guys got my football.
04:42Nobody goes no place till I get it back.
04:46Your football?
04:47The one Dennis threw in the scary lady's window?
04:51Joey!
04:52You scram, Joey. Mitchell's gonna get my ball back.
04:57Right?
04:59I guess this is the bad luck Margaret was worried about.
05:06Hurry up!
05:07Hey, young fellas. What you doing up on that porch?
05:11Oh, hi, Mr. Riggle. We came to ask...
05:14If there was any good deed we could do for the lady that lives here.
05:19Save your time, boys. She's out of town until tomorrow.
05:23Later, boys.
05:24Oh, well. I guess I can't get your ball back, Chuck.
05:28You'll get it tomorrow, Mitchell. Or else.
05:31Or else?
05:32Just my luck that it was his ball.
05:38Just my luck?
05:40Maybe Margaret's right.
05:43Nah.
05:45Come on, Joey. I'll race you back to my house.
05:48What do I get if I win?
05:50I'll let you give my char of worms to Margaret.
05:53Deal!
05:59Don't shoot.
06:00I'll tell you where my coin collection is.
06:02Please. I surrender.
06:09Wow.
06:10What a race.
06:16If I wasn't sure Margaret was full of baloney,
06:20I might start believing her about this luck stuff.
06:28Fixing this flat is going to be tougher than I thought.
06:36That inner tooth's got to come out sometime.
06:43Oops.
06:44Oops.
06:44Gee, Mr. Wilson, aren't you okay?
06:54I can't see.
06:56I can't see.
06:58Get away from me.
07:07Martha.
07:08Martha.
07:09Come wheel me to the hospital.
07:11To the old folks' home.
07:13Wheel me any place Dennis isn't.
07:18Brought to you, Bridget.
07:19Bluggett!
07:21Alice.
07:22George.
07:23What happened?
07:24Um, I'll explain later, dear.
07:27The boy is a walking disaster, Mitchell.
07:30I want him equipped with warning lights and a siren.
07:34Now, George.
07:36Gee, Dad.
07:37I was just trying to fix my bike
07:39and stuff sort of happened.
07:41Oh, I was afraid of this.
07:44Dennis is cursed.
07:45Bad luck is going to rub off on anyone who gets near him.
07:49Hi.
07:50Hey, Joey.
07:51I got sort of a time out for today.
07:54But we could do something tomorrow.
07:56Nope.
07:56No way.
07:57I don't want to be rubbed out by your bad luck.
08:00Joey, come back.
08:02You'll have to face it, Dennis.
08:04Dennis, the way your luck is going these days,
08:06I'll be the only friend you have left.
08:09Well, not unless I find my lucky rabbit's foot.
08:12Martha, I never want to see that boy again.
08:16Dennis, get in the house this minute.
08:20I've looked every place without rabbit's foot, Ruff.
08:32I've got to find some other way to get rid of my bad luck.
08:38Maybe it's like a cold.
08:40You've got to stay in bed and get lots of rest until it goes away.
08:45Nah.
08:45I know.
08:47I'll make a wish on a star.
08:51There's one.
08:54Excuse me, Mr. Star.
08:56You don't know me, but my name is Dennis Mitchell.
09:00I'm in lots of trouble with this bad luck stuff.
09:03And maybe you can help me.
09:06Houston, this is Space Shuttle Vanguard.
09:09We are shutting down for the night.
09:13Great.
09:14I pick a star to make a wish on, and they turn it off.
09:17I'm in real trouble now.
09:25No rabbit's foot, no star wishes.
09:28My luck's run out.
09:31I don't want to do this, Margaret.
09:33Come on, Joey.
09:35You promised.
09:37Dennis, because we're going to get married when we grow up,
09:40I've decided to help you get rid of your bad luck.
09:42Getting married to you is about the baddest luck I could think of.
09:47Fine.
09:49If you want to spend the rest of your life like this...
09:53Hmm, okay.
09:55What do I got to do?
09:56All we have to do is get that cat to cross your path backwards,
10:06and it'll erase your bad luck.
10:08What about the broken mirror?
10:10One bad luck curse at a time, Dennis.
10:12Besides, I haven't figured that part out yet.
10:14Look, it's backing up.
10:26But it's not crossing my path.
10:28Go that way.
10:29We'll surround it.
10:30It's heading for Mr. Wilson's house.
10:51Now, make sure I'm not disturbed, Martha.
10:58I need some time to relax with my coin collection
11:01before I go back and paint the shutters.
11:03Yeah, what was that?
11:14It must have been my imagination.
11:16It's times like these, when Dennis isn't around,
11:27I feel like the luckiest man in the world.
11:31Okay, so we couldn't make the black cat reverse its path,
11:34but we'll fix everything with this.
11:36What is it?
11:37I saw it in a movie.
11:39You go to the place where bad luck happens,
11:41and you drive a stake right into the heart of the ground
11:43to make the bad luck go away.
11:46Did it work?
11:46I don't know.
11:47Everybody turned into monsters,
11:49and I got too scared to watch to the end.
11:51But at this point, what else have you got?
12:00This is where Ruff chased that cat.
12:03Right here.
12:03Okay, you two drive the stake into the ground
12:06while I say the magic words.
12:14Pocus, pocus, muckety, muck.
12:17Take a hike, you stupid bad luck.
12:20What is going on here?
12:27Hi, Mr. Wilson.
12:29We're trying to get rid of my bad luck.
12:31Well, if you were gone, I'd be rid of mine.
12:35Oh, no.
12:35What are you doing to my lawn?
12:38This is very important to Dennis, Mr. Wilson.
12:41And my lawn is very important to me.
12:44Now, scoot.
12:50They drove this thing down halfway to China.
12:54Whoa!
12:55Oh!
12:56I need to get a softer wheelbarrow.
13:03I can't take any more of Dennis' bad luck.
13:06It's time for desperate measures.
13:11Dennis?
13:12Dennis?
13:14Hi, Mr. Wilson.
13:16I'd come in, but my mom says I'm not supposed to.
13:19Don't.
13:19No, don't come in.
13:20The house couldn't stand it.
13:26Here, take this.
13:30Wow!
13:31Your lucky fishing hat.
13:33You're giving it to me?
13:34That's right.
13:36I can't take any more of your bad luck cures.
13:39Gee.
13:41Thanks, Mr. Wilson.
13:43I'll never forget this.
13:45You take this hat, go someplace far away, and wait till your luck changes.
13:50Sure thing, Mr. Wilson.
13:52Thanks again.
13:54George, are you sure that was a good thing to do?
13:58Psychology, Martha.
14:00Psychology.
14:00Besides, it'll keep them away from here for a few hours.
14:05Gee, I feel luckier already.
14:10Chuck!
14:11Nice hat, Mitchell.
14:13If you want to have a head to wear it on, get my football.
14:18Now!
14:21You threw my football through that window.
14:24You go get it.
14:26How about I give you my football instead?
14:28It's only got two tiny holes in it.
14:31I want mine!
14:36Hey!
14:37My lucky hat!
14:38Hey!
14:39Come back here, you little creep!
14:41I need my hat!
14:45Come back here, hat, or you'll bring me bad luck!
14:49Oh, no!
14:50It's heading right into Mr. Wilson's kitchen!
14:53You know, Martha, maybe you were right about that lucky hat.
14:57Maybe I shouldn't have given it to Dennis.
15:00Why not, George?
15:02Well, I've caught an awful lot of fish wearing that hat.
15:06I'm really going to miss it.
15:08Oh, it's just a hat, George.
15:10Oh, no, it's more than a hat.
15:13What if I never catch a fish again?
15:15Oh, no, no, it's more than a fish again.
15:21Uh-huh.
15:22Something's wrong with the garbage disposal, George.
15:25Just stop.
15:29Hi, Mr. Wilson.
15:30Did you see my...
15:32Yes?
15:36You're busy now.
15:38I'll come back later.
15:40Whoa!
15:40Forget the stupid hat!
15:42Get my football!
15:43Go on, get it!
15:55Nobody's home.
15:56We could try again tomorrow.
15:58I could sure use that lucky hat right now.
16:01Who dares ring my doorbell?
16:04Ah!
16:07It's me.
16:08I threw a football in your window yesterday.
16:10It was an accident.
16:12But I really need it back.
16:14Easy, Fang.
16:16Easy.
16:16Don't bite him.
16:18Yet.
16:19I'll pay for the window.
16:20I get 25 cents a week for my allowance and...
16:23Now you're talking cents, kiddo.
16:26Come on in.
16:26Hmm?
16:30They're stuffed, kid.
16:33When you live alone, a little protection doesn't hurt.
16:36I-I-I can't believe it.
16:40He's going in.
16:42Hmm?
16:43Hmm.
16:43Good cookies, Mrs. Costello.
16:46Take another handful, kiddo.
16:48I buy them in bulk.
16:49Yeah, I like cookies.
16:51Wow, thanks.
16:53And I thought meeting you was gonna be my worst bad luck ever since I broke the mirror.
16:58Bad luck?
16:59Ha!
17:01You don't believe that stuff, do ya?
17:04Well, Margaret says...
17:05I don't care what anyone says.
17:08It's all boulder dash.
17:11Forget it.
17:12Even black cats?
17:14And rabbit's feet?
17:15All of it!
17:18People just use that foolishness to scare other people and scare themselves.
17:22But all of it is just as fake as Fang here.
17:28Thanks for everything, Mrs. Costello.
17:31Huh?
17:33If there's no such thing as bad luck, how come Chuck Millman is waiting out there to pound my head?
17:40Hey, what did I tell you?
17:42There's always a way to make your own luck.
17:48Give me that football.
17:50I got it for you, didn't I?
17:52I don't know how you got out of there alive, Mitchell.
17:55But now you're gonna pay for losing my ball in the first place.
18:01Listen to me, little Chuckie Millman.
18:03If you ever touch my friend again, I'll move into your bedroom closet and I'll haunt you every night.
18:09Help!
18:11The scary lady!
18:15Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!
18:17Ho! Ho! Ho!
18:19Yeah!
18:20See, kiddo?
18:21What did I tell you?
18:22Your bad luck is on the run.
18:27Keep the pressure on, Martha.
18:29Are you sure, George?
18:31Yes! More water!
18:33More water!
18:34Gosh! I'm glad you found your lucky fishing hat, Mr. Wilson.
18:49I thought it was fun for good.
18:52I was hoping you were.
18:53Heck no!
18:55You and I are gonna be neighbors for a long time.
18:59Maybe even forever.
19:00Are you all right, George?
19:04Look, Dennis returned my fishing hat in our garbage disposal.
19:10Gee, that was kind of an accident.
19:12Is this from that $2,000 mirror, Martha?
19:22It's the only broken mirror I know about, George.
19:26Those cheapskates!
19:27Those, those, those phonies!
19:29What's wrong, George?
19:31This so-called antique is a fake!
19:34Oh, then it's not worth $2,000.
19:38I'd be surprised if it's worth $20, and that's all I'm paying Joe's antiques!
19:44George, I want to remind you that if Dennis hadn't broken that mirror, you'd be out $1,980.
19:54I don't know how to thank you.
19:57You don't have to thank me.
19:59Being able to come and visit you whenever I want is thanks enough.
20:03That's it, Russia!
20:05We're gonna help you get rid of your bad luck, Dennis.
20:07It's okay, Margaret.
20:09I don't believe in that stuff anymore.
20:12Of course you do, Dennis.
20:12Look, we got all the good luck charms in the whole world.
20:16Yeah, we got a four-leaf clover, a bag of stale fortune cookies for behind the Chinese restaurant, a rabbit's foot.
20:24What? No lucky horseshoe?
20:26Better than that, Mr. Wilson.
20:28We got four horseshoes!
20:31But we couldn't get them off the horse.
20:33What horse?
20:34Oh, the one we found in front of the police station.
20:37He was hungry, so we let him have lunch in your garden.
20:40N-N-N-N-Not my garden.
20:43No!
20:46Come on, come on!
20:47Get out of here!
20:48Giddy-up!
20:49Hi-ya!
20:51Breeze in your tracks, horse thief.
20:55He didn't need the whole horse, officer.
20:58Just the horseshoes.
21:00So, you stole them for the shoes, eh?
21:03You're coming with me.
21:04I-I-I don't deserve this kind of luck.
21:08I don't.
21:10Oh!
21:11D-D-Dunus!
21:12I-I-I-I-I-I-I don't deserve this kind of luck.
21:18Beak
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