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[[File:Smarty.png|left|200px]]'''Smarty''' is the leader of the Toon Patrol, and is ranked a sergeant by [[Judge Doom]]. He is voiced by [[David Lander]]
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[[File:Smarty.png|left|200px]]'''Smarty''' is the leader of the Toon Patrol, and is ranked a sergeant by [[Judge Doom]]. He is voiced by [[David Lander]].
 
==='''Role'''===
 
==='''Role'''===
 
He arrives with the rest of the toon patrol at the scene of [[Marvin Acme|Marvin Acme's]] murder to assure their boss Judge Doom of their task's success, stating that their many informants around the city will help them find the murder suspect [[Roger Rabbit]]. During the demonstration of the Dip, the weasels all laugh with delight in spite of the horrific properties of Dip and its effects on toons.
 
He arrives with the rest of the toon patrol at the scene of [[Marvin Acme|Marvin Acme's]] murder to assure their boss Judge Doom of their task's success, stating that their many informants around the city will help them find the murder suspect [[Roger Rabbit]]. During the demonstration of the Dip, the weasels all laugh with delight in spite of the horrific properties of Dip and its effects on toons.
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[[File:Greasy.png|left|200px]]'''Greasy''' is allegedly the second-in-command of the Toon Patrol. He is voiced by [[Charles Fleischer]]
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[[File:Greasy.png|left|200px]]'''Greasy''' is allegedly the second-in-command of the Toon Patrol. He is voiced by [[Charles Fleischer]].
 
==='''Role'''===
 
==='''Role'''===
 
Greasy is rarely without the rest of the Toon Patrol, as he appears with them in their arrival at the scene of [[Marvin Acme|Marvin Acme's]] murder, as well as their search of [[Eddie Valiant|Eddie Valiant's]] office for the murder suspect [[Roger Rabbit]]. He later arrives with the Toon Patrol and [[Judge Doom]] at the bar, but is easily defeated by Eddie Valiant while he and Roger escape. In the ensuing chase, Greasy is presumably in the back of the patrol vehicle and therefore unseen.
 
Greasy is rarely without the rest of the Toon Patrol, as he appears with them in their arrival at the scene of [[Marvin Acme|Marvin Acme's]] murder, as well as their search of [[Eddie Valiant|Eddie Valiant's]] office for the murder suspect [[Roger Rabbit]]. He later arrives with the Toon Patrol and [[Judge Doom]] at the bar, but is easily defeated by Eddie Valiant while he and Roger escape. In the ensuing chase, Greasy is presumably in the back of the patrol vehicle and therefore unseen.
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[[File:Psycho.png|left|200px]]'''Psycho''' is the most insane weasel in the Toon Patrol. He is voiced by [[Charles Fleischer]]
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[[File:Psycho.png|left|200px]]'''Psycho''' is the most insane weasel in the Toon Patrol. He is voiced by [[Charles Fleischer]].
 
==='''Role'''===
 
==='''Role'''===
 
Psycho is only ever seen with the rest of the Toon patrol and aids them in their efforts to capture [[Roger Rabbit]], the prime suspect in the murder of [[Marvin Acme]]. At almost all times, he is either seen or heard laughing in his distinct cackle.
 
Psycho is only ever seen with the rest of the Toon patrol and aids them in their efforts to capture [[Roger Rabbit]], the prime suspect in the murder of [[Marvin Acme]]. At almost all times, he is either seen or heard laughing in his distinct cackle.
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Psycho has brown fur with frizzy hair, yellow swirls in his eyes and gangly yellow teeth. His only clothing is an unbuckled straitjacket to exemplify his insanity. His weapon of choice is a strait razor, which he is often carrying in his mouth or jabbing in someone's direction.
 
Psycho has brown fur with frizzy hair, yellow swirls in his eyes and gangly yellow teeth. His only clothing is an unbuckled straitjacket to exemplify his insanity. His weapon of choice is a strait razor, which he is often carrying in his mouth or jabbing in someone's direction.
 
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[[File:Wheezy.jpg|left|200px]]'''Wheezy''' is the gunman of the Toon Patrol. He is voiced by [[June Foray]]
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[[File:Wheezy.jpg|left|200px]]'''Wheezy''' is the gunman of the Toon Patrol. He is voiced by [[June Foray]].
 
==='''Role'''===
 
==='''Role'''===
 
He is always teamed with the rest of the Toon Patrol or colluding with at least one of them, particularly Psycho.
 
He is always teamed with the rest of the Toon Patrol or colluding with at least one of them, particularly Psycho.
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He is never without an absurd amount of cigarettes in cigarettes, particularly possessing several in his mouth. He wears a dingy white mashed fedora in which he carries an additional stash of cigarettes, a black vest, a loose tie, and a wrinkled shirt. His weapon of choice is presumed to be a Tommy Gun, though he is only seen using it once.
 
He is never without an absurd amount of cigarettes in cigarettes, particularly possessing several in his mouth. He wears a dingy white mashed fedora in which he carries an additional stash of cigarettes, a black vest, a loose tie, and a wrinkled shirt. His weapon of choice is presumed to be a Tommy Gun, though he is only seen using it once.
 
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[[File:Stupid.png|left|200px]]'''Stupid''' is the dumbest member of the Toon Patrol. He is voiced by [[Fred Newman]]
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[[File:Stupid.png|left|200px]]'''Stupid''' is the dumbest member of the Toon Patrol. He is voiced by [[Fred Newman]].
 
==='''Role'''===
 
==='''Role'''===
 
Stupid has the least involvement with the affairs of the Toon Patrol, likely a deliberate move on the part of Smarty to avoid any possible hinderance. When the Toon Patrol searches [[Eddie Valiant|Eddie Valiant's]] office and questions him, Stupid starts laughing with the rest of the weasels when Smarty gets a bar of soap stuck on his mouth. He begins hitting himself in the head with his baseball bat and stumbles over laughing, before Smarty seals his mouth shut with a plunger.
 
Stupid has the least involvement with the affairs of the Toon Patrol, likely a deliberate move on the part of Smarty to avoid any possible hinderance. When the Toon Patrol searches [[Eddie Valiant|Eddie Valiant's]] office and questions him, Stupid starts laughing with the rest of the weasels when Smarty gets a bar of soap stuck on his mouth. He begins hitting himself in the head with his baseball bat and stumbles over laughing, before Smarty seals his mouth shut with a plunger.

Revision as of 08:24, 31 March 2019

The Toon Patrol are a gang of Toon anthropomorphic weasels who serve as henchmen to Judge Doom and the secondary antagonists in the 1988 live-action/animated film, Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

Background

In the film, the Toon Patrol are the law enforcers of Toontown, although they behave less like law enforcers and more like gangsters and crooks due to their behaviors. Judge Doom has hired them to arrest Roger Rabbit for the murder of Marvin Acme. Their vehicle is a real-life black 1937 Dodge Humpback panel truck which serves as a paddy wagon. The vehicle is fitted with official City of Los Angeles "Toon Patrol" decals on the front doors.

Like all the other Toons in the movie, the Toon Patrol are invincible to physical body harm except the chemical blend called "The Dip".

In the case of the weasels, it is shown that prolonged laughter is also lethal to them; while Eddie Valiant jokes around in front of them during the climax of the film, all except their leader Smarty die from laughing at him; Smarty meets his demise after Valiant crotch-kicks him into a vat of The Dip. Whether or not the weasels knew that Doom was a Toon himself is never confirmed, but their relationship with him may hint that they had no knowledge of such.

The design of the Toon Patrol and their switchblades was inspired by the weasels in the 1949 Disney cartoon, The Wind in the Willows.

The Weasels

Smarty
Smarty is the leader of the Toon Patrol, and is ranked a sergeant by Judge Doom. He is voiced by David Lander.

Role

He arrives with the rest of the toon patrol at the scene of Marvin Acme's murder to assure their boss Judge Doom of their task's success, stating that their many informants around the city will help them find the murder suspect Roger Rabbit. During the demonstration of the Dip, the weasels all laugh with delight in spite of the horrific properties of Dip and its effects on toons. Smarty and the other weasels soon track Roger Rabbit to Eddie Valiant's office and break in, finding him washing his clothes in the sink. During a hostile conversation, Valiant shoves a bar of soap in his mouth and the other weasels laugh. Smarty hushes them and abuses them to warn them against laughter, before they eventually leave to search elsewhere. During the bar fight, Smarty is the only weasel capable of overpowering Valiant, incapacitating him and drawing a switchblade before being hit in the face with a bottle. The weasels make several more appearances, specifically during the car chase with Benny the Cab and the escape from Toon Town. When Valiant and Jessica are captured, Smarty holds Valiant at bay with a revolver before Valiant begins a comedic dance number. This amuses all the other weasels until they die laughing, though Smarty is suddenly distracted by a flaw in the lyrics. After correcting himself, Valiant kills Smarty in the crotch and launches him into a large vat of dip, killing him instantly.

Personality

Of all the weasels, Smarty is the most consistently serious and does his best to keep his mind on the job. Despite this, he has a sarcastic attitude and will also laugh at funny sights in spite of laughter's fatal effects of weasels. Despite being the leader of the Toon Patrol, he has a poor vocabulary and commits a malapropism almost every time he speaks. He seems to have no regard for others and even his own colleagues receive little compassion from him, though they will also offer no consolation to him when he suffers in any fashion.

Appearance

Smarty has brown fur with tan markings on his muzzle and his underbelly. He wears a light pink double-breasted zoot suit coat with a matching fedora and a white dress shirt. He has various accessories such as a gold chain in the left pocket, a bed-jewelled magenta tie and spats on his bare feet. His weapon of choice is a .44 revolver, though in the bar scene he is shown attempting to attack Eddie Valiant with a switchblade.

Greasy
Greasy is allegedly the second-in-command of the Toon Patrol. He is voiced by Charles Fleischer.

Role

Greasy is rarely without the rest of the Toon Patrol, as he appears with them in their arrival at the scene of Marvin Acme's murder, as well as their search of Eddie Valiant's office for the murder suspect Roger Rabbit. He later arrives with the Toon Patrol and Judge Doom at the bar, but is easily defeated by Eddie Valiant while he and Roger escape. In the ensuing chase, Greasy is presumably in the back of the patrol vehicle and therefore unseen. When Jessica and Valiant are captured and brought to the Acme Factory, the weasels search Valiant for Marvin Acme's will. When ordered by Doom to search Jessica, Greasy volunteers for the task and immediately begins fondling Jessica's cleavage, before being caught in her "Booby Trap" and panicking with a Bear Trap hanging from his hand. While the weasels laugh as he hops around and wails in pain, Doom hits him into a pile of boxes with his cane. After Doom's plan is revealed, Greasy is suddenly launched into the Air after Roger Rabbit rockets out of a storm drain, quickly grabbing onto a set of suspended bricks to break his fall. While Roger is distracted by Doom, Greasy cuts the rope and the stack of bricks lands on top of Roger. After tying Jessica and Roger together onto a crane hook, Greasy starts driving the Dip Machine and holds his foot on the brake instead of parking. When Valiant starts making the weasels laugh with his comedic dance number, Greasy laughs so hard that he dies and falls out of the vehicle, letting go of the brake and leaving the vehicle to roll forward uncontrollably.

Personality

He has a thick Puerto Rican accent, though he curses in Spanish when he is caught in Jessica's booby trap and when rocketed into the air by Roger's entrance. Greasy seems to be the most aggressive of the Weasels and is the most eager to fight. He is also a pervert, evident as he takes the opportunity to molest Jessica's cleavage when the weasels are tasked with frisking her.

Appearance

Greasy has long greasy black hair slicked back and dark brown fur with tan markings. Greasy often appears overweight and sports a small potbelly, though this is inconsistent with his appearances when he had a slim figure. He wears a green zoot suit styled trench coat, a white dress shirt with a partially obscured pink tie and a matching fedora that often obscures his eyes. He wears white spectator shoes with single black stripes and trousers hiked up to his chest, making him to only weasel to wear pants. He appropriately resembles a zoot suit gangster from the L.A. "Zoot Suit Riots" of the 1940s.

His weapon of choice is a switchblade, though he also uses a .44 revolver.

Psycho
Psycho is the most insane weasel in the Toon Patrol. He is voiced by Charles Fleischer.

Role

Psycho is only ever seen with the rest of the Toon patrol and aids them in their efforts to capture Roger Rabbit, the prime suspect in the murder of Marvin Acme. At almost all times, he is either seen or heard laughing in his distinct cackle. When Jessica and Eddie Valiant are taken to the Acme Factory, the Dip Machine and the plot to destroy Toontown is revealed. Psycho supervises Wheezy in tying Jessica and Roger to a crane hook, before he climbs about the Dip Machine and man's it's mounted water cannon. Psycho is shocked by Valiant's sudden comedic dance number but eventually begins laughing along in spite of the fatal effects of laughing on weasels. Psycho starts dancing around and accidentally hits a lever to fire the dip cannon, only barely missing Roger and Jessica. He eventually loses his balance and hangs from another switch that turns the cannon away from the hostages, before falling into the spinning brush in front of the vehicle. As an angel, he begins ascending before pushing the switch to turn the cannon back towards them, before bidding farewell and giggling to himself.

Personality

Psycho is most insane of the weasels, hence his name. He gets excited by the concept of killing, as he is heard gleefully laughing when Judge Doom kills the Toon Shoe in the bucket of Dip. He is nearly drooling in anticipation as Smarty attempts to drive into Benny the Cab, and he takes it upon himself to shoot the Dip at Roger and Jessica. On a few occasions, it is implied that he enjoys pretending his straitjacket is buckled by hugging himself tightly, namely when he exits the Toon Patrol's car in his first appearance and while laughing after Eddie stuffs a bar of soap into Smarty's mouth; though this might also imply that he is not entirely used to having his straitjacket unbuckled.

Appearance

Psycho has brown fur with frizzy hair, yellow swirls in his eyes and gangly yellow teeth. His only clothing is an unbuckled straitjacket to exemplify his insanity. His weapon of choice is a strait razor, which he is often carrying in his mouth or jabbing in someone's direction.

Wheezy
Wheezy is the gunman of the Toon Patrol. He is voiced by June Foray.

Role

He is always teamed with the rest of the Toon Patrol or colluding with at least one of them, particularly Psycho. When they arrive at Eddie Valiant's office to question him, Wheezy uses his tommy gun to destroy the locked on the door so they can enter. After Smarty gets soap stuck in his mouth when threatening Valiant, Wheezy starts laughing from on top of Eddie Valiant's desk. Smarty hushes him by spitting the soap into his face and sending him soaring into the window blinds. Wheezy makes several more appearances including the bar fight, the chase after Benny the Cab, and the climax of the escape from Toontown. When Roger, Jessica and Valiant are captured and Judge Doom reveals his Dip Machine, Wheezy is filling the vehicle's vat with barrels of Dip, despite it's dangerous effects on Toons. When the weasels all start dying from laughing at Valiant's comedic musical number, his spirit begins leaving his body, in spite of his desperate attempts to pull it back inside his body. Eventually, his spirit ascends and is body falls along with the ladder he was standing on.

Personality

Wheezy has an unhealthy addiction to cigarettes and is often smoking several at once, causing his voice to become dry and raspy. He rarely speaks and his laughter always devolves into hacking and coughing. Much like the other weasels, his begins laughing uncontrollably at funny sights and will eventually die from the laughter, which occurs to most of the weasels except Smarty. He appears to be afraid of dying, as he is seen unsuccessfully trying to pull his soul back into his body, although when it breaks free, it does not appear regretful.

Appearance

Unlike his colleagues' collective brown furs, Wheezy has bluish-grey fur with lighter grey markings.

He is never without an absurd amount of cigarettes in cigarettes, particularly possessing several in his mouth. He wears a dingy white mashed fedora in which he carries an additional stash of cigarettes, a black vest, a loose tie, and a wrinkled shirt. His weapon of choice is presumed to be a Tommy Gun, though he is only seen using it once.

Stupid
Stupid is the dumbest member of the Toon Patrol. He is voiced by Fred Newman.

Role

Stupid has the least involvement with the affairs of the Toon Patrol, likely a deliberate move on the part of Smarty to avoid any possible hinderance. When the Toon Patrol searches Eddie Valiant's office and questions him, Stupid starts laughing with the rest of the weasels when Smarty gets a bar of soap stuck on his mouth. He begins hitting himself in the head with his baseball bat and stumbles over laughing, before Smarty seals his mouth shut with a plunger. During the bar fight and the following escape, Valiant punches him and he lands on Judge doom, knocking the both of them back. When Jessica and Valiant are taken to the Acme Factory, Stupid digs away the brick wall to show Toontown before later climbing onto the Dip Machine. During Valiant's comedic musical number, Stupid laughs and falls of the ladder, before suddenly dying and holding a lily over his body as his spirit ascends into the sky.

Personality

He is so stupid that he is seen hitting himself over the head with his own weapon while laughing. He has one line in the film when he excitedly informs Judge Doom that Toontown is on the other side of the wall in the Acme Factory, which he and Wheezy are drilling open.

Appearance

Stupid is clearly overweight, while all the other weasels are fairly slim. He wears a blue and gray striped T-shirt, a red beanie with a propeller and dingy blue sneakers with untied laces. His weapon of choice is a baseball bat with a nail through it, though he only ever uses it on himself.

During production, there were going to be seven weasels rather than five, much like the Seven Dwarfs. The other two were named "Slimy" and "Flasher." Other names considered were Crazy, Sleazy, Scummy, Itchy, and Twitchy. However, only Slimy and Flasher made it to the sketch stage and no voice work for them was ever completed. Slimy was a black weasel with 1950s greaser attire who puked slime (and, just by looking at his concept art, could also be playing in it) and carried a blackjack as a weapon. Flasher, as his name implies, wore a trenchcoat but did not carry a visual weapon. The conceptual art of these characters is included in the 15th anniversary DVD edition of Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

Also, there is an unnamed weasel in Roger Rabbit's Car Toon Spin. He is a dark brown weasel who wears a gray baggy hat, a white button-up shirt, and dark cadet-blue baggy suspenders. He was voiced by Will Ryan. His origins are unknown, though some names have been suggested by fans, notably "Sleazy".

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Trivia

  • The Toon Patrol were intended to be a crude parody to the Seven Dwarfs from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, hence why there were initially seven to begin with.


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Media
Films and Television: Who Framed Roger Rabbit (video/soundtrack) • Mickey's 60th BirthdayTummy TroubleRoller Coaster RabbitTrail Mix-Up

Video Games: 1988 video gameNES gameGame Boy game
Cancelled projects: Roger Rabbit II: The Toon PlatoonHare In My Soup

Disney Parks
Roger Rabbit's Car Toon Spin

Entertainment: Once Upon a Mouse
Parades: Disney's FantillusionDisney's Party ExpressDisney Carnivale ParadeDisney on Parade: 100 Years of MagicDisney Classics ParadeSpectromagicTokyo Disneyland Electrical Parade: DreamLights
Fireworks: Remember... Dreams Come True
Christmas: A Christmas Fantasy Parade
Cancelled projects: Roger Rabbit's Hollywood

Characters
Film: Roger RabbitJessica RabbitEddie ValiantDoloresBaby HermanBenny the CabJudge DoomToon PatrolR.K. MaroonMarvin AcmeLt. SantinoAngeloBaby Herman's MotherBongo the GorillaToon BulletsLena Hyena

Comics: SunshineNightwingC.B. MaroonRick Flint
Deleted: Captain CleaverVoltaire
Other: Lenny the CabList of cameos in Who Framed Roger Rabbit

Songs
Film: Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2Why Don't You Do Right?The Merry-Go-Round Broke DownSmile Darn Ya SmileWitchcraft

Deleted: This Only Happens in the Movies

Locations
ToontownCloverleaf IndustriesMaroon CartoonsLos AngelesValiant & ValiantAcme CorporationThe Ink and Paint ClubHollywood
Objects
DipDip MachineMarvin Acme's WillToon RevolverPacific Electric Railway
See also
Bonkers