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'''Name:''' Ernie Morrison Jr.<br /> |
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'''Played By:''' [[Ernie Morrison]]<br /> |
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'''Born:''' 1912<br /> |
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'''Bio: '''Ernie "Sunshine Sammy" Morrison is the first real Little Rascal. Everyone else comes after him. His adventures lead to the others wanting to hang around with him and bringing others into the group. It all starts as Ernie and his little brother [[Farina]] travel the neighborhood to deliver the laundry their mother takes in to the house. At one time, Ernie thought Farina with his pigtails and long clothes was a little girl and even called him his little sister in [[Young Sherlocks]]. For extra money, he shines shoes with Farina whitewashing again to get repeat customers in [[A Pleasant Journey]] and even opening his own barbershop in [[Big Business]]. In order to pay for apples he swipes at the market, he becomes a [[Rascals Boxing|fight promoter]] earning money from his friends to watch [[Mickey Daniels (role)|Mickey]] and [[Jackie Davis (role)|Jackie]] fight for [[Mary Kornman (role)|Mary Kornman]], the lone girl in the group.<br /> |
'''Bio: '''Ernie "Sunshine Sammy" Morrison is the first real Little Rascal. Everyone else comes after him. His adventures lead to the others wanting to hang around with him and bringing others into the group. It all starts as Ernie and his little brother [[Farina]] travel the neighborhood to deliver the laundry their mother takes in to the house. At one time, Ernie thought Farina with his pigtails and long clothes was a little girl and even called him his little sister in [[Young Sherlocks]]. For extra money, he shines shoes with Farina whitewashing again to get repeat customers in [[A Pleasant Journey]] and even opening his own barbershop in [[Big Business]]. In order to pay for apples he swipes at the market, he becomes a [[Rascals Boxing|fight promoter]] earning money from his friends to watch [[Mickey Daniels (role)|Mickey]] and [[Jackie Davis (role)|Jackie]] fight for [[Mary Kornman (role)|Mary Kornman]], the lone girl in the group.<br /> |
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| − | In [[Boys To Board]], Ernie gets connected to and seems to later attend [[Mother Malone's Boarding School]], but Farina later attends [[Adams Street Grammar School]]. Mother Malone's offers little but fresh air and sunshine, about the only things that are free, and when Ernie leads an escape, [[Pop And Mother Malone|Pop Malone]] goes with them! When he's not in school, Ernie plays [[Rascals Baseball|baseball]] in [[Giants Vs. Yanks]] and [[Rascals Football|football]] against the [[Goose Alley Juniors]] in [[No Noise]]. Mickey is the team captain. When they get tired of their chores, Ernie, Farina, Mickey and Waldemar drift off in a raft to become pirates, but their parents and guardians bring them back. They try again to be pirates in [[The Buccaneers]], this time leading an attack on the U.S. Navy sent to bring them back.<br /> |
+ | In [[Boys To Board]], Ernie gets connected to and seems to later attend [[Mother Malone's Boarding School]], but Farina later attends [[Adams Street Grammar School]]. Mother Malone's offers little but fresh air and sunshine, about the only things that are free, and when Ernie leads an escape, [[Pop And Mother Malone|Pop Malone]] goes with them! When he's not in school, Ernie plays [[Rascals Baseball|baseball]] in [[Giants Vs. Yanks]] and [[Rascals Football|football]] against the [[Goose Alley Juniors]] in [[No Noise]]. Mickey is the team captain. When they get tired of their chores, Ernie, Farina, Mickey and [[Waldemar]] drift off in a raft to become pirates, but their parents and guardians bring them back. They try again to be pirates in [[The Buccaneers]], this time leading an attack on the U.S. Navy sent to bring them back.<br /> |
Back home, Ernie and the gang have a club called the [[Cluck Cluck Klams]], replete with white sheets in [[Lodge Night]] with little to no knowledge of the sinister terrorist group they are imitating. He also takes over a donkey-powered double-decker bus in [[Back Stage]].<br /> |
Back home, Ernie and the gang have a club called the [[Cluck Cluck Klams]], replete with white sheets in [[Lodge Night]] with little to no knowledge of the sinister terrorist group they are imitating. He also takes over a donkey-powered double-decker bus in [[Back Stage]].<br /> |
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* "Yo'r gazin' at the bravest guy that evah traveled on feet - Listen ..." - Ernie in [[Young Sherlocks]] |
* "Yo'r gazin' at the bravest guy that evah traveled on feet - Listen ..." - Ernie in [[Young Sherlocks]] |
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* "You're th' police force - An' yo' got a'thority to soak ever'body." - Ernie in [[The Big Show]]<br /> |
* "You're th' police force - An' yo' got a'thority to soak ever'body." - Ernie in [[The Big Show]]<br /> |
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| − | * "One minnit, gen'lemen - The champeens is still trainin'." - Ernie in [[The Champeen]]<br /> |
+ | * "One minnit, gen'lemen - The champeens is still trainin'." - Ernie in [[The Champeen!]]<br /> |
* "Ring 'at bell!" - Ernie in [[The Champeen!]]<br /> |
* "Ring 'at bell!" - Ernie in [[The Champeen!]]<br /> |
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| + | * "We're gonna stop off in Mexico an' shoot wild Indians." - [[The Runaways]] |
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| + | ** "They ain't no more wild Indians - They're all in th' movies." - Ernie in [[A Pleasant Journey]]<br /> |
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| + | * "I know what! We'll go to Sand Francisco in yo'r place - I've allus wanted to see 'at burg." - Ernie in [[A Pleasant Journey]]<br /> |
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* "Ain't got no money - Ah ain't had time to go to the bank this mawnin'." - Sammy in [[Derby Day]]<br /> |
* "Ain't got no money - Ah ain't had time to go to the bank this mawnin'." - Sammy in [[Derby Day]]<br /> |
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* "Talk Inglish - Ah don't understand chop sooey!" - Sammy to [[Sing Joy]] in [[Derby Day]]<br /> |
* "Talk Inglish - Ah don't understand chop sooey!" - Sammy to [[Sing Joy]] in [[Derby Day]]<br /> |
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==Notes/Trivia== |
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| + | * The only time Ernie's character is given a last name is in [[Fire Fighters]] where his name is given as Booker T. Bacon.<br /> |
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Revision as of 04:48, 22 July 2013
Profile
Name: Ernie Morrison Jr.
Nickname: Sunshine Sammy, Booker T. Bacon (in Fire Fighters), Sorgum (in Saturday Morning)
Played By: Ernie Morrison
Born: 1912
Relatives: Ernie Sr. (father), Mother (name unrevealed), Mrs. Jackson (aunt), Allen (aka Farina), Pineapple, Hector (brothers), Mango, Pleurisy (sisters)
Clubs: Goat Alley Fire Department, The Cluck Cluck Klams
First Short: Our Gang
Last Short: Cradle Robbers
Character
Bio: Ernie "Sunshine Sammy" Morrison is the first real Little Rascal. Everyone else comes after him. His adventures lead to the others wanting to hang around with him and bringing others into the group. It all starts as Ernie and his little brother Farina travel the neighborhood to deliver the laundry their mother takes in to the house. At one time, Ernie thought Farina with his pigtails and long clothes was a little girl and even called him his little sister in Young Sherlocks. For extra money, he shines shoes with Farina whitewashing again to get repeat customers in A Pleasant Journey and even opening his own barbershop in Big Business. In order to pay for apples he swipes at the market, he becomes a fight promoter earning money from his friends to watch Mickey and Jackie fight for Mary Kornman, the lone girl in the group.
In Boys To Board, Ernie gets connected to and seems to later attend Mother Malone's Boarding School, but Farina later attends Adams Street Grammar School. Mother Malone's offers little but fresh air and sunshine, about the only things that are free, and when Ernie leads an escape, Pop Malone goes with them! When he's not in school, Ernie plays baseball in Giants Vs. Yanks and football against the Goose Alley Juniors in No Noise. Mickey is the team captain. When they get tired of their chores, Ernie, Farina, Mickey and Waldemar drift off in a raft to become pirates, but their parents and guardians bring them back. They try again to be pirates in The Buccaneers, this time leading an attack on the U.S. Navy sent to bring them back.
Back home, Ernie and the gang have a club called the Cluck Cluck Klams, replete with white sheets in Lodge Night with little to no knowledge of the sinister terrorist group they are imitating. He also takes over a donkey-powered double-decker bus in Back Stage.
Quotes:
- "Wimmin is all alike _ Y' can't trust 'em." - Ernie in Our Gang
- "Let's get customers! We can't see Mary Jane starve - she ain't any too fat now." - Ernie in Our Gang
- "Yo'r gazin' at the bravest guy that evah traveled on feet - Listen ..." - Ernie in Young Sherlocks
- "You're th' police force - An' yo' got a'thority to soak ever'body." - Ernie in The Big Show
- "One minnit, gen'lemen - The champeens is still trainin'." - Ernie in The Champeen!
- "Ring 'at bell!" - Ernie in The Champeen!
- "We're gonna stop off in Mexico an' shoot wild Indians." - The Runaways
- "They ain't no more wild Indians - They're all in th' movies." - Ernie in A Pleasant Journey
- "They ain't no more wild Indians - They're all in th' movies." - Ernie in A Pleasant Journey
- "I know what! We'll go to Sand Francisco in yo'r place - I've allus wanted to see 'at burg." - Ernie in A Pleasant Journey
- "Ain't got no money - Ah ain't had time to go to the bank this mawnin'." - Sammy in Derby Day
- "Talk Inglish - Ah don't understand chop sooey!" - Sammy to Sing Joy in Derby Day
- "Jus' pick 'em up an' lay 'em down!" - Sammy to the racehorses in Derby Day
- "An' if we win fifty dollars-we'll give yo' a quartah." - Ernie in Cradle Robbers
Notes/Trivia
- The only time Ernie's character is given a last name is in Fire Fighters where his name is given as Booker T. Bacon.