Hagar has a hard time dealing with all the changes around him, both in the world and his family.Hagar has a hard time dealing with all the changes around him, both in the world and his family.Hagar has a hard time dealing with all the changes around him, both in the world and his family.
Peter Cullen
- Hägar
- (voice)
Lainie Kazan
- Helga
- (voice)
Lydia Cornell
- Honi
- (voice)
Jeff Doucette
- Lucky Eddie
- (voice)
- …
Josh Rodine
- Hamlet
- (voice)
- …
Hank Saroyan
- Olaf
- (voice)
- …
Frank Welker
- Principal
- (voice)
- …
- Director
- Writers
- All cast & crew
- Production, box office & more at IMDbPro
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- GoofsWhen Lucky Eddie loses his oar on the boat's starboard side, the boat should start rotating clockwise, not counter-clockwise as it's shown doing.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Homestar Runner: The House That Gave Sucky Treats (2001)
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The comic strip comes to life.
"Hägar the Horrible" is a one-time 23 minute TV special that I saw when it debuted. However, I can barely remember it and decided to see it again when I saw it on YouTube.
Hägar the Horrible has been abroad sacking Europe for the last two years. When he returns, he's horrified to see that his son, Hamlet, is a bookish nerd and his daughter, Honi, is marrying some minstrel instead of a nasty Viking. So, he's determined to get to the bottom of this and set things right.
The first thing I noticed is that the animation was perfect for this show. It's because the animation looks like the comic strip...which is best. The second is that the family dynamics were pretty sweet. Instead of Honi and Hamlet fighting their dad, they tried hard to be more Viking-like. And, their dad really did love his kids. Overall, a cute show...not one which will change your life, but enjoyable and worth seeing...particularly if you are a kid.
Hägar the Horrible has been abroad sacking Europe for the last two years. When he returns, he's horrified to see that his son, Hamlet, is a bookish nerd and his daughter, Honi, is marrying some minstrel instead of a nasty Viking. So, he's determined to get to the bottom of this and set things right.
The first thing I noticed is that the animation was perfect for this show. It's because the animation looks like the comic strip...which is best. The second is that the family dynamics were pretty sweet. Instead of Honi and Hamlet fighting their dad, they tried hard to be more Viking-like. And, their dad really did love his kids. Overall, a cute show...not one which will change your life, but enjoyable and worth seeing...particularly if you are a kid.
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- planktonrules
- Nov 18, 2023
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- Hägar der Schreckliche
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- Runtime23 minutes
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