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| {{nowrap|Gerry Chiniquy}}
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| When they go after ''Hassan the Assassin'', Deux-Deux gives the Inspector an unlucky rabbit's foot.
| When they go after Hassan the Assassin, Deux-Deux gives the Inspector an unlucky rabbit's foot.
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| {{nowrap|Robert McKimson}}
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| The Commissioner is overworked and needs absolute quiet or he goes into uncontrolled fits of temper. The Inspector is assigned to look after him, but has trouble with a noisy cat, the bells of Notre Dame, and [[Bastille day]] festivities.
| The Commissioner is overworked and needs absolute quiet or he goes into uncontrolled fits of temper. The Inspector is assigned to look after him, but has trouble with a noisy cat, the bells of Notre Dame, and [[Bastille day]] festivities.
| Sargeant Deux-Deux does not appear.
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| Gerry Chiniquy
| Gerry Chiniquy
| The Inspector is sent after biker “Pig” Al and his biker gang.
| The Inspector is sent after biker ��Pig” Al and his biker gang.
| Sargeant Deux-Deux does not appear.
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| Gerry Chiniquy
| Gerry Chiniquy
| The Inspector is given Private Bowser, a very energetic dog, in his efforts to track down a thief.
| The Inspector is given Private Bowser, a very energetic dog, in his efforts to track down a thief.
| Sargeant Deux-Deux does not appear.
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| Gerry Chiniquy
| Gerry Chiniquy
| Sacked for letting Louie Le Finke escape, the Inspector tries to stop Le Finke from taking vengeance on the Commissioner, but ends up becoming part of the manhunt himself.
| Sacked for letting Louie Le Finke escape, the Inspector tries to stop Le Finke from taking vengeance on the Commissioner, but ends up becoming part of the manhunt himself.
| Sargeant Deux-Deux does not appear.
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| George Singer
| George Singer
| The Inspector is sent to prison having been mistaken for a bank robber who is his double. He soon realizes that his backfiring attempts to escape adds even more years to his sentence.
| The Inspector is sent to prison having been mistaken for a bank robber who is his double. He soon realizes that his backfiring attempts to escape adds even more years to his sentence.
| Sargeant Deux-Deux does not appear.
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| Gerry Chiniquy
| Gerry Chiniquy
| The Inspector is continually outwitted by a crow that steals jewels.
| The Inspector is continually outwitted by a crow that steals jewels.
| Sargeant Deux-Deux does not appear.
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| Gerry Chiniquy
| Gerry Chiniquy
| Sent to Canada on an exchange programme, the Inspector is sent after Two-Faced Harry, who has an innocent face on his front and an evil face on his back.
| Sent to Canada on an exchange programme, the Inspector is sent after Two-Faced Harry, who has an innocent face on his front and an evil face on his back.
| Sargeant Deux-Deux does not appear.
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| October 25, 1967
| October 25, 1967
| Gerry Chiniquy
| Gerry Chiniquy
| Through his own mistake,Inspector Clouseau is stranded on a deserted island with the large convict Mack Le Truck, who is trying to kill him.
| Through his own mistake, is stranded on a deserted island with convict Mack Le Truck, who is trying to kill him.
| Sargeant Deux-Deux does not appear.
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| Gerry Chiniquy
| Gerry Chiniquy
| On holiday in Canada as a Mountie, the Inspector is kidnapped by the diminutive but aggressive fur trapper Caribou Lou.
| On holiday in Canada as a Mountie, the Inspector is kidnapped by the diminutive but aggressive fur trapper Caribou Lou.
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Revision as of 15:09, 10 December 2012

This is a list of the original 34 Inspector animated shorts produced from 1965 to 1969 by DePatie-Freleng Enterprises (DFE Films). All entries were featured on television as part of The Pink Panther Show starting in 1969.

1965

# Title Date Director Synopsis Notes
01 The Great De Gaulle Stone Operation December 21, 1965 Friz Freleng The Inspector is determined to retrieve the famous DeGaulle diamond from the three-headed jewel thief, the Matz-O'Reillys who are attempting to steal it.

1966

# Title Date Director Synopsis Notes
02 Reaux, Reaux, Reaux Your Boat February 1, 1966 Gerry Chiniquy The Inspector is after the notorious smuggler Captain Clamity and his sidekick Crab Louie.
03 Napoleon Blown-Aparte February 2, 1966 Gerry Chiniquy The Mad Bomber escapes from Le Prison and swears vengeance on The Commissioner by blowing him up with an endless amount of bombs. An alternate rendition of ‘’The Inspector’’ theme “A Shot in the Dark” is featured during the credits.
04 Cirrhosis of the Louvre March 9, 1966 Gerry Chiniquy The insidious criminal known as The Blotch plans to steal all the paintings from the Louvre.
05 Plastered in Paris April 5, 1966 Gerry Chiniquy The Inspector and Deux Deux chase a fugitive known as "X" across Africa.
06 Cock-A-Doodle Deux Deux June 15, 1966 Robert McKimson The largest diamond in the world, 'The Plymouth Rock', has been stolen from Madame at her chateau,and the suspects turn out to be chickens. An alternate rendition of ‘’The Inspector’’ theme “A Shot in the Dark” is featured during the credits.
07 Ape Suzette June 24, 1966 Gerry Chiniquy The Inspector thinks he is fighting a little man but an ape gets in all the punches.
08 The Pique Poquette of Paris August 25, 1966 George Singer Spider Pierre (who has four arms, two legs and a spider-web gun) picks pockets, especially those of the Inspector.
09 Sicque! Sicque! Sicque! September 23, 1966 George Singer Deux-Deux drinks a flask of a green liquid and keeps changing into a big green monster.
10 That's No Lady—That's Notre Dame October 26, 1966 George Singer Trying to catch a purse snatcher, the Inspector sets up a sting operation by disguising himself as a woman and soon falls afoul of the Commissioner's jealous wife.
11 Unsafe and Seine November 9, 1966 George Singer The Inspector and Deux-Deux search for an agent across the world.
12 Toulouse La Trick December 30, 1966 Robert McKimson The Inspector handcuffs Toulouse Le Moose and himself to prevent Toulouse from escaping. Sargeant Deux-Deux does not appear.

1967

# Title Date Director Synopsis Notes
13 Sacre Bleu Cross February 1, 1967 Gerry Chiniquy When they go after Hassan the Assassin, Deux-Deux gives the Inspector an unlucky rabbit's foot.
14 Le Quiet Squad May 17, 1967 Robert McKimson The Commissioner is overworked and needs absolute quiet or he goes into uncontrolled fits of temper. The Inspector is assigned to look after him, but has trouble with a noisy cat, the bells of Notre Dame, and Bastille day festivities. Sargeant Deux-Deux does not appear.
15 Bomb Voyage May 22, 1967 Robert McKimson The Commissioner is kidnapped by aliens. Set to Repsighi's Pines of Rome.
16 Le Pig-Al Patrol May 24, 1967 Gerry Chiniquy The Inspector is sent after biker “Pig” Al and his biker gang. Sargeant Deux-Deux does not appear.
17 Le Bowser Bagger May 30, 1967 Gerry Chiniquy The Inspector is given Private Bowser, a very energetic dog, in his efforts to track down a thief. Sargeant Deux-Deux does not appear.
18 Le Escape Goat June 29, 1967 Gerry Chiniquy Sacked for letting Louie Le Finke escape, the Inspector tries to stop Le Finke from taking vengeance on the Commissioner, but ends up becoming part of the manhunt himself. Sargeant Deux-Deux does not appear.
19 Le Cop on Le Rocks July 3, 1967 George Singer The Inspector is sent to prison having been mistaken for a bank robber who is his double. He soon realizes that his backfiring attempts to escape adds even more years to his sentence. Sargeant Deux-Deux does not appear.
20 Crow De Guerre August 16, 1967 Gerry Chiniquy The Inspector is continually outwitted by a crow that steals jewels. Sargeant Deux-Deux does not appear.
21 Canadian Can-Can September 20, 1967 Gerry Chiniquy Sent to Canada on an exchange programme, the Inspector is sent after Two-Faced Harry, who has an innocent face on his front and an evil face on his back. Sargeant Deux-Deux does not appear.
22 Tour De Farce October 25, 1967 Gerry Chiniquy Through his own mistake, the Inspector is stranded on a deserted island with burly convict Mack Le Truck, who is trying to kill him. Sargeant Deux-Deux does not appear.
23 The Shooting of Caribou Lou December 20, 1967 Gerry Chiniquy On holiday in Canada as a Mountie, the Inspector is kidnapped by the diminutive but aggressive fur trapper Caribou Lou. Sargeant Deux-Deux does not appear.

1968

# Title Date Director Synopsis Notes
24 London Derriere February 7, 1968 Gerry Chiniquy Having chased international jewel thief Louie Le Swipe around Europe, the Inspector tries to nab him in London. Unfortunately, he runs afoul of the no-gun laws and a British Police Captain.
25 Les Miserobots March 21, 1968 Gerry Chiniquy The Inspector is fired after being replaced by an efficient police robot. He tries to destroy it, but his attempts backfire.
26 Transylvania Mania March 26, 1968 Gerry Chiniquy The Inspector is sent to find a scientist who is making monsters without a license. The scientist is a vampire who needs a brain for his latest monster, and the Inspector arrives at just the right moment.
27 Bear De Guerre April 26, 1968 Gerry Chiniquy The Inspector goes quail hunting but runs afoul of a bear who thinks he is being hunted.
28 Cherche Le Phantom June 13, 1968 Gerry Chiniquy The Inspector searches for a wanted gorilla from the Paris zoo and a phantom that is hiding in the opera house, who is really the gorilla himself.
29 Le Great Dane Robbery July 7, 1968 Gerry Chiniquy The Inspector must get past a vicious dog named Tiny in order to retrieve a code cipher stolen from a French intelligence unit.
30 Le Ball and Chain Gang July 24, 1968 Gerry Chiniquy The Inspector tries to get into the house of an argumentative couple named Charlie and Edna.
31 La Feet's Defeat July 24, 1968 Gerry Chiniquy The Commissioner assigns the Inspector and Deux-Deux to capture 'Muddy La Feet and encounter many booby traps, which Deux-Deux sets off.

1969

# Title Date Director Synopsis Notes
32 French Freud January 22, 1969 Gerry Chiniquy A crooked Russian actress, Melody Marcuri and her "maid" (i.e. husband in drag also a psychiatrist) are trying to kill the Inspector to get at the Du Barry diamond, which he is guarding under his hat..
33 Pierre and Cottage Cheese February 26, 1969 Gerry Chiniquy A Chinese robot named Charlie tries to help the Inspector capture Dirty Pierre Le Punk, who lives in a cottage.
34 Carte Blanched May 14, 1969 Gerry Chiniquy The Inspector discovers he has accidentally stolen a shopping cart from his local supermarket. A voiceover suggests numerous ways to get rid of it before he is caught.


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