The classic Soviet-era children's cartoon "Nu, pogodi!" features a hapless wolf trying to catch a crafty rabbit, sort of like Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner from those old Looney Tunes shorts. But ...

According to the documentary “Chuck Norris vs Communism,” Romania's state censorship actually deleted scenes from the classic Soviet cartoon “Nu Pogodi” before broadcasting it on state TV during the ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Nu pogodi! Vypusk 3: Pesnya dlya zajca “Nu pogodi! Vypusk 3: Pesnya dlya zajca” – a computer game created based on the famous animated series “Well, you ...

I waited a long time — though not as long as I’d planned — before I let my daughter watch any sort of television; when I did, I knew her first cartoon had to be “Ny Pogodi,” the strange ...

The cartoon was first discovered by a Twitter user, before being shared to video game forum Resetera. The clip shared shows an old Soviet cartoon, in which a racist depiction of a person of colour is ...

In Soviet Russia's answer to Tom and Jerry, a beatnik wolf is constantly thwarted by the wiles of a clever and mischievous hare. The Wikipedia entry has more information on the series, which was ...

After news that Russian television will soon be forced to curtail showings of a classic children’s cartoon “Nu, Pogodi!” [wiki] (the Soviet version of Tom & Jerry but with wolf and bunny instead of ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Nu, pogodi! Vypusk 5: Po sledam zajca Bully Wolf does not leave hope to catch the elusive Hare! Chasing him, the Wolf will rush through the streets and park ...

PC Gamer first spotted the caricature that originally appeared in a real Soviet-era cartoon called Nu, Pogodi! The episode that features controversial material aired in 1978. As spotted by Twitter ...

Gennady Sokolsky, who for nearly four decades helped create and draw some of the most popular animated characters in the Soviet Union and later in Russia, has died at the age of 78. A message about ...

The racist imagery in Atomic Heart comes from the cartoon Nu, Pogodi! (Well, Just You Wait!). It’s a Soviet riff on Tom and Jerry, with the central premise being the Wolf chasing the Hare, and all 22 ...