During our research for Jewhoo, we often uncovered a variety of cartoon characters. We were thus faced with the difficult task of trying to determine the religion of each one. Since a definitive judgement one way or another can not be proven, we have decided to leave the final decision up to you.
Below we have listed several cartoon characters. Use the radio buttons beside each one to let us know if the chosen character falls in the category of "Definitely Jewish", "Definitely Non-Jewish" or somewhere in between.
Enjoy!
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Along with his friends Freddy, Daphane, Velma and the cowardly Great Dane Scooby Doo, Shaggy and his partners tour the country in their "Mystery Machine" mobile van in search of the supernatural. | ||
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Jon, the laid back owner of the gruff but loveable Garfield the cat. | ||
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Mr. Peebles, the anxious and bewildered owner of the Mr. Peebles Pet Shop, home to the mischievous and fun-loving gorilla named Magilla. | ||
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Aladdin, the happy-go-lucky owner of a magic lamp. | ||
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Sherman, the adopted son of the intelligent white beagle Mr. Peabody, whom together travelled back in time to visit historical events with the help of their WABAC machine. | ||
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Mr. Magoo, the dreadfully blind senior who lived ignorantly from one misadventure to the next. | ||
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The Finkerton Organization's most valued employee, the world's smallest private eye, Inch High Private Eye. | ||
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Papa Smurf, the clan leader of the lovable and innocent Smurfs. | ||
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Droopy, the dwarfed, sad-eyed, unflappable bloodhound. | ||
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Sylvester Slate, Fred Flinstone's unforgiving boss at the rock quarry. | ||
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