Thunder Karlsson and Bloom are the secondary antagonists of Warner Bros Animation's 1997 film Pippi Longstocking and the main antagonists of the TV series. Thunder Karlsson was voiced by Canadian-American actor Dave Thomas (who also played Sam Sleaze in the 1985 Sesame Street film Follow That Bird) in the film.

Thunder-Karlsson (voiced by Dave Thomas in the movie and the late Len Carlson in the TV series) and Bloom (voiced by the late Wayne Robson) are recurring villains in the Pippi Longstocking franchise. Although Mrs. Prysselius is the main antagonist from the 1997 animated film version of "Pippi Longstocking", they are the real villains.

Thunder-Karlsson (voiced by Dave Thomas) and Bloom (voiced by Wayne Robson) are recurring villains in the Pippi Longstocking franchise. Although Mrs. Prysselius is the main antagonist from the 1997 animated film version of "Pippi Longstocking", they are the real villains.

Thunder-Karlsson (voicded by Dave Thomas) and Bloom (voiced by Wayne Robson) are also recurring villains in the TV series. Although Mrs. Prysselius is the main antagonist from the 1997 animated film version of "Pippi Longstocking", they are the real villains.

Pippi Longstocking is an animated television series co-produced by AB Svensk Filmindustri, TaurusFilm, ... Thunder-Karlsson and Bloom are determined to ingratiate themselves to the crotchety old aunt and Pippi has the task of finding charitable activities for the reformed crooks.

Thunder-Karlsson and Bloom. The two burglars once again reinforce the concept of Pippi's superior strength, but they also help us to see a few other things about Pippi. First, that she has a strong sense of right and wrong.

Jan 10, 2020 · Mrs. Prysselius (Catherine O'Hara) Confront Thunder-Karlsson (Dave Thomas) And Bloom (Wayne Robson) ...more.

Thunder-Karlsson dances with Pippi while Bloom provides music by blowing on a comb (yes, it really can be done, particularly if you have some wax paper handy). After she wears them out dancing, Pippi gives the burglars a snack and sends them on their way with a gold piece each, saying, "These you have honestly earned" (8.64).

Thunder-Karlsson and Bloom are determined to ingratiate themselves to the crotchety old aunt, and Pippi has the task of finding charitable activities for the reformed crooks. Note: Tommy and Annika do not appear in this episode.

Jun 6, 2012 · Two criminals, Thunder-Karlsson and his sidekick Bloom, escape from jail. Having overheard Prysselius saying Pippi has a chest full of gold coins, they set off to steal them. Pippi, meanwhile, has befriended two neighbouring children, Tommy and Annika. The criminals attempt several times to steal the coins, but are always foiled.