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Bye Bye Bicycle

**Bye Bye Bicycle** is the seventieth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother partake in the Bongo Congo bike race.

## Story

As seen previously, it comes to King Leonardo and Odie Cologne's realization that there are no points of interest in Bongo Congo to attract tourists. They tried water sports for recreation, but the two they try don't seem to be good enough. So, they get the idea to put on a bicycle race with a big money prize, interesting Biggy and Itchy.

Odie and Leonardo see their names and figure that they will cheat, so Leonardo states that he and Odie will enter the race themselves to make sure that won't happen. They line up with the other racers. Leonardo comments that the two villains won't win with the extra weight on their bike, which is actually a motor concealed under a sheet. The race begins. Once Biggy powers the motor, he and Itchy are already in the lead.

Though, to not take any chances, Biggy pulls the bike over and changes the location of a dead end sign, resulting in all the racers to crash in the actual boulder blocking the road. Eventually, the motor gives away and the two are ultimately out of the race, or not, for Biggy has another "fly plan", where Itchy flies the bike over the canyon with arm-wearing wings. Leonardo and Odie spot this and know that they will win the race, so quickly Odie gets out a lasso and snatches the wings off Itchy, and they fall. Two American tourists, Orville and Wilbur Wrong, win the race, which means Bongo Congo is now on the good side of American tourists.

## Trivia

* Orville and Wilbur Wrong are a play on words with the *Wright Brothers* who share the same names.
Battle Slip

**Battle Slip** is the eighteenth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother try revenging Bongo Congo with a destructive battleship.

## Story

As seen previously, Biggy and Itchy had been trialed for their various crimes of overthrowing King Leonardo, and a verdict from the jury says they must be banished from Bongo Congo. But, Biggy had announced he had a scheme up his sleeve in response for crossing him.

One day, Odie Cologne comes to Leonardo with a special message from Lookout Point, which is in codes. Odie decodes it with his decoder, and discovers it is terrible news: a battleship had been sighted, the captain being Biggy and Itchy on board. Leonardo thinks it is "unheard of", when the ship starts attacking the palace with missiles. Leonardo wants to call some military compartments, but they've got none. As a result, they must fight alone.

At first, they try using a slingshot, but Odie ends up dropping the cannonball on Leonardo's foot, making him launch in the water. Secondly, Odie rows a boat to the range of the battleship, with a cannon in the boat, but when Leonardo blasts the cannon, it sinks their boat. Fortunately, Odie has an idea that involves the royal chainsaw. He swims underwater with it and saws a hole in the floor, causing the water to drain. Now that there's no water, Leonardo and his men charge into the ship and invade it. Thanks to Odie, Bongo Congo is saved and the two traitors are in trouble.
Scuttled Sculptor

**Scuttled Sculptor** is the seventh episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, Tennessee Tuxedo and Chumley must repair the statue of Stanley Livingston.

## Story

Stanley Livingston is honored with a statue in his image, which is about to be unveiled in the zoo (but he gives a sneak peek to Flunky). He asks Tennessee and Chumley to spread the word, but they scuttle the sculpture. They go to Mr. Whoopee for advice. Mr. Whoopee tells them all about the art of sculpture and the lengthy process on how a sculpture statue is made.

Tennessee and Chumley then rush to get the statue ready in time. Thinking they are off the hook when the statue is about to be revealed, Stanley is appalled at Tennessee's statue, which the crowd laughs at. He captures them before they could make a run for it, and has them working in stone once more - as stone carvers.
A Tour de Farce

**A Tour de Farce** is the eighty-fourth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, King Leonardo's palace is given its television tour.

## Story

As seen previously, Odie Cologne had left Leonardo to take care of his sick aunt, leaving him all alone which results in disaster and untidiness around the palace. But good news comes about and that's the fact the palace will be featured on a television show touring around the place, despite the cleanliness. Although, much to Leonardo's concern, the director, Charles Hollywood, wants Duke and Earl to be in the show too.

The cleaners hired to come clean the palace are Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother, who plan to make their way to the gold vault and steal it all before Leonardo reaches the room, so the audience can see how horrible that is for a king. Meanwhile, Duke and Earl play as Native-Americans and have Leonardo tied up to a pillar, with his publicity prime minister telling him there's no time for games. Charles and Leonardo begin talking in the art gallery, when suddenly they fall down thanks to Duke and Earl sawing a hole. Leonardo introduces his "little darlings", or rather, Duke is the one to properly do it. The two boys show how they play horse with their uncle, which involves smacking him with a paddle.

As Biggy and Itchy continue getting the safe open, Leonardo proceeds to show Charles Hollywood the other rooms in his palace. There's the "Blue Room", or actually, the "Blew" Room, because the room blew away in a storm and they never fixed it. He shows him the Orange Room, a room full of oranges that are gifts from Florida and California, as well as the Gold Room. Inside, they spot Duke and Earl and a tied up Biggy and Itchy. Duke tells Leonardo that they were trying to steal his gold. Charles is so amazed. In fact, they end up stealing the show and Charles has no interest in the rest of the palace.

## Trivia

* Here we hear Duke's catchphrase, "That's Earl, folks!", an obvious poke at the infamous *Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies* line "That's all, folks!".
* The "Blue Room" is the only room that isn't labeled.
* The title is a pun on *Tour de France.*
* The episode was partially inspired by the 1962 *A Tour of the White House* show*,* with then first lady Mrs. John F. Kennedy.
Swamped

**Swamped** is the second episode of *Go Go Gophers.* In this episode, Colonel Kit Coyote and Sergeant Okey Homa cross a swamp to take the Gopher Indians by surprise.

## Story

The Colonel has a plan to get rid of the Gopher Indians, where he and Sergeant will go through Soggy Swamp as a shortcut to their teepee, where they will take the Gophers by surprise. Sergeant brings up the alligators in the swamp, although Colonel says that they have been cleaned out two years ago.

An eavesdropping Ruffled Feather runs back to Running Board with the news. Upon discussion, the Indians get to creating a submarine in the shape of an alligator, particularly using wood from trees, and also complete with a periscope. They hop in the sub and roll in the swamp water, where Sergeant and Colonel row worry-free. Until Ruffled Feather puts a beartrap underwater which closes when Colonel's oar touches it, so he gets stuck.

He flings off the stick and lands roughly back in the boat, where Sergeant falls into the muddy water despite a rule in Colonel's book saying otherwise. And likewise, the book also says there's no alligators, however, they are surprised when they see the alligator submarine. A chase occurs and after some time they lose the "alligator" and make it successfully near the teepee. The two charge for it and storm inside the teepee, where the alligator submarine chases them out and continues to chase them.

## Trivia

* When Running Board says "Oh! We build alligator submarine!", his nose is black instead of red.
TV Terror

**TV Terror** is the thirty-fifth episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, The Hunter sets out to find the stolen televisions.

## Story

The Fox has stolen all the TV sets in the city, which is bad news because without the distraction of TV, family members begin to notice each other and arguments break out. Upset that the viewers will have to miss his TV show, The Hunter sets out to find the thief.

After getting kicked out of a drive-in movie for mistaking the screen for a huge TV set, the Hunter stumbles onto the Fox and his newest scheme: selling houses made of wall-to-wall TV sets. The Hunter is impressed, but he trips over a cord, pulling off the Fox's shades and revealing his identity. As he always does, Officer Flim Flanagan conveniently walks in and arrests the Fox. The Hunter plugs the cord back into the wall and shocks himself.

## Trivia

* The Hunter may be breaking the fourth wall, saying that no one will watch him on TV.
Phunnie Munnie

**Phunnie Munnie** is the fifty-sixth episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, Tennessee Tuxedo, Chumley and Baldy start a printing business.

## Story

Rocky Manonoff tells Pretzel that instead of robbing banks, they can print money of their own. Rocky has a base, although they need actual printers, much to Pretzel's chagrin who thinks no one can be dumb enough to print money for them. Meanwhile, Tennessee, Chumley, as well as Baldy, start their printing business that Tennessee had obtained.

Rocky comes barging in with the request for the money printing, which he hides as "pictures of George Washington in green ink". After a bunch of mishaps with the equipment among all three characters, they visit Mr. Whoopee who tells them about all kinds of printing, but turns to phone the police once they leave when they evidently say they are printing money.

The three realize that they are also printing money, but Rocky and Pretzel return before they can do anything. They finish the crooks by running them through their three machines that essentially capture them, and the police arrive. Tennessee suggests they quit the printing business, seeing it is too dangerous (after that, the sign of the store falls on Tennessee - which happens numerous times in this cartoon).

## Trivia

* The title is a play on "funny money".
* Baldy says "You Dimwitted Walrus" just like Tennessee says.
Brookloined Bridge

**Brookloined Bridge** is the first episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, the Brooklyn Bridge gets stolen.

## Story

It was a regular morning in New York. Men got ready for work and children got ready for school, when suddenly, a phone call was sent to the police that the Brooklyn Bridge was stolen. Sure enough, when it is checked, there was nothing at the site besides water.

At the city hall, it is declared that there is no other criminal that could've done this besides The Fox, and there is only one person who can stop him: The Hunter. The Hunter is described as a "wide awake hero always on his toes", when in reality he is asleep at his desk until he is woken up by his ringing telephone, which sends him in a brief panic. Nevertheless, he gets the facts down and vows to catch The Fox, who comes out of a wanted poster and bangs Hunter on the head and escapes his office. When The Hunter exits, he is met with The Fox again, under a peddler disguise who tells him that he is selling a bridge. The Hunter takes none of his bothering and drives away in his car.

As he spots his first clue, a sign saying the Brooklyn Bridge is ahead, he drives off the road and briefly drives underwater. Hunter brings up that it is wet down there and says that he should go talk to the mayor to put a bridge there. Meanwhile, The Fox tries selling the bridge to another person, when Officer Flim Flanagan says that he can't sell bridges without a permit. The Fox accidentally bumps off his disguise and he makes a run for it, quickly putting the bridge pieces back in their place to make an escape. He bumps into The Hunter and he is caught. Flanagan asks how he can repay The Hunter, and Hunter states he would like ten thousand dollars from the mayor

## Trivia

* The "Brooklyn" play in the title is likely surrounding the phrase "gird one's loins", meaning to prepare oneself for something difficult or challenging.
* The Hunter is naked in his office.
Niagara Falls

**Niagara Falls** is the seventh episode of *The World of Commander McBragg.* In this episode, Commander McBragg tells a tale that happened at Niagara Falls.

## Story

McBragg recalls the time he accepted a dare to go over Niagara Falls in a barrel. His servants make a barrel "of his own design" and place him inside, then drop him into the waters. All seemed well and McBragg was confident, however, the temperature suddenly dropped and the water froze. McBragg's barrel fell down, hitting steps created by the ice, which broke the barrel more and more. Luckily, McBragg saves himself using two barrel pieces that he tied to his feet, and used as skis.

"It sounds like a barrel of fun!"
The Ad Game

**The Ad Game** is the thirtieth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, King Leonardo and Odie Cologne hire advertisers to get new word out for their drums.

## Story

As seen previously, thanks to Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother, they have been making sure that none of the bongos that come from Bongo Congo's bongo drum factory don't produce a sound, which results in a tarnished reputation of the factory which severely hurt the money income of Bongo Congo. In the meantime, Biggy himself has been setting up his own drum business.

Leonardo suggests commanding the entire world to buy their drums, but Odie has a more efficient way: advertising. Soon, ad agency men had arrived at the palace, one named I.C. Spots, the other, Bill Board, who comically gets unexpected harm from I.C. I.C. decides to "puts the problem on the table and kick it around", which he actually brings out the drum and hits it to Leonardo, and then suggests that they try a product change. I.C. and Bill think about how to improve the product, while Biggy and Itchy are making more bongo drums at their new plant.

I.C. gets an idea to put a filter on each side of the bongos, and the slogan, "FILTER OUT THOSE HARSH TONES" which will "knock them dead". Leonardo disapproves, so we go back to Biggy and Itchy briefly and return back to Leonardo, Odie and the ad men. I.C. has another idea: to make the bongo drums out of steel, with the slogan "A *STEEL* AT ANY PRICE", sure to be "dynamite" (I.C. gets an actual dynamite stick out and throws it, making it explode). But Odie mentions that they have no steel. After another second at Biggy and Itchy, who are still working, I.C. brings up how bongo players are always sitting down, so he creates a stand within every bongo drum. He also decides to advertise on every TV show in the world, and creates the slogan "Stand up for Bongo Congo bongos". The new Bongo Congo bongos sold like hotcakes, and Biggy and Itchy were ultimately out of business. In fact, their entire building collapses.

## Trivia

* When Biggy says "We'll have the tallest plant in the world", his right arm disappears.
* During the quick turning frames before I.C. Spots says "And our slogan...", there is one frame where it looks like he is holding a big black dot with two fingers.
Odie Hit the Roadie

**Odie Hit the Roadie** is the sixtieth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother successfully hypnotize King Leonardo, making him get rid of Odie Cologne during their scheme.

## Story

As seen previously, Biggy had studied hypnosis, and tried it out on Itchy. Itchy was successfully put under the hypnosis spell. The two villains plotted to hypnotize King Leonardo, so they went to his palace, snuck in his royal bed chamber and waved the hypnotizing watch in front of his eyes while he was reading.

Eventually, Leonardo is then put under Biggy's command. Biggy says that they oughta get shut eye since they have their "big day" tomorrow. So, this means that Biggy and Itchy get access to Leonardo's royal bed while they make him lay on the ground. The next morning, Biggy tells Leonardo to make him royal treasurer, and Itchy the prime minister, and also to get rid of Odie. Leonardo obeys and rings for his valet. Odie is shocked to see the two villains there. Leonardo tells Odie what Biggy had told him, so the guards are called and they throw Odie out.

Nevertheless, Odie manages to sneak back on castle ground later that night, where all of the two villains' friends laugh and party in the palace. Odie hears that Leonardo is hypnotized. Odie makes it into the throne room where Leonardo is all alone, then gives him a big hit with a spiked mace which breaks his state of hypnosis. Leonardo is quickly informed on the scheme. Biggy and Itchy come in and command Leonardo to show them to the treasure room, so he still pretends to be hypnotized and takes them down to the dungeon. However, they don't realize that until it is too late, and they are locked in. Leonardo and Odie also take care of their friends, as well.

## Trivia

* Odie is seen with a black eye after throwing out Biggy and Itchy's crooks.
* When Leonardo says "That's the most unheard of thing I have ever heard of!", his eyes are briefly crossed.
Cream Puff Buff

**Cream Puff Buff** is the ninth episode of *Klondike Kat.* In this episode, Savoir Faire steals Klondike Kat's cream puff delivery.

## Story

Major Minor has Klondike Kat to buy a dozen creampuffs for the Governor of NW Territories, who was coming Fort Frazzle. Obviously, Savoir Faire and Malamutt steal them for their own use. and even bolt Klondike Kat down to the floorbords. Eventually, after many falls, Klondike Kat recovers the creampuffs and capture both Savoir Faire and even Malamutt, crashing into the dining room where the governor is already there.
Heroes Are Made... with Salami

**Heroes Are Made... with Salami** is the nineteenth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, Professor Messer makes an explosive hero sandwich as a trick for Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother to give to King Leonardo.

## Story

One particular morning, Leonardo was in his country house counting his bongos, and Odie Colgne was eating bread and honey in the kitchen, and Biggy and Itchy were in their hideout coming up with another plan. They decide to go over to Professor Messer.

Professor Messer has many things in store for Leonardo; a veal dish, Radioactive Ravioli, and a dish of spaghetti. But Biggy wants something serious. So Messer shows Biggy an exploding hero sandwich - inside the sandwich's salami, is an explosive with an adjustable clock.

Itchy disguises as a hero sandwich seller, with Biggy reminding him that the explosive sandwich is on top. However, as he wheels his cart, he runs over a dog that scares it, causing the sandwiches to fall in the air. Itchy quickly collects them and puts them back on the cart, but was unaware that the explosive sandwich is now on the bottom. Itchy sells Leonardo the one on top. He returns back to Professor Messer's hideout and gives Messer and Biggy the other sandwiches, where Biggy hears sandwich ticking. And the sandwich explodes. Nevertheless, Professor Messer's next invention is called The Ice Cube Ray: which can turn anything into ice.
Radio Raid

**Radio Raid** is the thirty-eighth episode of *Go Go Gophers.* In this episode, Colonel Kit Coyote communicates with Sergeant Okey Homa by 2-way radio to direct cannon fire at the Gophers.

## Story

The Colonel has a giant cannon that he wants Sergeant to use to attack the Indians, and they will communicate using radios. When Ruffled Feather and Running Board spot what they're doing, they use their tricks to make sure each cannonball returns to Colonel.

## Trivia

* The signs of the fort can be seen and are labeled *Fort Frazzle*, which is the name of the fort in the *Klondike Kat* series. Although, the name of the fort in this series has been said to be Fort Gopher.
Borrowed Beachland

**Borrowed Beachland** is the thirty-second episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, Sandyland Beaches' sand mysteriously vanishes.

## Story

The Hunter is vacationing incognito (as "Mr. X") at Sam's Sandyland Beaches in Sandyland, USA. One morning, Hunter decides to go for a swim, but when he steps out of his cottage onto where the beach should be, he falls directly into the water instead. Sam, the owner of the resort, rescues the Hunter in his lifeboat and together they realize that every grain of sand on the beach has been stolen during the previous night.

Sam is terribly upset that his prized sand is gone and cries for help. The Hunter then reveals his true identity and offers to solve the case. Sam agrees to come along to help as he knows his own sand better than anyone- he hand-picked every grain himself. The Hunter and Sam investigate a few red herrings, including a child's sandbox and a sandpaper factory, but both lead to dead ends (and a few bruises). Eventually they come upon the disguised Fox, who has packaged the stolen sand and is selling it to passersby as "Do-It-Yourself Baseball Diamond Kits". The Hunter is too shrewd to buy any such thing without a demonstration, so the Fox pours out some of the sand onto a tray for display.

Sam recognizes the sand as his own and the accusing Hunter backs the Fox into a high stack of his sandbags, knocking him out. The Fox goes to prison and Sam gives the Hunter a lifetime position as guardian of the sand at Sandyland Beaches, which the Hunter gladly accepts (and enjoys - dozing on the beach in the warm sun).
Plane Food

**Plane Food** is the tenth episode of *Klondike Kat.* In this episode, Savoir Faire messes with Klondike Kat's plane food delivery.

## Story

After Savoir Faire had eaten every single piece of food in the storehouse of Fort Frazzle, Major Minor requests Klondike Kat to get more. He suggests that he use the cargo plane instead of a dog team, which would take longer.

Klondike Kat, driving the plane with the food inside, laughs that Savoir Faire will never be able to get to his food considering he is way down on the ground, but Savoir Faire and Malamutt are seen riding a plane, which Savoir Faire jumps down to get to Klondike Kat's plane. He is disguised as a pilot and comes in to "check" on Klondike Kat. After doing some "tests" with him, he has Klondike walk backwards and fall out the plane.

Klondike Kat manages to keep hold of the plane. After some flying around, it ultimately ends with Savoir Faire and Klondike Kat crashing back to Fort Frazzle where the hungry Klondike Kops are satisfied with food that falls on the table, and of course Savoir Faire is now brought to justice.
Dodge City Dodge

**Dodge City Dodge** is the eighth episode of *The World of Commander McBragg.* In this episode, Commander McBragg tells about when he "cleaned" Dodge City.

## Story

McBragg's story begins when he enters Dodge City and everyone is shooting everywhere. McBragg gets their attention by shooting his gun, and he says he had come to clean up Dodge City. Every deputy laughs at him. McBragg finds himself with twenty deputies, versus himself with just five bullets. McBragg spots a watertower and shoots it using his five bullets, and water comes out to wash away the deputies.

"Splashing, Commander!"

## Trivia

* Wyatt Earp, an actual figure of Dodge City, is brought up.
* A clip from this cartoon was used in the opening for the 1996 Golden Books restoration of *The Underdog Show.* Namely, the scene where McBragg shoots the bullets that go over the deputies' heads.
Captain Horatio Hunter

**Captain Horatio Hunter** is the sixty-third episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, The Hunter tells a tale of Horatio Hunter.

## Story

The Hunter decides to tell Horace the story of his ancestor, sea captain Horatio Hunter. Horatio and his men are out in search of the Pirate Redbeard (The Fox). Soon, they meet up with Redbeard's ship and he and his pirate crew board Horatio's ship for a fight. After some not-so-brilliant swordplay, Redbeard captures Horatio and makes him walk the plank. At the last second, Horatio does a back flip on the plank and lands on Redbeard, knocking him out. Just then, the Admiral of the Queen's Navy (who looks and sounds remarkably like Officer Flim Flanagan) comes aboard to arrest Redbeard and his men.

## Trivia

* In the end, Hunter foreshadows the next cartoon.
* The penultimate lines of the story are akin to "Who is that hero? That is The Hunter!", how every cartoon ended until season 3.
Bridge Builders

**Bridge Builders** is the seventeenth episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, Tennessee Tuxedo and Chumley get jobs as bridge builders.

## Story

Tennessee and Chumley read their newspapers to find "help wanted" ads. Tennessee manages to find an ad wanting two men for bridge building. Tennessee wants the job and talks Chumley into it, although first they must escape the zoo. They do that with a "stroller" plan where Tennessee dresses like a mother with Chumley being the baby. Stanley Livingston speaks to them, but realizes it is Tennessee and Chumley.

Meanwhile, when Tennessee and Chumley get to the bridge boss' office, Rocky Manonoff and his group of thugs converse a getaway plan, where they cross the river at the river's road and get away clean, although Rocky needs to be sure to get a bridge over the river. He heads over to the office where the boss had left, leaving Tennessee and Chumley alone, who have to resort to cleaning the office. Rocky demands Tennessee (mistaking him for the boss) to build a bridge by a timeframe, or else he'll be shot.

Tennessee and Chumley go visit Mr. Whoopee who tell them about bridge architecture. After their visit, Tennessee and Chumley make it to the river and chop down a tree, using the tree for a bridge. Unfortunately, when Rocky Manonoff and his group rob the bank and make it to the bridge, the bark on the tree creates a loop as they try to drive over the "bridge", and so they all fall in the water. Rocky tries to shoot at the two heroes, but his gun is waterlogged. Tennessee and Chumley are made heroes, although Stanley requests them to stay in the kitchen washing dishes for punishment.
Hula Hoop Havoc

**Hula Hoop Havoc** is the twenty-eighth episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, The Hunter must find stolen hula hoops.

## Story

For a short time, hula hoops were very popular amongst children and even adults, however that fad soon ended and warehouses were full of unsold hula hoops. One day, all the hoops are stolen. Officer Flim Flanagan says to The Hunter that theft is still theft and knows this is the work of The Fox.

The Hunter begins his trail and finds his first lead: a boy balancing a hoop on a stick. Hunter gets hostile with him thinking he is Fox in disguise, but the little boy's mother comes up and gives Hunter a beating. Nevertheless, Hunter still continued and overhears a lady tell her friend about Hawaii, where there are hula dancers.

Hunter heads to Hawaii and pins down a hula dancer, though a ukulele player also gives Hunter a beating. Hunter returns back home, still on the trail, and finds a circus. Inside he finds tigers going through hoops. Hunter heads inside the tigers' cage, but quickly runs away when they get ferocious. Hunter is exhausted. The Fox comes up and pushes him over to a life-size ring toss game with the hula hoops. Hunter is interested in playing, but when getting ready to throw a hoop, it gets Fox's neck and he is thrown with the ring. Flanagan walks up to take him off.

## Trivia

* The boxes say "HOOLA HOOPS".
* Dingling Bros. Circus is a play on *Ringling Bros. Circus.*
Souse Painter

**Souse Painter (or Brush Boob)** is the sixteenth episode of *Tooter Turtle.* In this episode, Tooter becomes a house painter.

## Story

Tooter tells Mr. Wizard that he finally knows what he wants to be - a house painter. Mr. Wizard sees no harm in any of that, so he makes him into one.

The clean painters had very important jobs, to work inside and outside the house. Tooter starts the job on the outside with his little helper. Tooter asks the helper to hold the ladder as he climbs up, however he lets go of it when lighting his cigar, resulting in Tooter to fall on the house next to the one they have to paint. Tooter and the helper get to the top of the house using a wooden lift, but the helper once again lets go of the rope that had to be held when wanting to light his cigar. Tooter lifts the helper up on the lift with only himself. While painting, he accidentally kicks the paint bucket and it lands on Tooter's head. And when they have to paint the fence, the helper paints Tooter's face instead.

Now they work on the inside of the house. Tooter asks the helper to get the carpet on the stairs out of his way. Using a "twist of the wrist", the helper ends up sending the carpet down and crashing on Tooter. Next, as Tooter paints on a ladder, asking the helper to hold it steady, the ladder falls when the helper leans on it. Tooter shows the helper how to do what he is doing - paint, paper, brush, essentially. The helper does this rather fast (and covers up Tooter unknowingly), but the man of the house is not pleased at how they are ruining his home. He rips the paper off of Tooter and punches him, until Mr. Wizard comes to his rescue.
Sticky Stuff (The King and Odie)

**Sticky Stuff** is the twenty-third episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, Biggy Rat demands Professor Messer to make something that will guaranteed to work, unlike many other plans.

## Story

King Leonardo is painting a portrait of himself, when Odie Cologne enters with Charlie Chin, from the Secretive Services Department. Charlie has some news for Leonardo, and literally shoots with a gun when Leonardo tells him to "shoot".

Odie says that he believes that Biggy and Itchy Brother have a helper with them, since they are not as smart to make the weapons they have been using recently. Charlie says that essentially, Biggy is rotting the family tree as "ignorance like sap spread to all parts of family tree". At this point, Leonardo falls down his ladder stool, and also gets a paintbrush shoved up his mouth while Charlie says that the genius is Professor Messer. Leonardo wants to find this genius and put him behind bars or whatever else. Odie and Charlie step out, with a list of places to search.

Meanwhile, Biggy and Itchy are in Professor Messer's laboratory. Biggy tells Messer that he is in trouble. Messer states that if he is told why he makes a bouncing ball or ice ray gun, he will say he makes it for them but doesn't know they use it on the king. Biggy says that no one would believe that story (but Itchy says he would). Nevertheless, Biggy demands something else to take Leonardo for good. Messer creates a plate of "pancake crepes suzette a la jet", that explodes when lit. It makes Itchy stuck on the ceiling like glue, giving Biggy an idea. So, Messer creates "French pastry paste" that claims to stick forever.

## Trivia

* At the end when Leonardo and Odie are teased on the brick wall, there is a black circle between Leonardo's legs.
* Leonardo's paint palette only has white colors on it, despite using two oranges on his painting.
* Allen Swift voices Charlie Chin, who is a stereotypical Chinese character.
* A clip from this cartoon was used in the opening for the 1996 Golden Books restoration of *The Underdog Show.* Namely, the scene where Leonardo falls off the ladder.
* There is a *Klondike Kat* cartoon with the same name.
Funny Honey

**Funny Honey** is the twenty-sixth episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, Tennessee Tuxedo and Chumley need to make honey for the bears in Bearville.

This is the last episode of the first season.

## Story

Tennessee wakes Chumley up because he had an idea - to go into the honey business. They will sell honey to the bears in Bearville. While the bears are on board with their deal, the boss, Big Bill Bear, reminds Tennessee that the bears need their honey, or their sweet attitude turns sour.

To start making their honey, Chumley and Tennessee proceed to capture a bee. They put it in a box and check on it some time later. Aside from Tennessee getting a sting from the bee, he also gets shocked when he finds not a single drop of honey in the box. The two go see Mr. Whoopee, who tells them that there needs to be a whole colony of bees in order to make honey. After their visit (which wasn't over), Tennessee and Chumley proceed to the beehive that their bee leads them to.

Chumley acts as a flower to get the bees out of the hive, although the colony already has a plan of their own and attacks them both. They go back to Whoopee who tells them what they missed, about how people collect honey from hives. But by then it is too late, for the bears decide to purchase the honey from the manufacturers, the bees themselves, instead of Tennessee and Chumley.
Lincoln Tunnel Caper

**Lincoln Tunnel Caper** is the thirty-fourth episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, The Fox steals Lincoln Tunnel and turns it into a turnpike.

## Story

The Fox steals the Lincoln Tunnel and sets it up on the Pennsylvania turnpike in order to collect toll money for himself., as he figures there are so many toll roads in Pennsylvania that no one will notice one more. The Hunter goes out in search of the tunnel and, as usual, follows some pretty useless leads, like the bottom of the Hudson River and Mount Rushmore.

Later, the Hunter accidentally meets up with the Fox on the turnpike and picks a fight with him over the toll money. The Hunter soon discovers the Fox's identity, and Officer Flanagan conveniently shows up to arrest the Fox.
Hunting a Hobby

**Hunting a Hobby** is the sixty-first episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, Odie Cologne tries finding a pastime for King Leonardo.

## Story

Leonardo devoted himself to all the problems and paperwork in Bongo Congo, claiming that "their problems are my problems, these are my children". However, even a motivated worker like him showed strain, as Odie could see. But Leonardo tells Odie that he has to solve the problems. Odie suggests taking up a hobby, more specifically a sport like bowling. Leonardo agrees.

Odie tells him how to play the game at the bowling alley. Leonardo figures it is easy knocking down all the pins, but when he tries rolling the ball he slips and falls to the floor, with the ball still on his fingers. The second time, he gets the hang of it, but he ends up rolling his ball in the wrong alley. Leonardo has had enough of bowling, so the next thing they do is play tennis. Leonardo isn't near the greatest at the game, and soon gets tired of it, too.

Next, they try flying a kite. Leonardo thinks that kites are for babies, but Odie mentions that it is one of popular activities with adults. Nonetheless, Leonardo runs with it but falls off a cliff. Then they try playing croquet but Leonardo hits his foot with the mallet, and diving, and also golfing but none of them prove to be good. But suddenly, Leonardo gets hit with a golf ball that changes his skill at golfing; he becomes the best player one would ever see. Leonardo is then motivated to have a tournament, particularly with the blue bloods, for a gold cup and 50,000 bucks. But the only blue bloods in Bongo Congo are his royal brother, Itchy Brother. Nevertheless, invitation goes out and he and Biggy Rat see it.

## Trivia

* At the first view of the bowling alley, the balls that roll down to the pins don't knock them down; in fact, the balls just disappear.
* This is the first episode where Biggy and Itchy do not appear at anytime in the story, just in the last frame before the title card for the next episode appears.
Nose for the Noose

**Nose for the Noose** is the second episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, King Leonardo and Odie Cologne get their royal jobs back.

## Story

As seen previously, Itchy and Biggy had taken the place of Odie and Leonardo, and now Biggy was even painting himself to look like Odie. Meanwhile, the naked Leonardo was being chased around by his own guards, and Odie was stuck in Biggy's apartment all noosed up.

Leonardo searches for a place to hide and hops in a manhole, but the man working inside the hole scolds Leonardo for sitting on his lunch - a jelly sandwich. Leonardo is thrown out and he ties a red handkerchief around his head, but that proves to not be useful since Leonardo finds a poster of him that claims he is an assassin; the reward for catching him being 10,000 Bongo Skins. Leonardo fears there is no hope, and wishes to find his assistant, but fortunately, he picks up his scent.

Leonardo follows the scent to the hallway of the apartment building and the apartment itself, but the door is locked. After being tossed downstairs by the door, Leonardo storms up to the door to barge into it, which doesn't serve any purpose as Odie had got himself free. As a result, he opens the door and Leonardo crashes in the wall. After going over with what is happening, which even Odie knows more about, they have to now find a way to return. The two go back to the palace and plan to use a pole to vault themselves up to the window of the throne room, but it doesn't work. Odie recalls that today is the dedication ceremony of the billionth bongo drum made in the factory, and Itchy and Biggy have to be there. When Itchy and Biggy get to the ceremony, Leonardo and Odie are already there, disguised as firemen. They spray water on the two villains revealing their true faces, which causes them to get anger from the crowd. But fortunately, they see the real King and Odie and are pleased. Itchy and Biggy are now put in a jail cell.

## Trivia

* When Odie says "Then you shall return to claim it!", his body is cut off.
Muddled Mountie

**Muddled Mountie (or One, Two, Buckle My Snowshoe)** is the thirtieth episode of *Tooter Turtle.* In this episode, Tooter becomes a Mountie.

## Story

Tooter crashes in Mr. Wizard's home with a horse on a stick. He wants to be a Mountie cop, so Mr. Wizard relents.

The first step before Tooter could become a Mountie. He steps in the headquarters and talks to the chief, who sends him in the room with the test - a bunch of other Mounties who beat Tooter up. Afterwards, he manages to pass and is given a man to chase after: the mean Black Bark.

Tooter gets on his horse and looks for Black Bark, who throws snow in Tooter's face. Tooter chases Black Bark around, from a bear cave and finally to a ledge covered in snow. Black Bark shouts for Tooter and tricks him by placing his coat on a snowman, so Tooter thinks the snowman is really Black Bark and tackles him, so he goes flying off the ledge. Tooter shouts for Mr. Wizard to end it.

## Trivia

* Mr. Wizard's hat had been recolored red and white. Also, Tooter's hat is entirely replaced with a Mountie hat in this cartoon.
* After Tooter says "I'll get you, Black Bark! Us Mounties always get our man!", his arms disappear.
Kitchen Capers

**Kitchen Capers** is the forty-eighth and final episode of *Go Go Gophers.* In this episode, Colonel Kit Coyote gives Ruffled Feather and Running Board one last chance to make it as Army men.

## Story

Colonel Coyote gives the Gopher recruits one last chance to make it as Army men – he puts them to work in the Fort Gopher kitchen. Unfortunately for Colonel Coyote, the Gophers make a super-spicy soup and gunpowder biscuits. a furious Colonel Coyote is last seen chasing the two laughing Gophers while throwing exploding biscuits at them.

## Trivia

* Sergeant Okey Homa invites the viewers to watch the next episode, even though this is the last one.
The Barbers

**The Barbers** is the sixty-fifth episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, Tennessee Tuxedo and Chumley become barbers.

## Story

Tennessee buys a barber shop, and he and Chumley go to work as barbers. Business with their first customer doesn't go so well, and it ends with the guy being entirely bald. Afterwards, Rocky Manonoff comes in and wants Tennessee and Chumley to make him a new man. They go to Mr. Whoopee to learn about haircutting and makeup.

Whoopee lets them borrow his makeup kit, which they use to turn Rocky into Abraham Lincoln. Nevertheless, the police peel off his disguised face and ultimately take him away. Tennessee figures that their business is a bust.
Buffaloed Bill

**Buffaloed Bill (or Custard's Last Stand)** is the twelfth episode of *Tooter Turtle.* In this episode, Tooter becomes an Indian scout.

## Story

Mr. Wizard asks Tooter about the stick he has, which Tooter is pretending to use as a bronco. He accidentally and unknowingly whacks Mr. Wizard twice with it while walking around. Mr. Wizard says that broncos are dangerous horses. Tooter would like to be a scout today, so Mr. Wizard makes him one to avoid more trouble with the stick.

Now a truthful Indian scout, Tooter meets General Custard, who gives Tooter the name of "Buffalo Bill". General Custard's battle with the Injuns "left a bad taste in the mouth", so he's off to change that and needs help from Tooter to go to Little Bighorn. The smart scout traveled alone so he could keep quiet enough for the Indians to not know he is coming, although Tooter takes a fall while riding on his horse. To find Little Bighorn, he uses his hears and hears a horn blowing, although it is just a big stampede of buffalos. Tooter then finds an Injun who is poorly pretending to be a tree, and claims he is one. Tooter believes it, but realizes trees can't talk.

Tooter hides behind a real tree and sticks his guns out, aiming at a long feather behind a log that is actually just a bird. The actual Injun whacks him on the head. General Custard claims that Tooter has his ear on the ground, listening for Injuns. Tooter points the way the Injuns are, so General Custard and his troops charge but the buffalo charge on them instead. General Custard is not pleased with Tooter, especially when he says that there's no Injuns for miles and they start shooting arrows at both of them. General Custard also grabs Tooter and threatens to stab him, so he cries for the help of Mr. Wizard.

## Trivia

* The secondary title is a reference to *Custer's Last Stand*.
Termite Terror

**Termite Terror** is the ninth episode of *Go Go Gophers.* In this episode, The Gopher Indians use a termite to turn the fort into sawdust.

## Story

Colonel Kit Coyote enters the fort to show Sergeant Okey Homa his new secret weapon which had arrived. To Sergeant's surprise, the secret weapon is just a book, although, the book will demonstrate "How to fight Indians and win".

When Ruffled Feather and Running Board hear about this, they laugh and get out a secret weapon of their own: a trained termite. The first step in the book is to have a mobile weapon, so Colonel urges Sergeant to put a wagon a cannon. When he does so, the termite eats the wooden cart just as the Sergeant and Colonel are about to leave. Secondly, Colonel puts the cannon on a high towered platform, to which the termite eats.

Coyote eventually decides that the safest point to attack is the fort, so he tells his men to stay and so will he, and they will wait for the Gopher Indians. Unfortunately, the Gophers let their little termite out and it terrorizes the fort while the two Gophers run around shooting arrows, until the fort entirely collapses. Colonel reads that what's left in the book is, "the end".
Honey Fun

**Honey Fun** is the nineteenth episode of *Go Go Gophers.* In this episode, Colonel Kit Coyote and Sergeant Okey Homa try to take back the honey that the Gopher Indians keep stealing.

## Story

The Colonel and Sergeant are checking the storage supplies of the fort. Everything's good except the three jars of honey, where there's supposed to be four. They spot Indian tracks and know that The Gophers have done it.

Ruffled Feather and Running Board eat their stolen honey in a forest, but fearing that Colonel will be on their trail, Ruffled Feather constructs a plan. Sergeant and Colonel follow the tracks into a log, which the Gophers pick up and roll down a hill. When they go back to their storage, there are now two jars of honey. As the Gophers eat the honey they come up with another plan and trick Colonel into thinking a prickly hedgehog is the Indians.

Finally, there are no more jars of honey in the storage. The Colonel is steamed. Once again, Ruffled Feather has a brilliant idea and attempts to lure Colonel and Sergeant into a bear cave, where the bear wants no disturbance. The bear chases The Colonel and Sergeant.
Anti-Arctic

**Anti-Arctic (or North Pole Nuisance)** is the twenty-sixth episode of *Tooter Turtle.* In this episode, Tooter becomes an Arctic explorer.

This is the last cartoon from the first season.

## Story

Once again, Tooter visits Mr. Wizard with another new occupation in mind, much to the dismay of Mr. Wizard. This time, Tooter wants to explore the arctic. Mr. Wizard tells him that it is not easy, but Tooter doesn't care and so he gets what he wants to be.

The only way one could get to the Arctic was by sailing, which is what Tooter does. However, the frostiness makes the boat decks slippery and Tooter slips around. Another thing Arctic sailors had to be cautious of was icebergs, mainly underwater. And when a ship gets stuck between icebergs and freezes, the icebergs squeeze the boat. Once the explorer arrives, they have to make igloos out of strong ice blocks. Particularly with Tooter, his house noticeably doesn't look right, and it collapses when he sneezes.

To cross the Arctic water, Tooter had to use a kayak. Although while paddling, he gets caught in a huge wave that flips Tooter over. Another thing explorers had to be cautious of on land were polar bears, which were white enough to blend in. Tooter walks on one and runs away scared, as the polar bear chases him. When he reaches the end of the ice, Tooter cries for Mr. Wizard's help, and he is transported back home.

## Trivia

* The repeating background of Tooter as he runs from the polar bear doesn't loop perfectly.
Bold as Gold

**Bold as Gold** is the sixth episode of *Go Go Gophers.* In this episode, The Gopher Indians do everything they can to keep homesteaders out of their land and trick Sergeant Okey Homa and Colonel Kit Coyote.

## Story

Sergeant walks into Colonel swinging his pickaxe around. He reads in the paper about how finding gold in California resulted in lots of people pouring in there. After some destruction in the Sergeant and Colonel's home with the pickaxe, Colonel thinks that if they can't run the Gophers out, they can flood them out with homesteaders taking their land once gold is discovered.

As they plan to start mining tomorrow morning, Ruffled Feather and Running Board get to their tricks. The Colonel and Sergeant find a mining cave, although with danger signs on them, but Colonel believes that it is just a trick. It is, as the Gophers roll a minecart down. The two miners run to the end of the tunnel, but the cart with coal still falls on them after they had fallen off a cliff.

Colonel and Sergeant meet two prospectors by a river - who are none other than Ruffled Feather and Running Board in disguise. They are offered to pan for gold in the river, which Colonel does. Sergeant is skeptical and thinks the prospectors are familiar, but Colonel thinks otherwise. At the end of the stream, the Gophers increase the water flow. After the two are drenched, Colonel spots a trail of gold, which are actually rocks painted yellow by the Indians, and they follow them to a big pile of "gold", which the Gopher Indians create an avalanche with upon Colonel and Sergeant.
Irrigation Irritation

**Irrigation Irritation** is the thirteenth episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, Tennessee Tuxedo and Chumley have to get water to their dry watermelon crops.

## Story

Tennessee and Chumley desperately need water for their watermelon crop. However, there is a citywide drought, and the police have warned Stanley that they will lock him up if he allows water to be wasted. The penguin and walrus go to see Mr. Whoopee, who tells them about irrigation. They follow his advice, but they accidentally break an underground water pipe. When the cops come to arrest Stanley, he is able to identify Tennessee and Chumley as the real water stealers, and the animals end up in jail.