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The Pickpocket Pickle

**The Pickpocket Pickle** is the forty-sixth episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, The Hunter tries to find The Fox when he snatches wallets.

## Story

The Fox picks pockets on a grand scale one day at the Rinky-Dink Amusement Park and sets up his own carnival game attraction using the stolen wallets as prizes. The Hunter is called in, and he allows the Fox to steal his own wallet, to which he has attached the end of a long ball of string, so that he can follow the string to the Fox. The Fox quickly discovers what the Hunter has done and winds the string through all sorts of dangerous places in the park like shooting galleries, fun houses and the roller coaster tracks. The Hunter follows the string and suffers the consequences. The string ends near a hole in the wall, and when the Hunter pokes his head through it, he becomes the new "funny face" for the Fox's customers to throw baseballs at. In his anger, the Hunter finally rips through the wall and arrests the Fox.
Royal Rodeo

**Royal Rodeo** is the ninety-ninth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother visit Professor Messer for gadgets to help them win in a rodeo.

## Story

King Leonardo looks for a book in his royal library, until Odie Cologne opens the door and hits him with it. Leonardo tells Odie that he was just reading about the Romans and their emperors who used to put on great sporting shows, giving him the idea to do one for Bongo Congo. Listing some things they should do, Odie suggests a rodeo which Leonardo finds a capital idea.

A rodeo from the USA, "Buffalo Willie's Wild West Wing Ding", drives in Bongo Congo announcing the show, also adding on a thousand Bongo Bucks prize for the best Bongo Congo cowboy. This is actually laughed about, and no one accepts the offer. No one except Biggy, who proceeds to make a phone call to Willie and enters Itchy in the rodeo. Itchy says that he's nowhere with cows or horses, but Biggy reminds him that he wins by cheating.

Biggy and Itchy visit Professor Messer, who is masquerading as a Hungarian inventor. Messer puts Itchy on a mechanical horse that moves up and down for size reference, until Itchy falls off it. Messer shows them inventions that will have Itchy stick to the saddle, a long lasso, and a mechanical robotic bull. Biggy and Itchy take them all. They were sure to win, but they would win for sure since they were the only people who accepted the challenge. However, Leonardo is peeved at their entry and decides to enter himself to beat them.

## Trivia

* The rodeo show name is similar to *Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show.*
TV Testers

**TV Terrors** is the fourteenth episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, Tennessee Tuxedo and Chumley get jobs as TV repairmen.

## Story

Tennessee and Chumley take a job as TV repairmen, and have to fix the TV set of crook Rocky Manonoff. A visit from Mr. Whoopee makes them learn how televisions work and how a picture from a camera gets to screen, although Whoopee says that TVs should only be touched by professionals. After he fixes it himself, they rush it back to only run into Manonoff right after he robbed the bank.

## Trivia

* The information Whoopee gives can be considered outdated nowadays, now that LCD TVs are far more common.
Fort Apache

**Fort Apache** is the twenty-sixth episode of *The World of Commander McBragg.* In this episode, Commander McBragg fights a team of Indians.

This is the last episode from the first season of cartoons.

## Story

McBragg's tale, at Fort Apache, begins with him all alone, the only thing to entertain himself in those parts were his phonograph records. Suddenly, savage Indians invade the outpost, much like day after day. McBragg's battling soldiers tried their best, but they all dropped down and unfortunately one of the Indians cut the pole when McBragg calls out for more. After a hopeless attempt, McBragg uses his phonograph to play a record of a cavalier recharge, scaring all the Indians away.

"Why, Commander, I believe that's some sort of record!"
Sea Haunt

**Sea Haunt** is the third episode of *Tooter Turtle.* In this episode, Tooter becomes a sea diver.

## Story

Tooter visits Mr. Wizard who is not doing so beautiful on a beautiful day. Tooter is craving adventure in the deep sea, so Mr. Wizard makes him a sea hunter, reminding him that brave hunters like him are called on some dangerous work.

When walking on the dock, a lady demands the help of Tooter when her little brother has been out in the water for 30 minutes. Tooter gets to helping right away. Already having his diving gear on, Tooter marches up and dives in a pool - which is empty. The lady tells him that her brother is in the ocean, so that's where they head, and they also make it where he was last seen using Tooter's boat. Tooter throws the anchor in the water - and he goes underneath with it.

Tooter finds the little brother's submarine, which blasts Tooter with torpedoes. Tooter jumps out the water much to the concern of the lady, who says that he is only playing. Tooter dives down nonetheless and gets blasted some more. Tooter opens the sub's opening and gets blasted with dynamite. Nevertheless, the boy and Tooter surface back up to the boat. Unfortunately, the mischievous little brother chops the motor off the boat and also chops the mast, so Tooter has no choice but to dive down and fix the motor. The little boy messes with the controls, so Tooter gets flown out of the water and onto the boat again, where he is tied up with a big sea mine. When the mine drops in the water, it explodes and Tooter flies in the air. Tooter cries for Mr. Wizard's help.
Mixed-Up Mechanics

**Mixed-Up Mechanics** is the first episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, Tennessee Tuxedo and Chumley find a job outside the zoo as mechanics.

## Story

In the frozen South Pole, lived the inhabitants who have adapted to the frigid environments, such as a penguin and a walrus. We are introduced to Tennessee and Chumley. The former is tired of the coldness and wants to move somewhere warm. At that moment, zookeeper Stanley Livingston and his assistant Flunky are looking for specimens in the North Pole when they find Chumley. Tennessee wants to come along with him to the "big city".

To his disappointment, he and Chumley are put in a zoo. Seeing an ad in the paper for Phineas J. Whoopee, a man who has answers to everything, Tennessee decides to escape with Chumley, which Stanley and Flunky soon discover. Tennessee and Chumley get jobs as car mechanics. Their first customer is a thug named Rocky Manonoff, who requests Tennessee to fix his rad-looking car before 3 o'clock, or he'll shoot them with his gun, or in his words, "play a tune on his violin". Tennessee and Chumley get to work, but after making a mess they soon realize they need to see Mr. Whoopee.

Mr. Whoopee gets out his 3DBB and demonstrates to Tennessee how motors work, but afterwards he has another important note that Tennessee and Chumley ignore when they leave. When the car doesn't move after they fix the motor, they go back to Whoopee who tells them that they must connect the motor to the steering wheel, and demonstrates how it works. Once they do that, the car moves, but Chumley drives it out the shop and it crashes into Rocky outside. Tennessee and Chumley are declared detectives, after catching Rocky who was a bank robber.

## Trivia

* When the cage falls on Tennessee and Chumley, it is uncertain how they went inside since the cage has a bottom.
* The title card has a registered trademark symbol, but technically, the show's title was also never trademarked. The card in the next cartoon (The Rainmakers) also has one.
Drafthead

**Drafthead (or Overwhere?)** is the nineteenth episode of *Tooter Turtle.* In this episode, Tooter becomes an army soldier.

## Story

Tooter enters Mr. Wizard's with a paper hat and broomstick, indicating that he would like to be in the army. Mr. Wizard grants his wish, seeing that the army can make you a brave one.

New army recruits must have a uniform. The clothes given to Tooter are too huge, however a spray of water shrinks them to his size (but shrinks a little too much). After getting the uniform, Tooter meets the sergeant who claims that he is fair unlike other sergeants, despite hitting Tooter on the head and using him as a punching bag, which he claims he opposes. First, the sergeant orders Tooter to run around a track faster and faster, until the sergeant trips him. Then he makes Tooter march in place, causing him to make a hole.

Tooter must then complete an obstacle course. The first thing to do is climb up a rope, although the sergeant makes sure that he doesn't climb up. When Tooter realizes he's not getting progress and finally sees he's climbing up, the sergeant lets go of the rope. After trying to climb a wooden wall, the army would then divide into two groups and shoot at each other with fake bullets to pretend they are fighting in a real war. The sergeant tells Tooter to get the machine gun on the hill in the midst of this. Tooter is calm that the bullets aren't real, but he still gets shot. Tooter attempts to throw a hand grenade but it explodes before he could do so, and the bazooka gun is delayed and shoots when he looks inside. Flying in the air, Tooter cries out for Mr. Wizard who takes him back home.

## Trivia

* When Tooter says "Ok, sarge, here I come!", the hat band on his face disappears.
Switcheroo Ruler

**Switcheroo Ruler** is the twenty-sixth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, King Leonardo and Odie Cologne stop the diabolical three's plan by pretending they are their robots.

## Story

As seen previously, Professor Messer had made "Rotten Robots" that look like Leonardo and Odie. He along with Itchy Brother and Biggy Rat, take them to the palace where confusion occurs, but Itchy calls the real Leonardo and Odie the impostors, so they are taken to the dungeon.

At nightfall, the two real heroes creep back to the palace and see the three villains laughing at their succeeding plan in the window, and also learn about the two robots. Odie mentions Itchy's plan: with the robots, they can run the kingdom using them. They also hear more of the plan from the three, where they use the robots and make them claim that they are giving the kingdom to Biggy Rat. Fortunately, Odie has a plan the next morning. They creep into the castle and throw the robots in a closet, then take their places.

Professor Messer says that the bots must be dusted off before use, so Itchy uses a feather duster until it makes Leonardo sneeze. Itchy comments that perhaps the robot short circuited, so Messer suggests him to unscrew the "robot's" head and check. He tries, but it won't come off, though it's too late since the council is there. Professor "turns on" Leonardo to get it speaking, and rather instantly Leonardo exposes the trio's trouble, which has Messer realize it's the real thing. Itchy tries making a run for it, but he is hit by Odie and the episode ends with the three in a cell.

## Trivia

* When Leonardo starts talking to the council, Itchy Brother has no eyebrows.
* Biggy's cigar in his hand disappears when Leonardo says "Tired of the plotting of those two traitors..."
Be Like Baldy

**Be Like Baldy** is the second episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and Chumley,* and the seventy-second episode counting the previous *His Tales* series. In this episode, Tennessee Tuxedo requests Baldy to teach him how to fly.

## Story

While he and Chumley are playing cards, Tennessee is irritated because he wants to fly like the other birds. At that moment, Baldy comes to their quarters and claims that his vacation was better than expected, prompting Tennessee to want to fly even more. Baldy tries to say he can't fly, but Tennessee bribes Baldy to teach him with money, noting "where there's a will, there's a way... and it's a good thing Grandma left me that money in her will!"

After that, Baldy makes sure that Tennessee and Chumley be like him, walk like him, and dress like him, until Tennessee reminds him about the flying. After paying him more, Tennessee is given wings, but he just falls of a cliff and so does Chumley who comes down with him.
Rotten to the Core

**Rotten to the Core** is the sixth episode of *Klondike Kat.* In this episode, Klondike Kat tries to catch Savoir Faire after he steals apples.

## Story

No sooner does Major Minor receive two new crates of delicious apples than that notorious mouse thief, Savoir Faire, eats one crateload and steals the other. Just when he's settling down to eat apple fritters, with Malamutt playing piano, Klondike Kat shows up and tries to attack Savoir Faire using a snowball catapult to get him way up on a tall mountain (which he enters using a secret door). After some fails, Klondike Kat gets his mouse at the end.
Rabelasla

**Rabelasla** is the tenth episode of *The World of Commander McBragg.* In this episode, Commander McBragg recalls getting away with a stolen record.

## Story

In Rabelasla, McBragg as "Agent 31416" who was the most hunted spy in the service, had just stolen a record with the Rabelaslian Secret Code, and got away in his car. Naturally, two agent cars chased after McBragg, though he loses one with his banana peel dispenser that swerves a car off the road, and he uses his wheel jack to extend his car up in the air so the other agent drives under McBragg. McBragg turns his car around and gets away, although he ends up getting checked at the border. But McBragg still wins, since he replaced one of the wheels on his car as the record, and the searchers don't suspect it.

"All the way home with a record for a front wheel? That's over a thousand miles!"

"Yes, but it was a long playing record, you know."

## Trivia

* This is the first time McBragg's colleague says "Quite".
* There is no animation of McBragg's arm going down to get his match for his pipe; it just disappears and comes up.
Football by Hex

**Football by Hex** is the ninth episode of *The World of Commander McBragg.* In this episode, Commander McBragg remembers his football game with Hex University.

## Story

McBragg, on the team of Hex, was playing against the top team in the nation. Their line was like running into a steel wall. They get the ball and make three points altogether. Because the visiting team was super strong, the Hex players would get knocked out when they ran into them. Unfortunately, McBragg is the only team left in Hex, and they still had 0 points whereas the visitors have 3. With quick thinking, McBragg throws the football over the air and sneaking swiftly through the line, he catches it as it goes over the goal. The Hex team wins 6 over 3.

"It sounds Commander, as though you really had a ball!"

## Trivia

* The book McBragg's colleague is reading is labeled "PUNCH", which could refer to the punchlines at the end of the stories.
Moon Goon

**Moon Goon (or Spacehead)** is the thirteenth episode of *Tooter Turtle.* In this episode, Tooter becomes an astronaut.

## Story

Tooter plays with his toy rocket while in Mr. Wizard's greenhouse, wishing he could be the first man on the moon. He begs Mr. Wizard, saying he was always a "spacehead" as he hits his head under the table trying to pick his rocket up. Mr. Wizard grants his wish.

A man who flies the rockets must be brave and strong, and ready to face the unknown. Tooter tells the speaker in the rocket from the control tower (who will constantly remind Tooter throughout that his name is Frank) that he is ready to go, and the rocket blasts off. As Tooter is in space, he takes off his seatbelt which makes him float because there is no gravity, though the speaker reminds him. As Tooter's rocket gets close to the moon, he is awoken from a nap by the speaker, which he shoots with a laser gun after it sings, even though he still misses the actual speaker back on Earth, which the speaker comments.

Tooter lands on the moon and he is reminded about the craters, one which Tooter falls in. Nonetheless, Tooter climbs up a large mountain to plant his flag, but he is already beaten by a "Killjoy was here" flag. Disappointed, Tooter returns back to the rocket to find it being ruined by a strange green creature. The speaker is confused, since there is no life on the moon. After it gets Tooter's ship, the alien comes walking towards him with the hammer. Tooter cries for Mr. Wizard who sends him back to reality.

## Trivia

* The speaker sings "Shine On, Harvest Moon" by Ruth Etting.
* Eight years after this cartoon's airing, Neil Armstong will actually be the real first man on the moon.
Eye on the Ball

**Eye on the Ball** is the forty-second episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, The Hunter joins Horace's baseball team.

## Story

Horace and his baseball team, The Golden Gulch Galloping Gophers, had a problem. They had a big game to play, but were one player short. Horace then thinks about his uncle, The Hunter.

Horace wakes up Hunter who is asleep in his office. Hunter recalls being in the greatest baseball teams when he is asked, and considers himself a "southpaw". However, he tries backing out of Horace's baseball game, claiming he has a lot of work to do, but the team picks him up anyway. On the field, Hunter does a fast ball but the first time it's too low to reach the batter, and too high, but after being reminded by Horace to throw it "over the plate", his team gets a home run.

Hunter is then placed as the catcher, although he misses and blames the defender for "hitting him with the stick". The Hunter is put on shortstop and in the outfield, both times embarrassment happens, then he is placed at bat during the ninth inning. The Hunter is reminded to keep his eye on the ball, although when he does so he misses. So, he shuts his eyes and knocks the ball away, and the Golden Gulch Galloping Gophers win by two points.
Khyber Pass

**Khyber Pass** is the fifth episode of *The World of Commander McBragg.* In this episode, Commander McBragg recalls battling a tribe in Khyber Pass.

## Story

McBragg goes up through the Khyber Pass to find the rebel chieftain, when he and his group are ambushed by shooters. They hid between sheltered rocks and shoot back, though a lucky shot severely damages their cannon, and the men themselves. Unfortunately for McBragg, who was the only survivor of his team, he ran out of ammo in his gun. Luckily, as a tribe comes storming through, McBragg grabs the cannon and uses it as a rifle, which blasts him off like a rocket. He falls into the house of the barricks, just in time for tea. "How refreshing."
Monster from Another Planet

**Monster from Another Planet** is the sixty-third episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, Tiger Tornado pretends to be an extraterrestrial wanting a better life.

## Story

Jerboa Jump and Tiger Tornado complain about their quarters being small. Jerboa lies and tricks Tennessee Tuxedo and Chumley into thinking there are termites in their quarters to them to leave. Tiger disguises himself as a spaceman and claims that he's from another planet to frighten Tennessee and Chumley.

They go to Mr. Whoopee to learn about the planets, and they also learn that this spaceman in the zoo is fake. They attack Jerboa just as he drops the rock that pulls off the illusion that the "spaceman" made Tennessee fall to the ground with his fist, and take off the disguise of Tornado. For revenge, Tennessee and Chumley have Jerboa and Tiger Tornado do the chores they had to do for them.

## Trivia

* Pluto is not classified as a planet anymore, having been declassified four decades after this cartoon was made.
* It's a wonder how Tennessee didn't know it was Tiger Tornado as the spaceman the entire time. He still speaks in his distinctive Southern accent albeit with an echo effect.
Florida Fraud

**Florida Fraud** is the seventeenth episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, The Fox tries to steal the state of Florida.

## Story

Weary after the conclusion of his latest case, The Hunter decides to vacation in Florida. Nearby, posing as a radio DJ at a local broadcasting station, the Fox sounds the false alarm that Martians are attacking Florida and that everyone must leave the state at once. The population flees in terror, except for the Hunter, who is skeptical and decides to investigate.

The Fox meets him on the beach dressed as a Martian. When the Hunter demands credentials, the Fox offers to "marsh" his head "in". He clobbers the Hunter and heads off to continue his latest scheme - he saws off the panhandle of Florida and steals the entire state, towing it out into the ocean. The Hunter takes off in his private plane, intending to meet Officer Flim Flanagan and receive his orders in Atlanta, but somehow he ends up "a bit" off course and crash-lands in England instead.

After some banter with the locals (the Hunter thinks he's in Dixie speaking with Southerners; the British guys think he's crazy), the Hunter meets the Fox, who is disguised as a travel agent and renting the stolen state of Florida out to tourists as a new island paradise resort. The unsuspecting Hunter asks to be taken to see it and the Fox obliges, but as they are getting into his boat the Hunter accidentally knocks the Fox out with an oar and reveals his identity. As usual, Officer Flanagan just happens to show up in a helicopter, ready to arrest the Fox. The Hunter doesn't expect any reward, but he wouldn't mind some of that recovered real-estate.
Dinner Party

**Dinner Party** is the third episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and Chumley,* and the seventy-third episode counting the previous *His Tales* series. In this episode, Tennessee Tuxedo and Chumley try to escape Baldy's dinner party.

## Story

One night, Tennessee and Chumley are at Baldy's house, with his wife and child for dinner. The dinner is primarily worms, much to Tennessee's disgust, and what doesn't help is the child eagle is a brat who keeps demanding attention despite his parents looking right at him while he pretends to be a pirate and "play" the clarinet.

Tennessee has enough and wants to leave. They get out of the treehouse by crawling under the table and making a hole in the floor, but the only way to get safely down from the tall tree is by flying, which Baldy hasn't taught him yet. Tennessee decides to use his Mr. Whoopee app, but Whoopee proves to be no help. Tennessee just jumps for it, but Baldy's wife actually catches him on the ground, and in time for a worm cake for dessert, too.

## Trivia

* This is certainly the only time Tennessee ever rejects Whoopee's information.
* Tennessee has a mobile phone, which is the first indication this revival takes place in modern times.
* Tennessee saying "Help me Professor, you're my only hope" and beaming the Whoopee hologram is a reference to *Star Wars.*
* The "worms" can is a reference to Campbell's.
The Great Plane Robbery

**The Great Plane Robbery** is the eighteenth episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, The Fox robs a plane and also brings The Hunter along.

## Story

One morning, news breaks out that a plane from the Chicago airport had been stolen. In a TV interview, Officer Flim Flanagan reports that only The Fox could've done this, but only one person is good enough to catch The Fox: The Hunter.

At that moment, the unaware Hunter was taking a holiday and hunting ducks. As he sits in his boat, The Fox comes out of a decoy duck boat, also with a disguise, with a "special deal". Hunter spots ducks and tries shooting them as they fly in the air, but ends up failing because The Fox shakes his boat when Hunter tries aiming, and ends up shooting himself out the boat. Fox tells Hunter that he will be going up where the ducks are.

He takes Hunter to the stolen plane. Hunter is reluctant to get on board, but he does only because he is sucked in by the plane's jets. Fox tells Hunter that there is an honorarium for a dollar a duck. Hunter tries shooting at a bunch of ducks with a gun, although ends up missing every single one despite them going slow. He also tries blasting at them with a cannon offered by Fox but still fails. The Fox gives him another gun and much to his shock, The Hunter begins shooting excessively, causing ducks to fall everywhere on the ground. Police are called and soon enough planes in the air start shooting at Hunter and Fox's plane. The plane eventually falls downwards, crashes, and the end of Fox's plan comes.

## Trivia

* While Hunter's boat shakes, his hat lines disappear.
* The Hunter isn't asked for a reward in this episode.
Robot Revenge

**Robot Revenge** is the sixty-eighth episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, Tennessee Tuxedo has a dream involving menacing robots.

## Story

Late one night, Tennessee and Chumley are disturbed by Yakety Yak and Baldy because they are building robots to work for them. Tennessee laughs at the idea, but when he falls asleep, he is woken up by two robots that carry him and Chumley off to another planet.

On the planet, they are met with the Regal Robot, who demands that Tennessee and Chumley are sent to a boiling pot as punishment for making fun of robots. When he hears the Regal Robot has no heart, Tennessee decides to build him one. Upon getting the chance to escape, they go to a robotic Mr. Whoopee and learn about the heart inside the body.

Tennessee constructs a heart machine, but unfortunately it goes kaput. Just as robots are about to attack, Tennessee is woken up by Chumley. He is relieved it is just a dream, but gets startled when he sees two robots in reality, although they are none other than Yak and Baldy in disguise.
Chicago Shenanigans

**Chicago Shenanigans** is the seventy-first episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, Biggy Rat sends assassins to defeat King Leonardo while he is in Chicago.

## Story

Leonardo is having a "meaty" problem in his palace, he is trying to cut his steak but can't, although Odie Cologne says it is the finest meat in the kingdom. Leonardo has had just about enough of his meat when it hits him in the face. Odie suggests they go to Chicago, where they claim to have the best steak.

The next morning, the news arrives to Biggy and Itchy Brother. Biggy sees this as an opportunity to take over Bongo Congo, if the King doesn't return. Biggy has connections in Chicago, so he gives a call to one of them: The Natty Boys. While Leonardo and Odie have dinner, Nutty Natty, the leader of the threesome, answers Biggy from right down the street.

The Natty Boys decide to use a bomb to blow up Leonardo, as they haven't used one in a long time. They creep to the limousine outside the restaurant and put one inside, though it doesn't go off when Leonardo and Odie get in; but does when the boys get a chance to look inside when the car parks at the art museum. Leonardo states he heard a noise, but Odie tells him it might just be thunder. The Natty Boys think at their headquarters for a new scheme, and decide to take Leonardo for a boat ride in Lake Michigan, and push him in the water.

## Trivia

* When Leonardo says "Confound this infernum!", the steak is gone. When it does reappear a shot later, it is misplaced and not on the plate.
* The "Plump Room" place Leonardo and Odie dine at is an actual Chicago restaurant.
Riffraffville

**Riffraffville** is the twentieth episode arc of *The Underdog Show.* In these series of episodes, Riff Raff takes over a city.

## Story

### Part 1 (#81 - 12/18/1965)

Riff Raff and his mob have tried 9 different crimes in the last month but Underdog stopped them all. So Riff decides to move out West. He leaves the city and takes over a little western town, renaming it "Riffraffville."

### Part 2 (#82 - 12/18/1965)

With all the crooks in Riffraffville, Underdog does simple things like getting cats out of trees. He falls and his ring gets bent. Sweet Polly Purebred offers to take it to fixed but Underdog reminds her about the energy pill and adds that he be vulnerable without it. Riff invites Polly to come to a dude ranch and grabs her.

### Part 3 (#83 - 12/25/1965)

Underdog sets out to find Sweet Polly. He looks on a train, in a bank and at a cattle ranch. At the train and bank, his energy is drained by bombs set by Riff's gang. At the ranch, he's run over by the cattle. A cowboy tells Underdog where Polly is, so he flies to Riffraffville with the last of his strength.

### Part 4 (#84 - 12/25/1965)

A western song plays during this cartoon as Riff Raff challenges Underdog to a gunfight at noon. The townspeople are too scared to help Underdog- it looks like the end- but Sweet Polly frees herself and gives Underdog his ring. He takes his energy pill and beats Riff and his gang giving the people their town back.

## Lyrics

These are the lyrics to the song in Part 4, in the tune of the show's theme song.

*He told folks of the whole affair, how his ring was taken for repair*

*Of the power pill that he kept there*

*That's how Riff and his gang would dare fight*

*Underdog, Underdog*

*Once he was lightning, once he was thunder*

*Now Riff would end him, if he should blunder*

*Underdog, Underdog*

(Without his Super Energy Pill, he gets weaker, and weaker, and weaker still!)

*The folks knew he had lost his might*

*And they were saddened by his plight*

*So he asked if they would help him fight, they slammed the door and locked it tight*

*On Underdog, Underdog*

*From house to house, he made his way*

*But word had spread on what he'd say*

*Some were too afraid to stay, and others simply barred the way*

*To Underdog, Underdog*

(Without his Super Energy Pill, he gets weaker, and weaker, and weaker still!)

*Once he was lightning, once he was thunder*

*Now Riff would end him, if he should blunder*

*Underdog, Underdog*

*Riff and his gang each drew their gun*

*They fired their shots, but every one*

*Just bounced right off, and he drew his gun*

*And put Riff's whole mob on the run*

*Oh, Underdog, Underdog*

*Speed of lightning, roar of thunder*

*Fighting all who rob or plunder*

*Underdog... Underdog...*

*Underdog!*

## Trivia

* In Part 3, outlaw Jesse James is referenced.
* In Part 1, a calendar with "2" on it can be seen in Riff Raff's hideout, implicating that it is already the second day of a month and they've been caught nine times.
Fox's Foul Play

**Fox's Foul Play** is the thirty-eighth episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, The Fox snatches all the baseballs.

## Story

During the most intense moment in a baseball game between the Canaries and the Parrots, the pitcher's thrown ball mysteriously disappears midair. The same thing keeps happening, until no more balls. This has become the case all around the country.

Eventually, Officer Flim Flanagan is called in, so he talks to The Hunter. The Hunter clearly knows Fox is behind this, so he sets off to find him, making baseball-related puns. He then stops to hear the conversation of two men discussing someone who can keep ten balls in the air at Coney Island. Hunter heads over to Coney Island and finds the juggler, but winds up in the juggler's ball trail.

Hunter continues to walk on the midway when he sees an operator selling baseballs for 25 cents for his game. Hunter thinks he is the culprit, although the operator gets his wrath by having Hunter be the "funny face" the balls have to hit. Meanwhile, The Fox is selling the baseballs he stole and autographing them, thinking he'd be a millionaire when they are sold. Hunter proceeds to buy one to remember the seemingly gone sport, but he accidentally knocks down a pile of balls on the counter, causing them to fall and he slips on them, resulting in all the balls to fall and unveil the Fox.
Tale of a Tiger

**Tale of a Tiger** is the twenty-third episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, a new animal named Tiger Tornado arrives at the zoo.

## Story

A new tourist attraction arrives at the Megalopolis Zoo: boxer Tiger Tornado. He is very punchy when he hears a bell ring. Nasty rodent Jerboa Jump recruits Tiger to be one of his "bad guys" at the zoo by bullying the other animals. Tiger Tornado punches Chumley and knocks him out. Tennessee Tuxedo and Chumley go to Mr. Whoopee for advice. Mr. Chumley tells them about armor that people used to wear into battle. He loans a suit of armor to the boys. Back at the zoo, the tiger gets pounded by Chumley, who is wearing the armor. Of course, Jerboa Jump makes his exit.

## Trivia

* This episode premiered on Leap Day.
* Tiger Tornado's voice is based on the voice of boxer Muhammad Ali.
* Chumley brings up the events of the story *Little Black Sambo* when he explains what to do.
* Some scenes of Tennessee talking while in Mr. Whoopee's office has him placed on a background with bushes.
* Yakety says "Why should we take orders from you?" in Baldy's voice.
	+ Speaking of Yakety, just before he and Baldy slip on the marbles, Yakety sings "Do the Bongo Congo", alluding to *The King and Odie.*
Yakety Yak (episode)

**Yakety Yak** is the fifth and final episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and Chumley,* and the seventy-fifth and final episode counting the previous *His Tales* series. In this episode, Yakety Yak helps Tennessee Tuxedo get muscles.

## Story

At Mr. Whoopee's, Tennessee tells him his problem about not being able to fly. Whoopee explains that he needs muscles that help him fly, as he just has muscles that help him swim. Tennessee takes this idea and goes to talk to Yak, who is a fitness expert. Yak has him lift weights which in the end, give him a big muscular body that he can inexplicably fly with. Until he falls in the sky and lands on a flying plane.

## Trivia

* Mr. Whoopee is referred to as "Phineas **T.** Whoopee" instead of **J.**
* Chumley has no lines in this cartoon, being the only time he never contributes to the cartoon's plot.
* As of now, this is the last project made in the relation of Total Television Productions.
Canned Camera

**Canned Camera (or Peek-A-Boob)** is the twenty-ninth episode of *Tooter Turtle.* In this episode, Tooter becomes a secret picture taker.

## Story

As Mr. Wizard sweeps up, Tooter startles Mr. Wizard when he sneaks up on him with a hidden camera. Tooter would like to be one of those people who take pictures unknowingly. Mr. Wizard lets him become one, despite being unsure if people would mind.

A trick done by a hidden cameraman is known as the "break watch trick". Tooter as a worker at a repair shop breaks a watch, and some customer comes up asking for it. Tooter laughs, and hands him the box that has the broken watch inside. The man gets upset since it was a watch worn by his great grandfather, and begins wrecking the shop with his cane. Tooter tells him that there is a hidden camera and he is on TV, which turns him excited.

Another trick Tooter had in mind is putting a camera up a tree then hiding in a cannon, pretending to be a spirit in the cannon when he talks to an unsuspecting walker. Tooter says that he had been trying to get out of the cannon for a hundred years. The person he talks to then gets him out by blasting the cannon. Tooter tries again, this time putting a speaker in the cannon and talking in it through a microphone. The other walker doesn't fall for it and aims the cannon at Tooter who is hiding, then blasts the cannon again. Tooter had a greater trick: in an airplane, he announces that there is a robbery, causing panic on the plane. Tooter announces that it was a joke, resulting in anger from the passengers and they all throw him out. Falling in the air, Tooter cries for Mr. Wizard.

## Trivia

* Tooter and the guy in the watch repair shop may be a fourth wall joke.
* The transition animation is recycled from The Master Builder, as Tooter has a construction worker's hat on.
Tell-Tale Telegraph

**Tell-Tale Telegraph** is the twentieth episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, Tennessee Tuxedo dreams that he and his pals are at a fort headed by Stanley Livingston that keeps suffering Indian attacks.

## Story

At the quarters of Tennessee and Chumley, the latter is asleep while the former reads a book about Indians and thinks about how wonderful being a cowboy must be, then dozes off. He starts dreaming about being the first penguin on the outpost. In his dream, he is a sergeant reporting for General Livingston. Livingston demands Tennessee for him and Chumley, Baldy, and Yakkity Yak to warn the fort when the Indians come to attack.

The four cowboys try a few times to warn the fort, but all fails. Tennessee and Chumley proceed to go to Mr. Whoopee who shows them how to make a telegraph system. When they get one set up and tell General Livingston everything is fine, nothing is fine when the Indians come charging at the fort. Livingston gets some guards to toss Tennessee out the fort. Tennessee wakes up at that moment, pounding on the door to his quarter, mad at Chumley for a reason he is oblivious of.
Royal Bongo War Chant

**Royal Bongo War Chant** is the seventh episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother begin a war that Bongo Congo is involved in.

## Story

Bongo Congo and the kingdom bordering to the south, Koko Loco, were peaceful friends with each other, however, that suddenly changed as things got a little tense with the two countries. That was thanks to Biggy and Itchy, who both plot to start a war with Bongo Congo and Koco Loco. And if Bongo Congo were to be defeated, the two villains would take over the kingdom.

Biggy and Itchy make it to the throne room of King Loco III, ruler of Koco Loco. They tell him that Bongo Congo is starting war on them, which King Loco III replies with abrasive comments such as how he'll wipe King Leonardo off the map. Biggy and Itchy hurry out and make it over Leonardo's throne room. They tell Leonardo that Koco Loco is going to invade the country, which Leonardo finds unheard of as they haven't had a war in centuries, but as his grandfather said, "If it's a fight they want, it's a fight they'll get".

Leonardo and Odie Cologne get ready for this situation. Leonardo dresses up and gives his best admiral impression, but Odie comments that they don't even have a navy - just the royal yacht. He then impersonates an army sergeant, but they don't have an army - just the royal guards. And as for an air force, they only have the Bongo Congo Fair balloon. Leonardo mentions that "It's not the size of the lion in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the lion". But it might just be too late, for war just begun.

## Trivia

* Biggy lacks his cigar in both of the throne rooms.
* King Loco III resembles a dog.
Coney Island Calamity

**Coney Island Calamity** is the fifty-sixth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother continue to cause havoc for King Leonardo and Odie Cologne, at the Coney Island amusement park.

## Story

As seen previously, Leonardo and Odie go to New York after reading about kings who travel to places. Biggy and Itchy hear about this and go over there as well to give Leonardo an unwelcome welcome. They throw furniture at him when he rides in a ticker tape parade and also make them crash in a hansom cab. Now, the King and Odie go over to Coney Island, and so do the two villains.

Leonardo and Odie marvel and wonder what to do first. Itchy, disguised as a ride operator, tells them how "The Duck" is the most popular ride. Leonardo and Odie proceed to try it out. However, the "ride" is actually the moving belt used for the duck shooting game, so Leonardo and Odie are shot at, but they make it out without a scratch. Odie suggests that they ride the Ferris wheel next. Biggy takes control of the wheel and makes it rotate very fast. Soon, he makes it stop and Leonardo and Odie are shot out of their seats and they land on a roller coaster track.

The two are briefly chased by the coaster, and it knocks them in the air and they land on a parachuting couch a man is riding. When they get down after the wild ride, Odie decides to sit the next activity out, and so Leonardo makes his way over to the fun house. Odie sees Biggy and Itchy hiding to the side of the house, however, and fears for Leonardo. He creeps up to them and hears them talking about their plot, so immediately Odie grabs a pop bottle and whacks the two in the head. Leonardo slides down the house, commenting how fun it is especially not without the two traitors bothering them. Odie doesn't bring up that they really were, however.

## Trivia

* Biggy is seen without his hat when surprised to see Leonardo and Odie escaped the shooting gallery unhurt.
* After Odie says "I shall follow and see what those two traitors are up to" and the scene transitions, his mouth is seen gone.
If I'd Known You Was Coming

**If I'd Known You Was Coming** is the nineteenth episode of *Klondike Kat.* In this episode, Savoir Faire attempts to steal Major Minor's cheesecake.

## Story

As Major Minor is making a cheesecake, Klondike Kat runs up in his house to tell him that Savoir Faire has heard and is coming to steal it, but Klondike Kat sees this as an opportunity to capture him. He has Major Minor leave so Savoir Faire thinks he has the house to himself.

When Savoir Faire sees him leaving, he goes right in to finish baking the cake, to his surprise seeing Klondike Kat. Savoir Faire finds a long-playing record which he uses to stall Klondike, as he spins around on the record player.

Afterwards, Savoir Faire makes Klondike Kat crash into an open cabinet and also puts him in a lamp, and plugging it in which shocks him. Savoir Faire then leads him into a door with a fold up bed on wheels inside, which he temporarily traps him in. However when he leaves with the baked cake, Klondike Kat breaks free (and breaks the walls) and rolls with the bed, crashing into Savoir Faire and Major Minor, and a tree. But Klondike Kat still gets his mouse.

## Trivia

* The title alludes to the song *If I Knew You Were Comin' I'd've Baked a Cake* by Eileen Barton.
By the Plight of the Moon

**By the Plight of the Moon** is the fifteenth episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, Tennessee Tuxedo dreams that he and Chumley have gone to the moon.

## Story

Hearing about Jerboa Jump having been to the moon, Tennessee and Chumley try to become astronauts to no avail. After getting knocked out, Tennessee dreams he's to be the first astronaut penguin to take a rocket to the moon. Tennessee and Chumley learn from Mr. Whoopee about moon facts on their way there. Before they get to the moon, Tennessee transitions back to reality where he is getting more popularity than Jeroba for doing strange jumping tricks in his sleep.

## Trivia

* The riddle segment is the segment with Tennessee, Chumley, and Whoopee blasting off in a rocket. This could cause confusion given the matter of the actual cartoon plot.
Chicago Mobster

**Chicago Mobster** is the fifteenth episode of *The World of Commander McBragg.* In this episode, Commander McBragg tells how he cleaned up Chicago crooks.

## Story

In Chicago, Illinois, a group known as the Chicago Racketeers were causing trouble, and it was betted that if McBragg brought in the leader, Al Baloney, the group will go down. McBragg prepares himself, going as a vacuum cleaner demonstrator and taking some armed weapons with him to Al Baloney's house. Unfortunately, he doesn't realize he would be checked, so his weapons are taken away from him and he gets up to Al Baloney's desk unarmed. Or so he thought, he had a trick up his sleeve and sucks Al Baloney using the vacuum, then putting him in the suitcase and delivering him to the police.

"You actually cleaned up Chicago with a vacuum cleaner?"
The Big Question

**The Big Question** is the thirty-eighth episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, Tennessee Tuxedo tries to steal Stanley Livingston's radio for a radio show.

## Story

Tennessee is convinced a radio quiz show, The Big Question, is going to call him for an upcoming cruise prize, and so does Stanley and Flunky. He tries to steal Stanley's radio to listen to the show. He eventually learns how to make his own radio when Mr. Whoopee tells him and Chumley how to. However, it turns out that Stanley is the one being called on the show when Tennessee listens. Stanley runs to his phone, but can't answer the question because he needs to be listening to what song is on the radio to answer the question. Fortunately, Stanley still gets his 10-day cruise, thanks to Tennessee and Chumley who are forced to row a boat Stanley lounges in.
Rocket Ruckus (Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales)

**Rocket Ruckus** is the twenty-first episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, Tennessee Tuxedo wants to fly in a rocket after hearing Jerboa Jump claim to do so.

## Story

Tired of hearing Jerboa Jump brag about being a mouse that was sent into space, Tennessee and Chumley decide to become astronauts. After a series of misfires, they go to Mr. Whoopee for advice. He tells them about the history of rockets and how they work. However, Tennessee is told that rockets are very expensive. But fortunately, with the help of someone Whoopee knows, Tennessee brings a rocket ride to the zoo. Jerboa is offered to be the first rider, but he runs away in fright.

## Trivia

* One of the animals looks similar to The Fox from *The Hunter* cartoons.
* Not every animal as seen in the crowd is on the ride.
Handcar Heroes

**Handcar Heroes** is the ninetieth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, a chase between King Leonardo and Odie Cologne and Itchy Brother occurs around their train of gold.

## Story

As seen previously, Leonardo and Odie decide to move the supply of gold from the palace to someplace safer, the vault in the Sierra Bongo Mountain. They take it there by train. Biggy Rat and Itchy plot to hijack the entire train and disguise as the engineer and conductor respectively.

Biggy commands Itchy to start looking for the gold, hidden someplace secret around the train. Itchy does a thorough search around the royal compartment, but quickly hides in a place when Leonardo and Odie come walking in, to their surprise finding the place a mess. Just as the train goes on another track, Itchy ends up falling out of his hiding place and are caught by Leonardo and Odie. Itchy makes a run for it, so the two chase him around the train. In the dining car, the cattle car, the chicken car, and the refrigerator car.

Soon they make it to the final car of the train. However, Itchy climbs up the train and makes it to the pin connecting the last caboose with the main train. He disconnects it and Leonardo and Odie depart. It's a speedy way down and they even almost crash into another train. The caboose goes in a tunnel but Leonardo and Odie get hit at the top. Fortunately, all is not lost as Odie spots a handcar. The two move it to the abandoned mine where Biggy and Itchy had taken the train, desperately searching for the gold. The gold, which is actually painted black to look like coal, is thrown at the two villains. All is safe as both the gold and the villains are now locked up.