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Swimming the Atlantic

**Swimming the Atlantic** is the twenty-fifth episode of *The World of Commander McBragg.* In this episode, Commander McBragg tells about his adventure of swimming the entire Atlantic Ocean.

## Story

McBragg dares to swim across the 3,000 mile Atlantic Ocean. He dives in and it is smooth sailing, until a storm roughens the waves, though McBragg is still persistent and continues through the waters. Eventually the storm clears up, but McBragg, now off course, is met with a school of man-eating sharks. Seeing no escape, McBragg swims underwater and through the sharks, still going as fast as he can through Panama, cutting a path through the land and making it into the Pacific Ocean. And as a result, he had made the Panama Canal.
Confound It! Confusion

**Confound It! Confusion** is the twelfth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother try to get a (soon to be) King Leonardo to say "Confound it!" in order for Itchy to get his future throne in a bet.

## Story

As seen previously, Leonardo and Odie Cologne were remembering the first time Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother had done their first scheme; way back when the four were little boys. When Leonardo's mother gives him a "bongo bank", which he has to put a Bongo Buck in for every time he says "Confound it!". Biggy the new face had got with Itchy for a plan, and Itchy bets Leonardo that if he says "Confound it" at any time of the day, he gets to be king and Leonardo gets Itchy's sandals.

Leonardo tells Odie not to worry about it, and so the two get on with finishing their treehouse which is finished. However, Biggy and Itchy saw the branch it is stationed on (which Leonardo thinks is Odie doing it), and the house falls. Leonardo almost says "Confound it", but manages to say "Con-stantinople". Leonardo and Odie decide to go on the swings. Determined to make Leonardo say his "curse", Biggy goes over with Itchy to the swing and gives Leonardo a big push that swirls him around the branch, until the swing knots up all the way to the top and Leonardo hits his head, and falls. Fortunately, he doesn't say his word, but Leonardo is a dirty mess. Odie tells him it is bath time anyhow.

But Biggy is still determined, and it is almost sundown. So the two newfound villains make it to the bathtub before them and put a submarine inside the water, thinking he will certainly say "Confound it" when he sits on it. This nearly does happen when Leonardo gets in the water, but Odie quickly covers his mouth with the scrubbing brush. Fortunately, the sun sets so the bets are off, and Leonardo freely shouts "Confound it! Confound it! Confound it!". As a result, he has to put three Bongo Bucks in his bank. Even though Itchy failed and Leonardo is now king, Leonardo still never stopped saying "Confound it" and has a lot of money in his royal vault.

## Trivia

* Leonardo's swing song is in the tune of "The Farmer in the Dell".
Sticky Stuff (Klondike Kat)

**Sticky Stuff** is the sixteenth episode of *Klondike Kat.* In this episode, Klondike Kat attempts to capture Savoir Faire using glue.

## Story

Klondike Kat returns to Fort Frazzle with a secret weapon he bought: the world's strongest glue to catch Savoir Faire. However, for his trick, he needs Major Minor's help.

The plan is, Klondike Kat will go around a bend and make a trap, a piece of cheese in between the circle of the glue. Major Minor will come rolling by on a steamroller when he hears "Savoir Faire is everywhere!". When Klondike Kat gets the trap set, he accidentally steps in the glue and is stuck. Savoir Faire takes the cheese which is still on the outside and says his catchphrase, ultimately resulting in Major Minor running him over.

Klondike Kat then covers an entire floor on a room with the glue, with a piece of cheese that actually has a bomb inside. The smart Savoir Faire heads to the house with a fishing pole, but he is caught by Major Minor who throws him in. However, the Major walks in and gets stuck to the floor. He calls Klondike Kat in who also steps on the glue and is stuck. It doesn't help that Klondike reveals the cheese is a bomb, and ultimately it explodes. Luckily, Klondike Kat still gets his mouse.

## Trivia

* The ending is similar to *Banana Skinned*, where Klondike Kat tries to trick Savoir Faire by replacing the food in question with a lookalike explosive. Savoir Faire walks off with the fake but Major Minor stops him, thinking it is the real one. When it is discovered that the food is an explosive, the three toss it to one another until it explodes.
* There is a *King and Odie* cartoon with the same name.
Spring Along with Itch

**Spring Along with Itch** is the eighty-second episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, the race between King Leonardo and Itchy Brother is on.

## Story

As seen previously, Leonardo and Odie Cologne had discovered signs around Bongo Congo that say Leonardo is out of shape and Itchy is far more stronger, so Leonardo challenges him to a 100-mile hike. Itchy and Biggy Rat go see Professor Messer who makes springy shoes.

Odie shows them the route to go, and the race is on. Thanks to Itchy's bouncing shoes, he has a head start and is already in the lead, but Leonardo continues to go slow and steady. Odie realizes that they have already been tricked. Biggy laughs at Odie, though Odie reminds him that slow and steady wins the race. Itchy ends up finding himself in sticky situations with the spring shoes, like when he ends up getting tangled in electrical wires. Leonardo passes him, and Biggy tells Itchy on his walkie-talkie to untangle himself.

In the meantime, Biggy places a treadmill in the path and Leonardo mistakes it for a bridge, a "really long one" when he moves in place. Meanwhile, Itchy breaks free but when jumping in the snow of Sierra Bongo, his springs rust. Biggy rolls a snowball down that catches the two hikers, and it rolls until it crashes just a few feet near the finishing line. Leonardo is too tired to continue on, but Odie makes the band play Leonardo's favorite song that makes him vigorous once more, and full of energy that makes him successfully cross the line.

## Trivia

* According to the end of the previous episode, this episode was originally called "A Walk on the Wild Side".
* The title is a reference to *Sing Along with Mitch.*
* The footage of Itchy bouncing and going behind a rock is reused from the previous episode. However, he is now wearing his hiking clothing.
Girl Friday

**Girl Friday** is the nineteenth episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, The Fox dresses up as The Hunter's secretary.

## Story

The Hunter's case files are piling up and his office is a mess, so he runs an ad in the paper for a secretary. Naturally, The Fox answers it within seconds, showing up at The Hunter's office dressed as a female secretary named Friday Fox and takes the job.

The Hunter leaves to get lunch and Fox begins vandalizing the office, dumping papers and furniture out the window. The Hunter believes that the papers are snow, in June, and is even more confused when he sees the drawers. When the Hunter returns he believes that his office has been robbed when Friday tells him that. Hunter requests Friday to write to Officer Flim Flanagan about this "robbery", while in the meantime Hunter himself will take care of the million dollar payroll, coming in an armored car at a time and place only he knows.

The Fox, overhearing The Hunter state location and time of the delivery, runs along, much to the surprise of Hunter when he sees Friday completely gone after he blew his horn. After The Fox saws under the car and collects the cash, he (or she) then returns to the Hunter's office claiming that he took the letter to Flanagan himself. Hunter gets a phone call from Flanagan himself and gets reprimanded for the armored car robbery. He angrily tosses the phone and it hits Friday. When Flanagan comes in, disappointed, he spots The Fox on the ground and apologizes to The Hunter. He asks how can he make it up to Hunter, and he requests some office furniture.

## Trivia

* In the title card, The Fox's arms are still lifting up the hat when he puts it on his head.
* "Girl Friday" is a term used for female assistant secretaries.
* Hunter's horn is described as "silver", when it can't be considered that since it is an orange color.
Breakout at Breakrock

**Breakout at Breakrock** is the forty-third episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, The Fox breaks in The Hunter and Horace's cabin.

## Story

The Fox escapes from Breakrock Prison and vows revenge on the Hunter for putting him in in the first place. He tracks the Hunter and his nephew Horace to their summer cabin where he hangs around in secret, eating their soup, breaking their chair, and causing them to reflect on the story of Goldilocks- they eventually start to look for the little blonde girl, believing she is the one causing the trouble. The Fox dresses as a ghost and chases the Hunter and Horace around the woods until they all bump into Officer Flannigan and the police, who are glad to put the Fox back into captivity.
Rainbow Island

**Rainbow Island** is the forty-fifth episode of *The World of Commander McBragg.* In this episode, Commander McBragg tells a tale about a rainbow.

## Story

McBragg's tale starts one day when he is given a telegram rewarding him a job in the United States if he makes it there the next day. Unfortunately, missing the weekly plane, McBragg rents a private plane to take to the States. On his way, he spots a rainbow which he can't resist taking a picture of, though McBragg's plane goes out of control and he falls. The plane crashes, though McBragg luckily reaches the rainbow and slides down the island it is on. He says he pays for the wrecked plane using the coins in the pot of gold at the end.

"I'd say, Commander, what a colorful story!"

## Trivia

* A scene from this cartoon was used in *The Dudley Do-Right and Friends* intro, the part where McBragg falls onto the rainbow (which technically, is accompanied previously by a scene from The Flying Pond).
Olimping Champion

**Olimping Champion (or Weak Greek)** is the tenth episode of *Tooter Turtle.* In this episode, Tooter becomes an Olympic Greek.

## Story

Tooter shows up to Mr. Wizard wearing a tunic, which Mr. Wizard thinks is a skirt. Tooter wants to be a Greek athlete, so Mr. Wizard makes him one, forewarning him that there's more to being an athlete than wearing tunics.

Greek athletes were very good at Olympic games, but the best of them all was Black Barcos. Tooter, better known as "Edibus Schmedibus", challenges Black Barcos, getting a laugh out of him and poking Tooter with his spear. But nevertheless, the two compete against each other. The first event is pole vaulting. When Tooter runs and tries making it over the bar above, he has too much spring and it sends him back to Barcos. Barcos lets Tooter have a second try, although he puts grease on Tooter's pole so he slides off. Next they have a discus throw event. When Tooter tosses his discus, the discus comes back like a boomerang. Barcos gives him a second try, although this time he puts glue on it, so Tooter goes flying in the air with the discus.

The two athletes then race each other in a torch race, where they have to hold torches while they run and keep them lit. Tooter proves to not give up, even walking under water while holding the torch above the surface. Soon, Barcos asks Tooter to lit his cigar with his torch, which he takes out of his hands and replaces with a dynamite stick that blows up. The final event is wrestling, which ends with Tooter being tossed in the air. While circling around in place, Tooter cries for Mr. Wizard to help him, so he comes in to take him home.
Sheepish Shamus

**Sheepish Shamus** is the thirteenth episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, The Fox is on the hunt of stealing sheep.

## Story

The Fox was truly a mastermind, stealing all kinds of things from the Brooklyn Bridge to the Statue of Liberty, and now, he was now stealing every sheep in the country. And that meant no wool, which meant no coats or blankets or socks, whatever to keep people warm in the winter.

Word gets around and Officer Flim Flanagan tells The Hunter that he must solve the case, which Hunter agrees to take. Hunter drives to the plains of the west where all the sheep are disappearing. Hunter stops at the scene of the crime, where Fox comes out of an opening door in the ground and hurts Hunter. Now that he was out of the way, Fox continued on with his scheme.

The scheme involved swooping the sheep up with a machine that they were sucked into. Inside, they were put inside a thing that made them smaller, where they were put in boxes by the dozen and were sold by people who counted sheep to go to sleep. The Hunter is then met by a disguised Fox who tries selling him the sheep, but Hunter says that it isn't needed for him who doesn't want to sleep on the job. The Fox hits him and takes off. Thinking that he doesn't have a clue, Hunter then has an idea and dresses up in a sheep costume. He gets sucked up by Fox's machine, that ends up exploding because of Hunter getting stuck inside. Flanagan comes to get Fox, Hunter is rewarded, and the sheep become regular sized again.

## Trivia

* Hunter references the nursery rhyme *Little Bo Peep.*
Rustler Hustler

**Rustler Hustler** is the fourteenth episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, The Hunter sets out to find missing buffalo.

## Story

The entirety of America was in a turmoil, for every single buffalo in the country had disappeared. The public was in an uproar, so the FBI (*Find Buffalos Incorporated)* got to work. Their leader, Jay Eager Beaver, decides to call Officer Flim Flanagan.

Meanwhile, The Hunter had just finished his foolproof burglar alarm; if one opens his door, a bunch of bricks will fall on their head. Unfortunately, Flim Flanagan is the one that gets hurt when he enters Hunter's office. The Hunter thinks that he is a burglar, since he triggered the alarm, but Flanagan snaps him out of his joking to tell him the news about buffalo being stolen. The Hunter thinks that it was the City of Buffalo, though Flanagan corrects him and also figures that this is the work of The Fox.

The Hunter later landed (or crashed) his private plane in the western plains, then giddy ups on a horse that knocks him off twice. Eventually, Hunter meets Fox is disguised as an Indian souvenir seller. The Fox shows Hunter a rope map with the "how" Indian greeting, and even a buffalo, but the unaware Hunter doesn't want souvenirs and wants to find The Fox, deciding to hide in a buffalo herd and get Fox when he strikes. The Fox points Hunter to a "herd" so Hunter leaves on his horse, but The Fox hooks The Hunter resulting him to fly back. The one buffalo charges at The Hunter and runs along with Hunter, who is still tied to a spear holding up The Fox's "souvenir" teepee that hides the stolen buffalo. The spear breaks and Fox is caught when Flanagan flies down.

## Trivia

* Flanagan's skin color turns lighter in a scene.
Stamp Stickup

**Stamp Stickup** is the twentieth episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, stamps are stolen.

## Story

The strangest crime starts one day when a boy named Bill comes home from school and gets in his stamp collection, only to find them gone. Soon, stamp collectors everywhere are in a panic as all of the world's stamps have disappeared. Officer Flim Flanagan knows that only The Fox is clever enough to commit such a crime and puts The Hunter on the case.

After getting the memo, The Hunter looks in the dictionary for "stamp", and reads "To strike with force". The Fox, hiding in a wanted poster in Hunter's office, "stamps" him with a hammer and tells him to go mail himself. This gives him an idea to decides to go to the Post Office. After some runaround with each man at each window telling him to go to the other, he is then directed to a mail chute first class, where he falls down and is mistaken for a package, and accidentally mails himself to Washington, D.C.

Ironically, It is there that the Fox has set up shop selling the stolen stamps at discount prices ("already post-marked to save time"). His shop is so successful that he has put the U.S. Post Office across the street out of business. The Hunter, angered by the treatment he was just given by the Postal service, moves to the front of the Fox's line to congratulate him. In doing so, he knocks the Fox's shades off and recognizes him. The Fox stumbles backward and knocks a pile of stamp books which fall on top of him. Officer Flanagan conveniently materializes again to collect the Fox, and the Hunter is also flattened by a falling pile of stamp books.

## Trivia

* A stamp seller shows a man a stamp from Bongo Congo. This is a callback to King Leonardo who has an interest with stamps.
* The president of the stamp collectors of the country is named Phil Ately, a play on "philately" which is the name of the hobby of stamp collecting.
Haunted Hunter

**Haunted Hunter** is the third episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, The Fox haunts City Hall in an effort to find treasure hidden in there.

## Story

While hiding out in Rat's Tomb, The Fox stumbles onto a Civil War treasure map that tells of a million-dollar treasure hidden inside City Hall. Before he can search for the treasure, the Fox needs to clear the building, so he "haunts" City Hall and begins scaring all the workers away, including the most "courageous" workers.

Meanwhile, The Hunter reads an article in the newspaper that says people will have to pay for their driving licenses. He blusters angrily over to City Hall to set things right, with his golf bag. He is surprised that the inside of the hall is dark and would like a candle. The Fox hands Hunter a stick of dynamite, which Hunter lights and it explodes. The Hunter proceeds to go in an elevator to reach the third floor, but Fox quickly chops the wiring and it falls downwards.

The Hunter meets the "license bureau" who is really Fox in disguise. He gives Hunter a message and tells him to go upwards to see the mayor, and sticks a stick of dynamite in his bag that once again blows up. The Fox proceeds to explode many holes in the city hall to find the awaited treasure, much have nothing though. The police arrive at City Hall to settle the "ghostly" explosions, and one blast sends both Hunter and Fox out of the hall, with the treasure. Officer Flim Flanagan thanks The Hunter, whose reward is to just wanting to see the mayor about the drivers license predicament.
Mad Movie Makers

**Mad Movie Makers** is the thirty-sixth episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, Tennessee Tuxedo and Chumley try to make Howler a famous dog so he can stay in the zoo.

## Story

Howler once again is back to chasing the mayor of Megapolis. The two run around and run in Stanley Livingston's office. Considering that Howler isn't a wild animal or is a famous dog, he has no purpose of staying in the zoo and requests him to be removed.

Howler decides to dress up as a wild animal - an ape, and Tennessee and Chumley are terrified when they see him, despite Tennessee saying he isn't believable. Unfortunately, around that time, a real ape named Axel escapes the zoo, although when Tennessee confronts it he mistakes it for Howler. Tennessee eventually has the idea that if they make Howler famous with a movie, he can stay much to Howler's joy.

They visit Mr. Whoopee who tells them how movies work and how we see them with the eyes. Afterwards, Tennessee starts to film Howler and Chumley, who is dressed up as a boy. However, Howler gets distracted and runs away from the scene. Meanwhile, Axel Ape returns and Stanley and the mayor are trapped on a tree branch. Howler comes to the rescue and beats him, so Howler is made a hero.

## Trivia

* Tennessee mentions Lassie and Rin Tin Tin.
Seeing Stars

**Seeing Stars** is the twenty-sixth episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, The Fox gets away with a giant scientist telescope.

This is the last cartoon from the first season.

## Story

An observatory up on a mountain houses a powerful telescope, used to find out if the moon was really made of cheese, and what type. However, just as they were about to get an answer, the lights go off. When they are back on, the telescope is gone. The three scientists get in touch with Officer Flim Flanagan, who doesn't doubt that it's The Fox.

After The Hunter is called in on this case, he begins searching. He overhears two little boys arguing over their toy telescope. Hunter pins them down, resulting in their mother to whack him with the telescope. Meanwhile, Fox was making a profit off the big telescope by claiming it can be used to see New York without actually going there.

Back at Hunter, he does some thinking and believes that the telescope was stolen in a big truck. He stops a driving oil truck and questions the driver, then turns on the oil faucet on the side of the truck resulting in being showered. Hunter then meets the disguised Fox who gives Hunter a try with the telescope. Hunter is wowed and spots Flanagan driving in his helicopter in his sky, scaring Fox. Fox wants to get away but it's too late, he is caught once again.

## Trivia

* Times Square actually resembles what it looked like back when the cartoon was made, with actual product advertisement signs (including signs for *Budweiser* and *Canadian Club,* both alcohol brands, something really unusual to see in a children's cartoon).
* Flanagan's helicopter isn't really moving towards The Hunter and The Fox; rather, the camera just zooms in to the copter.
* The telescope is pointing the opposite direction of the moon as seen in the outside background of the observatory.
Go South

**Go South** is the first episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and Chumley,* and the seventy-first episode counting the previous *His Tales* series. In this episode, Tennessee Tuxedo finds himself only walking in the southern direction.

## Story

Tennessee wakes up from a dream and explains it to Chumley, where he flushes a toilet and the water spun in the opposite direction. Strangely, as Tennessee walks, he keeps bumping into a wall. Tennessee realizes he can only walk in one direction. He isn't the only one, because a bunch of birds leave the Megapolis Zoo much to Stanley Livingston's dismay in the south direction.

Tennessee and Chumley go see Mr. Whoopee who tell them about migration, as well as the Coriolis Effect which explains Tennessee's toilet dream. Tennessee decides to migrate as well, and proceeds to fly despite penguins not being able to. He uses a kite and believes he's flying, but he turns out to be stuck on a branch with a boulder on it, that falls when he falls.

## Trivia

* The cowboy bird says "Don't mess with Texas, y'all", which is an actual slogan trademarked by the state regarding littering.
* As opposed to the older cartoons, Tennessee and Chumley's quarters have more of an icier appearance.
* This cartoon is the first time we've ever seen the exterior of Whoopee's domain. Consequently, the exterior of his home was never shown in the original series
* This is the first Total Television-based project after seven years, with the 2007 Underdog film. However, it is the first TTV-based cartoon episode after 47-48 years, after *The Beagles'* last episode *"I Feel Like Humpty Dumpty"* in 1967, or *The Colossal Show* pilot if that counts, despite it not being released to the public.
Long Laugh Leonardo

**Long Laugh Leonardo** is the fifty-third episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, King Leonardo can't stop laughing after inhaling the entire bottle of a smiling chemical used in the royal perfume.

This is the first cartoon from the second season.

## Story

Odie Cologne was making the monthly batch of royal perfume. The secret ingredient in the list, which was passed down by Papa Cologne, was a chemical bottle called "Smile". A single drop added in the mixture would make anyone who inhales the aroma to put a smile on their face. Just as Odie was going to add in the drop, he ends up unknowingly adding the entire bottle because he got startled by a knock on the door.

The knock is Leonardo, who had been looking for Odie since he forgot it was the day the perfume was made. Leonardo checks the mixture out and sniffs it, and he starts laughing. Odie, confused at first, gets the answer when he realizes he added the entire bottle of Smile, which turned the perfume into laughing gas. Odie quickly shuts the mixture cauldron avoiding to inhale it and assists Leonardo to his throne room. Leonardo still continues to laugh, so Odie sends a trio of scientists who check his reflexes, pulse, and temperature, then try giving him some old and new drugs that don't help.

Soon, the laughter would take a toll on Leonardo's health. He would hurt himself by running into walls and falling down stairs and also falling in the pond. To make matters worse, no work was being done and none of the bongo factory workers were having their checks signed, so they went unpaid. Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother, meanwhile, decide to take advantage of this. Biggy plans to spray everyone with the perfume so they keep laughing, and they can take everything valuable in the kingdom without concern, and since the guards and Odie are too worried about the king who in general keeps laughing his head off, they would be able to steal the perfume in the castle without a bit of trouble. Odie is concerned for the king who won't sleep or eat.
Skating's Such Fun to Do

**Skating's Such Fun to do** is the second episode of *The Sing-a-Long Family.* In this episode, the family has fun skating out at the chilly pond.

## Lyrics

*The family was going skating*

*A very fun thing to do*

*But Papa could find just one skate, and then he found number two*

*They rushed to find the ice pond*

*And Papa could hardly wait*

*The folks all stopped to watch him, 'cause he was a real good skate!*

*Tra-la-la, zoom-sha-rah, under a sky a blue*

*Tra-la-lee-zoom-shah-ree, skating's such fun to do!*

*There were a lot of contests, the children each won a prize*

*Even the dog got something right between the eyes*

*Then came the ladies' contest*

*And Mama looked nice and trim*

*She skated a lovely circle, and fell in for a swim*

*Tra-la-la, zoom-sha-rah, under a sky a blue*

*Tra-la-lee-zoom-shah-ree, skating's such fun to do!*

The children lined up barrels to try some fancy tricks

They each took a turn at jumping

Then made the barrels six

They shouted and clapped for Papa, he skated 'round and 'round

Then he leaped up and over

And never came back down

*Tra-la-la, zoom-sha-rah, under a sky a blue*

*Tra-la-lee-zoom-shah-ree, skating's such fun to do!*

## Trivia

* Papa is shown slipping on his ice skate, which moves him even though his feet move around and are seen to not be on the skate.
* The melody sounds somewhat similar to "The King and Odie" theme.
* "Zoom-sha-rah" is spelled the second and third time as "Zoom-sha-ra".
Simon Says "Be My Valentine"

**Simon Says "Be My Valentine"** is the twenty-sixth episode arc of *The Underdog Show.* In these series of episodes, Simon Bar Sinister invents a machine that turns people into valentines.

## Story

### Part 1 (#105 - 10/8/1966)

Simon invents the Valentine Vault which turns people into paper valentines. He orders Cad and his two henchmen to kidnap Sweet Polly Purebred to set a trap to catch Underdog in the machine.

### Part 2 (#106 - 10/8/1966)

Shoeshine Boy sees Cad and his henchmen kidnap Polly. He must let them beat him up to protect his secret identity. He waits in line for the phone booth while Polly is told of the machine, handcuffed to a pole and gagged.

### Part 3 (#107 - 10/15/1966)

Shoeshine Boy finally transforms into Underdog. He frees Polly, but she faints before warning him about the Valentine machine. Underdog charges in but is crushed flat and turned into to a paper valentine. Then Simon tells Cad and the henchmen to load the machine in to a truck to take it to City Hall to turn the Mayor into a paper valentine. Before they go, they re-handcuff Polly to the pole so when she comes to she can look at her beloved hero.

### Part 4 (#108 - 10/15/1966)

Polly pulls the handcuffs off of the pole and cries over her now-paper hero. However, while Underdog is flat, he is all right. She finds a flat energy pill in the ring and when she give it to him he breaks out of the Valentine, takes the handcuffs off her hand and they fly to City Hall. There, Underdog saves the mayor and stuffs Simon, Cad and the two henchmen in the machine. Polly turns them into valentines.

## Trivia

* Clips from this arc were used majorly in the opening of the 1996 Golden Books restoration.
Mistaked Claim

**Mistaked Claim** is the seventy-fourth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother try to foil King Leonardo when he strikes uranium in his Bongo Valley lot.

## Story

As seen previously, Biggy and Itchy's latest scheme is buying all the land in Bongo Valley and claiming them as uranium sites. Itchy even disguised himself as an old prospector to get the word out, and so everyone lines up to buy a uranium lot, even Leonardo and Odie Cologne. But to Itchy's surprise, Leonardo had really found uranium according to his Geiger counter, and so Biggy must buy the lot back.

Biggy tries to make sure Leonardo gets hurt. While the two heroes dig, Biggy has a slingshot with a rock he'll aim and hit Leonardo with. Itchy is told to say when the aim is right. Biggy is told to go lower, and lower, until the slingshot is low enough to shoot the rock straight up in the air, and down to hit Biggy.

Luckily, Biggy comes up with another plan; they'll just tell Leonardo they will buy the lot they are at and give them all the money they robbed from the unsuspecting payers, believing that Leonardo is too dumb to not know how much uranium is worth anyway. They do this and are merely successful thanks to Odie, and that's because Odie knew that there was no uranium - it was Itchy's lost watch that made the Geiger counter go off, which has a uranium dial. Biggy chases after Itchy with a shovel, and the two are foiled again.
Peek A Boo Pyramids

**Peek A Boo Pyramids** is the thirty-third episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, the Great Pyramids have disappeared.

## Story

The world's citizens are shocked to learn that the Great Pyramids have disappeared. The Hunter flies his private plane to Egypt to investigate but makes a crash landing in the desert and has to rent a camel from the locals to make it the rest of the way.

While conversing with the locals (and making fun of their accents), the Hunter learns of the Sphinx, the "one who knows all". The Hunter decides that this Sphinx fellow would be a good person to question regarding the missing pyramids, so he goes off in search of him. The Hunter is initially angered when the statue refuses to talk; he threatens to arrest it and even gives it a kick, hurting his foot in the process. The kick summons The Fox from a trapdoor at the base of the Sphinx. He is disguised as an Egyptian merchant and is peddling the stolen blocks of the Pyramids as high-quality writing tablets.

He encourages the Hunter to pick one up and feel its thickness, but the Hunter stumbles under its weight and drops it on the Fox's head, knocking him senseless and revealing his identity. Officer Flanagan drops in out of nowhere in a helicopter, ready to arrest the Fox. The Hunter blasts on his horn as Officer Flim Flanagan sings his praises to the locals.

## Trivia

* Boris Badenov (from *Rocky and Bullwinkle*, which Gamma Productions had done the animation for) makes a cameo.
Mesa Mess

**Mesa Mess** is the eleventh episode of *Go Go Gophers.* In this episode, Colonel Kit Coyote and Sergeant Okey Homa go to "Lonesome Mesa" to capture the Gopher Indians.

## Story

The Colonel and Sergeant are in their fort planning something when a rock comes flying in. The rock has a message telling them that the Gopher Indians' secret hideout is on Lonesome Mesa. Colonel plans to sneak up on them by surprise. Sergeant mentions that the message is anonymous, but Colonel doesn't care.

Meanwhile, after they had delivered the note, Running Board and Ruffled Feather immediately decide to get to building this fake mesa. They also install a trapdoor which Ruffled Feather tests. Colonel and Sergeant ride on their horses to Lonesome Mesa, which Colonel believes is well trailed even though Sergeant has never heard of it. When they almost go the wrong way, Running Board signals them over to the mesa they built.

After crashing at the base of the mesa, Colonel and Sergeant get to climbing the steep mesa, to find the Gophers. Once they get to the top, Colonel realizes that he has been tricked. The Gophers open the trapdoor of the mesa and they fall right into a wagon cart, where the Gophers take off riding on a horse with the cart wheeling.

## Trivia

* The mechanical branch on the mesa disappears as Colonel climbs it.
Helicopter Hi-Jinx

**Helicopter Hi-Jinx** is the thirtieth episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, Tennessee Tuxedo and Chumley try to escape the zoo to buy fans during a heatwave.

## Story

Tennessee and Chumley are baking in the sun at the Megapolis Zoo, and after hearing about fans in the newspaper, Tennessee wants to go get and sell them thinking that the zoo animals will pay anything. However, Stanley Livingston and Flunky foil their escape plans every time. Remembering how Mr. Whoopee once taught them about helicopters, they try to escape to get the fans by making a helicopter that will send them right up, which they later use as a big cooling device.

## Trivia

* This is the first cartoon where Tennessee and Chumley don't physically go see Mr. Whoopee, obviously because they can't.
An Ace for a King

**An Ace for a King** is the ninety-sixth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, King Leonardo must learn learn how to water ski for the competition.

## Story

As seen previously, Leonardo, Odie Cologne, and nephews Duke and Earl go to the beach. As Leonardo and Odie relax and float in the water, they get run over excessively by the boat Duke and Earl are attached to while water skiing, which tires Leonardo and he goes to sleep when he returns on the shore. Duke and Earl put him on a water ski while sleeping and he is amazing, so amazing he is chosen to represent Bongo Congo in a worldwide water skiing competition.

Duke and Earl tell him what to do as they are in the water. When Odie begins driving his boat, Leonardo hops in the air and ends up falling in the water head down. He was not the best water skier when wide awake. Days later, Duke and Earl finally get Leonardo up on the skis, but there were still more to learn. However, Leonardo goes under ramps instead of over, and when asked to ski on one foot or hand, he gets all mixed up and is wrong. Leonardo frets that this will be a disaster, and so does Odie.

Figuring that the time he skied perfectly was when he was sleeping, Duke and Earl decide to keep Leonardo up later that night. They make loud and harsh music that get the king up from bed, and they hide in statues when he steps out to see what the racket is. This continues on all throughout the night, and Leonardo could not sleep with the loud noise. The next morning, the day of the competition, he falls asleep on the skis and sure enough, he performs magnificently. When Leonardo wins the trophy, he hands it over to his nephews.

## Trivia

* Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother do not appear at all in this story.
* Leonardo's ski scenes are reused from the previous episode.
* This is the first episode that doesn't end with the "don't miss" narration.
Safe Waif

**Safe Waif** is the first episode of *The Underdog Show.* In this episode, Underdog must help a boy stuck in a bank safe.

## Story

This episode begins with Underdog breaking out of the phone booth, and hearing the cries for help again (like in the Shoeshine Boy promo). Underdog flies to the lady, who tells him that her little boy has been accidentally locked in a bank vault. With only this information, Underdog flies off toward the bank. He reaches a bank, crashes in, much to the shock of the occupants (one of whom faints), and then proceeds to rip open the giant door to the vault. The bank president blows up at Underdog, saying that he's got the wrong bank. So Underdog flies to the correct bank, and attempts to rescue the boy. But at first, nothing he tries works. He crashes through the vault door, only to crash through the whole building and the one next door as well. He tries using his X-ray vision to locate the boy, but instead, starts a fire. All the people in the bank are in a panic now. Underdog uses his atomic breath to blow out the fire, and in the process, blows virtually the whole building away. But at least the mother's little boy is found all safe and sound.

## Trivia

* This episode doesn't have a title card.
Indianapolis Speedway

**Indianapolis Speedway** is the twenty-ninth episode of *The World of Commander McBragg.* In this episode, Commander McBragg tells about being in a race.

## Story

In Indianapolis, McBragg was in the Indianapolis 500, naturally in first place until one of his tires gets punctured. He repairs it but then another tire does the same thing. After repairing that tire as well, McBragg drives skilfully and fast back to first place, but his motor explodes in the aftermath. However, McBragg still won, using his tire pump to make the seared car jet to the finish line.

"Would you call that a pumped up story, Commander?"
Big Birthday Blast

**Big Birthday Blast** is the forty-eighth episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, Horace unknowingly purchases explosives for The Hunter's birthday party.

## Story

The Fox steals all the dynamite in the city and sets up a store in which he sells the dynamite sticks as party accessories. Horace wanders into the store and buys the disguised explosives for his Uncle Hunter's birthday party. At the party, the Hunter gets blown up by the "noisemakers," "cake candles" and "cigars" that Horace bought from the Fox. The Hunter drags Horace back to the Fox's shop and complains that the wares are unsatisfactory. The Fox claims they are not, so the Hunter tries to make him smoke one of the "cigars." The Hunter discovers the Fox's identity and turns him over to the ever-convenient Officer Flim Flanagan.
Goblins Will Get You

**Goblins Will Get You** is the sixtieth episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, Tennessee Tuxedo eats too much Halloween candy and dreams that he is in a haunted forest.

## Story

Tennessee and Chumley have been trick-or-treating on Halloween. Tennessee has had too much candy to eat. He goes to sleep and has a nightmare about a haunted forest where a wicked witch and her goblins live, where the witch demands that he and Chumley go get maple syrup which will make her beautiful, according to her magic mirror.

They see Mr. Whoopee in "Whoopee Woods" who tell them about the process of making maple syrup, and give them his two buckets of syrup. However, instead of making the witch beautiful, it, in the words of the mirror, "turns her sweet on the outside, but she is still ugly on the inside". The witch breaks the mirror with her broomstick and proceeds to attack Tennessee and Chumley, though he wakes up before that. Tennessee gets startled when he sees the witch in reality - but it is just Baldy.

## Trivia

* The "wicked witch" is clearly based off of the same witch from *The Wizard of Oz* series.
* When Chumley starts telling Tennessee about eating too many sweets, his body is cut off.
* This is the only "official" Halloween-themed production by *Total Television Productions*. By that, it is the only cartoon from them with horror that actually takes place on Halloween.
Pain Strikes Underdog

**Pain Strikes Underdog** is the thirteenth episode arc of *The Underdog Show.* In these series of episodes, Underdog gets an unusual pain while trying to stop Riff Raff.

## Story

### Part 1 (#53 - 9/18/1965)

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Sweet Polly Purebred calls on Underdog to remind him that it's his birthday, and that she plans to give him a party. Meanwhile, the curator in London wishes to loan the famous Excalibur Sword Collection to the San Francisco Museum. Fearing that someone will steal try to steal it, they send a message to Underdog for his assistance to guard the collection. While en route via train, Riff Raff and his gang attempt to steal the sword collection by derailing the train. When the train wrecks, Underdog engages Riff in a duel with the sword collection that was scattered from the wreck. Riff and the gang flee and Underdog attempts to put the train back on the track but seems to be in pain from his back. An ambulance is rushed to the site.

### Part 2 (#54 - 9/18/1965)

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While Underdog is in the hospital for his pain that puzzles the doctors, word of his plight reaches Riff Raff who sees this as an opportunity to steal the Excalibur Sword Collection that is being shown in the San Francisco museum. As night falls on the museum, Riff and his henchman, Mooch, emerge from being hiding in medieval costumes. When Riff lifts the casing to the Excalibur collection, he trips an alarm and the police come. Riff and Mooch defeat the police by landing a chandelier on the police when they gather in the center of the room to trap him. They then steal the Excalibur Sword collection.

### Part 3 (#55 - 9/25/1965)

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In order to take the swords out of the country, Riff Raff hides them in candles. Meanwhile, Sweet Polly decides to throw a birthday party for Underdog in the hospital. When she goes to get candles, she discovers Riff Raff. He puts her on the candle assembly line, headed for the wick cutter.

### Part 4 (#56 - 9/25/1965)

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Withstanding his pain, Underdog saves Sweet Polly and captures Riff Raff, recovering the Excalibur Swords. However, one of the swords is missing. After an intense search, the missing sword turns out to be behind Underdog's cape- which solves the pain mystery. Polly and the doctors then sing a rousing rendition of "Happy Birthday" to our hero... and he blows out the candles on his cake, and some of the icing lands on the caretakers' faces.

## Trivia

* In Part 3, Mooch's eyes are seen twice.
* In Part 3, when the mechanical arms grab the sword, the blade is yellow like the handle instead of white.
* When Underdog melts the candles back into the swords, there can quickly be seen six of them despite one of them being in Underdog's back the whole time.
Kink of Swat

**Kink of Swat (or Babe Rube)** is the eighth episode of *Tooter Turtle.* In this episode, Tooter becomes a baseball player.

## Story

Tooter walks up to Mr. Wizard with a baseball bat, picturing to be a baseball player. He swings the bat around and breaks a teapot and lamp, so Mr. Wizard sends him away.

Baseball is nothing less than just playing ball, there is the tough manager of the team. The manager states that the team isn't looking right, and there's a game tonight. He points at Tooter, calling him "Babe Rube", for demonstration for batting practice. Tooter is then used as a bat, as batters swing him and hit balls, then throw him to the side. Another time, Tooter is thrown in the air and tossed in a fence.

The manager explains to Tooter to run into the base a big player is at so he loses the ball, however, Tooter gets injured and ends up "losing his head" in his shirt. The manager then instructs Tooter to run to second base and slide, to which he slides his uniforms off. It was then time for the game. Tooter tries to catch the ball but crashes, so he is placed in the outfield where he gets stampeded on. Finally, Tooter is the batter, and he gets two strikes. The manager gives him a bigger bat. When he takes a swing, he launches himself in the air, and Tooter shouts for Mr. Wizard's help.

## Trivia

* The title is a play on King of Swat, nickname of Babe Ruth (the clear secondary title pun).
One Trillion B.C.

**One Trillion B.C. (or Dinosaur Dope)** is the ninth episode of *Tooter Turtle.* In this episode, Tooter becomes a caveman.

## Story

Tooter comes to Mr. Wizard with a giant stone, to indicate that he wished he lived back in the stone age. He accidentally drops the stone on Mr. Wizard's foot. Mr. Wizard gets his wand out and transports Tooter to his desire.

Each day, the stone age man would come home swinging through the trees, and have to deal with the scolding of his wife. Tooter's wife wants him to find food, and also wants him to bring along their little stone child. Tooter tries talking out of it, but he gets hit with his club, so he has no choice but to take the boy. Since there was obviously no cars back then, the stone age men had to get rides on dinosaurs. Tooter throws a rope up a Brachiosaurus but it just munches the rope, although Tooter lets go before he could be eaten.

There was another way to get on a dinosaur, by jumping off a cliff with right timing as a dinosaur passes. Unfortunately for Tooter, he fails multiple times but doesn't give up, until he lands on a Stegosaurus. Although, the dinosaur goes through a tunnel but Tooter doesn't. Tooter shows his son how to hunt food using a giant bow and arrow with rope, but winds up catching a mean wooly mammoth. The son tries it for himself and tosses the arrow, unfortunately with Tooter still tied up. They manage to get their food and go back home to make a fire. Tooter tries to make fire with stones, but hurts his thumbs instead. While Tooter sits outside to guard the cave, he is suddenly met with a Tyrannosaurus Rex. Tooter fearfully cries for help, having enough of this adventure.

## Trivia

* The spinning animation of Tooter that transitions to his adventure isn't placed on a black background.
* The T-Rex has feathers.
Hard to Guard

**Hard to Guard** is the fourth episode of *Klondike Kat.* In this episode, Savoir Faire tries to invade the Fort Frazzle food storehouse.

## Story

Major Minor informs Klondike Kat to keep a guard on the storehouse where food supplies are locked up while he's away. Klondike Kat, as always, is sure to keep an eye out for Savoir Faire. Savoir Faire and Malamutt see Klondike Kat and aim to get the food inside.

Savoir Faire steps up to Klondike Kat dressed up as a Mountie, and tell him that Major Minor is on the phone. Klondike Kat runs to the telephone booth, unaware that it is really a rocket ship that blasts Klondike Kat in the air, while Savoir Faire and Malamutt open the doors to the storehouse. When Klondike falls back to the ground, he realizes it is the two villains and shoots at them, but they get away.

Malamutt proceeds to give Klondike Kat coffee with hot pepper added in it, Klondike Kat reacts to the flames and falls into ice, giving the two villains a chance to help themselves to the boxes of food, until Klondike Kat breaks out and shoots at them. Klondike Kat is sure to not fall for their tricks again. However, he gets tired of guarding, though he sits down in a seat. This seat is just another trick by Savoir Faire. The seat folds up into a bullet that goes into a cannon Savoir Faire shoots. The two villains raid the storehouse just as Major Minor returns, but they don't get away because the bullet falls right down on them and Savoir Faire is caught.