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Riches to Rags

**Riches to Rags** is the first episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother plot to steal Leonardo's throne.

## Story

While Leonardo is up in his throne room playing his violin and not having a single care, Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother are meanwhile in their hideout, Biggy specifically telling Itchy how he can be king. Itchy states he doesn't want to become king, although Biggy doesn't want to hear it. He tells Itchy to go over the plan - Itchy tells his brother that he's a "new man" full of love, and he takes over his throne when they get him off.

Odie Cologne is eavesdropping behind a wooden wall, on an oven, but he falls and creates a sound knocking a pot and pan over. Biggy and Itchy discover Odie and tie him up, after Itchy tries beating up Odie although failing when Odie takes a harder blow at him. The two villains get to Leonardo's castle, but when they enter they get thrown out by guards. Itchy is forced to climb up a ladder to the window of Leonardo, but Leonardo pushes him down in wanting privacy. Biggy states that they have "news", so Leonardo decides to let them in.

Biggy tells him that the subjects are getting restless because Leonardo lost touch. Leonardo is gullible and wonders what to do, so Itchy tells him to go around and "learn to rock". Leonardo slightly disapproves because he will leave an empty throne, and doesn't consider Itchy a "replacement" king with his stringy mane, but Biggy miraculously has a spray that makes Itchy's mane like Leonardo's. Itchy is given Leonardo's robe and Biggy also takes his crown when pushing Leonardo down on the ladder, then yells for the guards that there's an assassin. The guards start shooting at the naked Leonardo and chase him.

## Trivia

* When Biggy tells Itchy "Shut up, blockhead", his cigar is seen disappearing.
Snafu Safari

**Snafu Safari (or Trackdown Tooter)** is the twenty-fifth episode of *Tooter Turtle.* In this episode, Tooter becomes a game hunter.

## Story

Tooter tells Mr. Wizard that what he really wants to be is a game hunter that goes on safaris. Mr. Wizard reminds Tooter that a job like that requires experience and bravery, but Tooter begs him. So Mr. Wizard makes him one.

One thing a big game hunter needs is an outfit. Tooter is given big boots for a rough trail, a bush coat, a helmet, and an additional rifle. Afterwards, Tooter is out in the jungle. Tooter proceeds to sit on a log to rest, mentioning it is as slippery as a snake - a real snake comes on screen, startling Tooter. Tooter then decides to set up camp someplace. While at first he has trouble setting up the tent, he manages to pitch it up and sleeps soundly with the jungle noises - in reality, he is shooting in the tent fearfully.

Tooter must catch animals and bring them back alive. He sets up a trap that would catch an animal, but even when an elephant steps on it, the elephant continues walking like normally. However, Tooter falls in the trap when he steps on it. A game hunter must also adapt to the wildlife, something that Tooter must work on considering he gets terrified by a tiger. After some other things, Tooter has to cross a river with no bridge. He proceeds to go on the rocks, but the crocodiles that come out of the water make Tooter reconsider this job, and he goes yelling for Mr. Wizard.
Concrete Crook

**Concrete Crook** is the seventh episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, The Fox steals cement trucks and turns them into ice cream trucks.

## Story

On a day in August one of the most baffling crimes occurred: cement trucks were stolen. Most of them were stolen at restaurants offering cement truck drivers free meals, when they came out of the restaurant they had vanished. Because of these incidents, roads, pools, and sidewalks went unfinished. Officer Flim Flanagan knows that this is The Fox, so he calls The Hunter.

As Fox changes the cement trucks into ice cream trucks that mixes while one waits, The Hunter meanwhile decides to think like a criminal, thinking that criminals drive trucks on the road, so he follows his nose on a busy road until The Fox bumps into him, disguised. The Fox tells Hunter to cool off with his ice cream machine. The Hunter wants a vanilla and pulls a lever that isn't the correct one, so a pile of another flavor dumps on Hunter.

The Fox decides to let Hunter have the job of the truck so he can get all the streets in town. While The Hunter's job isn't exactly covered, he is still seen having trouble with the lever as he pulls the big one when trying to cater to a kid wanting pistachio flavored ice cream. At the end of the day, Hunter drives the truck back to the factory, and Fox is surprised at the money he brought in. Once again, Hunter pulls the wrong lever and is dissatisfied at the mess he creates, so he goes to clean it using a watering hose but ends up spraying the sign of the truck revealing it to be a cement one. Hunter sprays Fox by accident and the case is solved when Flanagan comes in to congratulate him.
Honey Hungry

**Honey Hungry** is the ninety-first episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, King Leonardo and Odie Cologne go find their old honey tree, while Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother do the same.

## Story

Leonardo has his breakfast and proceeds to scoop out honey for his toast, but he ends up getting his hand stuck inside the honey jar. He yells Odie to help him. While he tries freeing his hand, Odie explains that there is no more honey, and no more in the kingdom since a shipment of it sank, and it'll be a while until honey can be bought again. Leonardo frets, since honey is his favorite food. However, Odie remembers the bee tree they find when they were young. The two plan to go after it.

Meanwhile, at their hideout, Itchy comments about the news and bets his brother will buy honey for a million Bongo Bucks, giving Biggy an idea to get honey. Itchy too remembers the bee tree in the woods, so they also leave to go to the tree, unaware that so are the heroes. Although, Biggy and Itchy were farther than Leonardo and Odie. But to make sure to not take any chances of getting beaten at, Biggy and Itchy swing on vines together until one snaps and they fall. Biggy blames Itchy, but Itchy blames Biggy for his weight. Biggy spots the King and Odie walking.

When they get to the pass that leads into the valley where the bee tree grew, they are shot at by a man who tells them that it is his private property. Biggy and Itchy hide behind a rock, but they aren't through. Biggy states that when Leonardo and Odie come by and the man shoots at them, they can sneak behind him and get the tree themselves. Leonardo and Odie, unaware of Biggy and Itchy in the first place, make it to the pass and meet the man pointing his rifle at them.

## Trivia

* Leonardo is seen wearing slippers at the breakfast table.
* The vines are drawn like ropes.
Drumming Up the Bongos

**Drumming Up the Bongos** is the third episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, King Leonardo and Odie Cologne go to America to figure out why "no one is ordering drums".

## Story

For some reason, no one was ordering the drums from Bongo Congo anymore, especially America who is the biggest purchaser. The factory was full of unordered drums piling up. But little did anyone know, this was a plot by Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother, who were stealing all the mail orders before they reached the factory. No orders meant no money, and no money meant an unhappy country, which meant revolution.

Leonardo and Odie were pacing back and fourth at the palace (which is entirely swamped/floored with drums) about what to do. Leonardo can't even find his throne, which makes him say that he can't think like a king if he can't sit like one. He also scolds Odie to pace in rhythm, which the drumbeats his feet make lacked. Odie brings up "revolution" which Leonardo thinks is "the most unheard of thing he has ever heard of". Odie decides to go to America to figure this out, which the King also agrees upon as he hasn't had a vacation in a while.

Biggy, who had been eavesdropping, goes back to his apartment hideout where Itchy is, who is writing a poem that insults Biggy. Biggy has a plan to make sure they don't reach America, as if they do, they find out what is going on and will check. Because Leonardo and Odie get to America in the royal car, who need footmen, Itchy and Biggy disguise themselves as footmen. Leonardo is sure he had seen Itchy before, but can't identify him. Biggy drives the King and Odie up a hill until they stop because Biggy has a "broken widget". He tells Leonardo to get out and stretch his legs which is a great idea to him, however, when he and Odie get out the car, they fall off the hill (with Leonardo leaving his crown in Itchy's hand). The two villains laugh and drive backwards to the castle, where they plan to get Itchy's coronation ready.

## Trivia

* The cel drum as seen when Biggy picks it up (and throws it on Itchy's head), appears early in Leonardo and Odie's palace scene, which makes it a bit glaring.
* This is the first time Leonardo says his catchphrase "That's the most unheard of thing I have ever heard of!"
Date on the Desert

**Date on the Desert** is the twenty-first episode of *Klondike Kat.* In this episode, Klondike Kat ventures through a desert with a box of dates.

## Story

Klondike Kat had traveled to the Klondobi Desert to bring back a box of dates. Major Minor calls for him on the Kat Kaller, which Klondike Kat responds to after taking his disguise to keep away Savoir Faire off after looking for it, though he quickly puts it back on in fear.

As Klondike Kat continues traveling with his camel, he meets Savoir Faire with a gun. Savoir Faire shoots at Klondike Kat, and though he laughs that he didn't hit anything, he realizes that he shot holes in his water canteens. Savoir Faire also scares the camel away.

Klondike Kat is forced to continue on foot, dying of thirst. Savoir Faire makes a trap by digging a hole and covering it with a blue blanket, also complete with a diving board. Klondike Kat is ecstatic and jumps into the trap. Savoir Faire taunts him, saying he'll give Klondike Kat water for the dates. Klondike Kat continues on, and finds Major Minor at the end of the desert trail. However, the box is opened with Savoir Faire inside, who had already eaten the dates. Klondike Kat chases after him.
Double Trouble

**Double Trouble** is the twenty-fifth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, King Leonardo and Odie Cologne meet robotic versions of themselves that unexpectedly take over.

## Story

The adventure begins in the hideout of Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother. Itchy was writing a poem and Biggy was thinking another plan to overthrow Leonardo, when Leonardo and Odie themselves are at the door, wanting to make peace. Itchy can see they are phony, but Odie silences him. Leonardo doesn't give Biggy just his crown - he gives him his entire head.

Biggy and Itchy almost run out the window, when it just turns out to be Professor Messer. He says, after bragging he invents "everything", they are "Rotten Robots", who can do anything Messer commends them to, but now they look like Leonardo and Odie. Biggy sees this as an opportunity for taking over the kingdom. Messer says that the Rotten Robots are not cheap, however, and wants cash before they can be used. But Biggy agrees he can get a share of the whole kingdom.

The three villains plus the two robotic King and Odie make it to the palace. The guards let them in easily, since they believe it is really Leonardo and his true blue servant. They introduce the real Leonardo this impostor, and both the real one and fake one talk at the same time and say the same lines. They call the guards, who are confused. It doesn't help that the real and fake Odie also say the same things. Itchy chimes in and says the real Leonardo and Odie are the fake ones, so they are thrown in the dungeon while presumably Itchy and Biggy succeed.

## Trivia

* Leonardo's guards are redesigned again: now they wear blue coats with blue hats.
* Starting with this episode, Itchy and Biggy's hideout is now in a small shack attached to a mountain.
Choo Choo Chase

**Choo Choo Chase** is the thirty-fifth episode of *Go Go Gophers.* In this episode, Ruffled Feather and Running Board escape while being transported in a train.

## Story

At last, the Gophers are caught by Colonel Kit Coyote, and so he and Sergeant Okey Homa are on a train ride taking them to the reservation. However, the ride is rather long and dull, and so Sergeant and Colonel start falling asleep.

The Gophers make them fall asleep by whistling, then they free themselves from their handcuffs and shout loudly to wake Colonel up. A chase scene through the car occurs, and ultimately, it ends with the Gophers hijacking the train so it chases after Colonel and Sergeant, who move in a handcar.
Stealing a March

**Stealing a March** is the fifth episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, The Hunter must find stolen music sheets.

## Story

Hunter and Officer Flim Flanagan are eager for the St. Patrick's Day Parade. When they, along with a developing crowd of people, gather around 5th Avenue, to their surprise there is no parade. Hysterics occur, particularly amongst Hunter and Flanagan, so they go up to the parade band conductor as the crowd goes away.

It turns out, that there will be no parade because the marching band players don't memorize their song, and their song sheets were stolen. And it appears that this isn't an exclusive case, the thief, none other than The Fox, steals music sheets from all around the country, even just as they are printed. The Hunter and Flanagan agree that this must be stopped. After a tumble, The Hunter asks Flanagan to describe the music. Flanagan confusingly describes the sheets as "peculiar like marks put down on paper".

The Hunter goes to take a subway to Carnegie Hall. In the subway, he sees peculiar-like marks on a paper one is reading, but it turns out to be Japanese lettering by a Japanese man. The Hunter takes him out thinking he is the culprit, but the man fights back. While searching around, Hunter is blasted by sudden music. It is said that a man (The Fox), is now selling music to everyone. The Hunter enters his shop to congratulate the "hero" and blows his horn, causing a stack of sheets to fly around and unveil The Fox's wily disguise. The Hunter's reward decides to be a sheet of music that he pulls down at the bottom of a pile.

## Trivia

* The Hunter sings "Way down upon the Swanee River", from a song titled *Old Folks at Home.*
* Ads in the subway hall can be seen for "Around the World in 80 Minutes (a clear play on *Days)*" at the Ascot Theatre, as well as an ad for "triple mint gum" and one that says "Drink mud".
Subtracted Submarine

**Subtracted Submarine** is the eighth episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, The Fox steals a submarine and masquerades it as a vacation boat.

## Story

One day, a giant submarine by the name of Hautilus was tied up at the NYC pier, or at least that's where one would expect it to be. When the navy goes to get on board, it had vanished. The seaman of the crew figures that his cousin, Officer Flim Flanagan, will know something.

Flanagan reports to the pier and assumes that this was work done none other than The Fox, and only The Hunter can stop him. The Hunter meanwhile, after solving a case, decided it was time for a vacation. He heads to the agency where a captain, clearly disguised as The Fox, agrees that he needs a cruise to the islands. The Fox shows Hunter his boat, which is actually the submarine, but Hunter is oblivious.

The Hunter and The Fox enter. Hunter comments that it is cramped, then wants to do some exercise on the boat. The Fox shows Hunter to the "swimming pool" which is the sea itself, and pushes him out then pulls him up. After two days on the sub, Hunter wants to see islands and palm trees. The Fox allows him to look through the periscope and Fox plays ukulele music. Hunter comments that the islands look like New York, but thinks otherwise with the music. He also says he sees police boats, resulting in Fox to back him away. They head out of the inside and Hunter sees a gun which he thinks is a shooting gallery. As the police boat comes nearer, Fox dives the submarine underwater. He has trouble steering since Hunter is holding onto the periscope (which he thinks is something else - in fact, he just thinks the "boat" is sinking). Soon enough, Flanagan catches The Fox and thanks The Hunter, who would like a small ceremony at the White House for his reward.

## Trivia

* When Flanagan starts talking to the captain, the crew member to the left of him disappears.
Hotel Headaches

**Hotel Headaches** is the thirty-fourth episode of *Go Go Gophers.* In this episode, Colonel Kit Coyote brings the Gopher Indians to a hotel, where they cause trouble.

## Story

The Colonel shows Running Board and Ruffled Feather a hotel with all kinds of luxuries and Colonel agrees to pay for the expenses. Of course, he believes that the Gophers will like the hotel so much they will stay there.

However, once the Gophers are shown their room, they immediately begin trouble and use the drapes to make a teepee in the room. Unfortunately, the Colonel and Sergeant Okey Homa have to pay for it. The Gopher Indians proceed with more damage: such as starting a fire that makes a hole in the room (that Colonel, Sergeant, and the hotel owner fall down), and the Gophers also throw a bathtub down the hole to put out the fire.
Racquet Racket

**Racquet Racket** is the twenty-fifth episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, tennis racquets disappear.

## Story

One day, in the unusual broad daylight, the worst crime began during a tennis game: a hand grabbed the server's racket and ran away. That was the start of it, soon rackets from all across the country disappeared, from stores and even private clubs. This was work by none other than The Fox.

The Hunter is called. Using his "head power" to be sure to solve the case, he dons tennis gear and decides to head to the tennis court. He spots what looks like a racket behind a bush, but it turns out to be a butterfly net that Hunter ends up getting caught in. Then he hears two men talking about Boss Twiddle, who runs "all the rackets in the city".

Hearing this motivates Hunter to go to Twiddle's hideout, but Twiddle doesn't have any tennis rackets and commands his two henchmen to throw Hunter to some Canadian woods, particularly for not being fond of Hunter barging in. From the woods, Hunter makes way to the Royal Canadian Mountain Police who are all gathered around by a snowshoe store run by "Trader Tom", who is Fox trying to sell the tennis rackets. The Fox puts them on Hunter's feet, and he bumps into the "snowshoe" pile, foiling Fox's plan.

## Trivia

* Racquet is spelled as "raquet".
* As Hunter walks alongside the bushes, the background fades.
* Officer Flim Flanagan is absent in this episode.
Dam Break

**Dam Break** is the thirty-fourth episode of *The World of Commander McBragg.* In this episode, Commander McBragg tells when he saved a city from flooding.

## Story

One spring in River City, it rained for 40 days and nights. The dam holding the water began to give away, so McBragg rushes and tries to hold it up. However, the dam ends up breaking. McBragg rushes to build a new barrier using sand bags, but it's no match, and the water was rushing towards the city. With quick thinking, McBragg buys every single sponge in the general story and dumps it to the road, where all the water soaks up and the town is safe.

"What an absorbing story!"

## Trivia

* The mention of it raining 40 days and 40 nights is a reference to the story of *Noah's Ark.*
Go Go Gamblers

**Go Go Gamblers** is the thirty-seventh episode of *Go Go Gophers.* In this episode, Colonel Kit Coyote and Sergeant Okey Homa disguise as casino game operators.

## Story

The Colonel and the Sergeant disguise themselves as riverboat casino operators, hoping to entice Ruffled Feather and Running Board into putting their land at wager on games of chance. However, the games are rigged, or at they least they try to be. The clever Gopher Indians use their smarts to win Wheel of Fortune, a bet where Colonel bets they can't hit him on the other side of a napkin (because he's behind a closed door), and a game where the first one running when a keg of dynamite goes off is the winner (which is full of sand, but the Gophers swap it for a real one).

## Trivia

* The *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales* theme can be heard.
* When Colonel says "And then we light the fuse", his glasses disappear.
Ace of Aces

**Ace of Aces** is the sixth episode of *The World of Commander McBragg.* In this episode, Commander McBragg recalls when he took down five enemy planes.

## Story

In France, McBragg took off in the air for dawn patrol, and out of nowhere being met with five enemy planes. McBragg pulled off every flying trick he knew to avoid them, but they proved to be too much and shoot his plane down bit by bit, until it is shot down to nothing. McBragg fell like a stone, 5,000 feet in the air, but he saves himself by grabbing his airplane wings and flying in the air with them. The five pilots are so amazed, they don't see where they are flying and crash into each other.

"Absolutely smashing!"
Odie Takes a Dive

**Odie Takes a Dive** is the ninety-seventh episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, Odie Cologne gets stuck in a crater after skydiving.

## Story

King Leonardo and Odie had taken up a new sport: skydiving. Almost every day when the weather was great, the two go into the royal plane and soar high into the sky, then jump out. Sometimes they'd dive holding hands, or soar like birds, but either way they enjoyed it.

One day, Odie gets Leonardo for the daily skydiving, but Leonardo is too busy to go, so he requests Odie to go alone, much to Odie's concern. When Odie jumps off the plane, he was caught by a wind and blown away, blown away so far from his target he went inside a "wild, remote, inaccessible crater of the extinct volcano". Odie tells himself to remain calm and wait for help. The pilot had saw this incident and informs the palace.

Leonardo tells his guards that they'll get in the royal plane and rescue Odie, but he is reminded that the plane is broken for a few days. Leonardo nonetheless says he'll have to parachute in there himself and keep him company until the helicopter is fixed. At the house of Mr. Mad, were Mad, Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother who hear the news on the radio. Mr. Mad decides to use this as a plan to get Leonardo and finally put him in his collection, since there would be no guards to stop him. He requests Biggy and Itchy to parachute into the crater and get Leonardo, much to their dismay since it's a long hike and is remote, but Mad takes no refusals, or else Biggy and Itchy will be put in "the room". Nevertheless, he has a plan.
Fired Fireman

**Fired Fireman (or Hook and Batter)** is the twenty-second episode of *Tooter Turtle.* In this episode, Tooter becomes a firefighter.

## Story

Tooter visits Mr. Wizard with a pistol. Mr. Wizard guesses that he wants to be a detective, although Tooter actually wants to be a fireman, as the pistol is a water pistol. Mr. Wizard grants his wish.

The brave men always stayed in the firehouse, and when the fire bell rings the men all slide down the pole, including Tooter who crashes into the floor. Then the firemen drive their firetruck, with Tooter on the long back end growing weary of the constant turning and spinning until the truck crashes. Nonetheless, they make it to a burning building, where Tooter is told about a kid needing to be rescued on the 34th floor of the building. Tooter makes it after plight after plight of stairs, and barges in when the door is locked.

Unfortunately, the kid opens the door right when Tooter barges in, so he falls out the window and hangs above a pole. The firemen get ready to catch Tooter with their net but their positioning is off, so Tooter falls in the road. The chief reminds Tooter what he needs to do. Tooter requests the extension ladder, which lifts him up to the 34th window. Tooter almost falls down the ladder, and tries holding onto the window sash but closes it. After some rushing commentary from the chief, Tooter makes it in the room but can't find the kid. He goes in the closet when the kid re-enters the room, opening the door which closes the closet. Another fireman rescues the kid while Tooter is stuck burning in the closet. Like always, Tooter cries for Mr. Wizard.

## Trivia

* As Tooter extends to the kid's window with the ladder, the sashes of the windows (which are on cels) appear a second late. Not to mention, the sash at first doesn't appear on the kid's window until the next shot.
Rocket Ruckus (Go Go Gophers)

**Rocket Ruckus** is the thirty-sixth episode of *Go Go Gophers.* In this episode, Colonel Kit Coyote acquires a number of Army rockets.

## Story

The Colonel acquires a number of Army rockets to launch against the Gophers, in a new secret weapon. When Ruffled Feather and Running Board get wind of this, they pull their old tricks to make sure the rockets go anywhere but their teepee. The short ends with Colonel and Sergeant Okey Homa being flown in the air with the rockets when Colonel suggests shooting them all, as the two are hooked on with the rockets.

## Trivia

* When Ruffled Feather pushes the rocket up to go in the sky, the box is red like the rocket.
* The cartoon shares the same name of a *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales* cartoon.
Batty-Man

**Batty-Man** is the twenty-ninth episode arc of *The Underdog Show.* In these series of episodes, the titular Batty-Man is on a crime spree.

## Story

### Part 1 (#117 - 11/19/1966)

A series of crimes are being perpetrated all over the country. Underdog tries to solve them, but finds no clues as to who is behind the crime wave. Who is the new super villain behind the crimes that are paralyzing the country?

### Part 2 (#118 - 11/19/1966)

Batty-Man, with his hench-bat Georgie and his army of giant vampire bats, are committing the crimes all over the country. Polly and Underdog investigate the mysterious goings on at Batty-Man's castle. The pair are attacked by Batty-Man. Underdog tries to fight off the evil villain's bat army, but the battle is too much for him and the duo are soon chained.

### Part 3 (#119 - 11/26/1966)

Batty-Man has captured Polly and Underdog. The villains raid Fort Knox, returning to Batty-Man's castle with the plundered gold. The villains press the gold into a bowling balls. Before long, all the gold bricks are molded and painted black. The villains plan to fence the disguised gold in Europe while posing as bowling ball sales reps. Before they leave for the docks, Batty-Man and Georgie place Polly and Underdog onto the conveyor belt that feeds the bowling ball press.

### Part 4 (#120 - 11/26/1966)

Polly and our hero have been placed onto the conveyor belt of Batty-Man's bowling ball presser. The steam from the machine loosens Polly's chains, enabling her to give Underdog his super energy pill. His strength renewed, Underdog flies out to capture Batty-Man, Georgie and their bat army, recovering the gold. Our hero returns the gold to Fort Knox and then turns the villains over to the authorities.

## Trivia

* Batty-Man is a take on Bela Lugosi's *Count Dracula*. The name is also a play on Batman.
* In Part 2, Underdog alternates the second line of his "When Polly's in trouble" catchphrase, saying "Tired as I am, I have to go".
* The voices of cops in the car scene in Part 1 are a reference to *Car 54, Where Are You?.*
Nothing Like a Picnic

**Nothing Like a Picnic** is the first episode of *The Sing-a-Long Family.* In this episode, the family goes out for a picnic.

## Lyrics

*One day, Poppa told dear Mom:*

*"I've packed a lunch for two, we're going on a picnic, like honeymooners do"*

*But the kids and dog were in the car and just to make things worse*

*The kids got twisted in the gears and the car went in reverse!*

*Oh! Nothing like a picnic*

*When life has got you low*

*Nothing like a picnic*

*To make your troubles go*

*Finally Poppa turned the car and they were on their way*

*Sky was clear and light was dear 'till rain soon spoiled the day*

*Poppa stopped, to find the top and put it on the car*

*But a bull came charging at him and he sent Poppa far!*

*Oh-ho-ho!*

*Nothing like a picnic*

*When life has got you low*

*Nothing like a picnic*

*To make your troubles go*

*The rain went bye and they got try*

*They found a picnic place*

*And Momma spread a tablecloth, and Poppa said the grace*

*They opened up the basket to feed that hungry bunch*

*But the only thing they found inside... was the dog who ate their lunch!*

*Oh-hoh! Nothing like a picnic*

*When life has got you low*

*Nothing like a picnic*

*To make your troubles go!*
Counterfeit Wants

**Counterfeit Wants** is the second episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, The Fox makes "wanted" posters of people in town.

## Story

Counterfeit wanted posters are appearing all over town calling for the arrest of the city's most prominent citizens- the Mayor, the Banker, the Nursemaid, and even the kindly old Grandmother who sells tea at The Hunter's local restaurant. He cuffs her and brings her in, only to have Officer Flim Flanagan explain the string of false posters. The Hunter releases the Grandma and, miffed, she handcuffs him to the bench in the police station. Officer Flanagan suspects The Fox and demands that The Hunter get to the bottom of the posters.

Across the street, The Fox is spying on Flanagan and The Hunter and realizes that they are on his trail. He makes up a wanted poster with The Hunter's face on it to put up right away. Then he gets a shady phone call from a man wanting his wife arrested. The Fox makes plans to meet the man in the park in 10 minutes. As The Fox pedals to his meeting dressed as a photographer, he runs into The Hunter literally with his bike and as he stops to help the dazed Hunter up, he plants The Hunter's wanted poster on the tree nearby. The Fox speeds away before The Hunter gets a good look at him.

The Fox finds the man and his wife sitting on a bench in the park. He photographs the unsuspecting woman and, to her surprise, accepts $50 from her husband for it. He tells the couple her picture will be ready tomorrow "at the post office" and heads for home. On the way back, The Fox finds The Hunter again, who has recovered from their earlier collision and has noticed his own wanted poster on the tree. The Fox, dressed as a cop, tells The Hunter he is under arrest. He recommends immediate hanging without trial and to demonstrate, he ties a noose around The Hunter's neck. But The Hunter is not impressed with The Fox's "no account knot" and offers to demonstrate the correct way to tie one. However, The Fox ends up getting tied with no escape and he is caught.

## Trivia

* Hunter tells Flanagan that the old lady's photo is "in black and white", even though it is colored.
He Who Laughs Last

**He Who Laughs Last** is the fifty-fourth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, Odie Cologne must make an antidote for King Leonardo's laughter.

## Story

As seen previously, while Odie was preparing the royal perfume, which contains a secret ingredient called "Smile" that makes anyone smile when they smell the perfume, he ends up dumping the entire bottle of it when startled by Leonardo. Leonardo takes a whiff of the perfume mixture and starts laughing nonstop, which proves trouble for not himself, but also the kingdom. Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother also plan to take advantage of this entire mess for a scheme, and use the perfume to make all the kingdom laugh so they can steal their things without thought.

In the laboratory, Odie makes sure not to go near the perfume mixture while making an antidote for the laughter. But while dumping ingredients in a vat, he falls in and is stuck inside. Right at the moment, Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother step in the lab. Itchy also ends up falling in the vat, but Biggy saves him and closes the vat in with Odie. The two villains steal the vat with the laughing perfume and bottle it, then sell it.

This causes the entirety of Bongo Congo to be in hysterics, giving Biggy and Itchy their golden chance to loot houses, banks, and even the Bongo Congo palace. Finally, Odie gets himself free by pulling a plug that sends everything down a drain outside. Odie is almost moved to tears, which reminds him of onions and gives him an idea. He makes onion perfume and it works on Leonardo, and the kingdom. Biggy and Itchy are thrown in a cell with the last of the laughing perfume, which makes them laugh.

## Trivia

* This is the last cartoon to use sound effects by Phil Kaye.
* After Leonardo reverts out of his laughing state, he briefly sings the titular line of "I'll Never Smile Again" by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra (and Frank Sinatra with The Pied Pipers).
* Leonardo's guards are seen redesigned: they are wearing orange hats with a white curvy feather, with blue attire with a white cross.
Fatal Fever

**Fatal Fever** is the thirty-fifth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, Odie Cologne leaves King Leonardo to go on a vacation, resulting in (unknowingly) hiring Itchy Brother who tries making the king sick in another villainous plot.

## Story

One morning, Leonardo is under a terrible strain, because his valet Odie is leaving for vacation, making Leonardo stressed on who would do the royal duties while he is away. Odie tells him he left instructions for the staff. However, he also gives a small suggestion to hire a temporary valet, which calms Leonardo down and he agrees that's a good idea.

Meanwhile, Biggy and Itchy are coming up with another plan. Biggy tells Itchy that they convince Leonardo he is sick and needs a rest, and whisks him off to a sanitarium of sinister Dr. Bela Bugosi. Dr. Bugosi would plan a little operation on Leonardo, and replace his mane with Itchy's mane and vice versa, so Itchy would be king. Biggy states that Leonardo is looking for a valet and pushes Itchy to the job.

So, Itchy goes to the palace disguised a valet named Marmaduke and he is hired on the spot. Marmaduke hands Leonardo a drink and tries telling him he is pale, but Leonardo says he's not sick. Marmaduke then throws the plate the drink was on to make the nerves of Leonardo jump. He also does some tinkering with the air conditioning of the palace, like making it cold for Leonardo and masquerading that it is actually hot and vice versa. As Leonardo then shivers and sweats in bed, Itchy hits him with a hammer unsuspectingly and gives him a headache. Thinking he is sick, Itchy takes him in a car driven by Biggy Rat and he is taken to the sanitarium of Dr. Bugosi.

## Trivia

* Itchy references *Alice in Wonderland* in response to Biggy's "little operation" explanation, in which Itchy thinks he's losing his head and even says the actual name.
* Itchy also foreshadows the title for the second part/next episode, "Like *pulling the mane switch*, huh?".
* Leonardo's blinking animation when he says "Anything, anything, I'm depending on you Marmaduke" doesn't fully cover his eyes, but this is especially on his right eye.
Simon Says

**Simon Says** is the third episode of *The Underdog Show.* In this episode, Simon Bar Sinister invents a camera that freezes people.

## Story

Simon finishes inventing a camera that has the power to freeze people into a photograph, which he tries on a mouse. At first, Simon decides to freeze the police. He dresses up as a photographer and goes to the station, where he takes pictures of the chief and the entire enforcement (some who try stopping him after the chief gets frozen) which freezes them. Now, he has to freeze Underdog if he really wants to take over the world.

He kidnaps Sweet Polly Purebred and gets away when Shoeshine Boy tries to stop him. Shoeshine Boy transforms into Underdog and flies to Simon's hideout. He puts a halt on Simon when he uses a mirror to reflect the camera's beams to Simon, resulting in him to turn into a photograph. Underdog turns the lens of the camera around to turn the police back to normal.
Tenshun!

**Tenshun!** is the twenty-second episode of *Go Go Gophers.* In this episode, Colonel Kit Coyote tries to train the Gopher Indians to be artillerymen in the army.

## Story

As the Colonel makes his inspections around the fort, he gets horrified when he hears gunshots. However, Sergeant Okey Homa says that they are just Running Board and Ruffled Feather, who the Colonel is trying to make soldiers out of, making a mess at the shooting range. Sergeant thinks he won't be able to make soldiers out of the Indians, but Colonel reads otherwise.

Colonel brings the Gophers over for some more drilling. He has them hold their firearms correctly and at the shoulders. He goes faster and faster until the Gophers start to toss and twirl their firearms in the air, and then throw Colonel with them, until Sergeant yells "TENSHUN!"

The next training exercise involves marching. After a while, the Gophers get the hang of it, but they keep stampeding over The Colonel and the Sergeant until they stop on the yell of "TENSHUN!". Finally, Colonel shows them how to work the cannon, but the Gophers ram him inside and shoot him.
Dim Gem

**Dim Gem** is the thirty-seventh episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, King Leonardo and Odie Cologne travel to London to clean their dusty old jewels.

## Story

Bongo Congo was at peace, for Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother have "fallen" out of sight. Meanwhile, Leonardo and Odie open up a jewel chest, and Leonardo says that they are filthy and have no sparkle. Odie checks the record book that says that the jewels haven't been clean since Leonardo the Neat's reign. Leonardo wants the best jewel cleaners in the world, which appears to be "Tympanni & Sons" in London according to Odie.

While the two begin preparing for their journey, Itchy is starting to get restless in their hideout and wants action, but Biggy hits him and says they're staying low until they get a new plan. Fortunately, he gets it when he gets the memo that the jewels are being taken to London, so he plots that they have to get to London before they do and disguise as the cleaners, and take off when the jewels are given to them. And no jewels equals no king.

So they go to Leonardo's royal jet, but aren't allowed in despite being disguised. Instead, they go into another jet they drive themselves, however, it appears that none of them are steering and the plane is driving itself in the sky, out of control. Nevertheless, Leonardo and Odie make it to the cleaners and Itchy greets them disguised as the cleaner. The jewels are given to Itchy and Biggy bonks the two in the head with a hammer and the villains get away.

## Trivia

* The ending episode teaser says "Clanking Castle Caper", even though the narrator says "The Big Castle Caper" which is the actual name of the episode.
* The first part of the paper announcing Leonardo and Odie going to London reads like normal, however after "London" the text dives into gibberish.
My Dog Has Fleas

**My Dog Has Fleas** is the forty-fourth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, Itchy Brother disguises as King Leonardo's new dog.

## Story

As seen previously, in order to cheer Leonardo up as he is unable to do any of his fun activities in the winter time, and actually doing winter activities made things worse, Odie Cologne had gave the servant a new dog. Biggy Rat hatches a plan involving the dog: to make Itchy disguise himself as the dog just so he can steal the gold in Leonardo's palace.

Biggy, disguised in sunglasses, walks "his dog" to the palace grounds. Just when Odie walks out the palace with the dog, Biggy tells him that a guard at the back of the palace wanted him to check on something important, and he also tells Odie his name is "Iggy Bat". Odie hands Biggy the dog and goes away, giving Biggy the opportunity to switch the real dog with Itchy's costume when Odie returns. The real dog doesn't like Biggy and growls at him, and then chases him around the outside of the palace.

Back inside, Leonardo plays his violin with Itchy "sleeping" by the throne, waiting to get in the gold chest behind the throne. Leonardo comments that the dog looks a little unkempt, and Odie spots a flea on him. The two plan to give the dog a bath, terrifying Itchy. He runs back and forth around the castle halls, avoiding both Leonardo and Odie. When Leonardo grabs him by the leash and bumps into a pedestal, Itchy goes flying back and his dog head comes off. Leonardo and Odie demand the answer on where the real dog is. The real dog returns inside, biting Biggy. All's well that ends well when the two are thrown out by the guards.

## Trivia

* The title references the "My dog has fleas" mnemonic that ukulele players often use to tune the instrument. This is demonstrated when Leonardo says the phrase when plucking his violin strings.
The Big Castle Caper

**The Big Castle Caper** is the thirty-eighth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, King Leonardo and Odie Cologne recover their stolen jewels in a strange castle.

## Story

As seen previously, Leonardo and Odie had travelled to London to get with the world's best jewel cleaners to clean their old jewels. Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother got with this and made it there, disguising themselves as the cleaners and taking the jewels, then running off.

They had left footprints at the scene of the crime, however. Leonardo and Odie follow the footprints straightforward, over hill and dale, thin and fog, etc. until the footprints stop. The tracks do lead to a castle that goes by the name of Clanking Castle. Odie suggests they go in, but Leonardo clearly states that the sign says to keep out. Nevertheless, they continue on and Biggy spots them while he and Itchy glamour over their steals.

As Leonardo and Odie enter the castle, the doors close on Leonardo and he gets wedged inside the bars. Odie reels it up and Leonardo falls out, and they run away after one of the villains cut the door rope with a knife making it fall. They enter a hall of armor and Itchy taunts them with a "You can't catch me, I'm the gingerbread man!". Leonardo and Odie run after him (and dodge the attacks of statues) until they come across a door labeled "MAGAZINE". Thinking it is a library, it turns out to be a room full of bombs, one of them explodes when Leonardo accidentally lights it when he lights a match. The two make it to the top of the tower and the villains get away, but they are "framed" when Odie throws a girl portrait at them and they are stuck in it, ending their plan.

## Trivia

* The original title of this episode is "Clanking Castle Caper". It appears at the end of the previous episode, although the narration is incorrect and says the actual title of this one (Big Castle Caper).
Playing it Safe

**Playing it Safe** is the forty-seventh episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, Tennessee Tuxedo and Chumley are forced to get a safe open for Rocky Manonoff.

## Story

Rocky Manonoff and Pretzel invade a bank and demand the teller to open the safe, but he refuses. Pretzel tries to open the safe but physically can't, so he and Rocky run off with it just as the police arrive. Even in their hideout, the two robbers have trouble with the safe.

Rocky puts an ad in the newspaper, which Tennessee sees when looking in the newspaper. Seeing that it is a "safe" job, Tennessee and Chumley go to Rocky's apartment (disguised as a bank with Rocky disguised as a president) and accept the job, though they go off to get their tools. The two go visit Mr. Whoopee to learn about locks, as well as the combination lock.

When they go back to Rocky, he claims that he "forgot" the combination. Tennessee and Chumley are suspicious about the crook but have to open the safe nonetheless. After trying to blow it up with dynamite and failing, Tennessee decides to escape. Rocky and Pretzel see them escaping and try to get them. Just as they are about to shoot, the police arrive and capture Rocky, declaring Tennessee and Chumley heroes.
Perfume Panic

**Perfume Panic** is the twenty-first episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, the Bongo Congo perfume is suddenly tossed to the side by the women of the kingdom.

## Story

One of Odie Cologne's major duties is maintaining the royal perfumery. Hidden behind locked doors are a laboratory where the perfume is prepared, matter of fact Odie himself is the only one who knew the perfume's formula, passed down by his father.

All the women in Bongo Congo liked the perfume, until one day a crowd appears to be making noise outside of King Leonardo's palace, while Leonardo himself is trying to play his violin. Odie sees the crowd outside, who are all women dismayed about the perfume, claiming it stinks and demand their money back. Odie tells Leonardo this, which Leonardo thinks Odie changed the perfume formula. He smells it and so does Odie, and it does indeed smell bad. They wonder who would gain off the lowering perfume sales.

Sure enough, that would be Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother, who are already on the streets selling their own perfume. They call it "Smell Number Five By Five", sold for only five bucks. Itchy starts pushing the perfume and giving it for free, but Biggy scolds him to get the money. Leonardo and Odie see the two and Leonardo demands action, but Odie reminds him of what he said about "free enterprise", and the citizens don't know that Itchy and Biggy are the reasoning. The two go back and see what caused the perfume incident, and find that the water had been polluted. While that problem is solved with the turn of a handle, they still have to deal with the new perfume everyone's buying. And no perfume sales equals a wobbly economy in Bongo Congo.

## Trivia

* This episode is the first that doesn't specifically involve a "throne-stealing" plot.
All Steamed Up

**All Steamed Up** is the twenty-second episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, Tennessee Tuxedo wrecks the Megapolis Zoo train.

## Story

Stanley Livingston has a steam locomotive, the "Old 97" and gives children train rides around the zoo on Saturdays. He is going out of town for the week, so he puts up a sign that says there will be no train rides on Saturday. Of course, Tennessee and Chumley decide that they will give rides in his absence. When they try a practice run, they wreck the train. Tennessee and Chumley then go to Mr. Whoopie to get advice about how to repair the locomotive.

Mr. Whoopee explains how steam locomotives work, and they return and put it back together. Just as Stanley Livingston is returning, Tennessee and Chumley try another test run, and they wreck the locomotive again. For punishment, Tennessee and Chumley have to move the train carts the kids ride on using themselves.
Food Feud

**Food Feud** is the forty-second episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, Tennessee Tuxedo talks about how his feud with Jerboa Jump started.

## Story

A news reporter enters the Megapolis Zoo and walks up to Tennessee. He has heard about the feud between him and Jerboa and wants to know why they don't get along. Tennessee's story starts when he and Chumley live in the countryside with and Jerboa and Tiger Tornado as neighbors.

Both of their food cabinets are bare, so both of them go out to the apple tree in the middle of their homes. However, Jerboa says that the apples are his because the tree is on his property, while Tennessee says otherwise. Jerboa blasts at Tennessee with his rifle. Tennessee and Chumley in particular try to barricade the tree for themselves, but Jerboa stops them.

After some more arguing, Tennessee and Jerboa agree to go see Mr. Whoopee to settle this. Mr. Whoopee tells the four about surveying the land and how to do it on their side. When Tennessee surveys the land, he determines that the tree is on his property after all. But just as they are about to help themselves with apples, Chumley reveals that Jerboa shot at them all. Tennessee and Jerboa shoot at each other, and still do in current times (when they shoot themselves with slingshots).

## Trivia

* The story is obviously made up, considering the series' events.