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The Indian Giver

**The Indian Giver** is the forty-second episode of *Go Go Gophers.* In this episode, Colonel Kit Coyote acquires a device which detects Indians and gives their location.

## Story

Colonel and Sergeant Okey Homa open their new package with The Indian Giver, which Colonel demonstrates is a monitor that shows the Gophers' exact location. It shows them at the teepee, where Ruffled Feather tells Running Board about the Colonel's box, although he is unaware about The Indian Giver.

The two Gophers proceed to the fort, but there are already many cannons pointed their way. They decide to make the cannons point another direction so they can sneak in, but Colonel spots them on the monitor going north, so they begin shooting at the Gophers.

Later that night, Ruffled Feather and Running Board return to the fort, and use wings to fly over the fort. However, the Colonel and Sergeant are woken up by the Indian Giver's alarm and they attack the Gophers. Then, when the Gophers try to sneak to the fort under the river, Colonel makes the water hot by throwing furnace charcoal inside. The Gophers run out and away. Colonel thinks he had finished the Gophers, but Sergeant knows they won't give up.

## Trivia

* This is the only episode where our two heroes lose.
* The title is a reference to the same phrase, regarding someone who gives something and later wants that thing back, or something in return.
Wild, Wild Flowers

**Wild, Wild Flowers** is the twenty-seventh episode of *Go Go Gophers.* In this episode, Aunt Flora comes to the fort and plants flowers on the Army's weapons.

This is the first episode from the second season.

## Story

Ruffled Feather witnesses the delivery wagon of pickles arriving at the fort. He tells Running Board, and plans to scour around the fort to find a way to get the pickles. At the fort, there is a problem already. Colonel Kit Coyote's Aunt Flora had visited, and is planting flowers all over the fort.

Colonel scolds Aunt Flora for doing this, saying that forts aren't supposed to look fancy like she's making it, and because the men are wasting time taking out all the flowers in ridiculous places, they aren't at their posts and the Gopher Indians could come in any moment. Ruffled Feather runs back to tell Running Board and they raid the warehouse together, ignoring the alarm, and stealing the barrel of pickles. Colonel calls for Sergeant Okey Homa, but Corporal Crimp arrives because Okey is out. Crimp tells Colonel that the men can't chase the Gophers with their swords because Aunt Flora is using them to stick up her roses.

After eating the first barrel of pickles, The Gophers decide to steal the second barrel. Colonel calls for his men to shoot at them with their guns, which are all tied up in flower vines. When the men break them free, the gun shoots automatically at them. Once again, the Gophers attempt to steal the last pickle barrel. Colonel decides to get them themselves and goes to the cannon. Corporal Crimp tries warning The Colonel to not use the cannon, but he doesn't listen and, to quote Crimp, "Aunt Flora and her flowers got the Colonel into a real pickle!"

## Trivia

* The Sergeant is absent in this episode, and won't appear again until *Root Beer Riot.* This is actually because of legal issues regarding his voice, where John Wayne sued TTV for the character sounding too similar to his own "Duke" character.
* In two scenes where Ruffled Feather talks, his nose is black.
* After shaking when the flower comes out of his manual, the glasses on The Colonel's nose disappear.
Fort Knox Fox

**Fort Knox Fox** is the fourth episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, The Fox steals from Fort Knox.

## Story

Disguised as a "ten star general", The Fox arrives at Fort Knox with a moving van. He gives orders from the two troops guarding the site orders to move all the gold in the fort into the van, so they agree to do so. It isn't until Fox drives away that they realize this was a trick, as ten star generals aren't even a thing.

Word soon gets around and speeches are made. Officer Flim Flanagan brings up that there is only one criminal who could've done this and one hero that could catch him, The Hunter. Meanwhile, Hunter is at a golf course, unaware of the news. When he tries taking a swing the club ties him up. At that moment, a disguised Fox walks up to Hunter and tells him he needs "spring in his swing", springing him up in the air.

Fox tries selling a new club to Hunter, a golden one. The Hunter gives it a shot and is amazed at how the club swung the ball "out of sight", when in reality The Fox just swiped it off the tee with a string. The Fox also hands Hunter some more golden clubs and a gold golf bag. Hunter questions how he will haul those solid gold clubs around eighteen holes, so Fox gives The Hunter a golden caddy. The Hunter is thrilled and jokes that Fox must've stole them from Fort Knox. But when he drives it around it drives out of control, soon turning around and crashing into Fox, exposing his disguise.

## Trivia

* Dwight D. Eisenhower makes a cameo in this cartoon, military officer and U.S. president from 1953-61.
The Elevator Escapade

**The Elevator Escapade** is the twenty-seventh episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, The Hunter sets out to find the elevator stealer.

This is the first cartoon from the second season.

## Story

Hunter is woken up by the sound of his phone ringing. Still dazed, he answers his water pitcher instead but corrects himself and gets his actual phone. It's Officer Flim Flanagan reporting about elevators being stolen, and he was right. Elevators everywhere were gone, which led to business workers not being able to go up to their jobs, resulting in a stock market crash.

The Hunter gets up to solve the case. He greets The Fox who is disguised in glasses and pretends to be the elevator operator - although there is no elevator and Hunter falls down. As Hunter is hot on the trail, he overhears two men discussing about the Elevated Railway. Hunter steps up to see it for himself, unaware that it is just a train line. Therefore The Hunter walks into the track as the subway passes. Hunter comments about the "reckless driver". The Fox whacks him and he falls into a car with a man and woman, and they end up crashing.

Hunter reads about elevators in Minnesota, so he drives there but makes it only to New Jersey, where he spots acres of houses named Rising Acres. The Fox, once again disguised, shows Hunter to a home and demonstrates how the house can go up and down (since they are built with the elevators). Hunter wants to go up but Fox wants him to remain down. They bicker until the house falls and Fox is unveiled.

## Trivia

* This is the first episode animated by Gamma Productions.
* When Hunter reaches for the water pitcher, his sleeve is colored brown like his coat and not salmon for his pajamas.
The Great Gold Robbery

**The Great Gold Robbery** is the third episode arc of *The Underdog Show.* In these series of episodes, Riff Raff robs a freight train of its gold.

## Story

### Part 1 (#13 - 11/14/1964)

After being foiled by Underdog one too many times, Riff Raff is reduced to a laughing stock within the underworld. Riff Raff hears of a gold shipment that Underdog is delivering to Fort Knox. One of Riff Raff's henchmen concocts a plan to capture Sweet Polly Purbred and place her tied up in a free flying balloon in the midst of many other balloons- all playing a recording of Polly's voice. The plan of the henchmen is to distract our hero and steal the gold.

### Part 2 (#14 - 11/14/1964)

Underdog is guarding a train delivering gold to Fort Knox. Riff Raff and his gang have captured Polly, tied her up and placed her in a free-flying balloon amidst several other balloons equipped with recordings of her voice. Underdog hears his true love's calls for help and flies to the area only to be confounded by the multiple balloons. At the train, Riff Raff and his men force the station master to reroute the gold train to an express track, and a potentially deadly crash.

### Part 3 (#15 - 11/21/1964)

Underdog tries in vain to find Polly in one of Riff Raff's balloons. Unknown to Underdog, Polly's balloon has sprung a leak and falls to earth. She lands on an isle in the middle of a swamp, and a group of vicious alligators are soon coming towards her.

### Part 4 (#16 - 11/21/1964)

Underdog saves Polly from the alligators at the swamps. He then heads for the train to stop the trains from a deadly collision. He reroutes the trains and captures Riff Raff and his gang. Ultimately, he brings the gold and the train safely to Fort Knox.

## Trivia

* Polly could've distinguished herself from the recordings by just yelling that she is the real one in the midst of recordings, or something different besides "Help!". Underdog eventually "hears a real cry", which brings up the question on why he didn't find the real Polly in the first place.
* The clock in the remote station is at first shown having Roman numerals, but in Part 4 there are actual numbers.
* The little isle that Underdog takes Polly to is changed to a solitary rock in the water.
The Insect Collector

**The Insect Collector** is the forty-sixth episode of *The World of Commander McBragg.* In this episode, Commander McBragg tells about how he scared a lion.

## Story

In Africa, McBragg was collecting insects with the help of his giant magnifying glass that made the smallest insects look huge. McBragg grabs what he thought was an insect - which in reality turns out to be a lion's tail. The lion chases after McBragg, until he reaches a cliff with man-eating crocodiles in a river at the bottom. McBragg puts his magnifying glass in front of him, which made him look like a giant, and roars at the lion to frighten it.

"With a magnifying glass! Magnificent!"

## Trivia

* Music from *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales* is heard.
Uranium on the Cranium

**Uranium on the Cranium** is the seventy-third episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother sells lots that have supposed uranium.

## Story

The peace in Bongo Congo was broken up by an old prospector, riding a horse and cheering and shooting for joy. This prospector is actually Itchy in disguise. The "prospector" says that he discovered uranium in Bongo Valley. Word spreads around and the Bongo Congo citizens all hurry along to the valley. Itchy hurries back to Biggy who scolds him for being late, but Itchy remarks that he lost his watch.

Biggy and Itchy's plan was simple: Biggy had bought all the land in Bongo Valley, and Itchy spread the word about finding uranium even though there really isn't, so people would be paying him for each uranium lot and a Geiger counter.

Amongst all these people, even King Leonardo and Odie Cologne were there to purchase a lot. Leonardo is shocked that Biggy and Itchy are running the site, but pay up regardless. Biggy informs Itchy to pay attention to Leonardo so he doesn't ruin their deal until they sold everything. He does, and to his surprise, as well as Leonardo and Odie's, Leonardo's Geiger counter goes off which means he really struck uranium. After Biggy is informed, he must buy the lot back.

## Trivia

* Some sources call this episode "Uranium Cranium".
The North Pole

**The North Pole** is the fourth episode of *The World of Commander McBragg.* In this episode, Commander McBragg tells his North Pole tale.

## Story

The story begins with McBragg and a party of explorers on an icebreaker boat, until the boat stops resulting in the gang having to continue on foot. Unfortunately, McBragg and his team are split by ice, and McBragg is met with savage polar bears. The polar bears chase him, but McBragg climbs up to the North Pole's pole safely. To return back, his weight breaks the pole, and he uses it to swing over the polar bears and back on the boat.
The Great Bird

**The Great Bird** is the fourteenth episode of *The World of Commander McBragg.* In this episode, Commander McBragg tells about when he became a bird's child.

## Story

McBragg's story takes place in El Mesa Mucho. He was flying over Desert Country until his engine stopped, so he bails out and parachutes in a nest with three eggs - though, McBragg's white parachute over him made it look like four. The mama bird returns to the nest and witnesses the three eggs hatching, or four including McBragg who "hatches" with the other baby birds. The mama treats McBragg like her child, even dropping him downwards when it's time for the birds to fly. Of course, McBragg can't fly, and after failed attempts the mama bird just keeps him in the nest and favorites him. And to this day, McBragg still hasn't got rid of the bird, who swoops him up much to the surprise of his colleague.
The Rainmakers

**The Rainmakers** is the second episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, Tennessee Tuxedo and Chumley get a job as weathermen, where they are forced to make it rain.

## Story

Tennessee and Chumley escape from the zoo disguised as meteorologists. They get a job at the local TV station, and keep predicting rain. But their forecasts are far from accurate, to the dismay of a farmer who needs rain for his crops. They go to Mr. Whoopee, who tells them how to seed clouds with dry ice. They follow his instructions, and the rain comes pouring down. The farmer is pleased, but other people are not, and start chasing the penguin and walrus. Tennessee and Chumley return to the zoo, where Chumley recites a poem he made based on their adventure as he jumps into their deep water habitat. Tennessee says that sometimes, he's "too deep".

## Trivia

* The Indian art seen in the book is far more detailed than the rest of the cartoon's style.
* This episode has no soundtrack.
Who's a Dummy?

**Who's a Dummy?** is the seventh episode of *Go Go Gophers.* In this episode, The Gopher Indians paint replicas of themselves to fool Colonel Kit Coyote and Sergeant Okey Homa.

## Story

Colonel gets a telegram from General Nuisance about the Gopher Indians being captured alive immediately. Sergeant says that they've tried everything, although Colonel says that they'll try to get the Gophers using football tactics, or tackling.

Ruffled Feather tells this to Running Board. However, Ruffled Feather knows just what to do: he suggests that they make wooden dummies that look like them to fool Colonel. Later that night they get to doing so and place them by the campfire. Sergeant and Colonel proceed to attack them, but Sergeant finds out before Colonel that they are dummies.

The Indians do this again, and this time make dummies by a fire on top of a mountain cliff. Considering that they just got done with the dummies, Colonel believes that those are the real Gophers, but they aren't. Ruffled Feather and Running Board do this one last time, but add on another idea to their plan, to which the next time they put dummies on one side of a bridge and they sit on the other, and chop the bridge down when the Colonel and Sergeant try crossing it. Colonel thinks the dummies on the other side of the bridge are the real one (and think the real ones are fake) and attempts to cross the bridge, but they fall once the Gophers chop it down.

## Trivia

* This episode doesn't end with Sergeant telling the viewers to not miss the next episode.
* General Nuisance is mentioned, but he doesn't appear.
Underdog vs. Overcat

**Underdog vs. Overcat** is the twenty-second episode arc of *The Underdog Show.* In these series of episodes, we are told the story that has begun a fight between Underdog and Overcat.

## Story

### Part 1 (#89 - 1/15/1966)

The planet Felina's milk wells have run dry which makes the evil ruler Overcat mad. He and his men go to Earth and steal all the cows. However, they don't know get the milk from them so they grab Sweet Polly Purebred, who publicly announces that she knows how to milk a cow.

### Part 2 (#90 - 1/15/1966)

Polly tells Overcat about Underdog but he is not worried; he kidnaps her to milk the cows. Polly calls for Underdog. When he gets to Overcat's planet, he is placed in a rubber ball trap that drains his energy. He is taken to help Polly milk the cows.

### Part 3 (#91 - 1/22/1966)

Polly gives Underdog his energy pill and he beats Overcat's men. Next, Underdog takes Polly and the cows back to earth. Overcat challenges Underdog to a fight for the cows. If Underdog refuses, Overcat will attack Earth.

### Part 4 (#92 - 1/22/1966)

At first it look like Overcat is going to win. But even though he's as strong as Underdog-he's bigger than Underdog- he not fast. Underdog uses his speed to beat Overcat. When the cats kick Overcat out of Felina, Underdog give them coconut trees so they never run out of milk.
Vaudevillain

**Vaudevillain (or Song and Dunce Man)** is the thirty-seventh episode of *Tooter Turtle.* In this episode, Tooter becomes a performer.

## Story

It is time for Mr. Wizard's favorite TV show, "Do You Want to Be a Star?". Tooter had come to visit him because of that, he himself would like to be a star on stage. Mr. Wizard doesn't see any problem in it, so he makes him one.

The first thing a performer must do is find an agent. Tooter meets one with a giant sword. The agent asks what type of entertainment Tooter is interested in, which Tooter answers he's a dancing man who can do a soft shoe. Tooter dances but falls on his shell. Nevertheless, the agent "can tell" that Tooter is a banjo player. He gives Tooter a banjo and gives him a name, Moonshot.

Unfortunately, when Tooter performs on stage, he gets tomatoes thrown at him. The agent takes Tooter to a rodeo, but the results are still the same and the horse Tooter sits on throws him off. The agent has Tooter perform at the county fair, on an airplane upside down. There, he gets shot at by two hunters who mistake the plane for an animal. The trapeze he is on breaks and causes him to fall. He shouts for the help of Mr. Wizard and he brings him back out of the wish.

## Trivia

* The secondary title is a pun on *Song and Dance Man*.
* Tooter sings *Somebody Stole My Gal.*
Total Television Productions Wiki

**Welcome to the Total Television Productions Wiki**   Here on this wiki, you'll find information regarding the obscure television animation production studio, *Total Television Productions,* from the episodes of their television shows, to characters. If you're a fan of this studio or any of their shows, feel free to edit or create any article needing to be creating! Or just browse around.
Neal Leston

**Neal Leston** is a character from UL's Once Upon a Fight. He first debuts in the first episode of the first season.

## History

### Season 1:

Neal Leston is a burglar, who Bler, Firelord and Boss tried to capture. When they captured him, he was brought to prison. (Too Dark To See)

When Bike has gone missing, Firelord, Mr. Mimi and Brade ask Neal if he knows anything about him. Neal says that he does not know anything but Firelord thinks that he is lying, and he promised to let him free if he is gonna tell them, and he says that his friend went up to him and said he is gonna kidnap Bike and hide him in the bakery. Firelord kept his promise, and let Neal free and Neal ran away. (Too Dark To See)

After Bler realized that Neal lied, he captured him in the forest. They have an angry conversation before Bler sends him to prison.(Too Dark To See)

After two days, Bler is found in prison and Neal starts to argue with him about him getting out. Bler then walks away and when he comes back after hearing a strange noise, he does not see Neal in his cell. He hears a clock tower explosion, and looks at the clock tower which is missing the clock (as he understood the clock itself exploded). He teleports there, and he saw Neal with dark forces surrounding him. One of them was holding Neal's heart, and an electro-message from Paul appeared saying that this is what is gonna happen to everybody in the town if they don't bring the Bux family to him. The dark force turnes Neal's heart in to darkness, and all of them disappear, except Neal, who jumps on Bler, but he teleports in the InHero base in the correct time. (Fire Most Soul)

## Appearances

Season 1
**Of Revenge"**
**the Underworld!"**
The Island Hideout

**The Island Hideout** is the twenty-fifth episode of *Klondike Kat.* In this episode, Klondike Kat is still persistent on making it to Savoir Faire's isolated island.

This episode could be a second part to the previous cartoon, which has the same plot, and Klondike Kat actually isn't shown to succeed.

## Story

Savoir Faire had stolen more food from Fort Frazzle and is hiding on an island in a house. Klondike Kat tells Major Minor that he has a plan to get to the house, by sneaking underwater with gear, and holding a rock to keep him underwater. Although, Savoir Faire and Malamutt spy on him and get prepared for this.

As Klondike Kat walks underwater, a fish which turns out to be mechanically operated by Savoir Faire swims around him, then Savoir Faire breaks his glass helmet. When Klondike Kat is brought back on land, he decides to use a fishing pole to bring the island over. Savoir Faire and Malamutt construct a cardboard replica of the house on a raft, with dynamite behind it. Klondike Kat believes he has the real thing and even thinks the smoke is from the chimney, but it explodes on him and Major Minor.

In one final attempt, Klondike Kat will travel on the water in skis, while Major Minor drives a boat as fast as he can, that way Klondike Kat has enough speed to make it to the island without Savoir Faire being able to pull anything. While Klondike Kat skis on his own after Major Minor's help, Savoir Faire pulls five switches that make obstacles come out the water. Klondike Kat is able to go through most of these, although being hurt by them. He flies up a ramp and crashes into the home, then comes flying back out with Savoir Faire.

## Trivia

* One noticeable difference between this cartoon and *Island in the Sky*, is the house on the island is an actual house, not Savoir Faire's pop up tent. Also, the side of Fort Frazzle is also different, as it is missing the dock.
The Legend of Leonardo the Neat

**The Legend of Leonardo the Neat** is the twenty-seventh episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother try to recover the treasure of "Leonardo the Neat".

## Story

King Leonardo's palace was a principle sight to see in Bongo Congo. Every Wednesday afternoon, the palace was open to the public, with Odie Cologne guiding tours for all kinds of people, from those from clubs to firemen. He showed them the Echo Hall, and also the Portrait Hall. One of the portraits is of Leonardo the Neat, the Bongo Congo ruler from 300 years in the past that spent his time cleaning and sweeping the palace, so much he had enough for a treasure that is rumored to be buried under the castle.

Odie seemed to be the only one to know about this, until Biggy learns about the legend of Leonardo the Neat when Itchy sweeping their hideout reminded him of the tale, and he also brings up the treasure which gets his attention more. Biggy hatched a plan: the two villains got to the castle and proceeded to go over the moat and up the room using a ladder which they would use like a pole vault. It doesn't work as exactly planned, and Itchy just falls in the water, but Biggy rescues him.

So their next plan is to dig a hole and tunnel through under the palace to get the treasure, but a miscalculation sends them digging through the moat wall and water sprays them out. Finally, their plan is to just make Leonardo and Odie leave the palace, which raises questions for Itchy. Nevertheless, the two make the palace crooked, paint cracks on the walls, and throw junk to make it as dirty as possible. Leonardo has had enough of this mess, and walking up and down, so he vows to move out. But Odie reminds him that it is his family home, with a short song that gets Leonardo emotional. So they decide to just put the palace for sale and leave in a hotel, unaware of the plan of Itchy and Biggy.

## Trivia

* Odie's "Hello!" echoes are not the same clip, each one is a different verbalization.
* itchy's "Okay Big! I dig!" catchphrase is taken literally.
The Record Racket

**The Record Racket** is the fifty-ninth episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, The Fox steals music records.

## Story

Parties all over the city come to a silent standstill: the Fox has stolen all of the records and there is no music to be had. A disappointed Horace, who went to a party, shows up at his Uncle Hunter's office to complain, and the Hunter takes a record from his wall safe- the last record left in the city (it's a 'Rudy Vallee' and Horace is not impressed).

They decide to use it to lure the Fox out of hiding, but not knowing how else to advertise that they have the record, they decide to walk around town yelling, "record, record, who wants a record?!" Naturally, they end up capturing a couple of unsuspecting teens, but no Fox. They eventually find him in the park nearby, running a racket using the stolen records as flying disks, clay pigeon-style, in a shooting game. Suspecting nothing, the Hunter steps up to take a shot at the flying disk, but shoots the Fox's stand to pieces instead. The Fox is apprehended and the Hunter shows off his outdated dance moves again. Embarrassed Horace reluctantly joins in.

## Trivia

* While Hunter and Horace are inaudibly arguing, Horace's hand flickers.
* The "Bongo Congo Conga" is the music heard in the later *King and Odie* cartoons.
	+ Speaking of which, the music stops although the record can still be seen on the player in the background.
* This cartoon somewhat foreshadowed compact music discs, which were invented in the late 1970's.
The Big Dipper

**The Big Dipper** is the twenty-third episode arc of *The Underdog Show.* In these series of episodes, Simon Bar Sinister drains water sources.

## Story

### Part 1 (#93 - 1/29/1966)

Simon and Cad invent another evil device they call the Big Dipper, a machine that can dry up all of the world's water supplies. On its first trials, the Big Dipper does little more than flooding Simon's lab. After a few false starts, and intervention by Sweet Polly Purebred, the Big Dipper is finally ready to destroy the world's water supply and Simon may finally have a means of taking over the world.

### Part 2 (#94 - 1/29/1966)

The pair travels around the world and steal all of the world's water. When Simon steals the Atlantic Ocean, he leaves Underdog stuck in the polluted mud of what was once the Atlantic Ocean.

### Part 3 (#95 - 2/5/1966)

The two villains return to the USA where the people are demanding their water back. But Simon says, "Unless You do as Simon says, you'll get no water!" Polly finds it hard to believe that all of the world's waters are in little jars held by Simon. Seeing that the world needs a further demonstration of his machine's awesome power over them, Simon takes out a jar that contains what was once his swimming pool and places it into his machine. He turns it on and fresh clean waters come from the Big Dipper's hose, filling Simon's pool. The people of the world begin to do what Simon Says and it seems as if the mad scientist has won.

### Part 4 (#96 - 2/5/1966)

Simon has finally forced the people of the city and the world to give him ultimate power. Underdog is still stuck in the polluted mud of what was once the Atlantic Ocean. He swallows a super energy pill from his ring and, regaining his super powers, he flies back to the city and tricks the two villains into giving him all of Simon's jars of water. In retaliation, Simon prepares to destroy the Big Dipper with his pistol. Our hero takes the gun away from Simon and knocks the two villains out. Underdog refills the world's entire waterway, saving the world once again.

## Trivia

* The invention is named after the star of the same name.
* In Part 3, in one shot of Simon's case of water capsules, the label of the swimming pool water isn't colored white.
The Sheep of Araby

**The Sheep of Araby (or Beau Geste Goes West)** is the thirty-fourth episode of *Tooter Turtle.* In this episode, Tooter becomes a legionnaire.

## Story

Tooter asks for the help of Mr. Wizard, this time he wants to be a legionnaire after seeing a TV show about the Foreign Legion. Mr. Wizard tells him that being a legionnaire requires a lot, but Tooter doesn't care. Mr. Wizard grants his wish.

The French Foreign Legion, despite the name, had folks from all over the place. But despite their differences, all of the men had the same thing in common: they were all strong. As Tooter walks into the fort, he bumps into the chief who tells Tooter he has his hat on backwards. The legionnaires then leave to fight desert tribes which is usually sad since it's uncertain if they will ever come back or not. Unfortunately, Tooter gets left behind and looks around to find the other troops.

Since everything in the desert looked vastly the same, Tooter just walked around in circles. Soon he began getting thirsty and water is scarce in the desert. Tooter imagines a swimming pool mirage, which he runs and takes a dive in - but of course the mirage isn't really there. Suddenly, Tooter is picked up by two Arabian men, who take him to their sheik. After some talking in the sheik's tent, the Arabians try to cut Tooter's head off. At that moment, he cries for Mr. Wizard's help.

## Trivia

* The secondary title references *Beau Geste,* a character from the novel of the same name in the French Foreign Legion.
Up in the Air

**Up in the Air** is the fourth episode of *Go Go Gophers.* In this episode, Colonel Kit Coyote and Sergeant Okey Homa take to the air with a rickety airplane to drop bombs on the Gopher Indians.

## Story

Colonel shows Sergeant his new flying machine, which Colonel plans to use to fly over the camp of the Gopher Indians at dawn and drop bombs. Sergeant becomes a bit hesitant when he says "we", saying he'd rather ride a horse.

At Ruffled Feather and Running Board, they laugh at the idea of the big flying machine of the Colonel. The next morning, Colonel and Sergeant arrive at the plane, and Sergeant is still reluctant. After he gets the plane started by rotating the propellers (and being whacked by them), he and the Colonel get to flying. Eventually, they make it to the teepee of the Indians. Colonel tosses a missile and it blows up, but Ruffled Feather and Running Board leave.

They decide to go get something that flies themselves to get even with Colonel, so they happen to get an eagle the next morning. That same following morning the Colonel and Sergeant go back to the site to blow up the Indians themselves, but they shoot arrows at the plane when they are higher than them on the eagle. As the plane falls, Sergeant and Colonel open their umbrellas, but Ruffled Feather and Running Board shoot at them too.
The Man in the Blue Denim Suit

**The Man in the Blue Denim Suit (or Hay! Hay!)** is the thirty-ninth and final episode of *Tooter Turtle.* In this episode, Tooter becomes a farmer.

## Story

Tooter would like to become a farmer, just lying on a hammock and watching the crops grow. Mr. Wizard says there's more to being a farmer than that, although Tooter still wants to be one.

Farmers wake up at the crack of dawn, with the help of their roosters. But when Tooter still doesn't get up from bed, his boss wakes him up and showers water on him, telling him they have a lot to do. The first thing Tooter does is milk the cow, which is hard when the cow keeps whacking Tooter with its tail, even when Tooter tries to weigh it down with a rock - the rock just hits Tooter in the head. Tooters head for the hammock, but his boss gets him out of it.

Tooter must plow. He lines the tractor up a tree and then drives, crashing into everything including the tree. Figuring he is done, he goes to the hammock, but once again, the boss comes through. Tooter then has to use his machine to turn the cut up hay on the ground into bales, though he ends up getting himself in a bale. Tooter then brings a bull on a truck thinking it is a cow, resulting in the bull to go charging after him. Tooter shouts for Mr. Wizard, who comes to his rescue.
The Eyes Have It

**The Eyes Have It** is the thirty-fifth episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, Tennessee Tuxedo believes that he needs glasses.

## Story

All the animals at Megapolis Zoo take up bowling. Tennessee is the best bowler in the zoo and prepares for the Stanley Cup Bowling Tournament, but Jerboa Jump and Tiger Tornado and makes like a doctor to fake out Tennessee, giving him glasses which blind him. Mr. Whoopee meets him and says that the glasses are made from caps, and then he tells Tennessee about eyeglasses and rules for good eyesight although referring him to a real eye doctor. However, Tennessee realizes he doesn't need one and manages to win the tournament - even when Jerboa gives him a lopsided ball.

## Trivia

* The bowling balls in the background are the usual black, but the cel balls (the ones the characters use) are all colored red. This is especially jarring when they appear to be lined up.
* When Tiger Tornado says "He's even in the wrong alley!", he has Jerboa Jump's voice.
* This is the first time Mr. Whoopee comes to Tennessee instead of vice versa.
* One shot of Tennessee and Chumley inside Whoopee's office show them at the bowling alley instead.
The Big Fromage

**The Big Fromage** is the third episode of *Klondike Kat.* In this episode, Savoir Faire attempts to steal Major Minor's cheese.

## Story

Major Minor reminds Klondike Kat to look after his newly delivered cheese wheel while he's gone, so Savoir Faire doesn't steal it. Klondike Kat is sure he won't steal it since he's on the job.

Meanwhile, Savoir Faire and Malamutt are at their dinner table, but have nothing to eat. Malamutt smells the cheese and so does Savoir Faire. At Fort Frazzle, Klondike Kat sets up a burglary alarm with wires everywhere that'll shock if he plugs them in. Savoir Faire plugs the alarm in and Klondike gets shocked until the plug goes out. Savoir Faire teases Klondike Kat with his catchphrase, and had already entered the refrigerator and has the cheese.

After some messing around, Klondike Kat gets out a gun and chases Savoir Faire up to the roof. Savoir Faire warns Klondike Kat not to shoot him, or else the cheese will drop and break into pieces. Klondike Kat accidentally drops the gun and it slides down, knocking Savoir Faire off his feet which has him drop the cheese. The two scramble downstairs just as Major Minor comes back, and a crash occurs. Even though Klondike Kat gets the mouse, the cheese breaks anyway.
Trial of the Traitors

**Trial of the Traitors** is the seventeenth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother are put in trial for their crimes.

## Story

King Leonardo is tired of Itchy and Biggy's endless plots, but he doesn't know how to stop them once and for all. Leonardo's talking brings up "trials" which gives Odie Cologne an idea to put the traitors on trial before the entire kingdom. Itchy and Biggy are put in court. Odie then shows some proof of their acts.

First, he brings up how they tricked Leonardo into thinking that he was "out of touch" with Bongo Congo, and then before Leonardo knows it, he was running around hopelessly due to looking regular for Itchy took his attire. And secondly, when Itchy and Biggy disguised themselves as Leonardo's footmen in his royal car, and tricking him to fall off a cliff. Itchy cluelessly yells "I object!", but doesn't know what he's objecting to. He also shows another exhibit - sabotaging the rocket of the king that falls and explodes.

Itchy unknowingly confesses this crime. Odie also exhibits the time where Biggy hires "Terrible Tim" to fight Leonardo. Leonardo tells the jury to "retire for a verdict". The jury finds the villains guilty and to be banished from the kingdom. Before they are dragged out of the court, Biggy claims that they will be back, and states the jury will be sorry they did that.

## Trivia

* Footage from Riches to Rags, Drumming Up the Bongos, Royal Amnesia, and Ringside Riot are used.
When the Fair Comes to Your Town

**When the Fair Comes to Your Town** is the third and last episode of *The Sing-a-Long Family.* In this episode, the family goes to the fair.

## Lyrics

*Come out to the fair!*

*Oh, there was a roller coaster*

*The kids were afraid to ride*

*Papa said "Don't be frightened, I'll be by your side"*

*The ride went zooming wildly, the kids began to shout*

*But when that ride was over...*

*It was Papa they carried out!*

*There's a great affair, that you can share*

*When the fair comes to your town*

*You'll find pleasure there, beyond compare*

*When the fair comes to your town!*

*Sister saw a quarter doll*

*And cried, she wanted that*

*So Papa paid for baseballs to knock the ducks down flat*

*He missed, and missed, and missed again*

*He was wild to hit those ducks*

*He finally won that quarter doll...*

*For only fifteen bucks!*

*There's a great affair, that you can share*

*When the fair comes to your town*

*You'll find pleasure there, beyond compare*

*When the fair comes to your town!*

*The Tunnel of Love was just the thing that Mama had to try*

*With Papa in the rowboat, the kids all waved goodbye*

*The Tunnel of Love inside black as coal*

*When finally they came out*

*Papa was swimming beside the boat*

*Mama was kissing a trout!*

*There's a great affair, that you can share*

*When the fair comes to your town*

*You'll find pleasure there, beyond compare*

*When the fair comes to your town!*

## Trivia

* The stripes on the popcorn bags are pink, although on the close up of the youngest son eating the popcorn, the stripes are shown to be blue like his clothing.
* There are four yellow mini curtains on the judge booth, but the close up of the two judges getting hit with pies in the face shows seven.
* The balloon man was holding six balloons, and the five kids each grab one from him. The sixth balloon just disappears.
* The dizzy husband that gets off the Ferris wheel is shown walking on the sky.
Trojan Totem

**Trojan Totem** is the fifteenth episode of *Go Go Gophers.* In this episode, The Gophers give Colonel Kit Coyote the gift of a totem pole.

## Story

Sergeant Okey Homa helps The Colonel get arrows stuck in him after he got attacked by a group of Indians - which of course are just the two Gophers, Running Board and Ruffled Feather. Colonel decides to plan a surprise attack himself on them. But suddenly, a huge totem pole is brought into the fort grounds, a gift from the Gophers. Nevertheless, Colonel still aims for the attack tomorrow.

That night, the Gopher Indians come out of the totem pole and sneak into the fort, and they grab all the rifles and decide to place them all in the closet of the Colonel. The next morning, Sergeant informs Colonel that the rifles have been stolen. When he opens the closet, all the rifles come out and fall on him. Because he is injured by this, he postpones the attack until tomorrow.

The next night, the Gophers come out of the pole and take all the uniforms and put them in the well. The next morning, Colonel follows a trail of abandoned clothing on the ground to the well. Ruffled Feather gives him a whack and he falls in. Because the uniforms need some care, the attack is postponed again. That night, the Indians this time raid all the explosives and put them in the totem, and stick a feather out. They make a disturbance to wake up the Colonel. Colonel spots the feather, climbs up, and pulls it out, causing the pole to explode and it sends him and the Sergeant soaring into the well.

## Trivia

* The Gophers' noses are black in this cartoon.
* When Sergeant blinks as Colonel states that the totem pole was just a trick, his body moves to the side when his eyes are in place.
* There are noticeable paint strokes when Colonel is seen looking in the well.
Wiki Les Mondes Perdues de l'Humanité

**Bienvenue sur le Wiki Les Mondes Perdues de l'Humanité, l'Ascension de l'Humanité!**
Lore de la Confrérie, LMPH

Les Mondes Perdues de l'Humanité, l'Ascension de l'Humanité est un Lore Science-Fiction mélangé à de la fantasy.

Créer, écrit et imaginer par Prinz Mace (Daytoka) tous droits est réservé.

Via la réunion du 15/06/2022, regroupant les membres de la Confrérie de Vostélia, via l'approbation de Mace (Daytoka), des membres Paladin ainsi que du staff dirigeant. Le Lore est entièrement à Prinz Mace (Daytoka), Tom. Ne pouvant pas être légué, ni donner, ni prêter. Le Lore est concentré seulement sur la volonté de Daytoka. De plus, chaque personne ajoutant des choses, ainsi que des pages et contribuant à l'élaboration du Lore sera démise de leur projet et de leur création. Ce qui signifie, qu'une fois la page poster sur le Wiki, la page ne vous appartiens plus et est entièrement à Daytoka et à la Confrérie de Vostélia.

Chaque personne peut travailler bénévolement sur le Lore, sans gagner rien en échange. Selon leur inspiration et leur envie, mais chaque chose nouvelle, ainsi que créer, reviens directement sous la direction de Daytoka ainsi que de la Confrérie. Chaque chose une fois confirmée par Daytoka sera introduite dans le Lore et aucune possibilité de retirer même si on quitte le projet sauf via l'accord de Daytoka.

## Articles importants

* Grand Empire de Sparta
* L'Empire Robotique
The Zoolympics

**The Zoolympics** is the fifty-eighth episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, Tennessee Tuxedo and Jerboa Jump's teams train for the Zoolympics.

## Story

Megapolis Zoo has tryouts for the big Zoolympics in a month, however, because Tennessee and Jerboa have a fight over who would be a good coach, Stanley Livingston has them do three challenges. However, while Jerboa's team performs greatly, Tennessee's is bad.

They all visit Mr. Whoopee who explains how proper diet, exercise and a good breakfast start each day can make a winning team, in spite of Jerboa Jump's sneaky tricks. But because Jerboa's team thinks they're so good, they don't exercise, party, and sleep late and skip breakfast. As a result, the team isn't in top shape when the challenges are on and Tennessee wins.

## Trivia

* Technically, both of the running challenges show that there is a tie twice.
The Great Train Robbery

**The Great Train Robbery** is the sixteenth episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, The Fox steals an entire train.

## Story

As the sun rose on the Hudson River, things were going as normal. Tugboats and ferry boats moved about, however, under the railroad tunnel, The Fox was digging a new tunnel in a new scheme. As the 25th Century Unlimited had entered the tunnel, Fox switches the tracks and manages to get the entire train.

Meanwhile, the "wide awake" Hunter gets the memo of the crime via phone. Hunter agrees to solve the case and also does some train "imitations", causing the caller to seemingly hang up. While on his trail, The Hunter sees a wedding in progress, although he tells himself he can't stop and proceeds, trying to squeeze in the way of two ladies who admire the bride's dress train. Hunter tries to seize the couple, but the husband punches him.

The Hunter makes his way to the roundhouse where all the trains go. He uses his horn to do an imitation of the mail train right in the middle of the turntable track, so all the trains come and crash into him. Hunter proceeds on the "right track" when he falls off the open bridge and falls in the pipe of a passing boat. It arrives in Bermuda where Hunter meets the disguised Fox who has the stolen train on pontoons in the water. Hunter doesn't have the money The Fox wants for a ride in the train back to the mainland, but Fox makes it up to him and has him row the huge train back. Two weeks later, Hunter arrives at the dock where Officer Flim Flanagan and other police officers await. Flanagan congratulates Hunter for catching the Fox. All Hunter wants for a reward is liniment for his back.

## Trivia

* The "25th Century Unlimited" is a spoof on the *20th Century Limited* train.
* The phone wire disappears when Hunter says "I also do other imitations".
The Lumberjack

**The Lumberjack** is the thirty-ninth episode of *The World of Commander McBragg.* In this episode, Commander McBragg tells about when he was a lumberjack.

## Story

The North Woods Lumberjack Company had called McBragg to help them get back on schedule. McBragg cuts down trees as fast as possible and manages to wipe out the entire forest. While work was done, McBragg had to get rid of the huge pile of logs left in the river. McBragg lights dynamite but his foot gets stuck in between one of the logs, and time gets short. Luckily, McBragg builds a log cabin that shields him and takes him to shore.

"Commander, you really put your foot in it that time!"
The Big Pow-Wow

**The Big Pow-Wow** is the forty-third episode of *Go Go Gophers.* In this episode, Running Board and Ruffled Feather call for a pow-wow of all area tribes.

## Story

As seen previously, Colonel Kit Coyote's newest gadget, The Indian Giver, had made the Gopher Indians defeated. Because the invention could track the exact location they are at, they are unable to sneak into the fort because the army men have already known they are coming. The two Indians decide to leave Gopher Gulch, much to the merriment of Colonel who wants to have a celebration.

The Gophers speak with various Indian tribes across the land, inviting them all to a pow-wow and all of them accept the invitation. While they are doing this, Colonel invites people to his peace ceremony, and while doing so he requests the fort to get rid of and break all their security, such as their wall and weapons, and also asks Sergeant Okey Homa to fill the cannon with concrete.

When the huge Indian team is assembled, the fort's Indian alarm goes off much to the surprise of Colonel who is still in denial that the Indians are coming back. However, it is too late, the fort has no protection and the weapons don't work as they used to. So the Indians vigorously demolish the fort. They also take The Indian Giver machine.
The Unteachables

**The Unteachables (or The Lawless Years)** is the seventh episode of *Tooter Turtle.* In this episode, Tooter becomes an "FBY" member.

## Story

Tooter tells Mr. Wizard that life isn't as exciting as it used to be, and wants to be one of those "FBY Unteachables". So, Mr. Wizard transports him.

In a time where crime was rampant, there was especially a crime group called who could never be taught that crime will pay. A small man of the group offers Tooter either money or pain, and tells him that if he doesn't catch Black Head Bark, he can make Tooter what he wants. However, Black Head Bark was the #1 public enemy, he would bootleg water and use it for soda. Tooter pursues to catch him. He tries crashing in the hideout doors but fails, even with something to take the steel down. Tooter then dresses up as a thug then goes in Black Head Bark's hangout, but inside Black Head Bark gives him a beating. The small guy still offers him to change his mind.

Tooter tells a fellow about an income tax invasion and opens up a bag which has a stick of dynamite that explodes. The little man still talks to Tooter in his filing cabinets. Tooter hops on a telephone pole to do wiretapping. Tooter talks on the phone saying he hasn't learned much, when suddenly the little man is sawing the telephone pole. After some more talking, Tooter calls for Mr. Wizard's help, who sends him back home just as the pole falls.