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Long Lost Lennie

**Long Lost Lennie** is the thirty-third episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, King Leonardo gets ownership of a town his uncle left behind.

## Story

One day, a limousine hosting six lawyers from the United States visited Leonardo's palace with important news. The leader of the pack shows Leonardo the will of his late uncle Lennie, who made him his only heir. The first lawyer reads the will but speaks "like a lawyer", much to the annoyance of Leonardo.

So to translate, he says that Lennie left Leonardo an entire town he found, titled Gravestone. Leonardo recalls this, and also remembers that Lennie kept his silver there after leaving Bongo Congo to find his fortune. Leonardo signs the will and becomes the owner of the town. He, along with Odie Cologne, leave Bongo Congo, and the news of this passes all around until it reaches Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother.

Itchy remembers Uncle Lennie, and brings up his thing with silver. Biggy is automatically motivated and tells Itchy to get packing to Gravestone, and plan to keep Leonardo out of the town while they find the silver before them. Since the two heroes are unaware of this they are in no rush, while Biggy and Itchy are. Leonardo and Odie ride a boat and a train, but their adventure stops with the train since no station goes to Gravestone. They ask a man on a horse carriage who agrees to take them, but only takes them half way because Gravestone is an actual ghost town.

## Trivia

* This is the first time we see a butler at the palace.
Medicine Man

**Medicine Man** is the tenth episode of *Go Go Gophers.* In this episode, the Gophers attempt to injure Colonel Kit Coyote for his bologna.

## Story

The supply wagon full of Colonel's bologna arrives at the fort. Colonel tells Sergeant Okey Homa to put it in the kitchen and to close the gates before the Indians come. He is alerted that Indians are coming which sends him in fight mode, although Sergeant tells him that the only Indians are Ruffled Feather and Running Board, who are waving a flag.

Colonel thinks they have come to surrender and they even bring a "gift" for him which is a blanket, however, they want to trade him the blanket for the bologna. Colonel declines. Ruffled Feather says he is "full of bologna", and so he throws them out. Running Board warns him that they'll get medicine "magic" to make him sick, but Colonel laughs it off although worries that they'll come back for bologna, so he tells Sergeant to put it in the cannon.

Colonel claims he has never had a headache in his life, although he gets one when one of the Gophers whacks him with a hammer. Then they put hot pepper in his coffee. When he discovers what the Gophers are doing, he decides to blast at them using his cannon, ignoring Sergeant who tries warning him about the bologna being in there. The Gophers begin feasting on the bologna pile.

## Trivia

* Before Running Board says "You'll be sorry", his left arm is gone.
* Colonel's nose is seen browner than his muzzle when he says "Close those gates!".
I Feel Like Humpty Dumpty

**I Feel Like Humpty Dumpty** is the tenth and final episode arc of *The Beagles.* In these series of episodes, Stringer and Tubby are forced in a Humpty Dumpty-esque publicity stunt.

## Story

### Part 1 (#35)

Scotty wakes Stringer and Tubby up with a headline: Director C.B. Schemiel is looking for a song for his new movie. He has The Beagles play their newest song, *Humpty Dumpty,* and is sure the song would fit in a movie, but he has to make Schemiel like it. To be sure, Scotty has Stringer dressed up in an egg suit sitting on a wall at the movie studio, where he plans that Tubby pushes Stringer down onto a mattress, and when the egg breaks, the Beagles will play the song.

Unfortunately, this backfires, because as Schemiel drives into the studio, Tubby and Stringer fall the opposite way of the wall, so Schemiel misses it. They give it another try, this time Stringer will be let down with a crane into the lunchroom right next to Schemiel's table, and the same thing would occur. But this also fails and Stringer falls into the basement. Scotty has one more attempt - this time, Stringer would fall down the 15th story window the hotel building Schemiel lives.

### Part 2 (#36)

At the hotel building, Scotty goes over the plan: When he waves his handkerchief when Schemiel arrives, Stringer will fall from the 15th story window and Tubby catches him with a convertible that he backs up in to the falling area. They give it a test run with the egg itself, and Stringer is sure it is foolproof. When it happens, Tubby ends up having trouble starting the car, and eventually it goes back and crashes into the hotel lobby. But after some roughness, Stringer actually falls in the car when he falls at last, getting applause. They perform their song, and C.B. Schemiel is interested in using it.

## Trivia

* Part 2 is the final episode of any show produced by Total Television Productions themselves, following the studio's closure two years later.
* These two parts are the only new *Beagles* episode that aired in 1967.
Highway Petrol

**Highway Petrol (or Road Blockhead)** is the fourth episode of *Tooter Turtle.* In this episode, Tooter becomes a highway patrolman.

## Story

When Tooter arrives at Mr. Wizard's, Mr. Wizard already knows that Tooter wants to be something he isn't. This time, Tooter wants to be a highway patrolman, so Mr. Wizard makes him one.

Immediately, when we see Tooter and his patrol car, he gets a report for a bank robber who got away, and is heading towards Tooter's way. Tooter replies "Roger" which confuses the reporter. Right at that moment, the robber passes by, so Tooter drives after him then goes the backroads so he can be ahead of the crook and do a roadblock. Although, the roadblock fails and the criminal just crashes in Tooter. After making up the criminal's name, Roger Smoger, it is then said that a highway patrolman has the fastest car and the wisest mind that can outrun the crook.

Even though Tooter doesn't fall for a tunnel that Roger Smoger quickly paints on a rock at first, he drives back to it and crashes when trying to enter. Tooter tries painting the tunnel himself, though strangely Roger is able to go through it. Tooter and Roger are now on the mountain roads. Roger quickly drives up while Tooter gets out to look for a clue, as suggested by the radio reporter. That's when Roger throws a boulder down on Tooter's head. Tooter makes it to his home hideout, proving he is wise even when not in car, but Roger isn't inside, rather, some dynamite instead that goes off. Tooter then calls the other highway patrolmen, but quickly calls for Mr. Wizard's help when all of them are about to collide in him at once.

## Trivia

* Tooter's car number is "44444". This may seem like a reference to police sitcom *Car 54, Where Are You?* since there are *five* "4s", but it is actually just a coincidence since said sitcom didn't air until the following year, 1961.
* The tunnel-painting gag is borrowed from the *Wile E. Coyote* and *Road Runner* cartoons.
Bye Bye Bees

**Bye Bye Bees** is the ninety-second episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, King Leonardo and Odie Cologne are chased by a man with a gun while Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother try raiding the bee tree.

## Story

As seen previously, news goes that the boat containing Bongo Congo's shipment of honey had sunk, leaving the kingdom without honey for a period of time. Leonardo and Odie remember a bee tree they had found as kids with honey, so they go to find it, and so do Biggy and Itchy. However, in the valley of the bee tree, there is a man gatekeeping the place as his private property, and will shoot if anyone steps in.

Leonardo tells the man to step aside, and also says he's the king, but the man laughs primarily because Leonardo isn't wearing his crown, instead his beekeeper hat. Leonardo and Odie try talking to him, but the man just starts shooting and chasing after the two heroes. This gives Biggy and Itchy the chance to sneak into the valley now that he's gone. They sneak in and make it to the bee tree, and Biggy orders Itchy to climb up to the hive as Leonardo and Odie are still running along.

When Itchy saws the branch the hive is on, it falls on Biggy's head and results in a bunch of bees buzzing around and terrorizing Biggy. One stings Itchy and soon enough they are both entirely swarmed by bees. They run out of the valley with bees flying all around them, while meanwhile Leonardo and Odie are still being chased by the gatekeeping man. Unfortunately, it may seem like no one wins, as Biggy and Itchy are injured by bees and Leonardo and Odie are injured by gunshots and neither get honey. But however, the shooter apologizes for what he did when he realizes Leonardo is actually the king, and gives him a big barrel of honey.
Teeing Off

**Teeing Off** is the sixty-second episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, Itchy Brother golfs against King Leonardo.

## Story

As seen previously, Odie Cologne felt worried for Leonardo's health, for he had been working too much. He decided to help Leonardo find a sports hobby. While a lot of these are failures for Leonardo, magically by chance golf becomes a sport that he is suddenly really good at. As a result, he decided to host a tournament with the blue bloods of his family with prizes, but the only one of those was Itchy.

Itchy gets the invitation and says that he doesn't really dig golf, though Biggy Rat says that considering the gold cup worth 50,000 Bongo Bucks, it was a must for him. So even with hesitation, Biggy takes Itchy to go practice golfing. Biggy tells him to "address the ball", which Itchy thinks is for actually mailing it even though he meant to pursue it. Biggy reads to him the proper golfing position, which gets Itchy in a twist.

At last it was time for the golf tournament. Leonardo was still a champion and was doing far more than Itchy. But on the seventh hole, when Itchy swings, the ball hits Leonardo and his luck disappears, so now the tables turned. Leonardo blew, and Itchy was winning. It didn't help that Biggy was also forcing Leonardo to not win. Every time he made a shot, Itchy did something to prevent it from making it to the hole. Finally, the two were tied. Odie worries that not only will Leonardo lose the prize, he'll lose his self respect. Odie gives him a hit in the head with a club and Leonardo is suddenly great again, and wins the tournament.
The Armored Car Coup

**The Armored Car Coup** is the eleventh episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, The Hunter is on the trail of finding stolen armored cars.

## Story

Just as The Hunter leaves for his California vacation, armored cars back in New York were already disappearing. Bank presidents were up in arms and depositors were storming banks. Eventually, Officer Flim Flanagan tells the mob of reporters that this is no doubt the work of The Fox, and The Hunter must stop him.

In his helicopter, Flanagan arrives by Hunter who is fishing on Golden Gate Bridge and Flanagan tells him the news. After some joking, Hunter says that he needs a vacation and nothing will make him leave, however he ends up being pulled out on the river by a fish. The fish somehow brings him all the way to the New York pier. Hunter still refuses to help, but just only agrees to do so just so Flanagan can pull him up from the water.

The city is a ghost town much to Hunter's surprise, because no one can trust banks and is keeping their money home. The Hunter's first clue is a used car lot, so he enters and sticks his gun at the seller, thinking it is The Fox. The seller cries thinking he is a thief, and hits him with a book. Hunter then makes it to a motorcade of armored cars. Hunter sticks his gun at the driver, so he responds by shooting at Hunter with his tank. Hunter's last place is a neighborhood of haven homes where The Fox is selling armored car houses. The Hunter checks one out and blows his horn inside, and the sound blasts the door on Fox. Flanagan comes to collect The Fox and asks Hunter for his reward. Hunter would like a lift back to California, so the Fox gives him one using a firework rocket.

## Trivia

* The Hunter is noticeably colored more dark in this cartoon.
* When Flanagan says "Or me name ain't Flim Flanagan", his body goes on top of his hand.
* When Hunter is being pulled by the fish as he skids on water, Hunter is gurgling even though he doesn't seem to be going underneath the water.
Goofy Guarding

**Goofy Guarding** is the forty-seventh episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, The Hunter and Horace guard a store.

## Story

After receiving a tip that the Fox is planning to steal a new shipment of diamonds, the local Department Store hires the Hunter and Horace to guard the store. The Hunter stakes out to watch for The Fox but is continually interrupted by Horace, who sucks him into a vacuum cleaner and tears the store apart with a riding lawn mower. Luckily, Horace also mows down the disguised Fox and saves the diamonds.
Okefenokee Swamp

**Okefenokee Swamp** is the eleventh episode of *The World of Commander McBragg.* In this episode, Commander McBragg tells about an encounter with a black snake.

## Story

McBragg starts his story in the Okefenokee Swamp, where he was rowing down in an effort to find the world's largest black snake, braving hazards while alone. Although, the snake is the one who catches him, grasping his neck which McBragg tries to escape. It then tosses him down a pit. McBragg is cornered by the black snake, although remembering that the snake is American, McBragg whistles The Star Spangled Banner which stuns him. McBragg climbs out the pit using the snake and carries it off, while acting it out back in his living room while climbing a coat hanger - which falls. "Now that is a smash ending!"

## Trivia

* McBragg's eyes are visible for a second.
Bayou Blues

**Bayou Blues** is the sixty-fourth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother scare King Leonardo and Odie Cologne off their boat.

## Story

As seen previously, the Mardi Gras parade in New Orleans was looking for a genuine king, so Leonardo was chosen. Him and his true blue Odie sailed on a boat on the Mississippi River, but not all was peaceful for Biggy and Itchy snuck on in disguises, and secretly gave Leonardo a hard time. And now to ensure that he is really gone, they both decide to have a shooting duel with Leonardo.

That evening inside the boat restaurant, Itchy and Biggy, disguised as two men named "Bascom Branchwater" and "Frenchy LaShuffle" respectively, invite Leonardo and Odie to play a card game. Leonardo suggests Go Fish. Because of Itchy's trickery, Leonardo lost every time, which rather amazes him at how "good" "Bascom" is. "Frenchy" makes a comment that Leonardo thinks that Bascom is cheating, so Bascom challenges him to a duel. That night, pacing back and fourth on the deck, Odie hears Biggy and Itchy in their room preparing for gun duel, and how Itchy will easily win since he's giving Leonardo a gun with no bullets.

The next day on the dock, as Biggy gives Leonardo his empty gun, Odie says that Leonardo will use his own gun. Itchy starts worrying, which makes Leonardo realize that it is the two villains. As Biggy shoots at Leonardo the two royal heroes jump out of the boat. The captain of the ship mentions that he heard guns, but Biggy and Itchy pass them off as crickets. Leonardo and Odie hitchhike a boat ride the rest of their way, although little did they know, was that Biggy and Itchy were already there, disguised as the King and Odie. However, they decide to do some disguising themselves. Leonardo disguises as a chef and Odie hides under the dish lid. When Itchy opens the dish, Odie whacks Itchy with a hammer and they take care of the two villains. But before they leave they leave to go to the parade, Odie puts an apple in Biggy's mouth.

## Trivia

* At first when Biggy and Itchy relax in their hotel room in their disguises, Itchy's top lip is colored like the inside of his mouth. This is fixed the second shot after a close up of Biggy.
	+ In the same scene (which isn't fixed the second time), Itchy's hand that is spinning the crown around is colored in the same shade as the actual Leonardo.
Crash Diet

**Crash Diet** is the twenty-sixth episode of *Go Go Gophers.* In this episode, the Gopher Indians create a fake telegram to make Colonel Kit Coyote lose weight by the time General Nuisance shows up.

This is the last episode from the first season.

## Story

Colonel offers Sergeant Okey Homa a piece of blueberry pie, however the Gophers steal it, using an arm extension to grab the entire pie. After Sergeant figures the Indians stole it, Colonel and Sergeant charge after Running Board and Ruffled Feather, but they get away. The Gophers, seeing how fat the Colonel is, decide to make a fake telegram so they can get his food.

Colonel is given this telegram which is claimed to be from General Nuisance, saying that fat officers are against regulations and he will be inspecting Coyote next week. Colonel fears and has to lose 25 pounds in just one week. The Gophers come in and agree to "help" the Colonel lose his weight. The Colonel accepts their help. When he is taken to the gymnasium, he finds a table of food and almost helps himself, but the Gophers tell him that the food is for themselves. While Colonel exercises on the rowing machine with struggle, the Gophers eat after helping him with the machine, which sends him flying.

The Gophers also help him make his barbell heavier than before which sends him falling down a hole, and they also tie him up in springs and once more help themselves to the food. At last, the Gophers put The Colonel in a steam machine which explodes, and sends him falling into the fort where General Nuisance is there. General Nuisance says he never sent a telegram, which makes Colonel realized he had been tricked by the Indians. He chases them away at the end.
Our Man in Manhattan

**Our Man in Manhattan** is the twenty-second episode of *The World of Commander McBragg.* In this episode, Commander McBragg tells when he was a secret agent.

## Story

McBragg's story takes place in New York, where he was a secret agent with an important mission to take a briefcase to an ambassador on the 50th floor of The Empire State Building. On his way, he is met with many enemies who demand the briefcase. McBragg scared the first two with his belt that was actually a trained rattlesnake, and then puts his two shoes together to make a shotgun, then uses tear gas on the final enemy then ties him up using his coat. When McBragg reaches the building, all the enemies corner him. McBragg laughs, because he has one last trick up his sleeve - his smoking pipe that is a secret jet engine that he uses to reach the ambassador.

## Trivia

* One of the enemies resembles Rocky Manonoff.
Horn-a-Plenty

**Horn-a-Plenty** is the sixth episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, The Fox steals The Hunter's horn.

## Story

They say that every man in history had something that symbolized their famed strength: King Arthur his sword, Samson his hair, and Sherlock Holmes' hat, as for The Hunter, he had his horn, he wouldn't do his job without it.

Therefore, it was wise enough for the Fox to steal it as he gets the idea to do so. The Fox goes out disguised on the street with a 5,000 pound weight hanging up, and asks the passing Hunter if he is that famous detective. As Hunter signs an autograph, Fox asks Hunter if he can blow his horn. When he does so, The Fox lets go of the rope and the weight crashes on Hunter, giving Fox the opportunity to take it. When The Hunter submerges from the weight, dazed and flattened, a man asks if he is sick and The Hunter responds that he is The Hunter. But since he doesn't have his horn, the man just laughs at him.

Since he was powerless, The Fox was able to steal anything he could. The Fox also tricks Hunter and throws him off his trail in search of the horn. Each time The Hunter is tricked to go to the "world's most famous horn", it just turns out to be anything but musical horns. For the first time, Fox tricks him into going to the Matterhorn, and secondly he is pushed in the water to go to Cape Horn. Then thirdly, The Fox takes The Hunter to the horn of a charging bull. The Hunter holds onto The Fox in fear, making the bull charge into both of them. The Fox is caught and Officer Flim Flanagan thanks The Hunter for retrieving all the stuff he stole, but The Hunter is glad he retrieved his horn.

## Trivia

* The Fox brings up the events of Brookloined Bridge and Fort Knox Fox.
* A clip from this cartoon was used in the opening for the 1996 Golden Books restoration of *The Underdog Show.* Namely, the scene where the weight falls on The Hunter.
Oyster Stew

**Oyster Stew** is the fifty-second episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, The Fox invents a boat that vacuums oysters.

## Story

The Fox had finished his strange new boat invention, a boat with a vacuum for oysters. While floating in the Atlantic Ocean, Fox sucks up oyster beds from underneath and they make it up to the boat, where mechanical hands throw out any garbage that aren't oysters. It wouldn't be long until there are only a small number of oysters left.

Oyster lovers get in an uproar over the missing oysters, including Luther Bivalve, the president of the Oyster Operators Protective Society, who decides to call The Hunter on the case. Hunter only learns about the missing oysters while talking about how he wants to visit Luther for some. Eventually, The Hunter makes it to Luther's dock and they drift to the last oyster bed in the Atlantic Ocean. After throwing himself in the water when trying to throw the anchor, Hunter prepares himself to go diving underwater.

As Hunter investigates under the water, Fox spots him in his monitor, so he sucks Hunter up with the vacuum and the hands throw him back in the boat of Luther Bivalve. Hunter appears to have blackened out and awakens three hours later according to Luther. Hunter takes the controls of his boat and goes after The Fox, who is now selling the oyster shells at Coney Island, claiming that they turn sand into pearls. After a wild ride on the ocean, Hunter ends up crashing the boat on land and The Fox and the pearls are now saved. Hunter makes oyster jokes, which annoys Luther.
Bow Wow Blues

**Bow Wow Blues** is the thirty-ninth episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, The Hunter must find the missing city dogs.

This is the final episode to be made for King Leonardo and His Short Subjects.

## Story

On the eve of the worst snowstorm in years, all of the city's dogs go missing. The Hunter takes the case, and just as he is going out, his nephew Horace stops by the office to offer the assistance of his trained flea. The Hunter wants nothing to do with the flea, however, and leaves Horace at the police station with Officer Flim Flanagan before going back out to look for the missing dogs.

The problem is, the snow has become so deep that it is nearly impossible to travel very far outdoors. Luckily, the Hunter stumbles upon the disguised Fox and his latest scheme: selling teams of sled dogs to pedestrians so they can travel through the snow. The Hunter, who does not make the connection to the missing dogs, tries to hire a team. At that moment, Horace's flea leads him and Flanagan to The Fox]'s truck and dashes under the door where the Fox has hidden the missing dogs.

The flea causes a panic and the dogs bust down the truck door and pour onto the street. The Fox is apprehended and as a reward, the scratching Hunter requests dome itching powder for himself - because Horace still can't find his trained flea.

## Trivia

* Officer Flim Flanagan is seen without his hat.
Gatling Gophers

**Gatling Gophers** is the thirteenth episode of *Go Go Gophers.* In this episode, Colonel Kit Coyote acquires a Gatling gun to use against the Gophers.

## Story

Colonel is hard at work in the fort. He calls Sergeant Okey Homa when he finished his new invention - a Gatling gun, which he explains to Sergeant can shoot multiple times at once. He even shows him how it works, which causes disaster in the fort. Ruffled Feather tells Running Board, but he has a plan.

Figuring that the Indians would try to cross a river that leads to falls, Colonel and Sergeant prepare and move on the water with a raft with the gun. They spot the Gophers crossing the river, which in reality, is just a cardboard cutout, and so Colonel shoots multiple times, each time taking the two closer and closer to the waterfall until they fall downwards.

Figuring that the Indians need to go past a tree to get back to their camp, Colonel and Sergeant hide up the tree with the gun, but the clever Indians chop it down. In one final attempt to get the Indians with the Gatling gun, Sergeant pretends to ride a carriage disguised as an old lady while Colonel hides in the back with the gun. Running Board and Ruffled Feather roll a boulder down a cliff, which ruins the carriage and the gun.
Anchors Awry

**Anchors Awry (or Nautical Nut)** is the thirty-sixth episode of *Tooter Turtle.* In this episode, Tooter becomes a sailor.

## Story

Tooter enters Mr. Wizard's place singing with a sailor's cap on. Tooter would like to be a sailor, but not like in the navy as Mr. Wizard suggests - an actual sailor. He becomes one after begging.

Before a sailor becomes a sailor, they serve on the ship as a cabin boy giving the captain his meals. But since the boat is rocky, he falls and throws the food on the captain, so he calls Mr. Blister (a running gag throughout this cartoon) to get rid of Tooter. This also happens when Tooter tries throwing out the trash, and the wind blows it back on deck.

Tooter becomes captain, and more accidents happen from Tooter which result in injury from the captain, who calls Mr. Blister every time. Tooter also stays on the crow's nest, and when it's time to come down he slides down on the rope and lands on the captain. Instead of yelling for Mr. Blister, the captain proceeds to get rid of Tooter himself. Tooter finds himself on the plank over chomping sharks, so he calls Mr. Wizard to get him out of here.
The Comte de Saint-Germain

## Comte de Saint-Germain

**The Comte de Saint-Germain** is a major character in *Card Shark*. He is a noble man who aids the protagonist by teaching him a variety of things. He's the protagonist's primary educator in various card tricks.

## Background

Over the vast majority of the course of the game, he aids the protagonist in a mostly educational manner and most particularly with cards and card tricks. However, he does so in a way to make him act more like a professional gambler. He also educates him about writing, presumably reading, and about the upper class people.

Despite being a cheater and a con-artist, he has donated his rewards to Romani orphans and widows, the people whom have taught him his skills that were taught by him to the protagonist. This makes him serve as The Mentor to the protagonist.

In one of the endings, during a rant that he was making, the Comte will reveal the amount of time he spent teaching the protagonist all of the card tricks that he did.

### Death

He was sent to Guyana with the protagonist and Erdnase. However, soon after arriving, he passes away. In one ending, however, the Comte allows him to live freely and visit the protagonist in Pau. However, years later, he dies in a duel in Paris.

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Am I Glue

**Am I Glue** is the twenty-fourth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother use their new glue-like creation on King Leonardo.

## Story

As seen previously, Charlie Chin from the Secretive Services had given Leonardo and Odie Cologne the news that Biggy and Itchy have a helper on their side, that being Professor Messer. So while Odie and Charlie go out to find the genius, the genius himself creates "French Pastry Paste" for Biggy and Itchy in another attempt to defeat Leonardo.

Biggy goes over the plot with Itchy: they glue Leonardo to the palace wall, and when he can't go out for an appearance, they tell them he's gone and Itchy is the new king. Meanwhile, Odie and Charlie search around for Professor Messer, unaware that they are about to run into him when they get into a delicatessen, which is actually Messer's laboratory in a disguise. Messer himself serves the two, but doesn't give his name although Odie questions him if he seen the professor. Messer gets nervous and gives them some "Nitro Napoleons" while he goes to the back. The napoleons are attached to a dynamite switch that explodes, shooting Odie and Charlie out of the delicatessen.

A palace guard finds Odie and gives him a message, which he decodes. He gives it to Charlie Chin, which says that Itchy and Biggy are at the palace about to put their plot in motion. Itchy and Biggy get there disguised as chefs, telling Leonardo that they have French pastry for him. Biggy puts a bib over Leonardo's face, then attaches him to the wall using the pastry. Odie and Charlie enter and try freeing Leonardo, but it's no use, and they fear the subjects outside Leonardo's palace will turn to Itchy Brother if Leonardo doesn't appear. But they get an idea to saw Leonardo from the wall and bring him out. Even though he can't move, the citizens are glad to see him and the two traitors' plan fails.

## Trivia

* Leonardo's (presumable) palace guard is shown in a blue suit with yellow feathering. Previously, they appeared in green-like uniforms, as well as grey and fully armored in *The Big Freeze.*
* Professor Messer makes a comment that Odie and Charlie "will be the first to see the moon" before blowing up the dishes. This aired just nine years before the actual Neil Armstrong moon landing.
Taxi Turtle

**Taxi Turtle (or My Flag is Down)** is the twenty-eighth episode of *Tooter Turtle.* In this episode, Tooter becomes a taxi driver.

## Story

Tooter returns to Mr. Wizard after he had gone on vacation in New York. There, he had determined what he wanted to be - a taxi driver. Mr. Wizard tries to talk him out of it, but Tooter still wants to be one. Mr. Wizard has no choice but to make himself one.

A cab driver's best way to find customers is at a train station. Tooter is in line with the other cabs, waiting for a customer. A customer comes up to the line, but since Tooter doesn't move up front, another taxi swerves up and takes the customer. When Tooter tries to get another customer, a taxi pushes him to the back and picks the lady instead. When Tooter finds another customer and helps him put his bags in his taxi, Tooter discovers that the taxi isn't his; it is someone else's. Tooter's taxi gets pushed away due to him being out of it, but Tooter is mistaken for a regular civilian and not a cab driver.

Nevertheless, Tooter continues to drive and picks up a customer - after crashing twice when trying to park perfectly. A driver of course has to pay attention to the traffic lights and signs, something Tooter doesn't do since he crashes in a tow truck. The tower mentions that he has to tow it to the garage although Tooter says there's not a scratch on it, so the driver jumps on the cab himself to break it. After taking a shortcut and dropping the customer off, Tooter has another customer - a member from the FBY. The FBY agent shoots at a group of criminals who shoot back, much to the confusion of Tooter, and Tooter and the agent crash. The final straw is when Tooter finds himself in trouble when he enters a one-way tunnel after mindlessly paying no attention, and cars are heading his way. He shouts for Mr. Wizard to end it.

## Trivia

* The FBY agent may be a call back to *The Unteachables.*
Coal Minors

**Coal Minors** is the eleventh episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, Tennessee Tuxedo and Chumley try to heat their quarters.

## Story

It's wintertime, and Tennessee and Chumley are freezing. They get a heating stove, but they have no coal to burn in it. Stanley Livingston won't let them have any of his, so they go to Mr. Whoopee for advice. Mr. Whoopee tells them all about coal mining. Tennessee and Chumley decide to start their own coal mine, and manage to strike charcoal under their tunnel - however, they actually dig in Stanley's own coal stash. As expected, Stanley angrily chases Tennessee and Chumley.
Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales Riddles

Riddles as seen in between segments of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.*

## List

* Why isn't a nose twelve inches long? That would make it a foot.
* What asks no questions but gets many answers? A doorbell.
* What is the biggest pencil in the world? Pennsylvania.
* How can five men stand under one umbrella and not get wet? It's not raining.
* Why did the lobster get embarrassed? It saw the salad dressing.
* Why are fish well educated? They travel in schools.
* After Chumley left home, why did his mother knit three socks? He grew another foot.
* What can run but can't walk? Water.
* What do they call a cat who drinks lemonade? A sour puss.
* What has a foot at each end and another in the middle? A yard stick.
* What is even smarter than a talking horse? A spelling bee.
* What is the biggest bow in the world? A rainbow.
* What do they call a duck who is smart in school? A wise-quacker.
* What has four legs and one foot? A bed.
* What has one horn, is white, and gives milk? A milk truck.
* What has eighteen legs and catches flies? A baseball team.
* What is the most famous bus in the world? Colum-bus.
* What is the smallest room in the world? A mush-room.
* What do they call a monkey who sells potato chips? A chip-monk.
* What has six feet, one tail, and four ears? A man on a horseback.
* If a blue stone falls in the red sea, what will it become? Wet.
* What letter is never found in the alphabet? The one you put in a mailbox.
* Ten birds on a wire scare one away, how many are left? None.
* Why is it bad to leave a clock at the head of the stairs? It might run down.
* Why does The Statue of Liberty stand in New York Harbor? Because it can't sit down.
* What has a head and a tail, but no body? A penny.
* Why is the farmer cruel to his corn? Because when it's grown, he pulls its ears.
* What has only one foot and is alive? Your leg.
He's for the Berries

**He's For the Berries** is the first episode of *Go Go Gophers.* In this episode, Colonel Kit Coyote falls asleep and dreams that he has eaten some berries that made him large.

## Story

Colonel tells Sergeant Okey Homa that he is going to take a nap, so Sergeant says he'll wake him up in half an hour as they are going berry picking. Ruffled Feather and Running Board spy on this from afar. Fearing that he will eat Gopher Berries, they decide to go stop Colonel.

Sure enough, Sergeant and Colonel make it to the Gopher Berry bush. Sergeant warns Colonel about the Gopher Berries which is said to do strange things, but according to Colonel who reads in a manual, "Berries are berries". Colonel eats some ripe Gopher Berries and suddenly turns into a giant, which makes him decide to use this as an advantage to get rid of the Gopher Indians. When he spots Ruffled Feather and Running Board, a chase happens until the Gophers make it in a cave. The cave is of course too small for Colonel, so he stuffs his arm inside the hole, but the Gopher Indians drop a big boulder on his hand.

Colonel gets them out by smoking a cigar, and blowing the smoke in the hole. However, they escape from the top of the cave and drop another boulder on the Colonel's head. Another chase happens and Ruffled Feather and Running Board are met with a dead end in the canyon, and the giant Colonel gets to them. But, the berries then make him small all of a sudden. Colonel frets, and then he is woken up out of what was a dream by Sergeant. After that dream, Colonel opts out of berry picking.
Knight of the Square Table

**Knight of the Square Table (or The Joust and the Unjoust)** is the fifth episode of *Tooter Turtle.* In this episode, Tooter becomes a knight.

## Story

Tooter visits Mr. Wizard with a book about knights, saying that he is cut out to be a knight. Mr. Wizard, saying that he will never learn, makes him into a knight, or namely, "Sir Laffalot DePuddle".

Tooter finds himself riding on a horse in shining armor. He spots when he sees a poster for a fight between him, Sir Laffalot, versus "Sir Murdred". Tooter proceeds to the jousting field where the announcer introduces Laffalot and Murdred to the crowd, and claims that he wants a good clean fight. As the fight is about to begin, Tooter's joust is lowered downwards to him, but he falls off his horse when it comes to him. The announcer scolds him for leaving his horse in the middle of game, resulting in him to lose five points.

With a little help from the announcer poking Tooter's horse's bottom, Laffalot and Murdred charge after each other, although Tooter's joust makes him launch to a stand, where the announcer gives him a 25 point penalty. Tooter and Murdred begin sword fighting, although Tooter isn't particularly the best and proves to be in danger when Murdred starts swinging at him. Tooter hides in his torso plate and cries for Mr. Wizard's help, and off he goes.

## Trivia

* The secondary title is a pun on "the just and on the unjust", from the Matthew 5:45 bible verse.
Over the Falls

**Over the Falls** is the first episode of *The World of Commander McBragg.* In this episode, Commander McBragg tells how he untrailed a group of savages.

## Story

In Ranchapokee, Africa, McBragg suddenly heard the beats of war drums while being carried. It was the war drums of the Ugga Mugga tribe, and suddenly thousands of savages were nearby. McBragg became intimidated when one of their arrows plunges into his shotgun, so he runs off for three days, over mountains and wherever. McBragg finds himself at the brink of a waterfall. When the savages storm up, McBragg dives off the waterfall cliff and plunges so deep he disappears. McBragg imagines the tribes are still waiting for him to come up. McBragg came out of Australia.

"Commander, that story was out of this world!"
Back to the Indians

**Back to the Indians** is the forty-fourth episode of *Go Go Gophers.* In this episode, Running Board and Ruffled Feather alter the stolen Indian Giver detection device so that it detects everything else.

## Story

Colonel Kit Coyote and Sergeant Okey Homa go on the trail to find their Indian Giver machine. They find it alone hiding under a blanket in a cactus, and manage to find the location of the Indians, or so they think, because Ruffled Feather had fixed the machine so it locates whatever else.

Instead, the Colonel and Sergeant pinpoint the location of a fighting ball of tigers, to which they think are the Gopher Indians. As a result, they get in the ferociousness when they run up to grab the "Indians". After that mishap, the Indian Giver picks up water, so Colonel assumes that the Indians are escaping at the river.

But, the "Indians" in the river are actually alligators. After they nearly get eaten, The Colonel decides that the best way to make sure that they really grab the Gophers is to wait until their feathers show up. The Colonel and Sergeant climb up a mountain that the Indian Giver claims the Gophers are on. When they see the feathers of the bird and attack it, the bird picks them up and drops them.
Ringside Riot

**Ringside Riot** is the tenth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, King Leonardo accepts to fight Itchy Brother.

## Story

As seen previously, King Leonardo has to fight Itchy Brother because Biggy Rat spread a rumor on how Leonardo was a cowardly king unless he chose to fight Itchy. Biggy had decided to substitute Itchy for a thug named "Terrible Tom" who would have a much better chance defeating him than Itchy.

It was time for the battle to start. Biggy announces that Itchy had a cold in his feet, so he sent in his replacement Terrible Tim. Odie Cologne accuses him for tricking, but Leonardo wants to prove he is afraid of nothing and gets on with the fight. Odie fears for the king, and runs along to put a plan he has in motion. While meanwhile, Leonardo's attempts to attack Tim are quite hopeless, and soon enough Tim himself starts attacking. Even after throwing him out the fighting ring, he grabs Leonardo and continues on.

Odie is quickly working on his plan, digging and digging under the ring to make a trapdoor. Meanwhile, Biggy sees that Leonardo is still not down yet, so he tells Itchy to whack the bulge he sees come out of the ring's canvas, assuming it would be Leonardo's head. As Leonardo is beaten up more, soon Odie tells him to come near to him. Leonardo does and lures Tim on top of the trapdoor, and when Leonardo takes a swing at him, Odie opens the trapdoor causing Tim to fall in. The crowd thinks that Leonardo swung Terrible Tim out of sight, and cheer. Odie then points at Biggy, but he tries telling the crowd it was just a joke. He happens to be leaning on the canvas, so Itchy sees it bulging and thinks he hit his brother. He goes behind the canvas to get Leonardo's crown, but Leonardo gives him a punch.

## Trivia

* For a scene back behind the canvas, Itchy's eyebrows disappear.
Aztec Antics

**Aztec Antics** is the tenth episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, Stanley Livingston arranges for some archaeologists to make a trip to Mexico to find some artifacts for the zoo.

## Story

Tennessee Tuxedo was once the popular guy in the zoo, until the newest occupant arrived, Jerboa Jump, an acrobatic jumping mouse. Tennessee is outraged and tells Chumley he wants to do something to draw attention, so Chumley throws him higher than Jerboa, but it still doesn't do anything.

Tennessee's chance arrives when the mayor comes to the zoo. He tells Stanley Livingston to send archeologists to go to Mexico to find artifacts of an Aztec zoo to put in Megapolis Zoo, saying that whoever that will do so will be made public heroes. Tennessee eavesdrops everything and comes crashing into Stanley's office, but Stanley right off the bat doesn't allow him the job.

Tennessee continues on, and he and Chumley proceed to escape the zoo to go see Mr. Whoopee before embarking. After flying to their house rolling in tires off a ramp, they learn all about the Aztecs and what happened to them using a book. The real archeologists hired by Stanley drive to Mexico, and come back with two "artifacts" from the Aztec zoo - a penguin and a walrus.
The Astronaut

**The Astronaut** is the thirty-third episode of *The World of Commander McBragg.* In this episode, Commander McBragg tells the story of when he went to space.

## Story

McBragg's adventure this time was aiming to accomplish a record: launching in space and orbiting for 30 days. It is worried that there wouldn't be enough food for him for that time, although McBragg has "McBragg's Marvelous Mixture", one drink of that mixture gives him energy for two days. McBragg launches and is for the most part successful, although he is met with a shower of meteors on the final day. McBragg turns the rockets on and guides safely through the meteors, but it burns his fuel out. McBragg however puts his mixture inside the tank and makes it back safely.

"That story was out of this world!"
Amusement Park

**Amusement Park** is the twenty-fifth episode of *Go Go Gophers.* In this episode, the Gopher Indians take over an amusement park.

## Story

Feeling tired of chasing Ruffled Feather and Running Board after so long, Colonel Kit Coyote suggests to Sergeant Okey Homa a trip to the amusement park to have fun and not worry about the Gophers. However, when they get there, their proposed relaxation is ruined when they are told that the Gophers had taken over the park because it is on their land, therefore thinking they get rides for free.

The Gophers in question are at the shooting gallery, where Ruffled Feather begins to shoot without pay, much to the carny's concern. The carny stays still upon request of Ruffled Feather (because he was making him "nervous"), and so he ends up shooting the entire gallery stand down. The two Gophers escape when Colonel and Sergeant charge up to them, and tripping Colonel with a cane they stole from the carny. The Gophers also jump from a high dive and so do the officers, though they quickly substitute the giant water cart with two little buckets that they fall in.

The Gopher Indians take a ride in the Ferris wheel, of course without pay, though Running Board says that Colonel is paying. The Colonel doesn't pay either and rides the Ferris wheel with the Gophers, but complains that they aren't going fast enough to keep up. The Gophers hop off the wheel and take controls of the ride to make it go as fast as possible. Eventually, they stop the ride and The Colonel and Sergeant fly all the way back to the fort.
Stuper Man

**Stuper Man (or Muscle Bounder)** is the eleventh episode of *Tooter Turtle.* In this episode, Tooter becomes a superhero.

## Story

Tooter greets Mr. Wizard with a dumbbell, claiming he is practicing to be like "Stuper Man" and asks for Mr. Wizard's help. Mr. Wizard makes him a superhero only to get him out of the room before he makes a mess after falling while holding the dumbbell.

Stuper Man can do things unusual to do, like running and flying in the air which Tooter does, until he crashes in an electrical pole. Stuper Man also had to have a disguise to hide his identity, and becomes "*Clock* Kent" who works as a news reporter. He also had a girlfriend, Lois *Loon.* Lois tells Clock about a robbery at a bank, Clock tells her that he'll be there after he makes some changes, which he goes and becomes Stuper Man undercover. Stuper Man gets the robbers, or so he thinks, but they are actually the owners of the bank. It was the master criminal, Black Bark, who outsmarts Tooter by setting up a fake exterior for his hideout, which turns out to take Tooter to the bottom of a cliff.

Back at the news building, Lois reports that Black Bark is escaping on his yacht. Like previously, Clock goes to make "changes", and changes into his secret superhero ego. Stuper Man grabs the yacht and throws it into the water, not aware that he actually got the wrong yacht. Tooter flies off, not even letting bumping into a buoy bell stop him, and flies near Black Bark's yacht. Black Bark shoots at him which doesn't hurt Tooter at all, until he blasts a ball that contains pepper making Stuper Man sneeze and fall to his doom. Fortunately, Mr. Wizard saves him when he calls for help.

## Trivia

* This episode is an obvious parody of *Superman.*
Risky Ransom

**Risky Ransom** is the ninth episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, Horace gets kidnapped by The Fox.

## Story

It was the start of an ordinary day for The Hunter. He got his mail and sat at his desk and had found a letter sent by his relatives, which read fine until he gets to the part where it says he has to take care of his nephew, Horace, tensing him up.

Horace already starts knocking at his door, so Hunter decides to hide behind the door and sneak out when he comes in. Horace slams the door open on his uncle and finds him, laughing that his "surprise" failed. Horace is seen making paper airplanes out of The Hunter's case records. Meanwhile, at The Fox, he is upset that a scheme of his failed thanks to Hunter. Thinking he has to go, he reads in the paper that his nephew is in town, so he plans to take him and ransom him for Hunter's job.

While Horace and Hunter walk down to get a soda Horace wants (and even had Hunter tied up ready to pour ink on him for it), Hunter goes on about how kids nowadays are "space-minded" until Fox swipes Horace. Hunter finds a note on a trash can lid on how Hunter must lay himself off Fox if he wants Horace back. While Hunter gets Officer Flim Flanagan on this, Horace meanwhile gives Fox a hard time and causes trouble with a baseball bat. Fox threatens to blast Horace if he gets up from the seat he is on, and doesn't care if he looks in his magnifying glass. Horace uses his magnifying glass to burn Fox's tail. Fox gives up the ransoming and gives Horace back to The Hunter for free. When Hunter comes out of the post office after mailing the sad news, he opens the door on The Fox and the package he put Horace in. Flanagan collects The Fox and says that his reward is Horace himself.

## Trivia

* When Fox reads the paper, his eyes aren't white.