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Cauliflower Cabby

**Cauliflower Cabby** was a *Total Television Productions* pilot produced in 1966 that did not get picked up for a full cartoon series. As a result, only one cartoon, "*Introducing the Champion",* was put in syndicated airings of *The Underdog Show* sometime in 1973.

## Summary

The cartoon stars the titular character, Cauliflower, who is a cab driver with a secret hero identity known as The Champion.

The pilot starts with Boston Bully and his two henchmen, Shifty and Mac, robbing a bank, and getting away in an invisible car. Soon they are chased by Cauliflower as The Champion. This eventually leads to a shooting fight between Boston and Shifty, and the three guns behind the grille on The Champion's cab. Boston's car runs through a large puddle of oil revealing the car. This leads to Boston's gang turning into the Poodle Street Garage to repaint the car invisible, avoiding The Champion. They leave again and kidnap The Champion's love interest, Pinky Knees.

The Champion is told by his boss that Boston Bully has kidnapped Pinky, and in a rage, chases after them. The Champion covers their car in ink, and follows them into an alley, where Boston threatens to shoot Pinky is The Champion moves. The Champion tricks Boston into think the police are behind him, and precedes to punch the gun out of his hand, and eventually throws Boston, defeated, into a trash bin. It ends on Pinky wishing Cauliflower could be more like The Champion, and The Champion turning to the camera and winking.

## Cast

* Arnold Stang - Cauliflower Cabby/The Champion
* Norma MacMillan - Pinky Knees
* Mort Marshall - Boston Bully

## Trivia

* This pilot is virtually a rehash of The Underdog Show, down to even having dogs as the characters. The body of Pinky Knees (which is a play on Pekingese) is even designed like Sweet Polly Purebred's. The rather obvious similarities are certainly the reason why this pilot was never picked up for a series.
* The trio of crooks rob a bank called "Retriever First National", "Retriever" is misspelled as "Retreiver"
The Bank Dicks

**The Bank Dicks** is the forty-first episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, The Hunter and Horace work in the bank.

## Story

The Hunter and his nephew Horace are commissioned to guard the bank on the day The Fox is rumored to be planning a robbery there. The Hunter shows Horace his methods of guarding, and really screws things up around the bank. The Fox and his gang finally show up dressed as old ladies, and the Hunter unwittingly leads them into the vault to show them the money. Horace sees through their disguises and saves the day by locking them all in the vault and alerting the police.
Banana Skinned

**Banana Skinned** is the eleventh episode of *Klondike Kat.* In this episode, Savoir Faire tries stealing Major Minor's bananas.

## Story

Major Minor tells Klondike Kat to watch a nice bunch of bananas for the next day they will be made into a banana cream pie, but Savoir Faire gets to them first.

After some chasing around, and even with Savoir Faire shooting at Klondike Kat with bananas like guns, Klondike Kat eventually gets back to Savoir Faire by painting and bending dynamite sticks that make like a bunch of bananas. Savoir Faire is surprised to see that banana bunch and proceeds to walk out with it, when Major Minor stops him. Klondike Kat, Major Minor, and Savoir Faire do some tossing around with the bananas that are really dynamite, until Klondike Kat says that they are dynamite about to explode. They do explode, but Klondike Kat, like always, gets his mouse (and sometimes his major).
An Uncommon Cold

**An Uncommon Cold** is the forty-fifth episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, The Fox tries to steal Horace's cookies for his sick uncle.

## Story

Horace's mother sends him to visit his sick Uncle Hunter and bring him a basket of freshly baked cookies. The Fox tries to intercept Horace on the way and steal the cookies, dressing first as a policeman and then an outlaw, but Horace evades him both times. Then the Fox gets clever and beats Horace to the Hunter's house, where he ties up the Hunter, throws him in the closet, and replaces him in bed. Horace arrives and goes through the, "Grandma, what big eyes/nose/teeth you have" routine with the Fox, but Horace sees through the disguise, trips the Fox and knocks him out, and frees his uncle just in time for the two of them to enjoy the cookies.

## Trivia

* The story is based on the *Little Red Riding Hood* tale.
* This is the first time we see another relative of The Hunter, in this case, Horace's mother (or possibly aunt).
* Horace sings a variant of "Merrily We Roll Along" ("skip along" in this case)*.*
The Magnet Men

**The Magnet Men** is the eleventh episode arc of *The Underdog Show.* In these series of episodes, Underdog meets strange magnetic creatures when things start flying in the sky.

## Story

### Part 1 (#45 - 3/6/1965)

It is the day of the National Olympics, and Sweet Polly Purebred is there reporting the news to the people there and the TV watchers. The first event is the broad jumping contest. One of the contestants jumps, but keeps soaring high and high into the air. Everyone is amazed, but the same thing happens with weightlifter and the pole vault jumper. As a result of these strange incidents, the Olympics are cancelled and scientists get to work getting to the bottom of the incidents. Professor Bruno Heimerdown comes to the conclusion that the phenomenon might have to do with the new planet they recently discovered. General Ricketts has a meeting at the White House that they have to go to the planet and see what's on it, as it might wipe out Earth, and only Underdog is the strongest person to do so.

### Part 2 (#46 - 3/6/1965)

Underdog arrives at the White House right as the representatives are planning for his trip, writing that it will take 14 years to get to the planet and also that Underdog needs lots of equipment. Polly arrives and wants to go with Underdog to get a report of the story, and despite Underdog telling her it's dangerous, she still goes. Underdog blasts off and gets to the planet flying at lightning speed. He and Polly get ready to eat, when all of a sudden two metallic men use their magnetic powers to take all of their supplies to start eating them. Underdog tries to fight them but fails, and he and Polly get stuck to one huge magnet.

### Part 3 (#47 - 3/13/1965)

The Magnet Men tell Polly and Underdog, who are still stuck to what is their great gravity gun, that they are hungry and want to eat metal. As a result, they are forced to go back to Earth and to tell everyone to give everything they have metal to them within 24 hours, or else the men will use the gun to pull the Earth away from the sun. They have no choice but to do what they say. However, no one believes Polly's announcement on television, and so everyone in town mobs her studio. Even Professor Bruno Heimerdown doesn't believe them. Polly and Underdog fear they have no choice but to face the Earth's destruction.

### Part 4 (#48 - 3/13/1965)

After the 24th hour passes, the Magnet Men switches on their gravity gun which moves the Earth from its place and far from the sun. Not only do buildings and boats tip over, but water freezes and it starts snowing. Underdog and Polly realize that the reason why the gun attracted them were because of Underdog's metal ring and Polly's metal bracelet. Underdog flies back to the magnet planet without his ring and successfully fights the Magnet Men, destroying them and the gun. He manages to get the Earth back to its place in the sun and all's well that end's well.
Fish Story

**Fish Story** is the second episode of *The World of Commander McBragg.* In this episode, Commander McBragg tells about a giant fish.

## Story

McBragg's tale occurs on the Pacific Ocean. In the middle, he was out on his boat fishing. McBragg gets a big huge fish, that ends up catching him instead when it eats McBragg's boat with him on it. McBragg takes down the boat's two masts and connects them to one giant pole, so when the fish yawns, McBragg sticks it between the fish's jaws and floats out. McBragg goes back home with the fish still biting the pole, planning to turn it into a trophy. However, McBragg ate it out of hunger.
Ghosts Guests

**Ghosts Guests** is the thirty-fourth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, King Leonardo and Odie Cologne walk through the ghost town of Gravestone.

## Story

As seen previously, a group of lawyers came to Leonardo's palace and signed a will with them from his long gone Uncle Lennie, who had a town named Gravestone that he founded and likely has silver hiding in. Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother learn about the news and decide to get there to find the treasure. Of course, Leonardo and Odie are unaware of this, but what is made aware of is the fact that Gravestone is a own full of ghosts.

Despite warning, Leonardo and Odie walked in. Odie reminds him that nothing to fear, but Leonardo claims he's scared despite clearly being. Leonardo tells Odie to give him a drink of water, so he goes to the well but gets pushed down. Leonardo does as well when he goes over. Odie climbs the bucket rope to get out the well and reels Leonardo up in the bucket, then they go in shelter.

Odie fetches out to get more wood. When Leonardo tries lighting matches, a ghost blows each flame out. When they get the fireplace on, the ghost turns it up until it smokes. The two run out and go into a saloon. Odie fetches them milk which the ghosts take. Leonardo gets horrified and runs out the saloon, but Odie is sure that it's a trick, and sure enough they see Itchy and Biggy in the window with their ghost sheets off, also learning about their plot. The two give Itchy and Biggy a taste of their own medicine and scare them while they look for the silver treasure. Odie discovers a safe that contains the silver: a silver spoon left by Lennie. Leonardo gives the town back to the inhabitants and goes back to Bongo Congo.

## Trivia

* The smoking building Leonardo and Odie go out has the word "Prairie" on it, missing the first "I".
Introducing Mr. Mad

**Introducing Mr. Mad** is the seventy-ninth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother meet a new villain, Mr. Mad.

This is the first cartoon to be made for *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales*.

## Story

Odie Cologne was worrying about a problem with King Leonardo. Each night at precisely 11:05pm, Leonardo would get up from his bed in his sleep, walk down the stairs, outside and falling into the moat, and Odie would have to save him. Even when locking his door, he went through and found his way into the moat. Odie worried about what to do with his King, but he would be even more worried about what would soon happen to Leonardo that he is unaware of.

In the hideout of Biggy and Itchy, Biggy reads an ad in the paper that is actually for them, looking for crooks. They head to a creepy old house and are met with a strange figure named Mr. Mad. Mr. Mad introduces himself to the two villains and says he is a collector, a collector of people. He collects every type of person, from an accountant, to an advertiser, to just about more that is unseen. However, one thing Mr. Mad doesn't have is a king.

Mr. Mad asks Biggy and Itchy if they know Leonardo. The two laugh until Mr. Mad silences them. Biggy confesses that they know Leonardo. Mr. Mad wants them to go get him so he can do some research on him, and see how he stands up to "weighty problems", with a literal weight crusher that smashes Itchy's tail, as well as how he responds to "great shock" and literally shocks Itchy when he rests on wires, and most importantly, seeing how he responds to "endless pressure" which is demonstrated with a compressor crushing a log. Mr. Mad had already constructed a plan with his perfect brains.
Motorcycle Mountie

**Motorcycle Mountie** is the twenty-third episode of *Klondike Kat.* In this episode, Klondike Kat chases Savoir Faire with a motorcycle.

## Story

With no objection, Savoir Faire walks away with a table of food that Klondike Kat and Major Minor sit at. This time around, Klondike Kat lets Savoir Faire get away, because he can catch up to him with something new - a motorcycle.

After driving around crudely in the garage, Klondike Kat crashes out of Fort Frazzle. Savoir Faire and Malamutt spot Klondike Kat from a distance on his motorcycle, so they tie a rope to a tree and so Klondike flies backwards when he drives into it, though manages to get back going straight. Klondike Kat chases Savoir Faire around, and through deep snow, until he crashes into stones.

Malamutt and Savoir Faire decide to set up their lair thinking they lost Klondike Kat, although Malamutt can hear him. However, they can't see him, because Klondike Kat is driving on top of the telephone pole wires. Klondike Kat jumps down and grabs Savoir Faire, with his motorcycle still going which Savoir Faire remarks. Klondike Kat whistles, and it comes down and to him like a dog. Klondike Kat rides away with Savoir Faire.
School Days, Fool Days

**School Days, Fool Days** is the fiftieth episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, Horace refuses to go to school and would rather help his uncle on a case.

## Story

Over a 24-hour period, The Fox manages to steal every pan lid in the nation. Things get too serious that Officer Flim Flanagan is called in, and in return he calls The Hunter. The Hunter states that he will get on the case once he takes Horace to school, although Horace would rather help him. Hunter says that he must go to school if he wants to be like his private eye uncle.

When Hunter has his nose on the ground sniffing for clues, so does Horace who is right behind him. Hunter suspects he is being followed, so he turns around but Horace quickly moves to the other side, but a sneeze gets him caught anyway. Hunter is then suspicious that he is being watched, so he kicks a trash can that Horace is hiding inside. Horace nevertheless unveils himself. Then the next time, as Horace still follows Hunter, Horace gets tossed into the air when the two climb up the seesaw, and Horace falls on Hunter. Horace hurries off.

Once again, Hunter runs in Horace, but this time Horace is disguised as a tall man figure. The Hunter is unaware it is his nephew, even though he suspects that the man sounds like him. However, Hunter accidentally hits the legs of Horace's disguise and he is unveiled. Hunter takes Horace to school himself. On the schoolyard, Fox is giving away giant yo-yos made from sticking two pan lids together with string. Hunter tries one out but ends up hitting Fox while doing a trick. Officer Flim Flanagan thanks Hunter, who only wants Horace to stay in school for his reward. Flanagan has an idea, and that involves Hunter being actually in the classroom with Horace (much to Hunter's displeasure).

## Trivia

* After Fox says "All metal construction", his arm disappears.
Sail Ho!

**Sail Ho!** is the nineteenth episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, Tennessee Tuxedo and Chumley go up against Jerboa Jump in a yacht race to determine who will end up leading the zoo's yacht club.

## Story

Boating became a favorite pastime all over the country, including in the Megapolis Zoo. Many animals were sailing in boats on the lake, including Tennessee and Chumley. Tennessee has the idea to start a yacht club, making himself the leader. The animals are pleased when they are assembled, however, Jeroba thinks he's better and wants to be the commodore. Tennessee decides to have a boat race.

After an escape plan that almost fails, Tennessee and Chumley visit Mr. Whoopee who teach them all about sailboats and regular boats and how they move. They take this advice to make a boat of their own for the race. The next day, Jeroba uses cheating tricks to stop Tennessee, but at the end, Tennessee is the one who wins.

## Trivia

* Before the scene transition to the swimming pool, the centerboard of the model ship Whoopee holds disappears.
* A clip from this cartoon was used in the opening for the 1996 Golden Books restoration of *The Underdog Show.* Namely, the scene where Chumley hits Tennessee with the rutter.
* This is the first cartoon where Tennessee succeeds.
Dog Daze

**Dog Daze** is the twenty-fourth episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, Howler mistakes the Mayor of Megapolis for an attacker.

## Story

After the events of Howler saving the life of Stanley Livingston, he had become like Stanley's child. Stanley and the mayor of Megapolis start rehearsing for a ceremony where the mayor gives Stanley a medal for being the well-maintained zoo in the city. Unfortunately, every time this happens, Howler gets ferocious and goes after the mayor.

After this happens a few times, even when Tennessee Tuxedo and Chumley try keeping him back, the mayor demands Tennessee to at least do something to prevent this from happening, or Howler is removed from Megapolis Zoo. Tennessee and Chumley go visit Mr. Whoopee who shows them the perfect way of training dogs. One thing important they take away is that one word should be used to command the dog, so the word they decide to use is "gesundheit".

However, as Tennessee and Chumley watch the ceremony and Howler starts getting abrasive when the medal is being put on Stanley, Tennessee and Chumley forget the word, but Howler stops flying to the mayor when he sneezes and Stanley tells "gesundheit".

## Trivia

* We see that Mr. Whoopee has a dog named Pepper.
East Side, West Side

**East Side, West Side** is the fifty-fifth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother try to cause havoc for King Leonardo and Odie Cologne while in New York.

## Story

With things running smoothly in Bongo Congo, Leonardo decided it was time to turn to national affairs around the world. He reads that other kings and heads take tours to countries which helps for relationships and business, even. Leonardo would like to go to another country, and even though he doesn't care which country Odie plans a tour for, the paper does say "See America first".

So, that's where the two plan to go and leave. Biggy and Itchy hear about this and decide to go to New York too, and make it before them and spend the night in a hotel by Times Square. Itchy wonders when they'll get out of the "rathole" and clobber the King. Biggy tells him that tomorrow there will be a ticker tape parade in honor of Leonardo, and instead of throwing tape, they'll be throwing something else. The next day when this happens, Itchy throws furniture from the hotel down to Leonardo, but he misses every time and Leonardo thinks he's being showered with gifts.

The two crooks decide to hatch another plot with Leonardo, reading that he is riding through Central Park. At the park, Leonardo denies riding in a carriage with just a driver, and goes over to a carriage with a driver and footman (that are really Biggy and Itchy in disguise). Seeing people go faster than them, Leonardo demands Biggy to go faster. Biggy makes the horses go faster and he and Itchy ditch the carriage, ultimately resulting to Leonardo and Odie crashing into a tree and also being taken in by a police officer. The two heroes are almost arrested, but get out when the chief discovers he is the king. Biggy and Itchy decide to come up with another plan, as Leonardo and Odie visit Coney Island.

## Trivia

* The title of the episode is similar to a 1947 novel of the same name, that was also adapted in a film in 1949.
* Before Itchy throws the chair, the crosses on his left foot disappear.
Jail Break

**Jail Break** is the fourteenth episode of *Klondike Kat.* In this episode, Klondike Kat tries getting Savoir Faire out of jail when his job is in jeopardy.

This is the last cartoon from the first season.

## Story

Klondike Kat decides to use Major Minor's favorite cheese to bait his Savoir Faire trap, much to the Major's dismay. The trap is just a giant sized mousetrap.

After Klondike sets it up, Savoir Faire sees the cheese but thinks he's too fast for the trap, however it catches him. Klondike Kat comes to pick him up and puts him in a special secured cell he can't get out of. Savoir Faire brings up that since he is in jail, Klondike Kat will be fired since he accomplished his goal.

Klondike Kat worries about this and does a series of attempts to get Savoir Faire out of the cell, but Savoir Faire will only leave if he gets Major Minor's cheese. Eventually, Klondike Kat realizes he can't get a criminal out of a cell anyway, so he sadly starts to pack his things. However, Savoir Faire calls Malamutt to get him out, and Major Minor reports to Klondike Kat the news that Savoir Faire escaped, much to the joy of Klondike Kat.

## Trivia

* A clip from this cartoon was used in the opening for the 1996 Golden Books restoration of *The Underdog Show.* Namely, the close-up of Klondike Kat bringing Savoir Faire closer on screen after catching him.
Beatnik Boom

**Beatnik Boom** is the fifteenth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, the Bongo Congo citizens turn into beatniks.

## Story

It was an ordinary day in Bongo Congo - King Leonardo and Odie Cologne were playing their favorite game, the guards were sleeping, and the drum factory was running smoothly. All was fine expect Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother. Biggy thinks that they might have to work with all the happiness in the kingdom, as they need to feed themselves after all. Itchy goes on that he's more of a "beat type", and he beats his drum while rhyming.

Biggy likes his sudden idea; they get all the kingdom to be a beatnik like Itchy who doesn't work. They will love the idea, and when Leonardo holds an election, everyone will like Itchy and vote for him, so he will become king. Itchy and Biggy gather everyone around, and soon enough, like Itchy planned, everyone loves Biggy and becomes beatniks. Leonardo gets the news, although in the hard way as Odie tells him after Leonardo sprains his wrist opening the doors, something his guards did.

As a result, Odie and Leonardo have to make the drums themselves. However, since they were unfamiliar with factory machinery, they just beat themselves up. Biggy then pressures the Bongo Congo citizens to hold an election, so everyone gathers around Leonardo's palace. Leonardo decides to hold it but knows everyone loves him, but Odie reminds him all the citizens now follow beatnik Itchy and will vote for him instead.
Jerky Jockey

**Jerky Jockey (or Kenducky Derby)** is the twenty-first episode of *Tooter Turtle.* In this episode, Tooter becomes a horse jockey.

## Story

As Tooter is on Mr. Wizard's mechanical exercise horse, holding on tightly and fearfully, Mr. Wizard tells him that he is not meant to be a horse riding jockey, which Tooter doesn't believe. Tooter flies off the horse and wants to be an actual jockey, so Mr. Wizard has no choice but to relent.

At the Kenducky Downs racetrack where there's a duck pond in the middle, outside is a bigger track for horseracing. The announcer for the "Kenducky Derby" lineup announces the racers, which include Blacky Bark with his horse Marmalade and Tooter with "Taffy". The horses are lined up at the starting gate, although Tooter's Taffy faces the wrong way until the announcer says something. Blacky Bark gives Tooter "friendly" advice, which has Tooter place his stirrups on the gate poles so his horse can't move.

Nevertheless, as Tooter and Taffy go on, Tooter spots a sign that says "re-tape every 500 yards" at Blacky Bark's. Tooter goes over to Blacky Bark who tapes Taffy's legs, which slows them down. Blacky Bark hands Tooter something to speed Taffy up - a rocket that shoots Tooter up in the sky. Blacky Bark and Tooter are then side by side on the track. Blacky Bark tells Tooter his horse is zigzagging, and gives him glasses to blind Taffy. The horse goes all around the track but returns to the target of the finish line. Blacky Bark opens a fence and Tooter and Taffy take a detour, until they start sinking in water. That's when Tooter cries for help and Mr. Wizard rescues him.

## Trivia

* Despite being stuck to the poles, Tooter at first can be seen storming off with the other horses.
Cuckoo Combat

**Cuckoo Combat** is the twenty-third episode of *Go Go Gophers.* In this episode, Colonel Kit Coyote tries to teach the Gopher recruits unarmed self-defense.

## Story

Colonel and Sergeant Okey Homa find Ruffled Feather and Running Board asleep on their jobs. Sergeant still believes that The Colonel can't make soldiers out of the Indians, but Colonel decides to teach them some self defense.

After waking them up, Colonel takes them to a dummy and grabs one of Running Board's feathers to simulate as a knife, which he puts in the dummy's hands. Colonel then demonstrates how to do the soldiers' "arm block", first in slow motion and in full speed. Ruffled Feather doesn't think that the move is good enough to use on an actual human, so Colonel grabs him and uses him as demonstration in place of the dummy, but Ruffled Feather tickles him with the feather.

The second move the Colonel teaches them is the arm throw. Ruffled Feather thinks the arm throw won't work on his arm, so Colonel gives it a try. But Ruffled Feather just throws him upwards. The next foolproof defense move to avoid a knife attack is a body throw, which Colonel demonstrates. It involves throwing the attacker. When Ruffled Feather still thinks this attack is useless and Colonel wants to do it with him, Ruffled Feather tosses him in a tree (which he falls out of at the end).

## Trivia

* During the arm block sequence with Ruffled Feather and The Colonel, Running Board can be seen with seven feathers, despite one feather being taken off.
Black is White

**Black is White** is the forty-second episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, Itchy Brother horseraces his brother King Leonardo.

## Story

As seen previously, in an attempt to get someone to race his spectacular horse White Star, Leonardo decides to make the entire kingdom of Bongo Congo the prize. Biggy Rat and Itchy decide to take the challenge, but they know that White Star will win, so in an "old switcheroo" trick they steal White Star and paint him white, and put another horse painted like White Star (black) in the White Star stall.

Odie Cologne comes to Leonardo with a message accepting the horse race, and to Leonardo's surprise it is his brother, Itchy, who according to the message, has his horse "Old Paint". Leonardo mentions that Itchy is scared of horses and finds it a joke, but then he figures a deal is a deal. Leonardo and Odie arrive at the "Upson Downs" horseracing coliseum, with Leonardo unaware that he doesn't have his real horse. Itchy has trouble getting on top of White Star, so soon enough Biggy paints glue on the saddle.

The race is on, and White Star takes off immediately, however Leonardo's milkman horse remains still, but eventually it starts trotting although it isn't nowhere near as athletic as the real White Star. The milkman is in the stands, mad about the theft of his horse that was painted black, that he can still recognize. Odie puts two and two together and realizes that this is another scheme. He quickly ties a stick of dynamite to a balloon and sends it up to the clouds, and when it explodes it begins downpouring. The rain washes off the white paint on White Star, revealing that Itchy is indeed, riding the real White Star. And since White Star was Leonardo's horse, Leonardo technically wins and keeps the kingdom.

## Trivia

* While Itchy appears to call White Star "Old Paint", towards the end of the previous episode when Biggy and Itchy make the horse ride in their car, the banner says "Black Star". However, the black star on the white-painted White Star's face isn't seen in this episode.
* Upson Downs is an obvious pun on "ups and downs".
	+ This has nothing to do with the episode, but there is an actual horse farm in Kentucky called "Upson Downs", making this cartoon somewhat ironic. However, there may be a huge chance the two are not related.
The Awful Tower

**The Awful Tower** is the fourteenth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode King Leonardo and Odie Cologne chase Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother around Paris, France.

## Story

As seen previously, Leonardo and Odie had sailed on their yacht to Paris, but their journey had been ruined by Biggy and Itchy, that tried getting the king or Odie hurt in an effort to steal his throne. Leonardo soon got a message that proved it was really them, for two actual yacht crew are tied at the pier. But before they could be caught, the yacht exploded and the villains escaped.

But as it turns out, Leonardo and Odie had survived, and run over the two villains on a strange seacraft. Nevertheless, Itchy and Biggy aren't hurt, and go to France by swimming on their tilted boat. Leonardo and Odie then make it in a hole that is assured to be the sewers of France. When Leonardo comes out, he gets hit by a French-speaking man that thinks he's a "sewer rat". They go see a hotel worker that recommends some activities around France.

The two look at The Archer statue in The Louvre, but Leonardo knows it looks familiar since it's really Itchy Brother. And Leonardo's suspicion is right when an arrow is shot at them. Quickly, Itchy makes a run for it in a cab, and Leonardo and Odie drive after them. They make it to the Eiffel Tower and chase each other once more, going in cabs once again. Eventually, Biggy suggests they go in The Bastille, but to their surprise, it is actually a prison. So while the two are safely behind bars (for now), Leonardo and Odie get to enjoying their vacation.

## Trivia

* Leonardo and Odie sing *Alouette, Gentille Alouette.*
* The title is a pun on *Eiffel Tower.*
Hip Hip Hypnosis

**Hip Hip Hypnosis** is the fifty-ninth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, Biggy Rat learns how to perform hypnosis.

## Story

Biggy is seen reading a book, making Itchy Brother laugh at how he thought Biggy couldn't read, so Biggy gives him a whack. Biggy tells him that it is a hypnosis book that'll help them get Bongo Congo. Hours later, Biggy reads how to do hypnosis and tries it out on Itchy. He moves a watch around his eyes and Itchy falls asleep after a while.

Biggy makes Itchy sing like a canary, then has him caw like a rooster until Biggy gets annoyed. Then he makes Itchy a butterfly, so he flies until he crashes in the wall. Biggy makes Itchy a dog, and he can do dog things. Eventually, Biggy reads that to get a victim out of the hypnosis state, he must be tapped lightly.

So, Biggy doesn't tap Itchy lightly; he whacks him with the book. But nonetheless, Itchy is back to normal. Biggy is glad he can hypnotize anyone. Itchy asks if they're gonna go on TV knowing this information, but BIggy silences him and tells him that they will hypnotize King Leonardo. Although, according to the book, Odie Cologne would be considered too smart to be hypnotized. The villains creep to Leonardo's palace at night while Leonardo reads a story in the royal bed chamber. Thanks to a secret passageway Itchy knows about, they get in and hover the watch and move it side-by-side in front of Leonardo's face.

## Trivia

* The Hunter appears on the cover of Leonardo's comic book.
* When Biggy moves the watch in front of Itchy, Itchy is missing his top lip.
* Not counting the title at the end, Odie is completely absent in this cartoon.
* Since this is the first cartoon animated by Gamma Productions, Leonardo's robe is shown red for the first time. However, some cartoons after this one will still have it colored purple.
Egypt

**Egypt** is the thirty-seventh episode of *The World of Commander McBragg.* In this episode, Commander McBragg recalls defeating enemies in the desert.

## Story

McBragg was a scout in the Egyptian Desert, in a team of army people. McBragg is sent off to scout in his car alone, where he drives up a dune and spots the enemies. The enemy tanks chase him around the dunes and even through the dunes, but ultimately it ends when McBragg crashes in a pile of stones, right as the enemies are grouped together for a final blow. With quick thinking, McBragg takes the inner tube from his flat tire and uses two stones to make a slingshot, and launches bricks to create a structure to enclose the tanks - which is a Great Pyramid.

## Trivia

* McBragg's colleague says "Not another desert story!", which could be self-awareness on how the previous cartoon also took place in a desert.
Tanks to the Gophers

**Tanks to the Gophers** is the third episode of *Go Go Gophers.* In this episode, Colonel Kit Coyote gets a new tank to deal with the Gopher Indians.

## Story

Sergeant Okey Homa notices Colonel's package, which is unveiled to be a U.S. Army tank when they open it. Of course, it is a newest weapon to get rid of Running Board and Ruffled Feather, Colonel plans to run their teepee over with the tank.

Ruffled Feather reports this to Running Boat, although Ruffled Feather already has a plan to stop the tank. As it drives on the road, the Gophers pour kerosine on the road and light it, resulting in the tank to be winded up in a fire. When Colonel opens the tank and cries for help, they shoot water at the tank and it fills up on the inside. After the fire clears and the Gophers run off, Sergeant thinks that the tank isn't in good shape anymore, though Colonel says it takes a catastrophe for a tank to be through.

The Indians come up with another plan - they put a pile of sticks on the road, then dig holes on both sides and cover them up. When the tank gets to this part, Colonel and Sergeant decide to go to the side of the sticks but wind up in the trap of the Gophers. Colonel still doesn't give up, and decides to take the mountains where the Gophers wouldn't expect them. However, Running Board and Ruffled Feather trick them using a painting of their teepee, and so they drive off a cliff and the tank is totaled. Sergeant helps Colonel out when he is wedged in some pieces, which replies with "Tanks" (for "Thanks").

## Trivia

* 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 Gophers laugh and run off after the tank falls in the hole.
* Ruffled Feather and Running Board's noses are black when they are seen at the stick pile.
* When Colonel pulls the tank rightwards after the fall, he has no tail.
S.O. Essex Calling

**S.O. Essex Calling** is the 101st episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, King Leonardo and Odie Cologne begin their adventure to find the Brass Monkey.

## Story

As Leonardo is exercising on a trampoline, Odie enters his exercise room to inform him that Dr. S.O. Essex had come to see him. Leonardo says that he's feeling fine, but Odie says that S.O. Essex is the doctor of the museum. Leonardo, who then almost falls to the ground, allows Odie to let the doctor in.

S.O. Essex tells Leonardo that he knows the location of the ancient Brass Monkey. Leonardo asks if he knows where the monkey is, then why can't he ask someone to get it. S.O. Essex says it's too dangerous, and lists three locations that one has to pass. Odie suggests to Leonardo that they can set out to find the Brass Monkey, as his subjects would appreciate him afterwards. Leonardo agrees. The first location is Monkey River. First they have to get their canoe there, which of course by carrying it much to Leonardo's annoyance.

Soon he falls off a cliff while carrying it and into the river. Odie hops in and saves Leonardo on a log. Their boat falls into the water as well. Leonardo agrees to paddle the boat as it's good exercise, however, they appear to just be paddling in circles. Leonardo nonetheless gets on the right track and starts paddling. Soon he switches to the other side of the boat, and accidentally whacks Odie with the oar. Odie becomes stunned, which proves to be trouble as whirling waters were up ahead, and before a big waterfall.

## Trivia

* Odie is seen wearing glasses at the start.
* This episode, with the *Tennessee Tuxedo* episode *Tale of a Tiger,* premiered on Leap Day (February 29th), 1964.
* Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother don't appear in this cartoon.
The Big Drip

**The Big Drip** is the fifty-first episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, Tennessee Tuxedo and Chumley become plumbers.

This is the first episode from the second season.

## Story

Tennessee and Chumley decide to become plumbers. Their first job is to fix a leaky faucet at the hideout of bank robber Rocky Manonoff. They soon find out that they are in over their heads, so they go to Mr. Whoopee for advice. He tells them how faucets work. When Rocky returns from holding up a bank, his hideout is flooded, and he is captured by the police.
The Colonel Cleans Up

**The Colonel Cleans Up** is the twentieth episode of *Go Go Gophers.* In this episode, Colonel Kit Coyote plans to literally clean up Gopher Gulch with a vacuum.

## Story

Colonel shows Sergeant Okey Homa his newest secret weapon to clean out the Indians in Gopher Gulch; a vacuum. Colonel demonstrated how it works, though he gets sucked in it too. Colonel also has a plan to lure the Gopher Indians into the sucker - by sticking it in a teepee.

Ruffled Feather runs to tell Running Board, and also has a plan. Colonel is then seen trying to lure the two Gophers into his vacuum teepee, but the Gophers outsmart him when one of them sneezes, so he is handed a tissue. Running Board waves the tissue which was a signal for Sergeant to turn on the vacuum. He does so and the Colonel gets sucked in when he goes inside the teepee.

The Gophers then have another plan when Colonel decides to bring the vacuum to their front door. They capture a tiger and bring it inside their teepee. The vacuum sucks it up and thinking that the tiger is the Gophers, Colonel and Coyote open the vacuum door to be surprised. Colonel decides to use a telescope to see what they catch. The smart Gophers make paper cutouts of themselves and place it on the telescope lens. When the Colonel opens the door, he is greeted with two sticks of dynamite that explode.
Mish-Mash-Mush

**Mish-Mash-Mush (or Panting for Gold)** is the sixth episode of *Tooter Turtle.* In this episode, Tooter becomes a gold prospector.

## Story

Mr. Wizard can already see Tooter's eyes which shows that he wants to be something. This time, Tooter wants to be a prospector and make his fortune finding gold. Even though Mr. Wizard says life as a prospector is hard, Tooter still wants to be one.

Tooter enters the Malamute Saloon and orders a lemonade, getting laughs from the other prospectors. He is given his lemonade, but it splashes Tooter on his face after the server slides it down. A prospector tells Tooter that there is no gold in the mountains, although another prospector comes in, laughing that he struck gold. Everyone in the saloon rushes out, except Tooter who gets trampled on.

Tooter gets his supplies and dogs for his sled, which at first are bit ferocious with him. Nonetheless, Tooter and the dogs get moving. One dangerous thing about the trail to the gold field were avalanches, just the littlest of noise could result in a huge mountain of snow. This happens after Tooter sneezes. Tooter makes it to the river and pans, where it is said that an important thing about panning is to be very silent. When Tooter cries that he got gold, the prospectors fight for it. Another trouble was racing to town, where the first man to get there can claim all the gold. There were tricks up the prospector's sleeves, including a fake shortcut sign that takes Tooter off the trail and off a cliff. He cries for help.

## Trivia

* A clip from this cartoon was used in the opening for the 1996 Golden Books restoration of *The Underdog Show.* Namely, the scene where Tooter gets hit with the boulder.
* As Tooter pounds on the table, his arm disappears.
Hot Air Heroes

**Hot Air Heroes** is the twelfth episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, Tennessee Tuxedo finds the best way to spread the news of the zoo picnic.

## Story

Stanley Livingston asks Tennessee and Chumley to spread the word around the Zoo about the big picnic with the Mayor as the guest of honor. After their previously failed news attempts, they visit Mr. Whoopee and learn about hot air balloons, which they make and use as a way to spread the word, but it ultimately ends up failing dramatically. However, the mayor is amazed by Tennessee's "act".

## Trivia

* Events from *Telephone Terrors* and *Zoo's News* are referenced.
Lumber-Quack

**Lumber-Quack (or Topped)** is the twentieth episode of *Tooter Turtle.* In this episode, Tooter becomes a lumberjack.

## Story

Tooter, who feels a "call of the wild", asks Mr. Wizard to make him a lumberjack. Mr. Wizard tells him that it is a tough job, but Tooter still wants to be one, so nonetheless Mr. Wizard makes him one.

Out of many lumberjacks, the strongest one was Pierre LeBark, the boss of the lumber camp. Tooter walks up to him asking for Pierre LeBark as he would like to be a lumberjack. LeBark laughs, as Tooter takes his ax and falls with it. The lumberjacks determined their strength with arm wrestling LeBark, although no other lumberjack had beaten him. This is still true when Tooter also fails. LeBark shows Tooter how the business is done, by chopping a tree with the ax and yelling "TIMBER!". Tooter doesn't move when the tree falls, however.

Tooter proceeds on his own and gets ready to chop the biggest tree, but he shakes himself. Tooter and LeBark use the two-man saw, although Tooter doesn't know that it has to be done in perfect rhythm. A thing lumberjacks did was play on the logs in the water, called birling. While LeBark makes the log roll fast in place, Tooter can't keep up and falls in the water. When trees are cut, the logs go down a chute which would often jam up the river. To unjam the logs, a stick of dynamite must be blown up. Tooter lights a dynamite stick and runs along; although since he is on a log, he just runs in place resulting in him to end up in the explosion of logs. Tooter cries for Mr. Wizard's help.
Asleep on the Deep

**Asleep on the Deep** is the ninety-fifth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, King Leonardo becomes a great water skier in his sleep.

## Story

Leonardo had a bad habit of sleepwalking, which proved to be a dangerous habit. However, it would end up having him on one of his most extraordinary adventures yet. It all starts when Duke and Earl ask their uncle Leonardo if he can take them to the beach. Odie Cologne has to agree with them, figuring that a day at the beach would be relaxing for the King. Leonardo agrees as well.

As Leonardo and Odie relax on the waters, Odie spots Duke and Earl water skiing with someone. Leonardo finds water skiing ridiculous. Odie then tries alerting Leonardo that the boat is heading their way, but it is too late and they get run over. This happens multiple times; they pass and Leonardo and Odie get run over. Fortunately, they eventually make it back to the shore. Odie lays the exhausted Leonardo down and runs along to phone the palace. Leonardo falls asleep.

Duke and Earl run up to him with their skis. Suddenly, Leonardo begins to sleepwalk, which has the two boys decide to have fun with Leonardo. They put him on the skis and he unknowingly skis on the water. In fact, he is a great skier, doing flips in the air and other tricks with his eyes closed. He is wowed by a crowd on the beach, which includes two important people. Eventually, the line attaching Leonardo to the boat breaks, and he sinks in the water which wakes him up. The two important men tell Leonardo that they want him to represent Bongo Congo in the worldwide water skiing competition next week. Leonardo tries talking back, but Odie reminds him "For the honor of the crown, you cannot refuse".

## Trivia

* Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother do not appear at all in this story.
Don't Fence Me In

**Don't Fence Me In** is the thirty-second episode of *Go Go Gophers.* In this episode, Colonel Kit Coyote and Sergeant Okey Homa build a fence around Gopher Gulch.

## Story

Colonel asks Sergeant to help him pull a map down which shows the location of the Gophers' moved camp site, at the edge of Gopher Gulch. As a result, Colonel plans to build a fence around Gopher Gulch to keep them out. Ruffled Feather tells Running Board, and of course the two Gophers decide to stop them.

As The Colonel and Sergeant begin to chop down trees, The Colonel claims that notching the tree will prevent it from falling when they are trying to cut it down. Although, the Gophers make it fall themselves. The Colonel thinks that the trees are too tall and so he and Sergeant climb up to cut the tops. The Gophers follow them and cut the tops that they are on, so they all.

At last, a fence has started construction. When The Colonel and Sergeant lift a piece up and make it stand, the Gophers push it down on both of them. When the fence finishes, the Indians don't believe the lock is strong enough. The Colonel proceeds to show the Gophers that the lock is durable by going on the other side of fence, closing the door, and trying to barge in with a log. However, because they left the key in the keyhole on the other side, the Gophers lock them out.

## Trivia

* The darts that the Colonel throw on the map change positions.
Look Out! Here Comes Aunt Flora

**Look Out! Here Comes Aunt Flora** is the twenty-eighth episode of *Go Go Gophers.* In this episode, Colonel Kit Coyote is determined to see to it that his meddlesome Aunt Flora does not come to the fort.

## Story

Corporal Crimp hands The Colonel a telegram saying that his Aunt Flora is coming to the fort, and might even stay. Colonel frets and knows she will turn the place into a hothouse, with flowers everywhere. Colonel thinks and decides to make sure Aunt Flora's stagecoach doesn't make it to the fort.

Eavesdropping Ruffled Feather runs along to tell Running Board. Running Board finds it great that with Aunt Flora around, Colonel wouldn't be able to fight them, but realizes that it's bad news when Colonel is going to prevent Flora from coming. So the Gophers decide to stop The Colonel from stopping Aunt Flora from coming. The Colonel turns the fort sign around so it points the other way, although the stagecoach of Aunt Flora still goes the right way when the Gophers place all kinds of signs that point the right way.

Colonel and Crimp barricade the road, but the Gophers make a ramp and they even put a "WELCOME AUNT FLORA" sign. The Colonel has one more trick to get Aunt Flora to leave: he dresses Crimp up in an Indian costume and he will attack Aunt Flora when he shouts to her that Indians are coming. However, The Gophers beat Crimp up and stuff him in a cannon, then plant flowers inside, so when the Gophers shoot the cannon, a bouquet of flowers come dropping down on Aunt Flora. She thinks it is a surprise from the Colonel.