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Call Out the Kids

**Call Out the Kids** is the sixteenth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, King Leonardo's reign as king is saved thanks to his fan club.

## Story

As seen previously, Itchy Brother gets the Bongo Congo citizens to follow him and turn into jobless beatniks like he would be. With the help of Biggy Rat, they get Leonardo to hold an election for the new king, making Leonardo's position in jeopardy since everyone had begin following Itchy.

Leonardo worries on what to do. Odie Cologne tells Leonardo that he should campaign and explain that the citizens must work and everyone should do their share. But when Leonardo does this, the large crowd disapproves of him and would rather have Itchy. Meanwhile, Itchy's crowd cheers for him. With only a few days for election, no one had still voted for Leonardo.

But there was still a group of people that were still on Leonardo's side: his fan club of children. They all thought that if their parents became beatniks and didn't work, it would equal no money and no toys. So, they all decided not to do what their parents told them as it was technically working. They also recited poetry and banged bongos until the adults grew tired and voted for Leonardo. He wins, by a landslide, and Leonardo thanks the children of Bongo Congo while Itchy and Biggy are foiled again.
Bats in the Ballpark

**Bats in the Ballpark** is the thirty-second episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, the Bongo Bowl game is on.

## Story

As seen previously, it was the day of the big Bongo Bowl baseball game between the Bongo Braves and the Koco Loco Kards. The problem was, the Bongo Braves hadn't won a game in a long time, and Biggy had made a deal that if they lose again, King Leonardo loses his reign. To ensure they don't win, Professor Messer had made adjustments to a baseball which Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother sneak in the game now that they are unauthorized Koko Loco team members.

Leonardo enters and gets trampled by his teammates. Jack Club from the Kards steps up with the bat, and Odie Cologne catches the ball when Leonardo throws it. Umpire Itchy yells "STRIKE ONE!". He yells it again when Leonardo pitches and Odie catches. Eventually, the "coach" of the Kards "Krazy Dingle" (or Biggy) steps over to Itchy and gives him a pair of glasses. It is then time for the Kards to pitch. There is suspicion when Itchy gives the Kards pitcher a different ball, but of course no one knows it's a cheating one. Odie tries hitting it but the ball spins around him and lands in the mitt. Odie tells this to Leonardo who finds this preposterous, as he can't even do that kind of pitching with his "knuckleball" (and he gets out a ball in the shape of a literal fist).

Another Kards batter hits the ball when Leonardo pitches, but it lands in his mouth. Jack Club then comes back up and hits the ball out of the park. The Kards have 1 point on the board while the Braves are at zero, and it is eventually the ninth inning and the Braves supporters are furious. Odie, upset, misses the pitch when it goes to him. and discovers that the ball jumps over his wooden bat. Odie goes over to Leonardo and tells him this, and he must get a metal one. Biggy hits Leonardo with a metal pole after hearing that his secret is discovered. Leonardo twists himself up, gets a pole from the canopy, and spins around when the ball comes to him. The ball is knocked out and the Braves get a 2, therefore winning.

## Trivia

* Knowing some information from the previous episode, this episode actually takes place on September 23, 1961.
* Itchy say "Crazy, Man, Crazy", an allusion to the song of the same name by *Bill Haley and the Comets.*
Fortune Feller

**Fortune Feller** is the seventy-seventh episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother disguise as fortune tellers.

## Story

Biggy and Itchy have had enough failing at overthrowing King Leonardo, so they open their own gypsy fortune teller shop, with Itchy Brother pretending to be "Madame Goulash".

Madame Goulash tells a man that he will get a sum of money, and while doing so, Biggy secretly steals the man's wallet. All day they've been fortune tellers, the two crooks had only obtained three Bongo Bucks. Itchy speaking about Leonardo's fortune gives Biggy an idea, they will persuade Leonardo to take a vacation to the Far West, where Biggy recites some things that they could do to him that he saw on TV.

Meanwhile, at the palace, Leonardo tells Odie Cologne that maybe the time is right for a vacation. Odie spots the two "fortune tellers" outside and lets them in. "Madame Goulash" tells Leonardo that he sees him going on a long journey - not to any of the locations the two looked at before they came, the West. Leonardo and Odie begin packing.
News Nuisance

**News Nuisance (or Subscribe)** is the thirty-third episode of *Tooter Turtle.* In this episode, Tooter becomes a news reporter.

## Story

Tooter walks up to Mr. Wizard with a camera, and it takes a second for Mr. Wizard to realize that it is Tooter after Tooter flashes the camera lights in his eyes. He makes him a news reporter after he asks.

Tooter sits out and waits for the editor-in-chief to call him in. The editor-in-chief calls Tooter in although he is not happy. He reads the headlines for the paper yesterday and demands Tooter to get him real news, unlike the unnewsworthy headlines in the paper. The editor-in-chief tells Tooter to go to the new skyscraper, where a reporter is allegedly going to jump off the top floor. Tooter gets there and just finds a window cleaner. After the cleaner is blinded Tooter tries to help him inside the building, but falls and takes the cleaner's pants with him, then he goes jumping on one hanging pole to another on the other side. The editor-in-chief is upset that Tooter didn't get pictures of an acrobat.

Tooter makes his way over to the bank and speaks to a flirty lady about suspicious characters, then demonstrates how a bank robber looks. Unfortunately, some bank workers attack Tooter thinking he is an actual robber, so he runs off when a gun is brought out. Once again, the editor-in-chief still demands Tooter to get a real story. Tooter finds a story when the governor and mayor are digging in the bank - although they are actually digging a hole for a new cornerstone. Tooter beats them and after being brought to justice, he has to be sent to jail. He shouts for Mr. Wizard who gets him out of his job.
The Beagles

***The Beagles*** is an American animated *Total Television Productions* series that aired on CBS Saturday mornings from 1966 to 1967 for just one season, and later reran from 1967 to 1968 on ABC. The show was the final project made by TTV, a few years before they would close in 1969.

Quite possibly besides *Twinkles The Elephant, The Beagles* may be the rarest of the TTV programs and would unlikely ever get a modern-day release or rerun. According to producer Joe Harris, the editor of the show died on the job and it was thought his widow threw away the materials and negatives. The series was presumed lost for decades until it was discovered in a Golden Books warehouse and were shipped by *Producers Associates Of Television,* who had the rest of TTV's television show catalog. Harris claims he still has the masters of the series, but them being put on DVD is still highly unlikely since it costs too much to put the separate tracks and films/pictures together. As of now, the show has barely survived online through 16mm film prints.

## Summary

The series was partially inspired by the obvious popularity of *The Beatles* band at the time, however besides the name pun, *The Beagles* are actually not much the same from the quartet. The show focuses on two beagles, Stringer and Tubby, who like creating songs with their guitar and stand-up bass respectively. Their manager, Scotty, always does what he can to promote their music, usually with stunts that often get the two Beagles winded up in trouble.

## Episodes

* 1-2: Ghosts, Ghouls, And Fools
* 3-6: Dizzy Dishwashers
* 7-10: Drip, Drip, Drips
* 11-14: Tubby Troubles
* 15-18: I'm Gonna Capture You
* 19-22: Foreign Legion Flops
* 23-26: The Braves
* 27-30: The Man In The Moon
* 31-34: Captain Of The Ship
* 35-36: I Feel Like Humpty Dumpty

## Cast

* Mort Marshall - Stringer
* Allen Swift - Tubby, Scotty

## Opening lyrics

*Looking For The Beagles*

*Looking high and low*

*High as for the eagles, knows where The Beagles go*

*Ohh... riding on a busted bubble to wherever there's some trouble*

*That's where The Beagles go*

*Trouble's not a sometimes thing, it dims but it won't die out*

*Pleasure makes The Beagles sing; trouble makes them shout!*

*Looking for The Beagles...*

Cheerful man: Hoo hoo hoo, yippee! It's time for *The Beagles!* Starring Stringer, Tubby, and their ever-loving agent, Scotty! Hoo hoo ha ha ha!

## Trivia

* The Beagles had an album record release of music from the show, titled "Here Comes The Beagles".
* Stringer and Tubby weren't directly references to *The Beatles,* rather, their characters were based on Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis respectively.
* The show's in-between segments featured an unnamed man with a giggly personality excitedly announcing the show with a mini portable TV. Some of these segments featured him in a mini pool (that drains and somehow takes the man with the water), and him surfing (and being washed away by a wave).
* This is the only TTV series that aired on ABC. Notably, TTV had never developed a show for the ABC network.
Coney Island

**Coney Island** is the forty-fourth episode of *The World of Commander McBragg.* In this episode, Commander McBragg recalls taking a challenge at Coney Island.

## Story

At Coney Island, a gentleman announces ten thousand dollars for the brave individual who dive from a high tower all the way down to a barrel of water. McBragg takes the challenge and climbs up a few feet then dives down to get the feeling, then proceeds to climb to the very top. As McBragg falls from the top, he realizes that the barrel has no water. Figuring it soaked with his clothes, McBragg takes his shirt off and wrings it, and all the water falls into the barrel with McBragg.

"Good show! Sounds like a barrel of fun!"
Brushing Off a Toothache

**Brushing Off a Toothache** is the twenty-fifth episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, Chumley has a toothache and Tennessee Tuxedo tries various ways to get rid of the tooth.

## Story

After getting the newspaper, Tennessee hears a cacophony at his quarters. He finds Chumley destructing the place unknowingly because he has a toothache. Tennessee suggests he see a dentist, which freaks him out because he's scared of them.

Tennessee proceeds to get rid of the tooth using a few methods to pull it out, but they all fail. The final method Tennessee tries is tying his tooth with a rope and driving Stanley Livingston's motor scooter, but the scooter ends up crashing much to Stanley's frustration. Tennessee and Chumley run as Stanley gains on them to Mr. Whoopee. There, Whoopee tells them about dentists and the teeth, which startles Chumley. However, Whoopee explains that dentists have ways that make pain non-existent.

Whoopee directs them to a dentist. Chumley tells them that his name is Tennessee Tuxedo and Tennessee is Chumley, so the dentists take away Tennessee. However, they do also take Chumley in as well, saying that "Tennessee" could use some treatment too. After the visit, the two realize that it was better than they thought and even think they should become doctors. Stanley comments that they can perform "operation" on his motor scooter.
Fort Frazzle Frolics

**Fort Frazzle Frolics** is the fifteenth episode of *Klondike Kat.* In this episode, Savoir Faire and Klondike Kat unknowingly compete against each other in the Fort Frazzle Frolics.

This is the first cartoon from the second season.

## Story

It is the day of the annual Fort Frazzle Frolics, and the grand prize is a chocolate cake. Klondike Kat can't wait to win and is glad he doesn't have to worry about Savoir Faire, even though Savoir Faire is eavesdropping.

The first Frolic is a snowball fight, the last Klondike Kop standing is a winner. Klondike Kat has to fight Savoir Faire dressed as a Klondike Kop (although he doesn't know it is him) which he believes would be easy. Although, Savoir Faire cheats using a gadget that throws balls swiftly. Klondike Kat throws a rock painted in white as Savoir Faire, although it comes back to him and knocks Klondike Kat down. Savior Faire wins.

The second event is ice fishing. Klondike Kat teases Savoir Faire for his little fishing hole, even though he catches a fish whereas Klondike Kat falls in the icy water. Klondike Kat tries fishing and both believe they get huge bites, however their hooks are just hooked together. Savoir Faire manages to reel Klondike Kat out. Once again, he wins. He also wins the final challenge, "Flexible Flying" which is basically sledding off a ramp, after stopping Klondike Kat using ashes. Savoir Faire is given the chocolate cake by Major Minor and he reveals his true self. Klondike Kat chases after him.
Gene Hattree

**Gene Hattree** was a *Total Television Productions* pilot produced in 1964 that did not get picked up for a full cartoon series. As a result, only one cartoon, "*The Trap",* was put in syndicated airings of *The Underdog Show* sometime in 1973.

## Summary

The cartoon stars the titular Gene Hattree, a horse sheriff, and his deputy Rabbitfoot. After the bank is robbed by Tortilla Fats and his two henchmen, Rabbitfoot runs to put on the sheriff's holster wanting to catch the robber, but Gene Hattree tells Rabbitfoot that catching crooks is the sheriff's job, and deputies just sweep. After singing a song that the townspeople despise (and gets Gene Hattree's hat shot at), he sets off. Rabbitfoot still gets his opportunity to be a hero when he hears that the crooks forgot the stolen money at the bank.

While on the trail, Gene Hattree sings again, so Tortilla Fats and his two henchmen, Si and Saw, shoot at Gene Hattree's hat once again. Gene Hattree proceeds to turn around and go back to town to get a new one. Meanwhile, Rabbitfoot sets up a seesaw-esque trap that Gene Hattree falls victim of. Tortilla and the two men realize they forgot the money at the bank, so they ride back to town. Rabbitfoot makes another net trap at the bank entrance, proceeding to set it off when the crooks exit the bank. But Gene Hattree trips and gets stuck in it. Nonetheless, after Rabbitfoot gets beat up by Tortilla, Gene Hattree cuts the rope of the net he is stuck in and he falls on the crooks. Gene Hattree is cheered on, and not Rabbitfoot, who has to resort to sweeping.

## Cast

* Sandy Becker - Gene Hattree
* Herb Nelson - Rabbitfoot
* Jackson Beck - Tortilla Fats

## Trivia

* Gene Hattree is a parody of Gene Autry.
* It's possible that this pilot wasn't picked up due to being similar to Hanna Barbera's *Quick Draw McGraw*, where the titular character is also a cowboy horse. It also could've been due to its Mexican stereotypes being considered too offensive.
	+ Allegedly, it has been recalled that "those silly crooks forgot the money" originally said "Those dumb Mexicans", however whether this is true or not is unknown.
* The *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales* theme can be heard.
Steamboat Stupe

**Steamboat Stupe (or Captains Outrageous)** is the fifteenth episode of *Tooter Turtle.* In this episode, Tooter becomes a steamboat captain.

## Story

Mr. Wizard can already see that Tooter wants to be something else he wants to be. This time, he wants to be a captain on a steamboat. Mr. Wizard tries explaining to just be himself as it takes years to learn things about being captains, but he makes him one nonetheless.

It takes skill to control the boat through twists and bends of the river, and more skill to turn the boat wheel, in which Tooter turns with the wheel. A thing that the crew uses on the boat to fine how shallow the water was, was a lead line. A piece of lead on one side of a rope that is thrown in the water. Tooter wants to try it for himself, but throws himself with the line. A captain also knows how to move through fog and is aware of the danger of the paddle wheels, which Tooter ends up getting himself into.

Each captain on the water thought was better than others, and they'd have races to prove it. Blacky Bark bets to Tooter that his boat will win and challenges Tooter to a race. The two boats would get started, then go down the river. Or only Blacky goes down, Tooter's boat is still tied to the pier. Nevertheless, the two sail on the water and see who is the fastest. They would dump wood in a furnace which increased their steam speed. When they run out of wood, they use furniture and even parts of the boats themselves. Tooter requests the steam on his boat to be increased, and even though it is a bad idea, a crew member increases it and the boat explodes. As Tooter flies in the air, he cries for help to get out.

## Trivia

* Tooter gets tossed off one paddlewheel and then swims to a second one on the same side, even though there is supposed to be only one.
March of the Monsters

**March of the Monsters** is the second episode of *The Underdog Show.* In this episode, Underdog fights robots who threaten the city.

## Story

Sweet Polly Purebred tells on her TV program of reports of strange creatures on the way from outer space. An army of giant robots take over the city and capture Polly. Underdog foils the monsters by using his high-pitched voice to destroy the robots' electronic brains. The robots are destroyed, but so is all of the city's glassware.

## Trivia

* This is the first appearance of Sweet Polly Purebred.
* It's never said where the robotic monsters had come from.
* When Polly bends down in the robot's fist to remind Underdog that she has to be saved before the robot can be attacked, her dress turns the color of the robot's hand.
Paris Pursuit

**Paris Pursuit** is the thirteenth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother make King Leonardo and Odie Cologne's voyage to Paris a disaster.

## Story

Bongo Congo was going smoothly, perfectly enough for a vacation for King Leonardo and Odie Cologne. They look at some pamphlets, although Odie insists on going to Paris. Leonardo also thinks it's a great idea and they start packing. Meanwhile, Itchy Brother reads the king's news. Biggy Rat sees this as an opportunity as they'll have an accident - thanks to the two who plan to disguise on the boat as crew and cause trouble.

As Leonardo and Odie rest on the cruise, Leonardo goes to get a book. However, Itchy moves a ladder which causes Leonardo to fall while he tries to climb down. Biggy also pranks Leonardo by saying he is in a ship funnel, but when he looks Biggy pushes him in, making him stuck. Then, when Leonardo and Odie play a game of shuffleboard, Odie gets "shuffled" into the water. Leonardo is sure there is something going on.

Biggy then gives Leonardo a cryptic message. Using a decoder, Odie states that according to the message, it says that two of the royal crew are tied up on the pier, and two impostors are on board. Leonardo then gets the idea that it is Biggy and his brother, but it is too late to figure that out for the two villains made an escape, and blew up the yacht.
Left Alone Leonardo

**Left Alone Leonardo** is the eighty-third episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, the Bongo Congo palace is going to be on television.

## Story

When Odie Cologne is called away to take care of his sick aunt, Leonardo is left all alone in his palace, things that happen around the palace end up undone. The royal laundry piles up, and so do the royal dishes (when Leonardo takes a single cup from the pile, it all falls down). There's also dust gathering up as well. Leonardo tries vacuuming, but when he plugs in the vacuum he gets stuck in it.

During this moment, Leonardo's publicity prime minister entered with great news, he is going to put Bongo Congo on network television, in the United States. The show will be about a tour around the palace. Leonardo is excited, but the palace is in bad shape. The minister ensures Leonardo that he hired cleaners to tidy up the palace, but before that happens they must rehearse before the television crew come.

However, it's too late, and everyone comes running in the palace and setting up equipment. Leonardo meets the producer of the show, Charles Hollywood. Charles sees no profile in Leonardo, and asks if he has kids or a wife which perturb Leonardo. But he does have an art gallery which is asked, and Leonardo shows him. To Leonardo's surprise, one painting on the wall is his twin nephews, Duke and Earl. Charles wants them to be in the show, much to Leonardo's dismay who considers them monsters. But Charles tells Leonardo not to call them that or he'll ruin his image. The final questions are if the two twin nephews will really be bad as Leonardo makes them out to be, and the two familiar faces being hired as cleaners.

## Trivia

* The wire that Leonardo trips on just suddenly appears.
* This is technically the first appearance of Leonardo's twin nephews.
Sky Diver

**Sky Diver (or Jump, Jerk, Jump!)** is the twenty-third episode of *Tooter Turtle.* In this episode, Tooter becomes a skydiver.

## Story

Tooter visits Mr. Wizard after seeing a television show about skydivers, and would like to become one himself. Mr. Wizard suggests being a stamp collector much like him instead, but Tooter's mind is already set.

The first necessity for a skydiver is getting big boots that protect the ankles when falling. Tooter has a right fit, and then he proceeds to take a test fall, though unknowingly falls on his head instead. When his falling technique is mastered, Tooter packs up his parachute, then proceeding comes the actual jumping out of the plane. The trick was to count to ten then pull the rope to open the parachute. However, at first Tooter can't count to 10, then secondly counts over 10, and then misplaces his rope to open the parachute. All three times ends with a great fall.

Another skill a skydiver must learn is to control the parachute, done by pulling on the shroud lines. The experienced jumper can control the parachute both left and rightwards so well they can "land on the point of a pin", which happens to Tooter as he gets poked by a pointy roof. Tooter jumps again and can do many tricks while falling in the air. Eventually he lands in a bird's nest. Tooter meets the baby birds but gets horrified when he sees their mother. He falls out the nest and cries for Mr. Wizard's help when he is in trouble.

## Trivia

* Tooter appears to have shoes on/black feet at the starting scene. Although, his feet are normally colored when he walks in, also when touched by Mr. Wizard's wand.
* Tooter sings *The Man on the Flying Trapeze.*
Lead Foot Leonardo

**Lead Foot Leonardo** is the forty-fifth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, go-karts arrive and create a craze in Bongo Congo.

## Story

Bongo Congo returned to peace during the time Itchy Brother and Biggy Rat were temporarily in jail. King Leonardo was peacefully going through post office stamps and finding a "rare specimen" of stamps, when all of a sudden Odie Cologne interrupts him with a report of a package for the palace. The package turns out to be a go-kart, something Odie is oblivious about.

Leonardo explains that it came from America, where go-karts had been the rage. He reads the great specs of the kart and wants to take a ride in it, right in the throne room. Odie pulls a wire to start it up, getting smoked. Leonardo drives with great speed around the castle, knocking statues over and even messing up the kitchen, eventually he goes outside and manages to stop before he runs into a tree. Leonardo declares that the most fun he had in years and thinks of the possibilities that can happen if everyone in Bongo Congo had go-karts.

And sure enough, go-karts did become the new pastime of Bongo Congo. At Biggy and Itchy's hideout, Itchy reads about the go-kart and makes fun of it, calling it a "sewing machine". He reads about a go-kart race in Indianapolis, with the first prize being 100,000 Bongo Bucks. This grabs Biggy's attention and he wants to take him on. Itchy doesn't want to agree since they don't know anything about go-karts, but Biggy reminds him that "you don't win by winning, you win by cheating". On the day of the race, Leonardo and Itchy pursue each other side-by-side.

## Trivia

* Itchy's sandal lines disappear at times.
Rocky Road to Diamonds

**Rocky Road to Diamonds** is the fortieth episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, Tennessee Tuxedo and Chumley chase Rocky Manonoff around on his ship.

## Story

Tennessee and Chumley get jobs at Stonecutter's Jewelry Store. Mr. Stonecutter tells them that they must protect the diamonds or they will go to jail. Rocky Manonoff robs the jewelry store and hides out on a ship. Tennessee and Chumley are pursued by the ship's crew who think they are the thieves, instead of Manonoff. Tennessee and Chumley run into Mr. Whoopee who tells them about diamonds, and how they aren't easy to find. In the end, thanks to Whoopee, Rocky is the one who is taken away.

## Trivia

* The title is a reference to the Irish folk song "Rocky Road to Dublin".
Chew Gum Charlie

**Chew Gum Charlie** is the fifty-fifth episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, The Hunter must find the missing chewing gum.

## Story

One day, hysteria broke out in the city when all the chewing gum is stolen. Telephone operators can't talk without gum, Horace claims he can't have fun without sticking gum under the seats, and plumbers need it to fix pipes. Officer Flim Flanagan proceeds to call The Hunter, who gets on the case.

The Hunter's first clue is overhearing an artist ask the whereabouts of his art gum eraser. Hunter barges into his home thinking the artist, Hot Hangs Harris, is The Fox. Harris smashes his canvas on Hunter's head, then uses his eraser to erase Hunter's face on the paper. Hunter proceeds to go to a saloon where the cashier brings up a hillbilly who is always chewing. Hunter pins that person down outside even though he is chewing tobacco, so the hillbilly shoots him in the bottom as he runs.

The Hunter then goes to a diner where a man sitting orders gumbo. The Hunter once again accuses the chef being Fox, so the chef shows Hunter that gumbo is soup when he dumps it all on his head. Afterwards, The Hunter makes his way over to a stand where Fox is selling "Chew Gum Charlies", figurines made from the stolen gum. He quickly ducks when Hunter comes up. Hunter asks one of the Charlies if they had seen The Fox, but of course they can't talk. Hunter attempts to punch them but ends up getting his fists stuck in the gum. While trying to break free, he ends up taking the whole stand down. Flanagan comes up to congratulate him.

## Trivia

* The laughing man at the restaurant's upper lip is colored white.
* The shop where the robbery occurs is "Sax Fifth", a placement of *Saks Fifth Avenue.*
Showdown at Dhyber Pass

**Showdown at Dhyber Pass** is the eighth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, King Leonardo and Odie Cologne manage to beat Coco Loco in a war.

## Story

As seen previously, thanks to Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother, Bongo Congo and neighboring kingdom Coco Loco were now declaring war on each other. While the king of Coco Loco, King Loco III, likely had nothing to worry about, Leonardo and Odie were a bit barren when it came to military forces. However, they realized they had no choice but to fight with their Royal Yacht, the palace guards serving as troops, and the Bongo Congo Fair balloon.

Luckily, this actually didn't seem as bad as it sounded. When Leonardo floats in the air in the balloon, the Baron von Hops force of Coco Loco shoot and make a hole in it. The hole leaking air made the balloon into a jet, and it crashed into all the planes and sent them down. Leonardo and Odie then sail on the yacht. The navy ship of Coco Loco, the Snark, shoots at Leonardo's littler yacht, but it sends it in the air and it lands on the Snark, splitting it in half and sinking it.

The last threat in the war was the army, coming in Dhyber Pass. Leonardo didn't worry and went marching with his approximately six guards to Dhyber Pass, while Loco did the same with twice more people. Fortunately, Odie had an idea, an idea he saw in a movie: the guards got logs and branches, put holes in them, and aimed them as if they were cannons, lots of them. Before Loco could go through the pass, Odie tells him to surrender or else the "cannons" will shoot. Loco is terrified, so he surrenders to Leonardo. Thinking that Bongo Congo may have lost, Biggy and Itchy go to Leonardo's throne only to find him still there. They may have been foiled, but they will still go back to think of more plots.

## Trivia

* The Bongo Congo Fair balloon has a different look than the previous episode, namely the text. In the previous episode, it said "BONGO CONGO.... ANNUAL FAIR" in red text, but in this one it just says "CONGO FAIR".
Robin Hoodwink

**Robin Hoodwink (or Thimble Thief)** is the fourteenth episode of *Tooter Turtle.* In this episode, Tooter becomes Robin *Hoodwink.*

## Story

Tooter enters Mr. Wizard's home with a feather on his head and bow and arrow. Tooter, being smothered with the smoke from Mr. Wizard's pipe, says he is Robin Hoodwink, and wants to actually be him. Mr. Wizard sends him off, reminding him to be careful.

Robin Hoodwink hid in Sterwood Forest with his men. His men had a special way of sending messages; one man would shoot an arrow with a message attached to it to another man, then that man would shoot to another man, until the message reaches Tooter. The message says that the Sheriff of Nuttyham is coming through with a bag of gold, so Robin Hoodwink gets on his horse and climbs up a tree, aiming to jump on the sheriff's horse. Although, he misses.

Robin Hoodwink chases after the Nuttyham Man and then uses a slingshot trick that wraps around Tooter and shoots at the villain, an odd but effective trick. Tooter and The Nuttyham Man have a sword fight but Tooter's sword gets sliced, fortunately one of Robin's men draw a sword at The Nuttyham Man, giving Tooter a chance to take the gold and take to the village. Tooter goes disguised, but he still gets caught and chased. He gets chased up a hill, but Tooter slips and falls in the water. Tooter swims to shore but finds himself in front of the bottom of a cliff. At the top, are angered men who throw arrows and gold at him. Unable to climb back up, Tooter has no choice but to cry for Mr. Wizard.
Queen of Kpop

BLACKPINK — which is also made up of Jennie, Lisa, and Rosé — has no shortage of talent, but Jisoo brings her own unique flair, which constantly has fans talking. While Jisoo is the only member of the group that doesn't speak English, it doesn't stop BLACKPINK's English-speaking fans from caring any less about the singer.

In fact, Jisoo fans are so dedicated to her that they've even taken to social media in the past to defend her, like after some haters slammed her for not speaking much during a video with *The Late Show With Stephen Colbert* in February 2019. "Jisoo understands english but isn’t confident yet to speak. it’s okay. the girl is a perfectionist. time will come. everyone who dragged her down isn’t welcome. bye," one fan tweeted at the time.

So, now that you know Jisoo is special enough to have her own social media police, let's get started on some fun facts about the South Korean star.
Bull Fright

**Bull Fright (or Olay Down)** is the thirty-second episode of *Tooter Turtle.* In this episode, Tooter becomes a bullfighter.

## Story

Tooter visits Mr. Wizard with a Spanish poster that features bullfighting, so that is what Tooter wants to do now. Mr. Wizard reminds him that a job like that isn't for turtle boys. Tooter tries to show his skills, using a red cloth from a table in Mr. Wizard's room (and shattering dishes). Mr. Wizard has no choice but to make him a matador.

On one side of the arena enters Tooter, and on the other enters the bull. Tooter is successful at fighting the bull, going "Toro!" and moving the red cloth whenever the bull comes, but that ends up changing when everytime the bull runs by, Tooter gets rammed.

Eventually, Tooter puts up his fists and tells the bull to "fight like a man". The bull actually moves on two legs and uses his other two as fists, and punches Tooter. Finally, in a "moment of truth", Tooter draws his sword and he and the bull fight sword and horn. But after that, Tooter cries for Mr. Wizard when he is in danger with the bull.
Diamond Dither

**Diamond Dither** is the thirtieth episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, The Hunter finds the diamond stealer.

## Story

One morning, when Mr. Tympanni opens up his diamond shop, he is greeted with a shock: all his diamonds are gone. Alternately, Diamond Jim Dandy takes a stroll with his usual fancy diamonds, when they too get stolen. Everybody's diamonds are swiped, and soon enough Officer Flim Flanagan says that this is work of The Fox.

Flanagan calls in The Hunter, who gets started with the case right away. As Hunter walks, he overhears a suspicious conversation of ladies talking about diamonds. Hunter barges in their home although the ladies are just playing a card game. Nonetheless, Hunter tries pulling off one lady's hair thinking she is The Fox, so Hunter gets beaten up by the four. He finds a "clue" while sitting in a diner, hearing a lady bring up the Diamond Horseshoe in the opera house. The "Diamond Horseshoe" is a particular section in the house, but Hunter believes it is an actual diamond horseshoe.

Meanwhile, The Fox is out selling the diamonds as glass cutters. Later on Hunter makes his way to the opera house, and though he is not permitted to enter, he still does so and makes it on stage. He scolds a performer, who then threatens to cut off Hunter's head. Nevertheless, The Hunter puts on a disguise with glasses and makes his way to Fox's selling place. Hunter comments that products like Fox's glass cutter don't work, but Fox demonstrates that it does and cuts Hunter's glasses. The Hunter pins The Fox down, and Flanagan thanks him again. Hunter just picks up a glass cutter for his reward, and cuts a man's glasses when he asks "Who is that hero?".
Breaking in Big

**Breaking in Big** is the fortieth episode of *The Hunter.* In this episode, Horace pranks The Hunter while he tries to answer a phone call.

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

## Story

On April Fool's Day, the Hunter's rambunctious nephew Horace comes for a visit and locks his uncle out of the office as a joke. The Hunter can hear the phone ringing inside and thinks the call may be about an important case, so he makes several desperate attempts to get back into his office, but Horace thwarts every one. When the Hunter finally does get in to answer the phone, he finds that the call is also an April Fool's Day joke.
Get 'Em Up Scout

**Get 'Em Up Scout** is the eighty-fifth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, Duke and Earl ask their uncle King Leonardo to fill in as their boy scout patrol leader.

## Story

When Leonardo tries finding a book in his library to read for a few hours, his peace is ruined by noise that struck fear into his heart: the cries of "Uncle Lenny!" by his twins nephews, Duke and Earl, who walk down the castle causing destruction. Leonardo tries hiding, but is unsuccessful, although he gets slammed with the door and falls with his ladder. Duke and Earl try getting the ladder off his neck, but they end up swinging him to the shelf.

Leonardo questions the uniforms they have on. They are boy scout uniforms. Leonardo tones his irritation down and is proud for his boys as he believes boy scouting is good for them. Although, Duke and Earl have a favor to ask Leonardo, they ask him to be their patrol leader since their actual one has the measles. After being scared by their patrol yell, Leonardo takes the favor. Leonardo gets the scout uniform from the royal tailor and believes he looks splendid.

Little is he aware, there are more to patrol leaders than their clothing. Inside the cabin of the boy scouts, Leonardo shows them how to tie a knot but ends up tying himself. He appears to have tried demonstrating first aid but gets himself tied up in the bandages, and also falls down during the flag signal class. By the end of the evening, Leonardo is all worn out. To make his problems worse, Duke informs Leonardo of the camping trip tomorrow, which is also a contest to see which patrol has the best campers.

## Trivia

* Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother, but especially Odie Cologne, do not appear at all in this story.
How High is Up?

**How High is Up?** is the fourth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, King Leonardo and Odie Cologne get to the palace to find Itchy Brother being coronated.

## Story

As seen previously, Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother had came up with a plan to get rid of Leonardo once more. At first stealing the drum mail orders from many postmen before it can reach the factory (causing a large supply of drums remaining unused inside), Leonardo and Odie decide to go to America (the biggest buyer) to figure out why. Biggy and Itchy disguise themselves as a chauffeur and footman respectively to gain control of Leonardo's royal car. They drive up a hill and trick Leonardo into getting out, causing him and Odie to fall off.

Odie and Leonardo fall to presumable death, but fortunately they are saved by a tiny tree branch from the cliff. Odie tries speaking poetically, much to the annoyance of Leonardo. Odie requests permission to help Leonardo get his robe unstuck from the branch, which he does and they both fall below to a small ledge. Oddly, Leonardo's mane is now gone. Leonardo and Odie decide to hurry back to the palace as assuming there is foul play going on. They try getting a ride and one man offers them a ride, but telling them to hurry as he's on his way to Itchy's coronation.

Leonardo gets upset, but the man thinks he isn't really Leonardo since he "died after falling off a cliff". Before Leonardo can scold him, Odie puts Leonardo's foot in his mouth. They do eventually reach the palace and be stealthy. When the guards come walking by, the two split into the deliveries room and find the mail orders. When they confront Itchy and Biggy, the two comment about Leonardo's mane and call the guards who rush after them. Fortunately, Odie turns a fan on which blows Leonardo's stringy mane back to normal. Biggy and Itchy's mail order plot is revealed, and the two make a run for it, but they are thrown off the royal red rug and launched into a bongo drum.

## Trivia

* The frame of Itchy (and Biggy) holding Leonardo's crown in the royal car after the fall was redrawn.
Peace and Quiet

**Peace and Quiet** is the sixty-seventh episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, Tennessee Tuxedo and Chumley try to get different jobs.

## Story

Tennessee is annoyed by all the traffic noise outside the zoo, and wants to go on a vacation. Problem is, the two don't have money for vacation. Tennessee reads about an employment agency to get jobs, so they can get the money they need.

They go to the employer and the first job he sends them to are electricians, but Tennessee gets shocked when he sticks a screwdriver in the socket that Chumley assumes he turned off. Next, they work as bakers, but Tennessee gets blown up when he sticks a match in the oven. Then they get hired as vacuum cleaner salesmen, but the demonstration goes wrong.

The last job they are given involves chemistry. Tennessee and Chumley go visit Mr. Whoopee to learn more about this subject. After the visit, the alchemist tells them to bottle and pack nitroglycerin as it comes down a belt. Tennessee and Chumley do this job apprehensively, until one bottle falls and explodes. The two are seen in the hospital, but still get the peace and quiet vacation nonetheless.

## Trivia

* As of 2002, there are now 118 elements as opposed to 103 like Whoopee says.
* The employer says "Butcher, baker, candlestick maker, you tried everything", a reference to the rhyme Rub-A-Dub-Dub. However, the only actual job they were given in the term was baker.
* Intriguingly, Tennessee and Chumley know what nitroglycerine is, despite Whoopee not telling them.
Pie Fly

**Pie Fly** is the thirteenth episode of *Klondike Kat.* In this episode, Klondike Kat attempts to trap Savior Faire using pies.

## Story

Klondike Kat has a sled of pies, which he plans to use to capture Savoir Faire. Major Minor wishes him good luck.

Klondike Kat digs a hole which inside contains mud. Savoir Faire will fall into the covered hole when walking to get the pie on the other side. This fails, because Savoir Faire gets the pie but manages to come down from the other side, and Klondike is the one who falls in the mud.

Klondike Kat has a second plot: he ties a pie to a rock above a tree, which will fall when it is pulled. Savoir Faire outsmarts him, disguised as a Klondike Kop, by giving him a telegram that says something may be valuable in the pies. The rock falls on Klondike Kat when he picks it up. Lastly, Klondike Kat has another trick involving a trapdoor and a rocket, and while Savoir Faire falls into it, Klondike Kat gets his coat stuck inside, so the rocket blasts to Fort Frazzle with the both of them, though Klondike Kat still succeeds.
My Vine is Your Vine

**My Vine is Your Vine** is the sixty-eighth episode of *The King and Odie.* In this episode, Biggy Rat and Itchy Brother cause trouble for King Leonardo and Odie Cologne when they rest in nature.

## Story

As seen previously, after the disastrous playing by the new Bongo Congo Olympics team thanks to their bad physique, Leonardo and Odie get the idea to host a television program to show how physical work is still useful in the modern world of phones and tractors limiting exercise, which is the reason behind this awful team in the first place, by going in the wilderness for a week. Of course, Biggy and Itchy take advantage of this and try plotting against him.

Leonardo spots a good camping site over a stream. Odie questions how they'll get across, but Leonardo reminds him about the movies he watched on "The Late Late Show" and demonstrates that they can use a vine to swing across. Odie tries it and is successful at reaching the other side, and so does Leonardo. But, Itchy cuts the vine so he lands in the water instead. Leonardo says that they'll build their campsite up a tree, to be safe from the wild beasts and prey.

They sleep up in a tree fort and Odie does admit it is a good idea, but Biggy and Itchy soil it by chopping the tree down. Now, they must find food, so they go fishing. Biggy comes up with another plan and tells Itchy to go dive under and give "the jerks a jerk". Itchy hesitates at first, but Biggy kicks him in the water. Under the water, Itchy pulls on the two's fishing strings and they fall in the stream and go floating downwards. Biggy plans to take over Bongo Congo if they don't come back within a week. But when they really try doing this, they are surprised to see Leonardo and Odie returned. They managed to get back home safely thanks to Leonardo's jungle movies, and a gorilla comes swinging by to get rid of the two villains.

## Trivia

* The colors of the vine appears to be brown, unlike the usual green you'd see in other cartoons. This could cause some possible confusion, as the setup as seen when Biggy and Itchy are high up on the branch makes it look like rope, and the standard lines you'd see on a cartoon rope even appear when Odie swings. However, it being rope is never brought up and it is always referred to as a vine.
Telephone Terrors

**Telephone Terrors (or Dial "M" For Mayhem)** is the fourth episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, Tennessee Tuxedo is tired of traveling on foot delivering invitations to Stanley Livingston's piano recital.

## Story

Stanley calls Tennessee on a telephone with an important duty. Tennessee heads to his office and he is told by Stanley that he is performing a piano concert in the evening and wants Tennessee to inform all the animals in the zoo. Tennessee laughs at the idea of Stanley playing, needless to say.

Tennessee spends the morning running around the zoo, and is tired by noon. He gets the idea for the zoo animals to have telephones, so he calls Stanley about the idea, who only says that they have to make the telephones themselves. Tennessee and Chumley take apart a telephone to see what makes it ring, but are clueless about the pieces. Tennessee has the idea of using a hose as a telephone, but this backfires when Chumley accidentally makes it shoot water when Tennessee tries talking in it.

The two visit Mr. Whoopee who shows them how telephones work, but Tennessee wants to know how they make a simple one. Whoopee demonstrates that two cans attached to a wire held tightly cause vibrations which make it operate like a telephone. Tennessee successfully makes telephones for all the animals, although, Chumley gets the wires for them from the piano that arrives in the auditorium. Tennessee doesn't realize this until later that evening at the concert when Stanley's piano makes no noise and he accidentally shouts what happened out loud. Stanley furiously chases the penguin and walrus, but they get tangled in the bunch of wires. Stanley says that he will make Tennessee the messenger boy, and run him ragged.

## Trivia

* This is the only episode that has two titles. The secondary title is also a reference to the film *Dial M for Murder.*
* "Tennessee" is misspelled on the title card.
* This is the first time we get to see other zoo animals.
Brain Strain

**Brain Strain** is the thirty-ninth episode of *Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales.* In this episode, Chumley pretends to be a millionaire, but thinks he is actually one after falling on his head.

## Story

Tennessee Tuxedo and his sidekick Chumley come up with an idea to impersonate a local millionaire, T.S. Tiddledeewink, to get his money because Chumley looks just like the millionaire (he is a walrus). He gets amnesia and gets mistaken for the millionaire. Before the idea can take place, Tennessee thinks that his buddy dies and is heartbroken. Along the way, Chumley gets amnesia and is mistaken for the millionaire. Tennessee finds Chumley in a suit and getting into a limousine. However, Tennessee knows that he's not really the millionaire and is, in fact, Chumley. Tennessee tries to get him back, but he keeps getting caught by the butler.

Tennessee goes to visit Mr. Whoopee who tells him about amnesia. Tennessee manages to kidnap Chumley and rides back to Megapolis Zoo on Stanley Livingston's motor scooter (that he stole in the first place), although he succeeds in getting his buddy back when they crash into a tree, and Chumley regains his memory. Despite having to wash pots and pans in the zoo kitchen for punishment, Tennessee is glad he has Chumley back.
Mutiny a Go-Go

**Mutiny a Go-Go** is the fortieth episode of *Go Go Gophers.* In this episode, Colonel Kit Coyote invites the Gophers on an ocean cruise to an exotic island.

## Story

Colonel gets the message that his yacht has arrived. He tells Sergeant Okey Homa his plan to take the yacht on water to the Gopher Indians, and invite them on a cruise in an attempt to get rid of them. When he gets to Ruffled Feather and Running Board, they are pleased to go on the cruise ride to an island paradise.

However, as the two Gophers sleep, they are woken up by The Colonel who demands that they do work on the yacht, so they relentlessly do. When the Colonel tells the Sergeant more to his plan, where when they arrive on the island, they will want to get off to avoid doing work and go off the boat immediately, the Gophers hear about this and decide to stop working.

Afterwards, some chasing around and swordplay ensues around the yacht. The short ends with the Gophers demanding Colonel and Sergeant doing work for them.