The Wacky World of Tex Avery facts for kids
Quick facts for kids The Wacky World of Tex AveryLe Monde fou de Tex Avery |
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| Genre | Comedy Slapstick |
| Created by | Robby London |
| Written by | Michel Trouilette Paul Quinn Daniel Schwall |
| Voices of | Billy West Kathleen Barr Ian James Corlett Lee Tockar Cree Summer Terry Klassen Maurice LaMarche Alec Willows Phil Hayes Scott McNeil |
| Narrated by | Maurice LaMarche |
| Opening theme | "The Wacky World of Tex Avery" (to the tune of Infernal Galop from Orpheus in the Underworld) |
| Ending theme | "The Wacky World of Tex Avery" (Instrumental) |
| Country of origin | France United States |
| Original language(s) | French English |
| No. of seasons | 1 |
| No. of episodes | 65 (195 segments) |
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| Executive producer(s) | Andy Heyward |
| Running time | 22 minutes (7 minutes for each segment) |
| Production company(s) | Les Studios Tex SARL Telcima SA DIC Productions, L.P. Milimetros |
| Distributor | United States DIC Entertainment The Program Exchange (Syndicator) Internationally Buena Vista International Television |
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| Original network | M6 (France) First-run syndication (United States) |
| Picture format | 4:3 |
| Audio format | Dolby Surround |
| First shown in | France |
| Original release | September 3 – December 26, 1997 |
The Wacky World of Tex Avery (French: Le Monde fou de Tex Avery) is an American-French animated television series created by Robby London and co-produced by DIC Productions L.P., Les Studios Tex SARL, Milimetros, M6 Métropole Télévision and Telcima SA.
Both the series and the titular character were named after Tex Avery, a cartoonist who is known for his work at Warner Bros. and MGM. The creator describes the show as "homage to the brilliant, hilarious and groundbreaking animator Tex Avery and the wonderful squash-and-stretch cartoons of his era". The series was first broadcast on French channel M6 on September 3, 1997, followed on by its broadcast in the United States on September 29, through syndication where it mainly aired on Fox and UPN stations at the time.
Contents
Segments
The cartoon contains the following short series:
Tex Avery
The cartoon centers on a cowboy named Tex Avery who saves the day and his girlfriend, Chastity Knott, from his nemesis, Sagebrush Sid. He was inspired by Bob Clampett's (a fellow animator at Termite Terrace in the 1930s) Red Hot Ryder character from Buckaroo Bugs. The theme song is "Home on the Range". 33 segments
Pompeii Pete
Pete is a short bumbling Roman centurion from Pompeii who was buried in lava from the eruption of Mount Vesuvius and two thousand years later breaks free from his preserved state in the modern world. His goofy antics constantly foil the schemes of sleazy conman, Dan. The theme song is "Tarantella Napoletana". 29 segments
Einstone
The cartoon stars the brilliant caveman, Ughbert Einstone, who is the world's first inventor. He tries to teach his friends how to be civilized through the use of his inventions. Inspired by The First Bad Man, with Einstone's name being a play on Albert Einstein. The theme song is "If You're Happy and You Know It". 26 segments
Genghis and Khannie
Genghis the lion is a warlord who leads his barbarian army across the world to conquer in the name of his emperor and often crosses paths with a female panda cub named Khannie who tends to thwart his plans through her innocent behavior. The duo's names are a play on Genghis Khan, while Genghis's design is based on the lion from Slap Happy Lion with his voice modeled after Sean Connery and Khannie's mannerisms being influenced by Shirley Temple. 27 segments
Freddy the Fly
A playful, obnoxious, and uncultured fly named Freddy bothers an obese, lazy and exceedingly short-tempered billionaire named Amanda Banshee, whose continuous excessive attempts to get rid of him often involve the most extreme of ways. Freddy was inspired by both one of Tex Avery's earlier characters, Homer the Homeless Flea and comedian Red Skelton's character, Freddy the Freeloader. Freddy and Banshee each have their own themes; Beethoven (Freddy) and Vivaldi (Banshee). 26 segments
Maurice & Mooch
Maurice Squab outwits Mooch the Fox, who constantly tries to eat him. Maurice's design is based on the canary from King-Size Canary, with his personality influenced by Junior Pig from One Ham's Family. Its theme is "Home! Sweet Home!". 27 segments
Power Pooch
A normal dog gains superpowers after licking a superhero's shoe and becomes a superhero himself, albeit an incompetent one. Along with his cat sidekick, Little Buddy, Power Pooch fights the forces of evil, such as Dr. Hydrant and his henchman, Boney. Inspired by W. Watts Biggers and Joe Harris' Underdog. 27 segments
Cast
- Billy West - Tex Avery, Sagebrush Sid, Freddy the Fly
- Kathleen Barr - Chastity Knott
- Ian James Corlett - Einstone, Pompeii Pete
- Phil Hayes - Power Pooch
- Terry Klassen - Maurice Squab
- Maurice LaMarche - Mooch, The Emperor, Mr. Squab, The Narrator, Dr. Hydrant
- Scott McNeil - Amanda Banshee
- Cree Summer - Khannie
- Lee Tockar - Genghis, Little Buddy
- Alec Willows - Dan
Current-day syndication
After the show's run on M6 in France, the show re-aired on Télétoon In March 2002, and on Canal+ Family and Gulli in 2008 and 2010, respectively.
In 2010, the program re-aired in the United States for the first time in a decade, where is was a part of the weekday morning Cookie Jar Toons programming block on the digital subchannel This TV. The show was removed from the lineup on September 26, 2011. Most episodes of the show were also available on Hulu and Jaroo.com. These prints plaster the DIC logo with the 2008 Cookie Jar logo.
Episodes
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| 1 | "Tex Avery: Rodeo, Rodeo, Where for Art Thou Rodeo?/Pompeii Pete: The Dis-Orderly/Einstone: A Bird in the Brain Is Worth Two in the Bush" | September 29, 1997 | |
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Rodeo, Rodeo, Where for Art Thou Rodeo: Tex and Sagebrush Sid compete with each other to become rodeo clowns at Miss Chastity's rodeo.
The Dis-Orderly: Dan fakes injury to get room and board in a hospital, but has the unfortunate luck of Pompeii Pete being assigned as his orderly. A Bird in the Brain Is Worth Two in the Bush: Einstone tries to help his Neanderthal contemporaries to get a giant egg for breakfast. |
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| 2 | "Tex Avery: The Not-So-Great Train Robbery/Genghis & Khannie: Humpty Dumpty Had A Great Wall/Freddy the Fly: Marital Blitz" | September 30, 1997 | |
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The Not-So-Great Train Robbery: Sagebrush Sid's attempts to rob a train carrying gold are continuously thwarted by Tex, who was assigned to guard the gold.
Humpty Dumpty Had A Great Wall: Mighty Genghis' attempts to get over the Great Wall of China are repeatedly thwarted by Khannie (who innocently believes he wants to play). Marital Blitz: Freddy invites himself to the wedding of Sabrina Holmes and Philip Fenton, and predictably causes Amanda Banshee to inadvertently interrupt the ceremony. |
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| 3 | "Tex Avery: Cabin Fever/Freddy the Fly: Cruisin' For A Bruisin'/Maurice & Mooch: Breakfast In Bedlam" | October 1, 1997 | |
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Cabin Fever: In the cold winderness, Tex fights to reclaim a cabin from Sagebrush Sid, though both are unaware that it actually belongs to Miss Chastity.
Crusin' For A Bruisin': Freddy disrupts a dinner on a cruise ship which Amanda Banshee causes to sink in her attempts to get rid of him. Breakfast In Bedlam: While Maurice prepares breakfast in bed for his parents, Mooch makes an attempt to make breakfast of him. |
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| 4 | "Tex Avery: Bottleneck Bear/Maurice & Mooch: Sitter Jitters/Freddy the Fly: Flychiatry" | October 2, 1997 | |
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Bottleneck Bear: Cutting through a mountain pass on his way to see Miss Chastity, Tex first has to deal with a savage bear.
Sitter Jitters: While Maurice's parents are out for the evening, Mooch pretends to be a babysitter so he can get at Maurice. Flychiatry: After a recent incursion with Freddy lands her in a sanitorium, Amanda Banshee is convinced by a psychiatrist he doesn't exist. |
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| 5 | "Pompeii Pete: Driving Mr. Dan/Genghis & Khannie: Who Kilt The Conqueror?/Einstone: Saur Loser" | October 3, 1997 | |
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Driving Mr. Dan: Dan's drive to the airport becomes complicated by the fact his chauffeur has been replaced by Pompeii Pete.
Who Kilt The Conquerer?: Genghis' attempts to seize a seemingly undefended castle to complete his conquest of Scotland are halted by MacKhannie's playful behaviour. Saur Loser: After they are terrorized by a vicious T.rex, Einstone and the Neanderthals invent various methods to try and catch it. |
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| 6 | "Tex Avery: Mine, Mine, Mine/Pompeii Pete: Stupe De Jour/Maurice & Mooch: Teacher's Pest" | October 4, 1997 | |
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Mine, Mine, Mine: Sagebrush Sid tries various ways to get rid of his partner Tex to have their gold mine all to himself after learning one of them will inherit it if the other passes on.
Stupe De Jour: After firing his assistant from his cookery show, Dan De Jour gets a replacement in Pompeii Pete, who might cause his ratings to plummet. Teacher's Pest: Mooch is in for a rather hard lesson when he attempts to eat Maurice on the chicken's first day of school. |
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| 7 | "Freddy the Fly: Silence Of The Lames/Genghis & Khannie: Aloha Oy/Maurice & Mooch: Black and Blue Belt" | October 5, 1997 | |
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Silence Of The Lames: Freddy makes Amanda Banshee's volunteer job at a library more noisy than she intends to make it.
Aloha Oy: Genghis tries to conquer the islands of Hawaii, but Khannie stands in his way as usual. Black and Blue Belt: Maurice faces off with Mooch (who tries to pose as Maurice's kung-fu teacher) in a no-holds barred kung-fu lesson. |
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| 8 | "Power Pooch: Cat Scratch Fervor/Freddy the Fly: Say Goodnight, Freddy/Pompeii Pete: Quiet Please" | October 6, 1997 | |
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Cat Scratch Fervor: Power Pooch fights against a cat who has powered himself up with P.P.'s Power Shoe.
Say Goodnight, Freddy: Kept up by Amanda Banshee's snoring at night, Freddy decides to disrupt her sleep as much as he can. Quiet Please: After checking himself in at a hotel, Dan's sleep gets constantly disrupted by bellboy Pompeii Pete. |
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| 9 | "Freddy the Fly: Tell Tale Fly/Maurice & Mooch: True Or False Alarm/Power Pooch: SSSpeed" | October 7, 1997 | |
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Tell Tale Fly: After seemingly killing Freddy once and for all, Amanda Banshee ends up being haunted by his ghost.
True Or False Alarm: When Maurice visits a fire house to volunteer as a firefighter, Mooch poses as a fireman himself to try and fire roast him. SSSpeed: Power Pooch mistakes a crash test bus full of dummies for a driverless bus full of citizens which he ends up sending on a wild ride. |
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| 10 | "Genghis & Khannie: Greek A-Boo/Pompeii Pete: Toothpaste Pete/Einstone: Cave Improvement" | October 8, 1997 | |
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Greek A-Boo: Attempting to conquer Ancient Greece, Genghis' attempts to sneak into the Athenian Palace get thwarted by Khannie.
Toothpaste Pete: When thief Dan enters a dentist's clinic to hide from the authorities, he ends up losing his teeth when Pompeii Pete gets to work on them. Cave Improvement: Einstone tries to teach the Neanderthals about home improvements when their cave roof springs a leak. |
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| 11 | "Tex Avery: A Man Called Horsey/Einstone: Neanderthal Mom/Maurice & Mooch: Toy Store Story" | October 9, 1997 | |
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A Man Called Horsey: Tex arrives in a town where horses rule the roost (the horses had forced people to switch places after Sagebrush Sid's horse got fed up with the abuse he took as they were being chased by a posse).
Neanderthal Mom: When Einstone's cave mother comes to stay, he tries to cosmetically change her appearance so she can move in with someone else. Toy Store Story: Mooch tries to get at Maurice when the young chicken makes a visit to a toy store. |
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| 12 | "Tex Avery: Disasterpiece Theater/Genghis & Khannie: You Take The High Road/Einstone: Caveman and Wife" | October 10, 1997 | |
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Disasterpiece Theater: Fed up with their atypical cowboy routines, Miss Chastity forces Tex and Sagebrush Sid to partake in a classy English story.
You Take The High Road: After Genghis succeeds in conquering Ancient Egypt, he finds his reign as pharaoh threatened by the Princess of Cairo, who happens to be Khannie. Caveman and Wife: Einstone competes with a hunky caveman over a beautiful cavewoman to see if brains are a better way to woo a woman than brawn. |
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| 13 | "Genghis & Khannie: What's Yours Is Mayan/Einstone: Wish Upon A Star Traveler/Freddy the Fly: Mile High Fly" | October 11, 1997 | |
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What's Yours Is Mayan: In search of the Mayan's gold hoping to conquer the Mayan empire, Genghis learns he must make a sacrifice to a nearby volcano, unless that sacrifice is Khannie.
Wish Upon A Star Traveller: After an alien ship lands, Einstone and the Neanderthals are put through a series of tests to determine which of them will be worthy to go with the aliens. Mile High Fly: After failing to rid herself of Freddy again, Amanda Banshee decides to make a growth spray believing she can get rid of him if he's bigger. |
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| 14 | "Pompeii Pete: Gangster Rip/Genghis & Khannie: Himalaya Down and Die/Einstone: The Ugh-Lympic Games" | October 12, 1997 | |
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Gangster Rip: Gangster Danny Boy (Dan) is charged by his boss with teaching his nephew the business, but unfortunately mistakes travelling encyclopaedia salesman Pompeii Pete for said nephew.
Himalaya Down and Die: In search of the city of Shangri-La, Genghis hires a guide to show him the way, but the guide happens to be Khannie. The Ugh-Lympic Games: To settle a dispute between the Neanderthals and a group of apes, Einstone comes up with a prehistoric version of the Olympics. |
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| 15 | "Einstone: Out Of Shape Out Of Mind/Genghis & Khannie: Pain In The Rain Forest/Power Pooch: Bank You Very Much" | October 13, 1997 | |
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Out Of Shape Out Of Mind: After they fail on a hunt, Einstone puts the Neanderthals through an extensive exercise routine.
Pain In The Rain Forest: Genghis' attempts to conquer the tribes of the Amazon repeatedly fall afoul of Khannie, and the local wildlife. Bank You Very Much: Power Pooch tries to bring a pair of bank robbers to justice, but the police lieutenant would rather have the dog-brained hero stay out of it. |
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| 16 | "Tex Avery: Virtual Tex/Maurice & Mooch: Chicken Scouts/Pompeii Pete: Pompeii Away" | October 14, 1997 | |
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Virtual Tex: Tex takes part in an interactive adventure where the audience's choices determine good or bad outcomes, but someone (Sagebrush Sid) seems to be rigging the votes to the bad ones.
Chicken Scouts: Believing he can get a four-for-one, including Maurice, Mooch poses as the Chicken Scouts' scoutmaster. Pompeii Away: After accidentally being cast away from a cruise, Dan ends up on a desert island with shipmate Pompeii Pete, who's insistent on giving him a coconut drink. |
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| 17 | "Tex Avery: Tex-Babies/Pompeii Pete: Gunga Dan/Einstone: Is There A Doctor in the Cave?" | October 15, 1997 | |
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Tex-Babies: Tex and Sagebrush Sid remember their life stories from before they were born after Miss Chastity calls them out on their constant fighting.
Gunga Dan: In India, hunter Dan searches for a rare white tiger, but his hired cleaner Pompeii Pete may ruin his chances. Is There A Doctor in the Cave?: After a Neanderthal catches a cold, Einstone decides to teach them a lesson in healthcare. |
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| 18 | "Tex Avery: Ever Herd of Cows?/Power Pooch: The Return of Dr. Hydrant/Freddy the Fly: Fortunate Fly" | October 16, 1997 | |
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Ever Herd of Cows: Tex decides to keep a cow so he can start a herd, but Sagebrush Sid tries to rustle it.
The Return of Dr. Hydrant: Power Pooch's enemy Dr. Hydrant kidnaps Little Buddy so that he can get rid of his simple-minded adversary once and for all. Fortunate Fly: To try and improve her luck at a casino, Amanda Banshee is given a fly on her skin. Unfortunately for her, said fly happens to be Freddy. |
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| 19 | "Tex Avery: Not Even a Sporting Chance/Freddy the Fly: Fat Chance/Power Pooch: La Misery" | October 17, 1997 | |
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Not Even A Sporting Chance: Tex defends his fort against Sagebrush Sid's attempts to capture it for himself.
Fat Chance: Amanda Banshee is put on a tough exercise routine, made even tougher not so much by being made not to eat as by Freddy's interventions. La Misery: Power Pooch and Little Buddy try to bodyguard Miss Lotsacash from robbery, but her very poor hearing gives P.P. more than he bargained for. |
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| 20 | "Pompeii Pete: Caddy Whack/Power Pooch: Mutts Attacks!/Genghis & Khannie: Dances On Lions" | October 18, 1997 | |
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Caddy Whack: Doctor Dan's golf game may go over par when his caddy happens to be Pompeii Pete.
Mutts Attacks!: Power Pooch and Little Buddy take on a pair of aliens, P.P. unaware that the aliens don't mean any harm. Dances On Lions: Genghis tries to conquer a Native American tribe, but finds himself halted by Khannie and her tribe's chief. |
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| 21 | "Tex Avery: Wish I Canoe You/Freddy the Fly: Bug To The Future/Maurice & Mooch: Yes, We Have No Electricity" | October 19, 1997 | |
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Wish I Canoe You: Tex races across white water rapids to rescue Miss Chastity from Sagebrush Sid who wants to marry her just to get a kiss.
Bug To The Future: Freddy accidentally becomes frozen in a freezer and wakes up in the distant future where he bugs a seemingly non-violent descendant of Amanda Banshee. Yes, We Have No Electricity: When the power goes out in Maurice's house, Mooch decides to take advantage of the situation to try and eat Maurice. |
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| 22 | "Freddy the Fly: Fly Incarnation/Power Pooch: Power Puppy/Maurice & Mooch: The One That Didn't Get Away" | October 20, 1997 | |
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Fly Incarnation: Amanda Banshee is led to believe that Freddy is in fact a reincarnation of her departed brother
Power Puppy: Power Pooch is subjected to an age-regressing whistle as part of Dr. Hydrant's plan to re-educate him. The One That Didn't Get Away: Mooch intends to catch himself some dinner when Maurice tries to catch a big fish for a competition. |
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| 23 | "Tex Avery: Fat and Fatter/Freddy the Fly: Cake Me a Bake/Pompeii Pete: Count Danula" | October 21, 1997 | |
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Fat and Fatter: Seeing Miss Chastity going out with a fat man, Tex and Sagebrush Sid try fattening themselves up as much as they can.
Cake Me A Bake: Amanda Banshee makes a cake for a fundraising sale, though Freddy may decide on having it for himself Count Danula: Count Danula is set on acquiring blood for his family but his victim, travelling pizza chef Pompeii Pete, inadvertently thwarts him every time. |
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| 24 | "Maurice & Mooch: The Toothless Fairy/Genghis & Khannie: A No Etiquette Barbarian In King Arthur's Court/Einstone: Look Who's Ughing" | October 22, 1997 | |
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The Toothless Fairy: Mooch disguises himself as a tooth fairy so he can sink his own teeth into Maurice.
A No Etiquette Barbarian In King Arthur's Court: After Genghis conquers Camelot and Khannie draws Excalibur from the stone (believing it to be an apple peeler), they face each other in a joust for the sword. Look Who's Ughing: Einstone tries to teach a Neanderthal who has been left babysitting his son about proper childcare. |
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| 25 | "Tex Avery: Pony Distress/Freddy the Fly: My Fair Freddy/Pompeii Pete: Re Pete Customer" | October 23, 1997 | |
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Pony Distress: Tex works as a Pony Express rider, but Sagebrush Sid is determined to get at his mail.
My Fair Freddy: While preparing for a charity ball, Amanda Banshee has Freddy sent off to a finishing school, but when he comes back cultured, he turns out to be worse than before. Re Pete Customer: Reggae star Dan, or rather "The Artist Formerly Known As Dan", is in for more than a short back and sides when he mistakes Pompeii Pete (who was remodelling the salon) for a top hairstylist. |
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| 26 | "Einstone: A Hunting We Won't Go/Pompeii Pete: Top Gun Shy/Power Pooch: Sidekicked" | October 24, 1997 | |
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A Hunting We Won't Go: After seeing the Neanderthals eat a giant rock, Einstone decides to educate them in proper dinner manners.
Top Gun Shy: Lieutenant Dan's patience is tested when he mistakes swab Pompeii Pete for his new pilot. Sidekicked: Dr. Hydrant uses a robotic version of Power Pooch's sidekick Little Buddy to try and steal the Power Shoe. |
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| 27 | "Freddy the Fly: The President's Fly/Power Pooch: The Long-Awaited Evil Twin Episode/Genghis & Khannie: Donkey Conqueror" | October 25, 1997 | |
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The President's Fly: Amanda Banshee attends a peace treaty signing with Garbawjia at the White House, but also finds that Freddy is the President's First Fly.
The Long-Awaited Evil Twin Episode: Through a freak accident whilst Power Pooch powers himself up, an evil duplicate of himself is born which he must do battle with. Donkey Conqueror: While trying to conquer Thailand, Genghis meets his match in the form of Khannie's giant gorilla bodyguard Donkey Conquerer. |
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| 28 | "Power Pooch: Wrapped Up In His Work/Einstone: Cyrano De Burg-A-Rock Head/Pompeii Pete: Terminal Veloci-Pete" | October 26, 1997 | |
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Wrapped Up In His Work: Power Pooch mistakes an Egyptian mummy for a bandaged person in need of medical assistance.
Cryano De Burg-A-Rock Head: When a Neanderthal falls in love, Einstone tries to help him turn on the charm to win the apple of his eye over. Terminal Veloci-Pete: Skydiving teacher Jumpin' Dan Flash may lose his mind when deliveryman Pompeii Pete repeatedly asks him for payment on a delivery. |
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| 29 | "Tex Avery: Up a Tree Without a Paddle/Pompeii Pete: Mechanically Declined/Power Pooch: Power Pooch No More" | October 27, 1997 | |
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Up A Tree Without A Paddle: Tex must protect his mountain forest from being cut down by Sid Bunyan (Sagebrush Sid).
Mechanically Declined: When Dan's freshly cleaned car breaks down, he's in for more than a tune up from Pompeii Pete's lack of mechanical know-how. Power Pooch No More: After believing he has killed Little Buddy, Power Pooch goes to a monastery to become a monk but ends up turning them into mad monks. |
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| 30 | "Tex Avery: Water You Gonna Do?/Maurice & Mooch: Run For Your Lifeguard!/Power Pooch: A Shoe Thing!" | October 28, 1997 | |
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Water You Gonna Do: In search of water after losing his way, Tex finds himself a target for a hungry vulture.
Run For Your Lifeguard!: Mooch passes himself off as a beach lifeguard in another attempt to eat Maurice. A Shoe Thing!: After Little Buddy accidentally powers himself up with Power Pooch's Power Shoe, he must help his hero to stop a meteor heading for Earth (which P.P. had set on a collision course). |
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| 31 | "Freddy the Fly: Tallywho?/Maurice & Mooch: The Eggstra Terrestrial/Pompeii Pete: Double O Scussi" | October 29, 1997 | |
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Tallywho?: On a recreational fox-hunt involving her servants, Amanda Banshee finds another target in Freddy when he disrupts the hunt.
The Eggstra Terrestrial: Mooch disguises himself as an alien to try and eat Maurice again. Double O Scussi: Janitor Pompeii Pete is mistaken for a spy by Dr. Danfeld, whose cat ends up bearing the brunt of his owner's attempts on Pete's life. |
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| 32 | "Tex Avery: Stagecoach Tex/Freddy the Fly: Bored Of The Flies/Maurice & Mooch: Slaphappy Birthday" | October 30, 1997 | |
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Stagecoach Tex: Stagecoach drivers Tex and Sagebrush Sid fight over which of them has Miss Chastity ride in their stagecoaches.
Bored Of The Flies: Freddy and Amanda Banshee end up cast away on an island where Freddy is viewed by the natives as their king. Slaphappy Birthday: Mooch poses as a birthday clown so he can eat Maurice and his friends at the latter's birthday party. |
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| 33 | "Tex Avery: To Ape Or Not To Ape/Einstone: Tarred and Married/Genghis & Khannie: Peek-A-Boom" | October 31, 1997 | |
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To Ape Or Not To Ape: Lost in a jungle, Tex finds himself the unwilling apple of a female gorilla's eye and also the target of a jealous male gorilla.
Tarred And Married: An attempt to get rid of a T.rex by disguising himself as a female T.rex results in Einstone becoming his antagonist's unwilling mate. Peek-A-Boom: Genghis' attempts to attain a cannon to conquer a fort force him to agree to play with Khannie. |
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| 34 | "Tex Avery: What Big Feet You Have/Einstone: Peer Pressure/Power Pooch: Doggie Pounded" | November 1, 1997 | |
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What Big Feet You Have: When Miss Chastity offers a reward for evidence of Bigfoot's existence, Tex and Sagebrush Sid race to see who can get there first (though Tex mistakes Sid for Bigfoot after the latter disguises himself to create false evidence).
Peer Pressure: Having failed one time too many with his smarts, Einstone tries to earn the Neanderthals' respect by sinking himself to their level Doggie Pounded: Needing some rest from crime fighting, Power Pooch takes a vacation, but is oblivious to the fact he is in a dog pound, and is insistent that he doesn't need the Power Shoe. |
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| 35 | "Pompeii Pete: Just Plane Trouble/Freddy the Fly: Can't Fly Me Love/Power Pooch: PP Loves Fifi" | November 2, 1997 | |
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Just Plane Trouble: Dan finds his flight on a plane disrupted by fellow passenger Pompeii Pete.
Can't Fly Me Love: Amanda Banshee receives a mail-order date who is much less interested in her than he is in getting at her money, while Freddy decides to play cupid his way. PP Loves Fifi: Against the oath of not using his powers for personal gain, Power Pooch tries to win a foxy flame-trailing female dog's heart with his might. |
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| 36 | "Maurice & Mooch: My Dinner With Mooch/Freddy the Fly: Diamonds Are for Heifer/Power Pooch: Squirrel Trouble" | November 3, 1997 | |
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My Dinner With Mooch: Mooch is invited to Maurice's house for dinner, but he would much rather have chicken than pork.
Diamonds Are For Heifer: After Amanda Banshee buys the Hopeless Diamond despite suspicions of a curse relating to it, Freddy ensures that said curse comes true with his mischief. Squirrel Trouble: Power Pooch tries to get rid of a particularly troublesome squirrel that was tearing up his owner's yard. |
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| 37 | "Tex Avery: Sagebrush Sindy/Genghis & Khannie: Courting Disaster/Power Pooch: The Postman Always Barks Twice" | November 4, 1997 | |
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Sagebrush Sindy: In Canada, Sagebrush Sid tries to get one over on Tex by disguising himself as a woman.
Courting Disaster: After Genghis finally catches Khannie, to his dismay he ends up having to bend to her whims when she wins his Emperor's favor. The Postman Always Barks Twice: When the city's mailmen suddenly disappear as a part of Dr. Hydrant's latest scheme, Power Pooch decides to deliver the mail in their stead. |
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| 38 | "Tex Avery: Chastity Peak/Maurice & Mooch: Ready Willing and Cable/Pompeii Pete: Crass Action Hero" | November 5, 1997 | |
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Chastity Peak: Tex and Sagebrush Sid race to reach the top of a mountain that they each intend to name after Miss Chastity.
Ready Willing and Cable: When Maurice and his family get a new TV, Mooch disguises himself as a cable guy so he can get a TV dinner (Maurice). Crass Action Hero: On a studio tour, Pompeii Pete is roped in by actor Danger Dan as a sidekick for his new movie. |
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| 39 | "Tex Avery: Aw, Mush!/Genghis & Khannie: The Wrath Of Khannie/Freddy the Fly: The Midas Touche" | November 6, 1997 | |
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Aw, Mush!: Tex and Sagebrush Sid race against each other in a sled race across the Yukon.
The Wrath Of Khannie: Darth Genghis' conquest of Mars is complicated by Khannie's overinterpretation of planting flags. The Midas Touche: Freddy becomes subjected to a curse meant for Amanda Banshee that causes everything he touches to become worthless, which he takes advantage of when Amanda competes with a rival. |
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| 40 | "Power Pooch: That's Shoe Biz/Pompeii Pete: Dial M For Moron/Freddy the Fly: I'll Take Manure" | November 7, 1997 | |
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That's Shoe Biz: Power Pooch's Power Shoe accidentally ends up in the hands of a baby who ends up getting powered up by it.
Dial M For Moron: At a writer's block regarding a murder weapon for his next novel, Daniel Mann tries to come up with one to get rid of an annoying gardener, who happens to be Pompeii Pete. I'll Take Manure: Amanda Banshee competes on her favorite gameshow, but Freddy enters himself to try and win the top prize. |
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| 41 | "Tex Avery: Showdown at the OK Corral/Maurice & Mooch: Carnivores Anonymous/Power Pooch: Presidential Pooch" | November 8, 1997 | |
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| 42 | "Einstone: Running of the Bullys/Pompeii Pete: What, Me Hostage?/Maurice & Mooch: Coach Mooch" | November 9, 1997 | |
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| 43 | "Maurice & Mooch: Mutiny on the Poultry/Pompeii Pete: The Running Dan/Einstone: Ugh-ementary, My Dear Watson" | November 10, 1997 | |
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| 44 | "Power Pooch: Don't Shoot, It's a Shoot/Pompeii Pete: Dawn of the Dan/'Einstone: Tragedy and Comedy" | November 11, 1997 | |
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| 45 | "Tex Avery: Tex-Files/Freddy the Fly: Income Outcome/Genghis & Khannie: Asgard Me Not" | November 12, 1997 | |
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Tex-Files: Tex and Sagebrush Sid are abducted by an alien Miss Chasity, which the two fight for the affection of.
Income Outcome: Amanda Banshee disguises herself as a woman of poverty in order to evade the taxman. Asgard Me Not: Genghis attempts to conquer the mythical Asgard in the name of the Emperor, but has to deal with Thor and his protege Khannie. |
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| 46 | "Maurice & Mooch: Moochini the Magnificent/Power Pooch: Pumped Up!/Genghis & Khannie: Map-solutely Not" | November 13, 1997 | |
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Moochini the Magnificent: Mooch poses as a magician in another attempt to eat Maurice.
Pumped Up!: When the Power Shoe is at the cleaners, Power Pooch has to use the shoe of Wonder Wench, guardian of all things fashionable, to transform into Miss Power Pooch, in order to save the Lieutenant. Map-solutely Not: In the chilling Himalayas, the Emperor sets Genghis out to conquer the Great Ruler of the mountains, but he has to rely on an unreliable map from Khannie. |
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| 47 | "Tex Avery: Tex Meets Execs/Genghis & Khannie: Agent From Horde/Einstone: My Hairy Lady" | November 14, 1997 | |
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Tex Meets Execs: Tex and Sagebrush Sid attempt to engage in a shoot out, but a network executive keeps changing the scene.
Agent From Horde: Genghis the Barbarian is an agent of H.O.R.D.E., who's out to get a growth serum that's being guarded by two old women, and has to deal with their niece Khannie, who she believes Genghis is her imaginary friend. My Hairy Lady: Einstone teaches a Neanderthal woman how to act and behave properly, so she can become his mate. |
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| 48 | "Einstone: Frankeinstone/Genghis & Khannie: Atlantis Shrugged/Maurice & Mooch: Mini the Mooch" | November 15, 1997 | |
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Frankeinstone: Einstone puts himself on the face of a Neanderthal so he can receive some affection from the cavewomen.
Atlantis Shrugged: After seemingly conquering everything on the planet, the Emperor sets Genghis out to conquer Atlantis City, and a treasure that belongs to Khannie. Mini the Mooch: Mooch becomes the test subject of Maurice's science experiment, which turns the fox small. |
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| 49 | "Einstone: Duhmesticated/Freddy the Fly: Buzzin' Couzin'/Power Pooch: 20/20 Houndsight" | November 16, 1997 | |
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Duhmesticated: Einstone creates a bachelor lounge, and has to keep some Neanderthals from crashing his private party.
Buzzin' Cousin: Amanda Banshee invites her rural cousin Mabel-Lee to get rid of Freddy, but ends up becoming even more of a problem. 20/20 Houndsight: After seeing an abstract painting, Power Pooch believes that he's losing his vision, and tries to deal with his apparent sight loss as he causes havoc at his master's banquet, which he thinks assassins are going to hijack. |
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| 50 | "Tex Avery: The Texorcist/Einstone: Enraptured Einstone/Genghis & Khannie: May the Stressed Man Win" | November 17, 1997 | |
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The Texorcist: After seemingly killing Tex once and for all, Sagebrush Sid ends up being haunted by his corpse and ghost.
Enraptured Einstone: In an attempt to find a partner, Einstone ends up luring a female dinosaur, who brings him back to her carnivorous parents. May the Stressed Man Win: The Emperor takes Genghis into his personal garden when conquering plans get the best of him, but much to Genghis' chagrin, the Emperor also invites Khannie over as well. |
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| 51 | "Pompeii Pete: Dan the Man Child/Genghis & Khannie: Queen Khannie/Maurice & Mooch: Backseat Bedlam" | November 18, 1997 | |
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Dan the Man Child: Dan tries to rob a rich woman's house under the guise of a small child, but her house servant Pompeii Pete tries to care for him.
Queen Khannie: Genghis conquers Tiny Island, where he meets their leader Queen Khannie, whom he brings back to the Emperor. Backseat Bedlam: Mooch poses as Maurice's cousin Sven in an attempt to eat him on a road trip to the Grand Canyon. |
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| 52 | "Power Pooch: Flea! Run Away!/Maurice & Mooch: Family Duel/Genghis & Khannie: Remember the Rigmarole" | November 19, 1997 | |
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Flea! Run Away!: Professor Hydrant creates a superpowered flea out of Power Pooch's DNA, which consumes his energy from the Power Shoe.
Family Duel: The game show Quarrelin Kin is hijacked by Mooch so he can eat Maurice and his family, who are competing against Mooch's dimwitted cousins Huey and Dewey. Remember the Rigamorle: Genghis attempts to storm the Alamo in Texas, but has difficulty gaining a password from guard Khannie. |
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| 53 | "Tex Avery: Armed Adillo/Einstone: Ugh to the Future /Pompeii Pete: Queasy Cuisine" | November 20, 1997 | |
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| 54 | "Tex Avery: Tex-tra Credit/Power Pooch: Power Puppy/Genghis & Khannie: Eski-No-Mo" | November 21, 1997 | |
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| 55 | "Einstone: Mister Smart Guy/Maurice & Mooch: Chicken Fried Cousins/Freddy the Fly: Rich Meets Poe" | November 22, 1997 | |
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| 56 | "Power Pooch: The Dog Who Would Be King/Freddy the Fly: Butlervania/Pompeii Pete: Gym Dandy" | November 23, 1997 | |
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| 57 | "Tex Avery: Moby Cow/Pompeii Pete: Dan's Best Friend/Genghis & Khannie: Unsurely You Jest" | November 24, 1997 | |
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| 58 | "Tex Avery: Narrated Tex/Genghis & Khannie: Emperor on Holiday/Maurice & Mooch: Superchump" | November 25, 1997 | |
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| 59 | "Power Pooch: Night of the Living Dumb/Einstone: A Pearl of Wisdom/Freddy the Fly: The Butlers Did It" | November 26, 1997 | |
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| 60 | "Genghis & Khannie: Corporate Takeover/Einstone: Toy Prehistory/Maurice & Mooch: Stressed Guest" | November 27, 1997 | |
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| 61 | "Freddy the Fly: Sold Out/Pompeii Pete: Dan or Dana/Power Pooch: Shoeless" | November 28, 1997 | |
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| 62 | "Tex Avery: Justice of the Pieces/Pompeii Pete: The Buddy Guard/Einstone: The Meat Tree" | November 29, 1997 | |
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| 63 | "Tex Avery: Tex and Sid's Blooper Spectacular/Maurice & Mooch: Time Flies, Chickens Don't/Pompeii Pete: Men in Lavender" | November 30, 1997 | |
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| 64 | "Power Pooch: The Original Origin Story/Genghis & Khannie: Harrier Pigeon/Pompeii Pete: Bat-Dan" | December 1, 1997 | |
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| 65 | "Tex Avery: Yearnin for a Learnin/Maurice & Mooch: The Stepford Chickens/Genghis & Khannie: French Twist" | December 2, 1997 | |
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