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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Big Duke's voice from ''Posse Impossible" was Daws Butler imitating Creator/JohnWayne.
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* ''Posse Impossible'', a SpinOff of the series finale of ''WesternAnimation/HongKongPhooey'';
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* ''Posse Impossible'', a SpinOff of the series finale of ''WesternAnimation/HongKongPhooey'';''WesternAnimation/HongKongPhooey'' featuring a sheriff and his three quirky deputies;
* AlternateCompanyEquivalent: The desert-dwelling chase-prone Blast-Off Buzzard and Crazy Legs are very clearly this for ''[[Creator/WarnerBros Warner Brothers']]'' desert-dwelling chase-prone ''WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner''.
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* CharacterCatchphrase: As with most (if not all) of the characters Joe E. Ross played, Roll often says "Ooh! Ooh!".
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* CharacterCatchphrase: CharacterCatchphrase:
** As with most (if not all) of the characters Joe E. Ross played, Roll often says "Ooh!Ooh!".Ooh!".
** Big Duke often says "Move 'em out!"
** As with most (if not all) of the characters Joe E. Ross played, Roll often says "Ooh!
** Big Duke often says "Move 'em out!"
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* DisguisedInDrag: Happens a few times.
** Hustle very briefly does so to try and hide from the episode's villain in "The Fright Farm".
** The King's gang dresses as hula girls in "The Great Billionaire Chase Case". Despite their flimsy disguises, they manage to fool a pair of security guards.
** An outlaw named Punch is forced by his boss to dress in drag as part of a stagecoach robbery in Posse Impossible's "The Crunch Bunch Crashout". He protests, claiming it'll turn him into a laughingstock. Sure enough, the episode ends with the townsfolk, the posse, and even ''the boss who forced him into drag'' all laughing at him. Some friends he's got...
** Hustle very briefly does so to try and hide from the episode's villain in "The Fright Farm".
** The King's gang dresses as hula girls in "The Great Billionaire Chase Case". Despite their flimsy disguises, they manage to fool a pair of security guards.
** An outlaw named Punch is forced by his boss to dress in drag as part of a stagecoach robbery in Posse Impossible's "The Crunch Bunch Crashout". He protests, claiming it'll turn him into a laughingstock. Sure enough, the episode ends with the townsfolk, the posse, and even ''the boss who forced him into drag'' all laughing at him. Some friends he's got...
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* {{Catchphrase}}: As with most of the characters Joe E. Ross played, Roll often says "Ooh! Ooh!".
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* {{Catchphrase}}: CharacterCatchphrase: As with most (if not all) of the characters Joe E. Ross played, Roll often says "Ooh! Ooh!".
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* [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast Names To Float Away From Really Fast]]: In ''Shake, Rattle & Roll'', Sidney Merciless lives up to his last name, constantly causing trouble for the Haunted Inn. Many of the hotel's residents freak out at the mere mention of his name!
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At mid-season, the show was absorbed into a two-hour block on NBC titled ''Go Go Globetrotters'' which included repeats of 1970's ''WesternAnimation/TheHarlemGlobetrotters,'' 1967's ''WesternAnimation/TheHerculoids'', and 1969's ''[[WesternAnimation/TheCattanoogaCats Motormouse & Autocat]].''
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At mid-season, the show was absorbed into a two-hour block on NBC titled ''Go Go Globetrotters'' which included repeats of 1970's ''WesternAnimation/TheHarlemGlobetrotters,'' 1967's ''WesternAnimation/TheHerculoids'', and 1969's ''[[WesternAnimation/TheCattanoogaCats Motormouse & Autocat]].'''' Blast-Off Buzzard and Crazylegs would later appear in two episodes of ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerryKids'' now with the ability to talk.
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* TheHyena: ''Heyyy, It's The King'' has Yuka Yuka, who is both literally and figuratively one. He's always making puns and jokes, laughing right after he tells them. He even managed to crack one after learning his cousin was being held hostage by a traveling carnival!
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* TheHyena: ''Heyyy, It's The King'' King!'' has Yuka Yuka, who is both literally and figuratively one. He's always making puns and jokes, laughing right after he tells them. He even managed to crack one after learning his cousin was being held hostage by a traveling carnival!
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* ProneToTears: ''Posse Impossible'' has Blubber, who cries in just about every situation. It doesn't stop him from performing his heroics, though.
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* ArousedByTheirVoice: Boogie is clearly captivated by Charlie's seductive voice, mentioning his love for it at least once an episode.
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* ArousedByTheirVoice: Boogie is clearly captivated by Charlie's seductive voice, mentioning his love for it at least once an in almost every episode.
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* TheHyena: ''Heyyy, It's The King'' has Yuka Yuka, who is both literally and figuratively one. He's always making puns and jokes, laughing right after he tells them. He even managed to crack one after learning his cousin was being held hostage by a traveling carnival!
--> '''Sheena:''' If you're unhappy, why don't you leave?\\
'''Elmo:''' I can't! When I'm not in my cage, I'm on a leash.\\
'''Yuka Yuka:''' Then what you're looking for, Cousin Elmo, is a new ''leash'' on life! Get it? HA HA!
--> '''Sheena:''' If you're unhappy, why don't you leave?\\
'''Elmo:''' I can't! When I'm not in my cage, I'm on a leash.\\
'''Yuka Yuka:''' Then what you're looking for, Cousin Elmo, is a new ''leash'' on life! Get it? HA HA!
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* MayTheFarceBeWithYou: The ''CB Bears'' episode "Disappearing Satellites" takes a number of stylistic cues from the first ''[[Film/ANewHope Star Wars]]'' film. It has a villain loosely inspired by Darth Vader, who flies a spaceship that resembles the Millennium Falcon. His henchman is a beeping robot named X-9 heavily based off R2-D2, although he does speak actual English between his beeps. The episode debuted on December 3, 1977, barely six months after the first ''Star Wars'' premiered, making ''CB Bears'' one of the first cartoons to do this.
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* CoversAlwaysLie: Marvel's Hanna-Barbera TV Stars comic book series featured The King on the cover of three issues. King and his gang never appear in any issue.
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* ScoobyDoobyDoors: The CB Bears go through them trying to escape the villain in "The Fright Farm".
** Played with in the ''Shake, Rattle & Roll'' segment "Spooking The Spooks". The titular ghosts are trying to escape Sidney's ghost chasing robot, leading to one of these chases...where the ghosts float through all the closed doors, and the robot following them breaks through them.
** Played with in the ''Shake, Rattle & Roll'' segment "Spooking The Spooks". The titular ghosts are trying to escape Sidney's ghost chasing robot, leading to one of these chases...where the ghosts float through all the closed doors, and the robot following them breaks through them.
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* {{Catchphrase}}: As with most of the characters Joe E. Ross played, Roll often says "Ooh! Ooh!".
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* CompanyCrossReferences: In the comic book exclusive ''Shake, Rattle and Roll'' story "Silent Knight", at one point Shake says "As a certain lion would say, [[WesternAnimation/{{Snagglepuss}} 'Exit stage right!']]"
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* NotEvilJustMisunderstood: While many of the villains the CB Bears faced were genuinely malicious, there were quite a few who weren't. They either didn't realize their inventions were causing harm, or did their plans with the belief they were genuinely doing something good.
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* RecycledSoundtrack: Its theme song was also used for the end credits of ''Skatebirds'', another Hanna-Barbera show that debuted on the exact same day. It was later reused for the end credits of ''WesternAnimation/CaptainCavemanAndTheTeenAngels'' in 1979.
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* RecycledSoundtrack: Its theme song was also used for the end credits of ''Skatebirds'', another Hanna-Barbera show that debuted on another network on the exact same day. It was later reused for the end credits of ''WesternAnimation/CaptainCavemanAndTheTeenAngels'' in 1979.
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* ShoutOut: The C.B. Bears fight crime and receive orders from a voice, Charlie. [[Series/CharliesAngels Sound familiar]]?
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* ShoutOut: The C.B. Bears fight crime and are a crimefighting trio who receive orders from a voice, Charlie.boss named Charlie, who is only heard and never physically seen. [[Series/CharliesAngels Sound familiar]]?
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* ArousedByTheirVoice: Boogie is aroused by Charlie's seductive voice.
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* ArousedByTheirVoice: Boogie is aroused clearly captivated by Charlie's seductive voice.voice, mentioning his love for it at least once an episode.
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* GreaserDelinquents: The titular King of ''Heyyy, It's the King!'', as befitting an [[Series/HappyDays Arthur Fonzarelli]] expy. He has the accent, slang, and fashion down, although he's more interested in schemes that get him money or fame as opposed to actual criminal mischief.
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* GreaserDelinquents: The titular King of ''Heyyy, It's the King!'', as befitting an [[Series/HappyDays Arthur Fonzarelli]] expy. He has the accent, slang, and fashion down, although he's more interested in schemes that get him money or fame as opposed to actual criminal mischief. Also, despite his 1950s aesthetic, he still very clearly lives in the then-present day 1970s.
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* ScoobyDooHoax: Used at least once. [[spoiler: In the '''Heyyy, It's The King!'' segment "Snowbound Safari", the "Bigfoot" that harasses the main characters turns out to be a bank robber who wanted to scare people away from his hideout.]]
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* ScoobyDooHoax: Used at least once. [[spoiler: In the '''Heyyy, ''Heyyy, It's The King!'' segment "Snowbound Safari", the "Bigfoot" that harasses the main characters turns out to be a bank robber who wanted to scare people away from his hideout.]]
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* ScoobyDooHoax: Used at least once. [[spoiler: In the '''Heyyy, It's The King!'' segment "Snowbound Safari", the "Bigfoot" that harasses the main characters turns out to be a bank robber who wanted to scare people away from his hideout.]]
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* NewPowersAsThePlotDemands: The CB Bears' garbage truck seemed to have a gadget for every single situation. Whether the Bears needed a giant fishing rod, a parachute, a giant drill, or a saltwater taffy making machine, the truck always happened to have that built in.
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* YouMeddlingKids: Done in the CB Bears segment "Disappearing Satellites". After the episode's villain was caught and his plan explained, he exclaimed "And I would have done it, if you meddlers hadn't interfered!"
