History WesternAnimation / DudleyDoRight

-->'''I''' ''am a vampire!''

* GodivaHair: Dudley in one episode. Though in this case, it was a beard.

** And somehow, this ends up saving the day?
*** The fire cooked off the ammunition, which scared off the criminals that had taken over the post.

* LawfulStupid: Dudley. In one notable episode, Snidely kidnaps Nell at her wedding. A couple days later, Dudley receives a letter from his abducted bride delivered from Snidely's sawmill. He refuses to open it because it isn't stamped. So he rides to the sawmill, gets Nell (Who is tied to a log being fed into the sawblades) to stamp the letter, then rides back to the Mountie post before opening it. An hour and a half later, after finally receiving coherent orders to rescue Nell, he rides back to the sawmill (Thankfully, the sawmill was seriously in need of maintenance or else Nell would have been in pieces by this point). After saving Nell, he then proceeds to arrest her for mail fraud since what she put on the envelope wasn't a legal stamp.

* AllLoveIsUnrequited: Dudley fond of Nell, Nell is fond of... his horse. {{Squick}} or FetishFuel, take your pick!

* ArsonMuderAndJaywalking: Inspector Fenwick instructed Dudley to get himself kicked out of the service in order to investigate Snidely Whiplash's fur-smuggling operation while in disguise. Dudley's attempts had initially backfired, as the building he burned down was condemned anyways and blowing up the dam solved an irrigation crisis. When instructed by Fenwick to not try, Dudley actually succeeded in the step by eating peas with a knife, something no mountie should ever do.

In the late 1960s, Dudley headlined his own half-hour AnimatedAnthology series, which also included cartoons from Total Television, the creators of ''King Leonardo and His Short Subjects'' (TTV and Jay Ward both used the services of Gamma Productions). In 1999, {{Creator/Universal}} released an abysmal live-action ''Dudley Do-Right'' movie starring Creator/BrendanFraser, SarahJessicaParker and Creator/AlfredMolina.

Originally a supporting character on ''WesternAnimation/RockyAndBullwinkle'', Dudley Do-Right was an endearingly (to the audience, at least) incompetent officer of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, spoofing silent-movie melodramas. Apparently the only officer in his regiment, Dudley took orders from Inspector Ray Fenwick while protecting the inspector's daughter, Nell, as well as the rest of Canada, from the schemes of the wicked Snidely Whiplash. Or so he thinks. Truth is Dudley mostly saves the day by sheer luck or the competence of his horse, but he nevertheless takes credit just the same.

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In the late 1960s, Dudley headlined his own half-hour AnimatedAnthology series, which also included cartoons from Total Television, the creators of ''King Leonardo and His Short Subjects'' (TTV and Jay Ward both used the services of Gamma Productions). In 1999, {{Universal}} released an abysmal live-action ''Dudley Do-Right'' movie starring Creator/BrendanFraser, SarahJessicaParker and Creator/AlfredMolina.

In the late 1960s, Dudley headlined his own half-hour AnimatedAnthology series, which also included cartoons from Total Television, the creators of ''King Leonardo and His Short Subjects'' (TTV and Jay Ward both used the services of Gamma Productions). In 1999, {{Universal}} released an abysmal live-action ''Dudley Do-Right'' movie starring Creator/BrendanFraser, SarahJessicaParker and AlfredMolina.

* NamesToRunAwayFromRealFast: Not only did Snidely Whiplash fit this Trope when the show aired, but as the DastardlyWhiplash Trope proves, his name has become synonymous with villains like him in modern culture.

Originally a supporting character on ''WesternAnimation/RockyAndBullwinkle'', Dudley Do-Right was an endearingly (to the audience, at least) incompetent officer of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, spoofing silent-movie melodramas. Apparently the only officer in his regiment, Dudley took orders from Inspector Ray Fenwick while protecting the inspector's daughter, Nell, as well as the rest of Canada, from the schemes of the wicked Snidely Whiplash. Or so he thinks. Truth is Dudley mostly saves the day by sheer luck or the competence of his horse, but Dudley nevertheless takes credit just the same.

Originally a supporting character on ''WesternAnimation/RockyAndBullwinkle'', Dudley Do-Right was an endearingly (to the audience, at least) incompetent officer of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, spoofing silent-movie melodramas. Apparently the only officer in his regiment, Dudley took orders from Inspector Ray Fenwick while protecting the inspector's daughter, Nell, as well as the rest of Canada, from the schemes of the wicked Snidely Whiplash.

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Originally a supporting character on ''RockyAndBullwinkle'', Dudley Do-Right was an endearingly (to the audience, at least) incompetent officer of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, spoofing silent-movie melodramas. Apparently the only officer in his regiment, Dudley took orders from Inspector Ray Fenwick while protecting the inspector's daughter, Nell, as well as the rest of Canada, from the schemes of the wicked Snidely Whiplash.

In the late 1960s, Dudley headlined his own half-hour AnimatedAnthology series, which also included cartoons from Total Television, the creators of ''King Leonardo and His Short Subjects'' (TTV and Jay Ward both used the services of Gamma Productions). In 1999, {{Universal}} released an abysmal live-action ''Dudley Do-Right'' movie starring Brendan Fraser, Sarah Jessica Parker and Alfred Molina.