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* PositiveDiscrimination: In the 2017 FutureQuest [[HannaBarberaBeyond comic book mini-series]], Buzz Conroy's father is killed off and replaced by his mother Professor Kim-Conroy,[[InformedAttribute who is retroactively declared to surpass both]] [[JonnyQuest Doctor Benton Quest and Doctor Zin]] [[MarySue at robotics]] and to have [[KillSteal built Doctor Zin's famous spider-bot]] Her frequent condescension towards both [[JonnyQuest Doctor Quest and Doctor Zin]] borders on StrawFeminist territory. Sadly, were it not for her distasteful MarySue and PositiveDiscrimination aspects, Professor Kim-Conroy would otherwise be an interesting character.

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* PositiveDiscrimination: In the 2017 FutureQuest [[HannaBarberaBeyond comic book mini-series]], Buzz Conroy's father is killed off and replaced by his mother Professor Kim-Conroy,[[InformedAttribute who is retroactively declared to surpass both]] [[JonnyQuest Doctor Benton Quest and Doctor Zin]] [[MarySue at robotics]] and to have [[KillSteal built Doctor Zin's famous spider-bot]] spider-bot]]. Her frequent recurring condescension towards both [[JonnyQuest Doctor Quest and Doctor Zin]] borders on StrawFeminist territory.territory except that is [[YMMV seems to be written sincerely]]. Sadly, were it not for her distasteful MarySue and PositiveDiscrimination aspects, Professor Kim-Conroy would otherwise be an interesting character.
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* PositiveDiscrimination: In the 2017 FutureQuest [[HannaBarberaBeyond comic book mini-series]], Buzz Conroy's father is killed off and replaced by his mother Professor Kim-Conroy,[[InformedAttribute who is retroactively declared to surpass both]] [[JonnyQuest Doctor Benton Quest and Doctor Zin]] [[MarySue at robotics]] and to have [[KillSteal built Doctor Zin's famous spider-bot]] Her frequent condescension towards both [[JonnyQuest Doctor Quest and Doctor Zin]] borders on StrawFeminist territory. Sadly, were it not for her distasteful MarySue and PositiveDiscrimination aspects, Professor Kim-Conroy would otherwise be an interesting character.

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While Frankenstein Jr. held the first part of the title, he shared his show with ''WesternAnimation/TheImpossibles'', who had two segments per show while he only had one. ''Frankenstein Jr. and the Impossibles'' was one of the last H-B series animated in the classic Ed Benedict style (which often contrasted with the shows plots, which were usually played more seriously).

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While Frankenstein Jr. held the first part of the title, he shared his show with ''WesternAnimation/TheImpossibles'', who had two segments per show while he only had one. ''Frankenstein Jr. and the Impossibles'' was one of the last H-B series animated in the classic Ed Benedict style (which often contrasted with the shows episodes' plots, which were usually played more seriously).


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* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture: When the series was meant to be taking place. Relative to the 1960s, of course.

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While Frankenstein Jr held the first part of the title, he shared his show with ''WesternAnimation/TheImpossibles'', who had two segments per show while he only had one. ''Frankenstein Jr. and the Impossibles'' was one of the last H-B series animated in the classic Ed Benedict style (which often contrasted with the shows plots, which were usually played more seriously).

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While Frankenstein Jr Jr. held the first part of the title, he shared his show with ''WesternAnimation/TheImpossibles'', who had two segments per show while he only had one. ''Frankenstein Jr. and the Impossibles'' was one of the last H-B series animated in the classic Ed Benedict style (which often contrasted with the shows plots, which were usually played more seriously).



* ArabianNightsDays: Despite the series taking place in the near-future, the city of Baghdad is depicted like this in "The Gigantic Ghastly Genie."



** Frankenstein Jr. sports a letter "F" on his chest. The same emblem is also on a few places in Professor Conroy and Buzz's house, and on the front of Buzz's sweater.

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** Frankenstein Jr. sports a letter "F" on his chest. The same emblem is also on a few places in Professor Conroy and Buzz's house, home (and secret lab), and on the front of Buzz's sweater.



* FantasyKitchenSink: Ostensibly a show about giant robots, the titular hero also fought telepathic aliens, Godzilla-like monsters, ghosts, and magic.



* HumongousMecha: Again, Frankie obviously.

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* HumongousMecha: Again, Frankie obviously. Despite his size, he was often far smaller than the foes he fought (though the latter weren't always machines).
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* AddedAlliterativeAppeal: Almost every sentence out of the Mad Inventor's mouth. His "menacing Monstermobile" is a "mechanical marvel" and "vicious vehicle" filled with "dozens of destructive devices".

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* AddedAlliterativeAppeal: Almost every sentence out of the Mad Inventor's mouth.mouth in his second appearance. His "menacing Monstermobile" is a "mechanical marvel" and "vicious vehicle" filled with "dozens of destructive devices". Buzz himself is no slouch.



* AnimalThemedSuperbeing: The Bird Man, The Spyder Man

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* AnimalThemedSuperbeing: The Bird Man, The Spyder ManMan.

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* AddedAlliterativeAppeal: Almost every sentence out of the Mad Inventor's mouth. His "menacing Monstermobile" is a "mechanical marvel" and "vicious vehicle" filled with "dozens of destructive devices".



* BroughtToYouByTheLetterS: Frankenstein Jr. sports a letter "F" on his chest.

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* BroughtToYouByTheLetterS: BroughtToYouByTheLetterS:
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Frankenstein Jr. sports a letter "F" on his chest. The same emblem is also on a few places in Professor Conroy and Buzz's house, and on the front of Buzz's sweater.
** The Mad Inventor has a large M on the front of his Monstermobile.



* ChildProdigy: Buzz is like, 11 years old tops? He's often condescendingly called things like "Boy Genius" or "Boy Hero" by the villains.

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* ChildProdigy: Buzz is like, 11 years old tops? He's often condescendingly called things like "Boy Genius" or "Boy Hero" by many of the villains.



* DoAnythingRobot: Frankie is pretty versatile, always seeming to have the exact weapon or device required for the situation, from freeze rays and glue guns to dropping a steamroller onto his foes.

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* DoAnythingRobot: Frankie is pretty versatile, always seeming to have the exact weapon or device required for the situation, from freeze rays and glue guns to dropping a steamroller onto his foes.foes, on top of his FlyingBrick powers.



* NonIndicativeName: Frankenstein Jr. was not created by Dr. Frankenstein, and he's much bigger than the original monster.

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* NonIndicativeName: Frankenstein Jr. was not created by Dr. Frankenstein, and he's much bigger than the original monster.monster (so he doesn't appear "junior").



* TheProfessor: Buzz's father, Professor Conroy.

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* TheProfessor: Buzz's father, Professor Conroy. He rarely plays a major role.



* ThreeShorts: Frankenstein Jr. was traditionally the middle between two Impossibles segments.

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* ThreeShorts: Frankenstein Jr. was traditionally the middle short between two Impossibles segments.

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While Frankenstein Jr held the first part of the title, he shared his show with ''WesternAnimation/TheImpossibles,, who had two segments per show while he only had one. ''Frankenstein Jr. and the Impossibles'' was one of the last H-B series animated in the classic Ed Benedict style.

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While Frankenstein Jr held the first part of the title, he shared his show with ''WesternAnimation/TheImpossibles,, ''WesternAnimation/TheImpossibles'', who had two segments per show while he only had one. ''Frankenstein Jr. and the Impossibles'' was one of the last H-B series animated in the classic Ed Benedict style.
style (which often contrasted with the shows plots, which were usually played more seriously).



* BroughtToYouByTheLetterS: Frankenstein Jr. sports a letter "F" on his chest as well

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* BoisterousBruiser: Frankenstein Jr. isn't a mindless robot, he is intelligent, talkative, cheerful, and seems to really enjoy taunting his opponents.
* BroughtToYouByTheLetterS: Frankenstein Jr. sports a letter "F" on his chest as wellchest.



* CatchPhrase: "Alakazoom!" for Buzz Conroy
* ChildProdigy: Buzz is like, 11 years old tops?

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* CatchPhrase: "Alakazoom!" for Buzz Conroy
Conroy.
* ChildProdigy: Buzz is like, 11 years old tops?tops? He's often condescendingly called things like "Boy Genius" or "Boy Hero" by the villains.



* DoAnythingRobot: Frankie is pretty versitile.

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* DoAnythingRobot: Frankie is pretty versitile.versatile, always seeming to have the exact weapon or device required for the situation, from freeze rays and glue guns to dropping a steamroller onto his foes.



* HumongousMecha: Frankie obviously.
* TheKidWithTheRemoteControl: Buzz.

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* HumongousMecha: Again, Frankie obviously.
* NonIndicativeName: Frankenstein Jr. was not created by Dr. Frankenstein, and he's much bigger than the original monster.
* TheKidWithTheRemoteControl: Buzz.Buzz, both in the literal and metaphorical sense. He uses a ring to activate Frankie, but then uses voice commands and suggestions.



* ThreeShorts: Frankenstein Jr was traditionally the middle between two Impossibles segments.

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* ThreeShorts: Frankenstein Jr Jr. was traditionally the middle between two Impossibles segments.
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* SuperRobotGenre: a rare Western (and surprisingly early) example.

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The show's backup segment was ''The Impossibles''. Coil Man, Fluid Man and Multi Man were the secret identities of a trio of otherwise unnamed rock guitarists.

''Frankenstein Jr. and the Impossibles'' was one of the last H-B series animated in the classic Ed Benedict style.

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The show's backup segment was ''The Impossibles''. Coil Man, Fluid Man and Multi Man were While Frankenstein Jr held the secret identities first part of a trio of otherwise unnamed rock guitarists.

the title, he shared his show with ''WesternAnimation/TheImpossibles,, who had two segments per show while he only had one. ''Frankenstein Jr. and the Impossibles'' was one of the last H-B series animated in the classic Ed Benedict style.






* AnimatedSeries
* BlondeBrunetteRedhead: Coil Man, Fluid Man, and Multi Man, respectively
* BroughtToYouByTheLetterS: Coil Man sports a "C" on his chest, Fluid Man sports an "F" on his chest, and Multi Man sports an "M" on his outfit (as well as his shield.
** And Frankenstein Jr. sports a letter "F" on his chest as well
* CaptainErsatz: Hanna-Barbera attempted to develop a cartoon of the Beach Boys, in light of the success of Creator/{{ABC}}'s [[WesternAnimation/TheBeatles cartoon of the Beatles]]. The Impossibles may have been created when the Beach Boys project fell through.
** Not to mention Frankenstein Jr. is obviously an HB version of ''Anime/{{Gigantor}}''.
* CatchPhrase: "Rally ho!" for the Impossibles, and "Alakazoom!" for Buzz Conroy

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* AnimatedSeries
* BlondeBrunetteRedhead: Coil
AnimalThemedSuperbeing: The Bird Man, Fluid Man, and Multi Man, respectively
The Spyder Man
* AnimatedSeries: Well duh.
* BroughtToYouByTheLetterS: Coil Man sports a "C" on his chest, Fluid Man sports an "F" on his chest, and Multi Man sports an "M" on his outfit (as well as his shield.
** And
Frankenstein Jr. sports a letter "F" on his chest as well
* CaptainErsatz: Hanna-Barbera attempted to develop a cartoon of the Beach Boys, in light of the success of Creator/{{ABC}}'s [[WesternAnimation/TheBeatles cartoon of the Beatles]]. The Impossibles may have been created when the Beach Boys project fell through.
** Not to mention
Frankenstein Jr. is obviously an HB version of ''Anime/{{Gigantor}}''.
* CatchPhrase: "Rally ho!" for the Impossibles, and "Alakazoom!" for Buzz Conroy



* DoAnythingRobot
* ElementalShapeshifter: In ''The Impossibles'', Fluid Man could change into regular water or vaporize himself into a cloud or a storm.

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* DoAnythingRobot
CliffHanger: "The Alien Brain From Outer Space" took up two episodes. Yes, really.
* ElementalShapeshifter: In ''The Impossibles'', Fluid Man could change into regular water or vaporize himself into a cloud or a storm.DoAnythingRobot: Frankie is pretty versitile.



* GogglesDoNothing: Fluid Man wears a diving mask, but they don't seem to have any use, considering that in the episode "The Sinister Speck", when the titular villian shrinks down to speck size and flies into our hero's eyes, Fluid Man's goggles did not block the Sinister Speck's path.
* HumongousMecha

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* GogglesDoNothing: Fluid Man wears a diving mask, but they don't seem to have any use, considering that in the episode "The Sinister Speck", when the titular villian shrinks down to speck size and flies into our hero's eyes, Fluid Man's goggles did not block the Sinister Speck's path.
* HumongousMecha
HumongousMecha: Frankie obviously.



* PowerTrio
* TheProfessor: Buzz's father.
* ShoePhone: The Impossibles receive their assignments from their chief via TV screen inside a guitar neck.
* SquashedFlat: It happens at least once to Coil Man.
* SuperHero

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* PowerTrio
* TheProfessor: Buzz's father.
father, Professor Conroy.
* ShoePhone: The SuperHero: Frankie saves the day.
* ThreeShorts: Frankenstein Jr was traditionally the middle between two
Impossibles receive their assignments from their chief via TV screen inside a guitar neck.
* SquashedFlat: It happens at least once to Coil Man.
* SuperHero
segments.

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Produced by Creator/HannaBarbera for Creator/{{CBS}} in 1966, the same year as ''SpaceGhost'', Frankenstein Jr. was a gigantic, sentient DoAnythingRobot built and commanded by boy scientist Buzz Conroy. Their base of operations was a mountaintop laboratory run by Buzz's father.

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Produced by Creator/HannaBarbera for Creator/{{CBS}} in 1966, the same year as ''SpaceGhost'', ''WesternAnimation/SpaceGhost'', Frankenstein Jr. was a gigantic, sentient DoAnythingRobot built and commanded by boy scientist Buzz Conroy. Their base of operations was a mountaintop laboratory run by Buzz's father.



* GogglesDoNothing: Fluid Man wears a diving mask, but they don't seem to have any use, considering that in the episode "The Sinister Speck", when the titular villian shrinks down to speck size and flies into our hero's eyes, Fluid Man's goggles did not block the Sinister Speck's path.



* SquashedFlat

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* SquashedFlatSquashedFlat: It happens at least once to Coil Man.



* GogglesDoNothing: Fluid Man wears a diving mask, but they don't seem to have any use, considering in the episode "The Sinister Speck," when the titular villian shrinks down to speck size and flies into our heros' eyes, the Fluid Man's goggles did not block the Sinister Speck from doing so.
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*GogglesDoNothing: Fluid Man wears a diving mask, but they don't seem to have any use, considering in the episode "The Sinister Speck," when the titular villian shrinks down to speck size and flies into our heros' eyes, the Fluid Man's goggles did not block the Sinister Speck from doing so.
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The show's backup segment was ''TheImpossibles''. Coil Man, Fluid Man and Multi Man were the secret identities of a trio of otherwise unnamed rock guitarists.

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The show's backup segment was ''TheImpossibles''.''The Impossibles''. Coil Man, Fluid Man and Multi Man were the secret identities of a trio of otherwise unnamed rock guitarists.
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* ShoePhone: The Impossibles recieve their assignments from their chief via TV screen inside a guitar neck.

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* ShoePhone: The Impossibles recieve receive their assignments from their chief via TV screen inside a guitar neck.
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* BlondeBrunetteRedhead: Coil Man, Fluid Man, and Multi Man, respectively
* BroughtToYouByTheLetterS: Coil Man sports a "C" on his chest, Fluid Man sports an "F" on his chest, and Multi Man sports an "M" on his outfit (as well as his shield.
** And Frankenstein Jr. sports a letter "F" on his chest as well



* CatchPhrase: "Rally ho!" for the Impossibles, and "Alakazoom!" for Buzz Conroy



* TheKidWithTheRemoteControl: Buzz

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* TheKidWithTheRemoteControl: BuzzBuzz.



* TheProfessor: Buzz's father

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* TheProfessor: Buzz's fatherfather.
* ShoePhone: The Impossibles recieve their assignments from their chief via TV screen inside a guitar neck.



* BlondeBrunetteRedhead: Coil Man, Fluid Man, and Multi Man, respectively
* BroughtToYouByTheLetterS: Coil Man sports a "C" on his chest, Fluid Man sports an "F" on his chest, and Multi Man sports an "M" on his outfit (as well as his shield.
** And Frankenstein Jr. sports a letter "F" on his chest as well
* CatchPhrase: "Rally ho!" for the Impossibles, and "Alakazoom!" for Buzz Conroy
* ShoePhone: The Impossibles recieve their assignments from their chief via TV screen inside a guitar neck

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* BlondeBrunetteRedhead: Coil Man, Fluid Man, and Multi Man, respectively
* BroughtToYouByTheLetterS: Coil Man sports a "C" on his chest, Fluid Man sports an "F" on his chest, and Multi Man sports an "M" on his outfit (as well as his shield.
** And Frankenstein Jr. sports a letter "F" on his chest as well
* CatchPhrase: "Rally ho!" for the Impossibles, and "Alakazoom!" for Buzz Conroy
* ShoePhone: The Impossibles recieve their assignments from their chief via TV screen inside a guitar neck
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*ShoePhone: The Impossibles recieve their assignments from their chief via TV screen inside a guitar neck
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*BroughtToYouByTheLetterS: Coil Man sports a "C" on his chest, Fluid Man sports an "F" on his chest, and Multi Man sports an "M" on his outfit (as well as his shield.
**And Frankenstein Jr. sports a letter "F" on his chest as well
*CatchPhrase: "Rally ho!" for the Impossibles, and "Alakazoom!" for Buzz Conroy
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** Not to mention Frankenstein Jr. is obviously an HB version of ''{{Gigantor}}''.

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** Not to mention Frankenstein Jr. is obviously an HB version of ''{{Gigantor}}''.''Anime/{{Gigantor}}''.
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*BlondeBrunetteRedhead: Coil Man, Fluid Man, and Multi Man, respectively
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Produced by {{Hanna-Barbera}} for Creator/{{CBS}} in 1966, the same year as ''SpaceGhost'', Frankenstein Jr. was a gigantic, sentient DoAnythingRobot built and commanded by boy scientist Buzz Conroy. Their base of operations was a mountaintop laboratory run by Buzz's father.

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Produced by {{Hanna-Barbera}} Creator/HannaBarbera for Creator/{{CBS}} in 1966, the same year as ''SpaceGhost'', Frankenstein Jr. was a gigantic, sentient DoAnythingRobot built and commanded by boy scientist Buzz Conroy. Their base of operations was a mountaintop laboratory run by Buzz's father.
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NOTToBeConfusedWith ''Frankenstein Junior'', a MarketBasedTitle[[note]] (in Italy for those curious)[[/note]] for '''YoungFrankenstein.'''

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NOTToBeConfusedWith ''Frankenstein Junior'', a MarketBasedTitle[[note]] (in Italy for those curious)[[/note]] for '''YoungFrankenstein.'''''Film/YoungFrankenstein.''

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* ChildProdigy: Buzz is like, 11 years old tops?



* GentleGiant: Frankenstein Jr., obviously.



* TheKidWithTheRemoteControl

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* TheKidWithTheRemoteControlTheKidWithTheRemoteControl: Buzz



* TheProfessor

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* TheProfessorTheProfessor: Buzz's father



* TeenGenius
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** Not to mention Frankenstein Jr. is obviously an HB version of ''{{Gigantor}}''.
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* CaptainErsatz: Hanna-Barbera attempted to develop a cartoon of the Beach Boys, in light of the success of Creator/{{ABC}}'s [[BeatlesCartoon cartoon of the Beatles]]. The Impossibles may have been created when the Beach Boys project fell through.

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* CaptainErsatz: Hanna-Barbera attempted to develop a cartoon of the Beach Boys, in light of the success of Creator/{{ABC}}'s [[BeatlesCartoon [[WesternAnimation/TheBeatles cartoon of the Beatles]]. The Impossibles may have been created when the Beach Boys project fell through.
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Produced by {{Hanna-Barbera}} for {{CBS}} in 1966, the same year as ''SpaceGhost'', Frankenstein Jr. was a gigantic, sentient DoAnythingRobot built and commanded by boy scientist Buzz Conroy. Their base of operations was a mountaintop laboratory run by Buzz's father.

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Produced by {{Hanna-Barbera}} for {{CBS}} Creator/{{CBS}} in 1966, the same year as ''SpaceGhost'', Frankenstein Jr. was a gigantic, sentient DoAnythingRobot built and commanded by boy scientist Buzz Conroy. Their base of operations was a mountaintop laboratory run by Buzz's father.



NOTToBeConfusedWith ''Frankenstein Junior'', a MarketBasedTitle[[hottip:*: (in Italy for those curious)]] for '''YoungFrankenstein.'''

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NOTToBeConfusedWith ''Frankenstein Junior'', a MarketBasedTitle[[hottip:*: MarketBasedTitle[[note]] (in Italy for those curious)]] curious)[[/note]] for '''YoungFrankenstein.'''



* CaptainErsatz: Hanna-Barbera attempted to develop a cartoon of the Beach Boys, in light of the success of {{ABC}}'s [[BeatlesCartoon cartoon of the Beatles]]. The Impossibles may have been created when the Beach Boys project fell through.

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* CaptainErsatz: Hanna-Barbera attempted to develop a cartoon of the Beach Boys, in light of the success of {{ABC}}'s Creator/{{ABC}}'s [[BeatlesCartoon cartoon of the Beatles]]. The Impossibles may have been created when the Beach Boys project fell through.

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The show's backup segment was ''The Impossibles''. Coil Man, Fluid Man and Multi Man were the secret identities of a trio of otherwise unnamed rock guitarists.

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The show's backup segment was ''The Impossibles''.''TheImpossibles''. Coil Man, Fluid Man and Multi Man were the secret identities of a trio of otherwise unnamed rock guitarists.






* CaptainErsatz: Hanna-Barbera attempted to develop a cartoon of the Beach Boys, in light of the success of ABC's cartoon of the Beatles. The Impossibles may have been created when the Beach Boys project fell through.

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* CaptainErsatz: Hanna-Barbera attempted to develop a cartoon of the Beach Boys, in light of the success of ABC's {{ABC}}'s [[BeatlesCartoon cartoon of the Beatles.Beatles]]. The Impossibles may have been created when the Beach Boys project fell through.



* MemeticMutation: The ''Impossibles'' episode ''"The Perilous Paper Doll"'' has become prime material for YoutubePoop and [[StupidStatementDanceMix Stupid Statement Dance Mixes]].
--> "Being paper thin, I'll just slip in quietly through the crack in the door!"
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http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/FrankensteinJr.jpg
Produced by {{Hanna-Barbera}} for {{CBS}} in 1966, the same year as ''SpaceGhost'', Frankenstein Jr. was a gigantic, sentient DoAnythingRobot built and commanded by boy scientist Buzz Conroy. Their base of operations was a mountaintop laboratory run by Buzz's father.

The show's backup segment was ''The Impossibles''. Coil Man, Fluid Man and Multi Man were the secret identities of a trio of otherwise unnamed rock guitarists.

''Frankenstein Jr. and the Impossibles'' was one of the last H-B series animated in the classic Ed Benedict style.

NOTToBeConfusedWith ''Frankenstein Junior'', a MarketBasedTitle[[hottip:*: (in Italy for those curious)]] for '''YoungFrankenstein.'''

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!!This series provides examples of:

* AlternativeForeignThemeSong: The Japanese version has [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OreKtQx0pUE this]].
* AnimatedSeries
* CaptainErsatz: Hanna-Barbera attempted to develop a cartoon of the Beach Boys, in light of the success of ABC's cartoon of the Beatles. The Impossibles may have been created when the Beach Boys project fell through.
* DoAnythingRobot
* ElementalShapeshifter: In ''The Impossibles'', Fluid Man could change into regular water or vaporize himself into a cloud or a storm.
* HumongousMecha
* TheKidWithTheRemoteControl
* MemeticMutation: The ''Impossibles'' episode ''"The Perilous Paper Doll"'' has become prime material for YoutubePoop and [[StupidStatementDanceMix Stupid Statement Dance Mixes]].
--> "Being paper thin, I'll just slip in quietly through the crack in the door!"
* PowerTrio
* TheProfessor
* SquashedFlat
* SuperHero
* TeenGenius
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