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* Buck giving the poncho he's sewn in the Alamo prison with the caption "Larry 3K" to Larry ([[spoiler: Before Buck backed away from Larry trying to hug him]]) in "Forget the Alamo."
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* Buck Tuddrussell giving the poncho he's sewn in the Alamo prison with the caption "Larry 3K" to Larry ([[spoiler: Before Buck backed ([[spoiler:Before backing away from Larry trying to hug him]]) in "Forget the Alamo."
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* In a RealLife example, on May 4, 2012 Creator/RobPaulsen's podcast "[[Podcast/TalkinToonsWithRobPaulsen Talkin' Toons]]" [[http://techjives.net/2012/05/04/039-mark-hamill-on-talkin-toons-with-rob-paulsen-weekly-voice-acting-and-voice-over-tips/ MarkHamill was the guest of the week.]] In the interview the very first topic Mark talks about is Time Squad, saying that he had so much fun working on it and how he loved working with Rob and Pamela Adlon and Dave Wasson. He defended it from the snarky comments that called it a "Peabody and Sherman" ripoff, and just spoke so lovingly about it. He had also expressed wishes that it had gained a cult following like the current Cartoon Network show, ''WesternAnimation/RegularShow''. Then, Rob and Mark just burst out talking in their respective voice roles as Tuddrussel and Larry, which is just hysterical. Their discussion on Time Squad kept coming back within the interview and they both seemed nostalgic and respectful of the show. Realizing just how much the show was ahead of its time, and knowing that these two voice actors who have done so much work within the last 20 to 30 years have such loving memories about it, is so wonderful to know as a fan.
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* In a RealLife example, on May 4, 2012 Creator/RobPaulsen's podcast "[[Podcast/TalkinToonsWithRobPaulsen Talkin' Toons]]" [[http://techjives.net/2012/05/04/039-mark-hamill-on-talkin-toons-with-rob-paulsen-weekly-voice-acting-and-voice-over-tips/ MarkHamill was the guest of the week.]] In the interview the very first topic Mark talks about is Time Squad, saying that he had so much fun working on it and how he loved working with Rob and Pamela Adlon and Dave Wasson. He defended it from the snarky comments that called it a "Peabody and Sherman" ripoff, and just spoke so lovingly about it. He had also expressed wishes that it had gained a cult following like the current Cartoon Network show, ''WesternAnimation/RegularShow''. Then, Rob and Mark just burst out talking in their respective voice roles as Tuddrussel and Larry, which is just hysterical. Their discussion on Time Squad kept coming back within the interview and they both seemed nostalgic and respectful of the show. Realizing just how much the show was ahead of its time, and knowing that these two voice actors who have done so much work within the last 20 to 30 years have such loving memories about it, is so wonderful to know as a fan.fan.
*[[spoiler:in one instance where they had to deal will Lady Godiva]] Larry tried to help Tuddrussel and was run over by a horse, despite their issues Tuddrussel was concerned for him.
*[[spoiler:in one instance where they had to deal will Lady Godiva]] Larry tried to help Tuddrussel and was run over by a horse, despite their issues Tuddrussel was concerned for him.
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* "Father Figure of Our Country" has a pretty big one; Tuddrussel gets incredibly jealous of George Washington as the president spends the day with Otto. He treats Otto with more fatherly affection than Tuddrussel could ever muster up, teaching him the things that Tuddrussel had failed at doing and paying attention to his needs. Then towards the end Washington askes Otto if he could adopt him! Otto's overjoyed reaction is just sweet in itself. And when Tuddrussel comes out to challange Washington over who Otto belongs to, Otto has this to say-
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* "Father Figure of Our Country" has a pretty big one; Tuddrussel gets incredibly jealous of George Washington as the president spends the day with Otto. He treats Otto with more fatherly affection than Tuddrussel could ever muster up, teaching him the things that Tuddrussel had failed at doing (including teaching him to ride a bike, [[RuleOfFunny even though the bicycle wasn't invented until about 50 years after Washington's death]]) and paying attention to his needs. Then towards the end Washington askes Otto if he could adopt him! Otto's overjoyed reaction is just sweet in itself. And when Tuddrussel comes out to challange Washington over who Otto belongs to, Otto has this to say-
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** Also, Otto convincing a weary Washington that yes, the title of President is a heavy one, dealing with serious and difficult political decisions, obsessive citizens deifying him despite all of his wishes, and obnoxious reporters harassing him, but despite everything, America needs him to lead the country.
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* Otto giving a macaroni and glitter portrait of Larry for his birthday in "Horse of Horror". Larry is incredibly touched by this gift.
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** In "Nobel Peace of Surprise" episode, Larry trying to defend Otto. (Though he fails). Keep in mind that most of time Larry is a coward who either runs away for his life or hiding behind Tuddrussel whenever there is a danger. This fact just shows how much he loves Otto.
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* In a RealLife example, on May 4, 2012 RobPaulsen 's podcast "[[Podcast/TalkinToonsWithRobPaulsen Talkin' Toons]]" [[http://techjives.net/2012/05/04/039-mark-hamill-on-talkin-toons-with-rob-paulsen-weekly-voice-acting-and-voice-over-tips/ MarkHamill was the guest of the week.]] In the interview the very first topic Mark talks about is Time Squad, saying that he had so much fun working on it and how he loved working with Rob and Pamela Adlon and Dave Wasson. He defended it from the snarky comments that called it a "Peabody and Sherman" ripoff, and just spoke so lovingly about it. He had also expressed wishes that it had gained a cult following like the current Cartoon Network show, ''WesternAnimation/RegularShow''. Then, Rob and Mark just burst out talking in their respective voice roles as Tuddrussel and Larry, which is just hysterical. Their discussion on Time Squad kept coming back within the interview and they both seemed nostalgic and respectful of the show. Realizing just how much the show was ahead of its time, and knowing that these two voice actors who have done so much work within the last 20 to 30 years have such loving memories about it, is so wonderful to know as a fan.
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* In a RealLife example, on May 4, 2012 RobPaulsen 's Creator/RobPaulsen's podcast "[[Podcast/TalkinToonsWithRobPaulsen Talkin' Toons]]" [[http://techjives.net/2012/05/04/039-mark-hamill-on-talkin-toons-with-rob-paulsen-weekly-voice-acting-and-voice-over-tips/ MarkHamill was the guest of the week.]] In the interview the very first topic Mark talks about is Time Squad, saying that he had so much fun working on it and how he loved working with Rob and Pamela Adlon and Dave Wasson. He defended it from the snarky comments that called it a "Peabody and Sherman" ripoff, and just spoke so lovingly about it. He had also expressed wishes that it had gained a cult following like the current Cartoon Network show, ''WesternAnimation/RegularShow''. Then, Rob and Mark just burst out talking in their respective voice roles as Tuddrussel and Larry, which is just hysterical. Their discussion on Time Squad kept coming back within the interview and they both seemed nostalgic and respectful of the show. Realizing just how much the show was ahead of its time, and knowing that these two voice actors who have done so much work within the last 20 to 30 years have such loving memories about it, is so wonderful to know as a fan.
