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This early 1980s cartoon series, produced by Hanna-Barbera for CBS, has been described as The Smurfs meets The Dukes of Hazzard. One short, "The Empire Strikes Trolltown", was a memorable pastiche of Star Wars.

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This series provides examples of:

• Amazing Technicolor Population
• Animated Series
• Smurfing: The word troll appeared in most characters' names.
• Spoonerisms: The mayor, voiced by Paul Winchell, had one in almost every sentence.
• Superhero Episode ("Supertroll, Too")

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