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* BookEnds: The first program (Sept. 13, 1969) and the last telecast on CBS (Sept. 4, 1971) featured the episode "Sappy Birthday."
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** The first program (Sept. 13, 1969) and the last telecast on CBS (Sept. 4, 1971) featured the episode "Sappy Birthday."
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** For that matter, the debut show and the last new show contained episodes focusing on a birthday ("Happy Bird Day," Jan. 4, 1970 being on the last new show).
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* EditedForSyndication: When this show played in syndication as part of the ''Fun World Of Hanna-Barbera'' package in 1977, the station in Atlanta, Ga. airing it (at the time independent WANX [[note]]now CBS affiliate WGCL[[/note]]) was owned by Pat Robertson's CBN outfit. To conform with their own broadcast standards, the hypnotism scenes from "Zilly's A Dilly" were cut out. Similarly, other episodes (of this show and others the station had) were trimmed to accommodate a local live-action host segment as well as due to elements that violated their broadcast standards.
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* EditedForSyndication: When this show played in syndication as part of the ''Fun World Of Hanna-Barbera'' package in 1977, the station in Atlanta, Ga. airing it (at the time independent WANX [[note]]now CBS affiliate WGCL[[/note]]) WANF[[/note]]) was owned by Pat Robertson's CBN outfit. To conform with their own broadcast standards, the hypnotism scenes from "Zilly's A Dilly" were cut out. Similarly, other episodes (of this show and others the station had) were trimmed to accommodate a local live-action host segment as well as due to elements that violated their broadcast standards.
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* ActingForTwo: Creator/PaulWinchell is Dick Dastardly and the General. Creator/DonMessick is Muttley, Klunk and Zilly. Both also do a fair helping of one-shot characters the five interact with.
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* TalkingToHimself: Creator/PaulWinchell is Dick Dastardly and the General. Creator/DonMessick is Muttley, Klunk and Zilly. Both also do a fair helping of one-shot characters the five interact with.
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* IAmNotShazam: Many people still call this show by its working name and theme song, ''Stop That Pigeon''. Lampshaded in the ''WesternAnimation/YogisTreasureHunt'' episode "Yogi's Heroes," where Dick and Muttley capture Snooper and Blabber and force them to watch old D&M cartoons, which Snooper called "Stop That Pigeon-type cartoons."
* NamesTheSame: Another Muttley followed this one, albeit with one "t" in the name. Mutley was the canine companion of journalist Doug [=McConnell=] (from KPIX/ch. 5 in San Francisco) whose children's series ''Mac & Mutley'' visited vacation spots and the extraordinary animal pets that lived there.
* NamesTheSame: Another Muttley followed this one, albeit with one "t" in the name. Mutley was the canine companion of journalist Doug [=McConnell=] (from KPIX/ch. 5 in San Francisco) whose children's series ''Mac & Mutley'' visited vacation spots and the extraordinary animal pets that lived there.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: It was originally conceived as ''Stop That Pigeon'' (the show's theme song), and the two principals, along with Klunk and Zilly, were a jelly-bellied Red Baron-esque character and an orange dachshund with flying goggles. Dick Dastardly and Muttley were originally meant to be on ''WesternAnimation/ThePerilsOfPenelopePitstop'' as the protectors of Penelope's brother. The two were instead drafted into ''Stop That Pigeon'', replacing the Baron figure and dachshund, and that show was renamed.
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* For a list of all the aircrafts used outside of the Squadron's regular planes and deviations with no discernable features, see [[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1U8hIStBcc6q9nI7YCJN7B5NKlCSXyfh5/view this site.]]
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* NamesTheSame: Another Muttley followed this one, albeit with one "t" in the name. Mutley was the canine companion of journalist Doug [=McConnell=] (from KPIX/ch. 5 in San Francisco) whosee whose children's series ''Mac & Mutley'' visited vacation spots and the extraordinary animal pets that lived there.
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* IAmNotShazam: Many people still call this show by its working name and theme song, ''Stop That Pigeon''.
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** Lampshaded in the ''WesternAnimation/YogisTreasureHunt'' episode "Yogi's Heroes," where Dick and Muttley capture Snooper and Blabber and force them to watch old D&M cartoons, which Snooper called "Stop That Pigeon-type cartoons."
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!!Meta
* During the entire series, the Vulture Squadron destroys 182 planes, 2 balloons, 1 ship, 1 Zeppelin, 1 gas station and 1 train.
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* EditedForSyndication: When this show played in syndication as part of the ''Fun World Of Hanna-Barbera'' package in 1977, the station in Atlanta, Ga. airing it (at the time independent WANX [[note]]now CBS affiliate WGCL[[/note]]) was owned by Pat Robertson's CBN outfit. To conform with their own broadcast standards, the hypnotism scenes from "Zilly's A Dilly" were cut out.
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* EditedForSyndication: When this show played in syndication as part of the ''Fun World Of Hanna-Barbera'' package in 1977, the station in Atlanta, Ga. airing it (at the time independent WANX [[note]]now CBS affiliate WGCL[[/note]]) was owned by Pat Robertson's CBN outfit. To conform with their own broadcast standards, the hypnotism scenes from "Zilly's A Dilly" were cut out. Similarly, other episodes (of this show and others the station had) were trimmed to accommodate a local live-action host segment as well as due to elements that violated their broadcast standards.
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* IAmNotSpock: Many people still call this show by its working name and theme song, ''Stop That Pigeon''.
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* IAmNotSpock: Many people still call this show by its working name and theme song, ''Stop That Pigeon''.
** Lampshaded in the ''WesternAnimation/YogisTreasureHunt'' episode "Yogi's Heroes," where Dick and Muttley capture Snooper and Blabber and force them to watch old D&M cartoons, which Snooper called "Stop That Pigeon-type cartoons."
* TalkingToHimself: Paul Winchell is Dick Dastardly and the General. Don Messick is Muttley, Klunk and Zilly.
** Lampshaded in the ''WesternAnimation/YogisTreasureHunt'' episode "Yogi's Heroes," where Dick and Muttley capture Snooper and Blabber and force them to watch old D&M cartoons, which Snooper called "Stop That Pigeon-type cartoons."
* TalkingToHimself: Paul Winchell is Dick Dastardly and the General. Don Messick is Muttley, Klunk and Zilly.
