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* SamusIsAGirl: In the episode, "The Rustlers", Clutch Cargo takes Spinner to see an old friend named Tex, whom the latter thinks is a cowboy. To Spinner's surprise, Tex is actually a cowgirl.
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This syndicated AdventureSeries from 1959 is most remembered for its SynchroVox technique, in which the filmed lips of human actors were superimposed on static drawings. Otherwise the animation was ''[[ExaggeratedTrope extremely]]'' {{limited|Animation}}. We're talking one frame every two, three seconds. Incidentally, this is partly why Synchro-Vox was near-immediately discredited and is only used for comedic effect now.
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This syndicated AdventureSeries from 1959 is most remembered for its SynchroVox technique, in which the filmed lips of human actors were superimposed on static drawings. Otherwise the animation was ''[[ExaggeratedTrope extremely]]'' {{limited|Animation}}. We're talking one frame every two, two to three seconds. Incidentally, this is partly why Synchro-Vox was near-immediately discredited and is only used for comedic effect now.
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* [[SpiritualSuccessor Spiritual Successors]]: The two shows that Cambria produced afterwards, ''Space Angel'' and ''Captain Fathom'', were made with the exact same cast, budget, and "animation" methods as Clutch.
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* AdultFear: The number of times Spinner is put in danger while on adventures with Clutch really would make you ask, "Where are the parents?"
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* InvisibleParents: The number of times Spinner is put in danger while on adventures with Clutch really would make you ask, "Where are the parents?"
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* PunnyName: All the characters are named after their occupations.
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This syndicated AdventureSeries from 1959 is most remembered for its SynchroVox technique, in which the photographed filmed lips of human actors were superimposed on static drawings. Otherwise the animation was ''[[ExaggeratedTrope extremely]]'' {{limited|Animation}}. We're talking one frame every two, three seconds. Incidentally, this is partly why Synchro-Vox was near-immediately discredited and is only used for comedic effect now.
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* [[SpiritualSuccessor Spiritual Successors]]: The two shows that Cambria produced afterwards, ''Space Angel'' and ''Captain Fathom'', were made with the exact same cast, budget, and "animation" methods as Clutch.
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* LimitedAnimation: One of the most extreme cases. In some scenes you can even see animation cels being moved ''by hand.''
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* AlliterativeTitle: ''Clutch Cargo''.
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** Clutch Cargo resembles Burt Lancaster in appearance.
** And Race Bannon from ''WesternAnimation/JonnyQuest'' bears a passing resemblance to Clutch.
** Clutch Cargo resembles Burt Lancaster in appearance.
** And Race Bannon from ''WesternAnimation/JonnyQuest'' bears a passing resemblance to Clutch.
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* AdventureSeries
* AnimatedSeries: Though perhaps "Slide-show Series" would be a more appropriate designation.
* AnimatedSeries: Though perhaps "Slide-show Series" would be a more appropriate designation.
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The hero, Clutch Cargo, was a brawny pilot who flew to various places around the world with his young ward, Spinner; Spinner's dog, Paddlefoot, and a bearded explorer, Swampy. The 52 stories were serialized into 26 half-hour episodes in five chapters of five minutes each.
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The hero, Clutch Cargo, was a brawny pilot who flew to various places around the world with his young ward, Spinner; Spinner's dog, Paddlefoot, Paddlefoot; and a bearded explorer, Swampy. The 52 stories were serialized into 26 half-hour episodes in five chapters of five minutes each.
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This syndicated AdventureSeries from 1959 is most remembered for its SynchroVox technique, in which the photographed lips of human actors were superimposed on static drawings. Otherwise the animation was ''[[ExaggeratedTrope extremely]]'' {{limited|Animation}}. We're talking one frame every two, three seconds. Incidentally, this is partly why synchro vox Synchro-Vox was near-immediately discredited and is only used for comedic effect now.
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* TagAlongKid (Spinner)TagalongKid: Spinner.
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** And Race Bannon from ''WesternAnimation/JonnyQuest'' bears a passing resemblance to Clutch.
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This syndicated AdventureSeries from 1959 is most remembered for its SynchroVox technique, in which the photographed lips of human actors were superimposed on static drawings (a technique spoofed in an extra on ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'' [[DVDBonusContent DVD]] and mostly remembered today as being a shtick for a [=Conan O'Brien=] sketch). Otherwise the animation was ''extremely'' limited. We're talking one frame every two, three seconds.
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This syndicated AdventureSeries from 1959 is most remembered for its SynchroVox technique, in which the photographed lips of human actors were superimposed on static drawings (a technique spoofed in an extra on ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'' [[DVDBonusContent DVD]] and mostly remembered today as being a shtick for a [=Conan O'Brien=] sketch). drawings. Otherwise the animation was ''extremely'' limited. ''[[ExaggeratedTrope extremely]]'' {{limited|Animation}}. We're talking one frame every two, three seconds.
seconds. Incidentally, this is partly why synchro vox was near-immediately discredited and is only used for comedic effect now.
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This syndicated AdventureSeries from 1959 is most remembered for its SynchroVox technique, in which the photographed lips of human actors were superimposed on static drawings (a technique spoofed in an extra on ''TheIncredibles'' ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'' [[DVDBonusContent DVD]] and mostly remembered today as being a shtick for a [=Conan O'Brien=] sketch). Otherwise the animation was ''extremely'' limited. We're talking one frame every two, three seconds.
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* CrossDressingVoices: A woman voices Spinner and Paddlefoot.
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This syndicated AdventureSeries from 1959 is most remembered for its SynchroVox technique, in which the photographed lips of human actors were superimposed on static drawings (a technique spoofed in an extra on ''TheIncredibles'' [[DVDBonusContent DVD]] and mostly remembered today as being a shtick for a [=Conan O'Brien=] sketch). Otherwise the animation was ''extremely'' limited. We're talking one frame every two, three seconds.
The hero, Clutch Cargo, was a brawny pilot who flew to various places around the world with his young ward, Spinner; Spinner's dog, Paddlefoot, and a bearded explorer, Swampy. The 52 stories were serialized into 26 half-hour episodes in five chapters of five minutes each.
More information: http://www.toontracker.com/clutchcargo/cargo.htm
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!!This series provides examples of:
* AdventureSeries
* AnimatedSeries
* CrossDressingVoices: A woman voices Spinner and Paddlefoot.
* {{Expy}}: Clutch Cargo resembles Burt Lancaster in appearance.
* LanternJawOfJustice
* LimitedAnimation
* MotionlessChin: By way of [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syncro-Vox Syncro-Vox]]. Cambria Studios, the makers of ''Clutch Cargo'', also used Syncro-Vox in their other cartoons produced at the same time, ''Captain Fathom'' and ''Space Angel''.
* TagAlongKid (Spinner)
* WalkingTheEarth
* WheelOFeet: Whenever Paddlefoot ran.
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[[quoteright:200:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/Clutch_Cargo_5244.jpg]]
This syndicated AdventureSeries from 1959 is most remembered for its SynchroVox technique, in which the photographed lips of human actors were superimposed on static drawings (a technique spoofed in an extra on ''TheIncredibles'' [[DVDBonusContent DVD]] and mostly remembered today as being a shtick for a [=Conan O'Brien=] sketch). Otherwise the animation was ''extremely'' limited. We're talking one frame every two, three seconds.
The hero, Clutch Cargo, was a brawny pilot who flew to various places around the world with his young ward, Spinner; Spinner's dog, Paddlefoot, and a bearded explorer, Swampy. The 52 stories were serialized into 26 half-hour episodes in five chapters of five minutes each.
More information: http://www.toontracker.com/clutchcargo/cargo.htm
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!!This series provides examples of:
* AdventureSeries
* AnimatedSeries
* CrossDressingVoices: A woman voices Spinner and Paddlefoot.
* {{Expy}}: Clutch Cargo resembles Burt Lancaster in appearance.
* LanternJawOfJustice
* LimitedAnimation
* MotionlessChin: By way of [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syncro-Vox Syncro-Vox]]. Cambria Studios, the makers of ''Clutch Cargo'', also used Syncro-Vox in their other cartoons produced at the same time, ''Captain Fathom'' and ''Space Angel''.
* TagAlongKid (Spinner)
* WalkingTheEarth
* WheelOFeet: Whenever Paddlefoot ran.
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