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* KingOfBeasts: Uhm, Leonard.
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* KingOfBeasts: Uhm, Leonard.Leonardo.
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---->''Be just vat you is,''
---->''Not vat you is not.''
---->''Folks who do this''
---->''Are the happiest lot.''
---->''Not vat you is not.''
---->''Folks who do this''
---->''Are the happiest lot.''
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---->''Be just vat you is,''
---->''Notis,''\\
''Not vat you is not.''
---->''Folks''\\
''Folks who dothis''
---->''Arethis''\\
''Are the happiest lot.''
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''Folks who do
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-->Good King Leonardo has his enemies,
-->Biggy with his pistols and Itchy with his fleas!
-->They plot against the kingdom to overthrow the king,
-->Looks like Leonardo has had his royal fling.
-->But Odie-o Cologne steps in to change the play,
-->That loyal skunk with skill and spunk comes through to save the day!
-->Biggy with his pistols and Itchy with his fleas!
-->They plot against the kingdom to overthrow the king,
-->Looks like Leonardo has had his royal fling.
-->But Odie-o Cologne steps in to change the play,
-->That loyal skunk with skill and spunk comes through to save the day!
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-->Good King Leonardo has his enemies,
-->Biggyenemies,\\
Biggy with his pistols and Itchy with hisfleas!
-->Theyfleas!\\
They plot against the kingdom to overthrow theking,
-->Looksking,\\
Looks like Leonardo has had his royalfling.
-->Butfling.\\
But Odie-o Cologne steps in to change theplay,
-->Thatplay,\\
That loyal skunk with skill and spunk comes through to save the day!
-->Biggy
Biggy with his pistols and Itchy with his
-->They
They plot against the kingdom to overthrow the
-->Looks
Looks like Leonardo has had his royal
-->But
But Odie-o Cologne steps in to change the
-->That
That loyal skunk with skill and spunk comes through to save the day!
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--->''Are the happiest lot.''
--->''Not vat you is not.''
--->''Folks who do this''
--->''Are the happiest lot.''
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* CainAndAbel: Itchy was the Cain to King Leonardo's Abel.
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* CainAndAbel: Itchy was the is Cain to King Leonardo's Abel.
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* IJustWantToBeSpecial: Tooter Turtle always asks Mr. Wizard to make him something important. He bites off more than he can chew and asks to come back home at episode's end.
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* OfficerOHara: Officer Flim Flanigan in "The Hunter" segments.
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* PunnyName: Odie Cologne (for "eau de cologne"), which isn't surprising as he produces perfumes.
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* PunnyName: Odie Cologne (for "eau de cologne"), cologne", also a play off of "odor",), which isn't surprising as he produces perfumes.
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* DynamiteCandle: In the Hunter segment "Big Birthday Blast," the Fox has stolen a huge supply of dynamite and set up a fake party supply store passing off the dynamite as stuff for birthday parties, including of course, as birthday candles. At the Hunter's actual birthday party, he finds it hard to blow out the "candles," to which his nephew Horace notices the "wicks" are getting shorter, and sure enough they explode.
* ExplosiveCigar: Also from "Big Birthday Blast," the Fox passes off some of the stolen dynamite as cigars, which Horace buys for his uncle the Hunter. Sure enough when the Hunter lights up a "cigar", it explodes.
* ExplosiveCigar: Also from "Big Birthday Blast," the Fox passes off some of the stolen dynamite as cigars, which Horace buys for his uncle the Hunter. Sure enough when the Hunter lights up a "cigar", it explodes.
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* FullBodyDisguise: The Fox, whom was normally a PaperThinDisguise type of villain, tried this once in "The Case of the Hunted Hunter," impersonating the Hunter with the coat and hat, arm-length gloves and matching shoes and a LatexPerfection-style mask to commit crimes and frame the real Hunter. It fooled everyone (even though the Fox's attempts to imitate the Hunter's voice didn't even come close to the real thing) except for the Hunter's nephew Horace.
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* NonFatalExplosions: Played straight in the Hunter segment "Big Birthday Blast," where the Fox has sold some stolen dynamite to Horace for his uncle The Hunter's birthday party (passing them off as cigars, firecracker noisemakers and birthday candles). Fortunately the Hunter and Horace survive each of the explosions and are barely scorched from them.
* PaperThinDisguise: The Fox loves this trope as part of his many crimes. In most cases, nobody is fooled, not even the Hunter!
** It's played with in "The Case of the Hunted Hunter." After a successful crime spree while impersonating the Hunter with by means of LatexPerfection / FullBodyDisguise, Horace sets up a plan to catch and expose the Fox by posting a fake newspaper article that Horace and the Hunter are guarding a huge supply of diamonds from a jewelry store. The Fox dons one of his usual paper-thin disguises, posing as the owner of the jewelry store, but Horace, recognizing him, says that he can only give the diamonds to his uncle the Hunter, to which the Fox dashes out and returns in his Hunter disguise, and Horace reveals that it was all a sting operation to catch him.
* PaperThinDisguise: The Fox loves this trope as part of his many crimes. In most cases, nobody is fooled, not even the Hunter!
** It's played with in "The Case of the Hunted Hunter." After a successful crime spree while impersonating the Hunter with by means of LatexPerfection / FullBodyDisguise, Horace sets up a plan to catch and expose the Fox by posting a fake newspaper article that Horace and the Hunter are guarding a huge supply of diamonds from a jewelry store. The Fox dons one of his usual paper-thin disguises, posing as the owner of the jewelry store, but Horace, recognizing him, says that he can only give the diamonds to his uncle the Hunter, to which the Fox dashes out and returns in his Hunter disguise, and Horace reveals that it was all a sting operation to catch him.
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* TheCameo: One of the ''Hunter'' episodes, "Peek-A-Boo Pyramids", featured a brief appearance of [[WesternAnimation/RockyAndBullwinkle Boris Badenov]].
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'''King Leonardo and His Short Subjects''', debuting on Creator/{{NBC}} on October 3, 1960, was the second made-for-Saturday-morning network [[WesternAnimation cartoon]] show (Creator/HannaBarbera's ''WesternAnimation/TheRuffAndReddyShow'' was the first). It was the initial production of Leonardo-Total Television.
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** Tooter: "Help, Mr. Wizard!"
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** Tooter: "Help, "Help me, Mr. Wizard!"
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King Leonardo was the despotic leonine ruler of the kingdom Bongo Congo, whose main industry was making bongo drums. Leonardo was benevolent but prone to temper flares once in awhile. His prime minister, Odie Cologne (a skunk), produces the kingdom's second major product, perfume. Gangster rodent Biggy Rat and the king's twin brother, Itchy, seek to usurp Leonardo and place Itchy on the throne, making Bongo Congo's coffers readily available to Biggy. But Odie comes in and throws a monkey wrench into their plans.
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King Leonardo was the despotic leonine ruler of the kingdom Bongo Congo, whose main industry was making bongo drums. Leonardo was benevolent but prone to temper flares once in awhile. His prime minister, Odie Cologne (a skunk), produces the kingdom's second major product, perfume. Gangster rodent Biggy Rat and the king's twin brother, Itchy, seek to usurp Leonardo and place Itchy on the throne, making Bongo Congo's coffers readily available to Biggy. But Odie comes in and throws a monkey wrench into their plans.
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* KingOfBeasts: Uhm, Leonard.
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** King Leonardo: "Confound it!"
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** King Leonardo: "Confound it!"it!" and [[StupidestThingIveEverHeard "That's the most unheard of thing I've ever heard of!"]]
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** Music/TheReplacements quote Mr. Wizard's catch phrase ("Drizzle, Drazzle, Drozzle, Drome ... time for this one to come home" catch phrase) in "Hold My Life".
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'''King Leonardo and His Short Subjects''', debuting on Creator/{{NBC}} on October 3, 1960, was the second made-for-Saturday morning network [[WesternAnimation cartoon]] show ({{Hanna-Barbera}}'s ''TheRuffAndReddyShow'' was the first). It was the initial production of Leonardo-Total Television.
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'''King Leonardo and His Short Subjects''', debuting on Creator/{{NBC}} on October 3, 1960, was the second made-for-Saturday morning made-for-Saturday-morning network [[WesternAnimation cartoon]] show ({{Hanna-Barbera}}'s ''TheRuffAndReddyShow'' (Creator/HannaBarbera's ''WesternAnimation/TheRuffAndReddyShow'' was the first). It was the initial production of Leonardo-Total Television.
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The first season was animated by TV Spots; ensuing seasons were made by Gamma Animation in Mexico City. After three seasons on NBC, the show was made available for syndication in 15- or 30-minute installments under the new title ''The King and Odie''. Selected episodes of all features ran concurrently on ''The WesternAnimation/{{Underdog}} Show'' and ''TennesseeTuxedoAndHisTales''. Elements also became part of ''Dudley Do-Right And Friends'' in syndication.
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The first season was animated by TV Spots; ensuing seasons were made by Gamma Animation in Mexico City. After three seasons on NBC, the show was made available for syndication in 15- or 30-minute installments under the new title ''The King and Odie''. Selected episodes of all features ran concurrently on ''The WesternAnimation/{{Underdog}} Show'' and ''TennesseeTuxedoAndHisTales''. ''WesternAnimation/TennesseeTuxedoAndHisTales''. Elements also became part of ''Dudley Do-Right And ''WesternAnimation/DudleyDoRight and Friends'' in syndication.
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* HeyItsThatVoice: Kenny Delmar, who portrayed Senator Claghorn on radio, gave voice to the Hunter. Jackson Beck, who was the regular voice of Bluto/Brutus in ''{{Popeye}}'' cartoons, was King Leonardo.
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* ShoutOut: The King had [[TheDividual two lookalike nephews, Duke and Earl]]. When he got them confused, Duke would say "I'm Duke. [[WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes Th-th-that's Earl, folks!"]]
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* ShoutOut: The King had [[TheDividual two lookalike nephews, Duke and Earl]]. When he got them confused, Duke would say say, "I'm Duke. [[WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes Th-th-that's Earl, folks!"]]
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** In the ''MysteryScienceTheater3000'' feature "Rocketship X-M," Tom Servo cracks "Help, Mr. Wizard! I don't wanna be an astronaut anymore!"
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** In the ''MysteryScienceTheater3000'' ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' feature "Rocketship X-M," Tom Servo cracks "Help, Mr. Wizard! I don't wanna be an astronaut anymore!"
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* TalkingToHimself: Jackson Beck was King Leonardo and Biggy Rat. Allen Swift was Odie, Itchy and the narrator.
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* CainAndAbel: Itchy was the Cain to King Leonardo's Abel.
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* ShoutOut: The King had two lookalike nephews, Duke and Earl. When he got them confused, Duke would say "I'm Duke. [[WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes Th-th-that's Earl, folks!"]]
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* ShoutOut: The King had [[TheDividual two lookalike nephews, Duke and Earl.Earl]]. When he got them confused, Duke would say "I'm Duke. [[WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes Th-th-that's Earl, folks!"]]
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*** Also, his [[AnAesop Aesop]] to Tooter at the end of every episode:
--->''Be just vat you is,''
--->''Not vat you is not.''
--->''Folks who do this''
--->''Are the happiest lot.''
--->''Be just vat you is,''
--->''Not vat you is not.''
--->''Folks who do this''
--->''Are the happiest lot.''
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** In the ''MysteryScienceTheater3000'' feature "Rocketship X-M," Tom Servo cracks "Help, Mr. Wizard! I don't wanna be an astronaut anymore!"
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** In the other direction, in ''Film/Matrix'' Neo says "Mr. Wizard, get me the hell out of here!"
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** In the other direction, in ''Film/Matrix'' ''Film/TheMatrix'' Neo says "Mr. Wizard, get me the hell out of here!"
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** In the other direction, in ''Film/Matrix'' Neo says "Mr. Wizard, get me the hell out of here!"
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* SmellySkunk: Odie.
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* SmellySkunk: Odie. Averted in that he's not really smelly.
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* CourtroomEpisode: When Odie suggested sending Itchy and Biggy Rat to prison, a trial was held before that.
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* EvilPrince: Itchy.
* EvilTwin: Itchy.
* EvilTwin: Itchy.
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* {{Irony}}: A perfume made by a skunk.
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'''King Leonardo and His Short Subjects''', debuting on {{NBC}} on October 3, 1960, was the second made-for-Saturday morning network [[WesternAnimation cartoon]] show ({{Hanna-Barbera}}'s ''TheRuffAndReddyShow'' was the first). It was the initial production of Leonardo-Total Television.
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'''King Leonardo and His Short Subjects''', debuting on {{NBC}} Creator/{{NBC}} on October 3, 1960, was the second made-for-Saturday morning network [[WesternAnimation cartoon]] show ({{Hanna-Barbera}}'s ''TheRuffAndReddyShow'' was the first). It was the initial production of Leonardo-Total Television.
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* ShoutOut: The King had two lookalike nephews, Duke and Earl. When he got them confused, Duke would say "I'm Duke. [[LooneyTunes Th-th-that's Earl, folks!"]]
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* ShoutOut: The King had two lookalike nephews, Duke and Earl. When he got them confused, Duke would say "I'm Duke. [[LooneyTunes [[WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes Th-th-that's Earl, folks!"]]
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'''King Leonardo and His Short Subjects''', debuting on {{NBC}} on October 3, 1960, was the second made-for-Saturday morning network [[WesternAnimation cartoon]] show ({{Hanna-Barbera}}'s ''TheRuffAndReddyShow'' was the first). It was the initial production of Leonardo-Total Television.
King Leonardo was the despotic leonine ruler of the kingdom Bongo Congo, whose main industry was making bongo drums. Leonardo was benevolent but prone to temper flares once in awhile. His prime minister, Odie Cologne (a skunk), produces the kingdom's second major product, perfume. Gangster rodent Biggy Rat and the king's twin brother, Itchy, seek to usurp Leonardo and place Itchy on the throne, making Bongo Congo's coffers readily available to Biggy. But Odie comes in and throws a monkey wrench into their plans.
Two episodes making up a story arc of Leonardo bookend the show. In between is either ''The Hunter'', a clueless canine gumshoe, or ''Tooter Turtle'', a naive terrapin who seeks Mr. Wizard the lizard in granting his wish to be somebody important (only he gets himself in hot water toward the conclusion and has Mr. Wizard bring him home).
The first season was animated by TV Spots; ensuing seasons were made by Gamma Animation in Mexico City. After three seasons on NBC, the show was made available for syndication in 15- or 30-minute installments under the new title ''The King and Odie''. Selected episodes of all features ran concurrently on ''The WesternAnimation/{{Underdog}} Show'' and ''TennesseeTuxedoAndHisTales''. Elements also became part of ''Dudley Do-Right And Friends'' in syndication.
!! This series provides examples of:
* ArtShift: Quite jarring between the seemingly slapdash TV Spots and the rigid but more polished Gamma. Odie's fur was black in the TV Spots episodes and gray in the Gamma episodes.
* CatchPhrase:
** King Leonardo: "Confound it!"
** Biggy Rat: "This is Biggy talkin', see?"
** Itchy: "Okay, Big. I dig."
** Mr. Wizard: "Drizzle, drazzle, drozzle, drome...time for this one to come home!"
** The Hunter: "That's a joke, son!"
* ExpositoryThemeSong: Second stanza:
-->Good King Leonardo has his enemies,
-->Biggy with his pistols and Itchy with his fleas!
-->They plot against the kingdom to overthrow the king,
-->Looks like Leonardo has had his royal fling.
-->But Odie-o Cologne steps in to change the play,
-->That loyal skunk with skill and spunk comes through to save the day!
* HeyItsThatVoice: Kenny Delmar, who portrayed Senator Claghorn on radio, gave voice to the Hunter. Jackson Beck, who was the regular voice of Bluto/Brutus in ''{{Popeye}}'' cartoons, was King Leonardo.
* PunnyName: Odie Cologne (for "eau de cologne"), which isn't surprising as he produces perfumes.
* ShoutOut: The King had two lookalike nephews, Duke and Earl. When he got them confused, Duke would say "I'm Duke. [[LooneyTunes Th-th-that's Earl, folks!"]]
* SoundtrackDissonance: When production moved to Gamma Studios, the background music (by Winston Sharples) and sound effects were all borrowed from Famous Studios/Paramount Animation.
* TalkingToHimself: Jackson Beck was King Leonardo and Biggy Rat. Allen Swift was Odie, Itchy and the narrator.
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King Leonardo was the despotic leonine ruler of the kingdom Bongo Congo, whose main industry was making bongo drums. Leonardo was benevolent but prone to temper flares once in awhile. His prime minister, Odie Cologne (a skunk), produces the kingdom's second major product, perfume. Gangster rodent Biggy Rat and the king's twin brother, Itchy, seek to usurp Leonardo and place Itchy on the throne, making Bongo Congo's coffers readily available to Biggy. But Odie comes in and throws a monkey wrench into their plans.
Two episodes making up a story arc of Leonardo bookend the show. In between is either ''The Hunter'', a clueless canine gumshoe, or ''Tooter Turtle'', a naive terrapin who seeks Mr. Wizard the lizard in granting his wish to be somebody important (only he gets himself in hot water toward the conclusion and has Mr. Wizard bring him home).
The first season was animated by TV Spots; ensuing seasons were made by Gamma Animation in Mexico City. After three seasons on NBC, the show was made available for syndication in 15- or 30-minute installments under the new title ''The King and Odie''. Selected episodes of all features ran concurrently on ''The WesternAnimation/{{Underdog}} Show'' and ''TennesseeTuxedoAndHisTales''. Elements also became part of ''Dudley Do-Right And Friends'' in syndication.
!! This series provides examples of:
* ArtShift: Quite jarring between the seemingly slapdash TV Spots and the rigid but more polished Gamma. Odie's fur was black in the TV Spots episodes and gray in the Gamma episodes.
* CatchPhrase:
** King Leonardo: "Confound it!"
** Biggy Rat: "This is Biggy talkin', see?"
** Itchy: "Okay, Big. I dig."
** Mr. Wizard: "Drizzle, drazzle, drozzle, drome...time for this one to come home!"
** The Hunter: "That's a joke, son!"
* ExpositoryThemeSong: Second stanza:
-->Good King Leonardo has his enemies,
-->Biggy with his pistols and Itchy with his fleas!
-->They plot against the kingdom to overthrow the king,
-->Looks like Leonardo has had his royal fling.
-->But Odie-o Cologne steps in to change the play,
-->That loyal skunk with skill and spunk comes through to save the day!
* HeyItsThatVoice: Kenny Delmar, who portrayed Senator Claghorn on radio, gave voice to the Hunter. Jackson Beck, who was the regular voice of Bluto/Brutus in ''{{Popeye}}'' cartoons, was King Leonardo.
* PunnyName: Odie Cologne (for "eau de cologne"), which isn't surprising as he produces perfumes.
* ShoutOut: The King had two lookalike nephews, Duke and Earl. When he got them confused, Duke would say "I'm Duke. [[LooneyTunes Th-th-that's Earl, folks!"]]
* SoundtrackDissonance: When production moved to Gamma Studios, the background music (by Winston Sharples) and sound effects were all borrowed from Famous Studios/Paramount Animation.
* TalkingToHimself: Jackson Beck was King Leonardo and Biggy Rat. Allen Swift was Odie, Itchy and the narrator.
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