History WesternAnimation / TheGetAlongGang

* AgelessBirthdayEpisode: In the eponymously named "Woolma's Birthday", we never find out how old she is.

** There were exceptions however: Zipper Cat, Woolma Lamb, Braker Turtle, Rudyard Lion, Lolly Squirrel. Montgomery becomes this if one considers his full name: Montgomery "Good News" Moose.

* FullyDressedCartoonAnimal: The anthropomorphic critters in the cast. Even Braker Turtle.

* AgelessBirthdayEpisode: In Woolma's, we never find out how old she is.

* TheFashionista: Woolma seems to be this.
* FreeRangeChildren: The gang is able to go pretty much anywhere they pleased. A few members have their parents mentioned a couple times but are never seen.

* FurryConfusion: One story involves a non-anthropomorphic elephant named Elmer who got separated from a circus.

* HairDecorations: All three girls wear them.

* TheLoad: Portia gets treated like this in one story, which is strangely out of character for the others. She later wins a kite-flying contest.

* NotSoForgottenBirthday: This happens to Woolma in one story.

* PomPomGirl: Dotty looks like one. Some artwork even has her holding/waving pom-poms.

* ZanyScheme: Bingo sometimes tries these, and sometimes they get the entire gang into trouble.

* TheFashionista: Woolma seems to be this.

* GangOfCritters: May be the trope namer.e
* HairDecorations: All three girls wear them.

* TheLoad: Portia gets treated like this in one story, which is strangely out of character foe the others. She later wins a kite-flying contest.

* GangOfCritters: May be the trope namer.

* OnOneCondition: Zipper was once given a deadline to claim inheritance.

* NotAsYouKnowThem: The thankfully canned reimagining. You can't watch [[http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5277330888234454019&q=get+along+gang+pilot&total=10&start=0&num=10&so=0&type=search&plindex=1 this pilot]] without planting some EpilepticTrees regarding how [[spoiler: sweet little Portia Porcupine may have [[BewareTheNiceOnes possibly betrayed the original Gang]] sometime in the past 60 years and is now organizing a new Get Along Gang either to atone for her previous sins or to facilitate a BatmanGambit against the "common foe" the theme song speaks of... or both]]. Bonus: Where did they get ''Holograms?''

* ScrewedByTheNetwork: More a case of Screwed by the company that owns the characters, as in 2007, along with TheLittles, S'More Entertainment was planning to release the complete series on DVD. However, American Greetings was successfully able to block the release completely. However, no explanation was given for why they blocked the release (it could've been related to the revival plans for the characters at the time, which were eventually canned). In any case, Creator/MillCreekEntertainment eventually released the full series on various configurations, although they have yet to do a complete series release.[[note]]The first 10 shows were released as a "best of" collection, while the final three were released as part of the "TV Toons to Go" set.[[/note]]

* ScrewedByTheNetwork: More a case of Screwed by the company that owns the characters, as in 2007, along with TheLittles, S'More Entertainment was planning to release the complete series on DVD. However, American Greetings was successfully able to block the release completely, [[OrSoIHeard possibly]] because, as the rights holders, they likely had the final say on the matter, possibly because of certain terms of the agreement between and AG and S'More. However, no explanation was given for why they blocked the release. In any case, Creator/MillCreekEntertainment eventually released the full series on various configurations, although they have yet to do a complete series release.[[note]]The first 10 shows were released as a "best of" collection, while the final three were released as part of the "TV Toons to Go" set.[[/note]]

* ScrewedByTheNetwork: More a case of Screwed by the company that owns the characters, as in 2007, along with TheLittles, S'More Entertainment was planning to release the complete series on DVD. However, American Greetings was successfully able to block the release completely, [[OrSoIHeard possibly]] because, as the rights holders, they likely had the final say on the matter, possibly because of certain terms of the agreement between and AG and S'More. However, no explanation was given for why they blocked the release. In any case, Creator/MillCreekEntertainment heventually released the full series on various configurations, although they have yet to do a complete series release.[[note]]The first 10 shows were released as a "best of" collection, while the final three were released as part of the "TV Toons to Go" set.[[/note]]

Each of the characters had obvious faults, which they learned to overcome with the aid of their friends. Montgomery Moose, the group's leader, was quite clumsy, Woolma Lamb was extremely vain and self-centered, Dotty Dog could be careless, Portia Porcupine had temper tantrums, Zipper Cat could be over-the-bit, and Bingo Beaver could be greedy and tended to get himself and/or others into trouble, although he was not mean-spirited like the Gang's enemy, Catchum Crocodile.

* ScrewedByTheNetwork: Along with TheLittles, S'More Entertainment was planning to release the complete series on DVD. However, American Greetings was successfully able to block the release completely, [[OrSoIHeard possibly]] because, as the rights holders, they likely had the final say on the matter, possibly because of certain terms of the agreement between and AG and S'More. However, no explanation was given for why they blocked the release. In any case, Creator/MillCreekEntertainment has been re-releasing the show on various configurations, although they have yet to do a complete series release.[[note]]The first 10 shows were released as a "best of" collection, while the final three were released as part of the "TV Toons to Go" set.[[/note]]

* ScrewedByTheNetwork: Along with TheLittles, S'More Entertainment was planning to release the complete series on DVD. However, American Greetings was successfully able to block the release completely, [[OrSoIHeard possibly]] because, as the rights holders, they likely had the final say on the matter, possibly because of certain terms of the agreement between and AG and S'More. However, no explanation was given for why they blocked the release. In any case, Mill Creek Entertainment has been re-releasing the show on various configurations, although they have yet to do a complete series release.[[note]]The first 10 shows were released as a "best of" collection, while the final three were released as part of the "TV Toons to Go" set.[[/note]]

* FurryConfusion: And how! (There are editors still trying to figure out why there's a ''zoo'' in this series.)

* ScrewedByTheNetwork: Along with TheLittles, S'More Entertainment was planning to release the complete series on DVD. However, American Greetings was successfully able to block the release completely, [[OrSoIHeard possibly]] because, as the rights holders, they likely had the final say on the matter, possibly because of certain terms of the agreement between and AG and S'More. However, no explanation was given for why they blocked the release. In any case, Mill Creek Entertainment has been re-releasing the show on various configurations, although they have yet to do a complete series release.

* AlliterativeName: Montgomery Moose, Dotty Dog, Portia Porcupine, Bingo "Bet-It-All" Beaver, Flora "Forget-Me-Not" Fox, Catchum Crocodile, Leland Lizard.
** There were exceptions however: Zipper Cat, Woolma Lamb, Braker Turtle. Montgomery becomes this if one considers his full name: Montgomery "Good News" Moose.

* FullyDressedCartoonAnimal: The anthropomorphic critters in the cast. Even Braker Turtle, who [[RemovableShell doesn't own a turtle shell]].

* TooSmartForStrangers: Ends up being subverted, since one-off character Sammy Skunk ("The toughest carny there is") is really a nice guy. [[spoiler:He did save Woolma from being hit by a car, after all.]]

* HeyItsThatVoice: In the Pilot, Montgomery is [[HillStreetBlues Andrew Renko]], Leland is Doug [=McKenzie=], and Mr. Hoofnagel is [[TheRedGreenShow Mike Hamar]].
** As for Bingo Beaver? That's Scott Menville of Teen Titans, and Mission Hill fame. "No meat touching, ma'am!"
*** He was also Brian, RainbowBrite's friend from Earth, as well as [[CaptainPlanetAndThePlaneteers Ma-Ti]].
** Dottie is RainbowBrite herself.
** Portia (and Miss Deering) are both [[{{Bonkers}} Marilyn Piquel]], and [[TenchiMuyo Sasami]].
** Montgomery in the series is RichieRich, and the SaturdaySupercade version of [[SpaceAce Dexter]] (but not his older persona).
** Officer Growler is [[YogiBear Boo-Boo Bear, Ranger Smith]], [[JonnyQuest (the second voice of) Dr. Benton Quest]], ScoobyDoo, [[TheFlintstones Bamm-Bamm]], and many other HannaBarbera characters.[[note]]This show was made by DIC, however.[[/note]] ''[[{{WesternAnimation/TheTransformers}} Transformers]]'' fans will know him as the original Ratchet. He was also [[TheSmurfs Papa Smurf]].

** Officer Growler is [[YogiBear Boo-Boo Bear, Ranger Smith]], [[JonnyQuest (the second voice of) Dr. Benton Quest]], ScoobyDoo, [[TheFlintstones Bamm-Bamm]], and many other HannaBarbera characters.[[hottip:*:This show was made by DIC, however.]] ''[[{{WesternAnimation/TheTransformers}} Transformers]]'' fans will know him as the original Ratchet. He was also [[TheSmurfs Papa Smurf]].

** Officer Growler is [[YogiBear Boo-Boo Bear, Ranger Smith]], [[JonnyQuest (the second voice of) Dr. Benton Quest]], ScoobyDoo, [[TheFlintstones Bamm-Bamm]], and many other HannaBarbera characters.[[hottip:*:This show was made by DIC, however.]] ''[[{{WesternAnimation/TheTransformers}} Transformers]]'' fans will know him as the original Ratchet. He was also [[TheSmurfs PapaSmurf]].

** Officer Growler is [[YogiBear Boo-Boo Bear, Ranger Smith]], [[JonnyQuest (the second voice of) Dr. Benton Quest]], ScoobyDoo, [[TheFlintstones Bamm-Bamm]], and many other HannaBarbera characters.[[hottip:*:This show was made by DIC, however.]] ''[[{{WesternAnimation/TheTransformers}} Transformers]]'' fans will know him as the original Ratchet.

** Officer Growler is [[YogiBear Boo-Boo Bear, Ranger Smith]], [[JonnyQuest (the second voice of) Dr. Benton Quest]], ScoobyDoo, [[TheSmurfs Papa Smurf]], and many other HannaBarbera characters.[[hottip:*:This show was made by DIC, however.]] ''[[{{WesternAnimation/TheTransformers}} Transformers]]'' fans will know him as the original Ratchet.

** Officer Growler is [[YogiBear Boo-Boo Bear, Ranger Smith]], [[JonnyQuest (the second voice of) Dr. Benton Quest]], and many other HannaBarbera characters.[[hottip:*:This show was made by DIC, however.]] ''[[{{WesternAnimation/TheTransformers}} Transformers]]'' fans will know him as the original Ratchet.

The Get Along Gang were characters created in 1983 by American Greetings' toy design and licensing division, "Those Characters from Cleveland" (now American Greetings Properties), for a series of greeting cards. The Get Along Gang was a group of twelve (and later, fourteen) pre-adolescent anthropomorphic animal characters in the fictional town of Green Meadow, who had formed a club that met in an abandoned caboose and who had various adventures whose upbeat stories intended to show the importance of teamwork and friendship. The success of the greeting card line led to a Saturday morning television series, which was produced by Creator/DiCEntertainment and aired on Creator/{{CBS}} for one season, from 1984 until 1985. The time slot was replaced by Disney's WesternAnimation/TheWuzzles. From January until July 1986, CBS aired reruns.

The Get Along Gang were characters created in 1983 by American Greetings' toy design and licensing division, "Those Characters from Cleveland" (now American Greetings Properties), for a series of greeting cards. The Get Along Gang was a group of twelve (and later, fourteen) pre-adolescent anthropomorphic animal characters in the fictional town of Green Meadow, who had formed a club that met in an abandoned caboose and who had various adventures whose upbeat stories intended to show the importance of teamwork and friendship. The success of the greeting card line led to a Saturday morning television series, which aired on CBS for one season, from 1984 until 1985. The time slot was replaced by Disney's WesternAnimation/TheWuzzles. From January until July 1986, CBS aired reruns.

* ScrewedByTheNetwork: Along with TheLittles, S'More Entertainment was planning to release the complete series on DVD. However, American Greetings was successfully able to block the release completely, [[OrSoIHeard possibly]] because, as the rights holders, they likely had the final say on the matter, possibly because of certain terms of the agreement between and AG and S'More. However, no explanation was given for why they blocked the release. In any case, Mill Creek Entertainment has been re-releasing the show on various configurations, although they have to do a complete series release.

* [[ScrewedByTheNetwork Screwed By The Rights Holders]]: Along with TheLittles, S'More Entertainment was planning to release the complete series on DVD. However, American Greetings was successfully able to block the release completely, [[OrSoIHeard possibly]] because, as the rights holders, they likely had the final say on the matter, possibly because of certain terms of the agreement between and AG and S'More. However, no explanation was given for why they blocked the release. In any case, Mill Creek Entertainment has been re-releasing the show on various configurations, although they have to do a complete series release.

The Get Along Gang were characters created in 1983 by American Greetings' toy design and licensing division, "Those Characters from Cleveland" (now American Greetings Properties), for a series of greeting cards. The Get Along Gang was a group of twelve (and later, fourteen) pre-adolescent anthropomorphic animal characters in the fictional town of Green Meadow, who had formed a club that met in an abandoned caboose and who had various adventures whose upbeat stories intended to show the importance of teamwork and friendship. The success of the greeting card line led to a Saturday morning television series, which aired on CBS for one season, from 1984 until 1985. The time slot was replaced by Disney's The Wuzzles. From January until July 1986, CBS aired reruns.

** Officer Growler is [[YogiBear Boo-Boo Bear, Ranger Smith]], [[JonnyQuest (the second voice of) Dr. Benton Quest]], and many other HannaBarbera characters.[[hottip:*:This show was made by DIC, however.]] [[{{Series/TheTransformers}} Transformers]] fans will know him as the original Ratchet.

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