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* AnAesop: The episodes often show Winnie reforming a miscreant and teaching them a valuable life lesson.
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''Winsome Witch'' is a character created by Creator/HannaBarbera for ''The WesternAnimation/SecretSquirrel Show'', though she also sometimes appeared on ''WesternAnimation/TheAtomAntShow''. The cartoon is a unique example of a ThreeShorts Hanna-Barbera feature that stars a human instead of a FunnyAnimal, and the only female to be the main protagonist of her short. She was voiced by Creator/JeanVanderPyl, best remembered for her work as [[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Wilma Flintstone]], as well as Rosie on ''WesternAnimation/TheJetsons''.
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''Winsome Witch'' is a character created by Creator/HannaBarbera for ''The WesternAnimation/SecretSquirrel Show'', though she also sometimes appeared on ''WesternAnimation/TheAtomAntShow''. The cartoon is a unique example of a ThreeShorts Hanna-Barbera feature that stars a human instead of a FunnyAnimal, and the only female to be the main protagonist of her short. She was voiced by Creator/JeanVanderPyl, Jean Vander Pyl, best remembered for her work as [[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Wilma Flintstone]], as well as Rosie on ''WesternAnimation/TheJetsons''.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Her magic words are more random in earlier episodes, including "Shazoom" and "Owie-kazowie", before eventually settling on "ippity-pippity-pow".
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: EarlyInstallmentWeirdness:
** Her magic words are more random in earlier episodes, including "Shazoom" and "Owie-kazowie", before eventually settling on"ippity-pippity-pow"."ippity-pippity-pow".
** In some of the earliest episodes, Winnie isn't above "helping" someone by harming another, as seen in the second episode "Prince of a Pup" (where she makes a poison apple for Snow White at the behest of the Evil Queen).
** Her magic words are more random in earlier episodes, including "Shazoom" and "Owie-kazowie", before eventually settling on
** In some of the earliest episodes, Winnie isn't above "helping" someone by harming another, as seen in the second episode "Prince of a Pup" (where she makes a poison apple for Snow White at the behest of the Evil Queen).
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** "Wolfcraft Vs. Witchcraft" is a riff on ''Literature/TheThreeLittlePigs''. Here Winnie uses her powers to provide protection for the three pigs. She manages to thwart the Big Bad Wolf by giving him conjuring powers (which he fouls up badly), then earns the wolf's gratitude when she shows him how to use them properly. The wolf is so thankful that he becomes the Big Good Wolf.
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** "Wolfcraft Vs. Witchcraft" is a riff on ''Literature/TheThreeLittlePigs''. Here Winnie uses her powers to provide protection for the three pigs. She manages to thwart the Big Bad Wolf by giving him conjuring powers (which until he gets so desparate he tries to become a witch himself — which he fouls up badly), badly, eventually turning himself into a frog — then earns the wolf's gratitude when she shows changes him how back to use them properly.his proper self. The wolf is so thankful that he becomes the Big Good Wolf.
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* {{Parody}}: "Wild Wild Witch" is an AffectionateParody of ''Film/TheWizardOfOz''. Winnie is carried away to Wizardland by a tornado, follows a path to the Wild Wizard's castle (meeting a talking barrel, a not-so-timid timid tiger, and a scarecrow with a talking crow living in it), and helps the incompetent fellow land a television job as the world's funniest magician.
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* {{Parody}}: "Wild Wild Witch" is an AffectionateParody of ''Film/TheWizardOfOz''. Winnie is carried away to Wizardland by a tornado, follows a path to the Wild Wizard's castle (meeting a talking barrel, barrel in place of the Tin Man, a not-so-timid timid tiger, tiger in place of the Cowardly Lion, and a an inanimate scarecrow with a talking crow living in it), it in place of the Scarecrow), and helps the incompetent fellow land a television job as the world's funniest magician.
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* {{Catchphrase}}: Winnie's spell incantation of choice is "Ippity-pippity-pow!"
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* {{Catchphrase}}: CharacterCatchphrase: Winnie's spell incantation of choice is "Ippity-pippity-pow!"
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I feel her being female is more noteworthy then her not having a sidekick. It's quite common for these characters not to have a sidekick. Huckleberry Hound, Snagglepus, Magilla Gorilla, Squiddly Diddly, Wally Gator.... Just to name a few.
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''Winsome Witch'' is a character created by Creator/HannaBarbera for ''The WesternAnimation/SecretSquirrel Show'', though she also sometimes appeared on ''WesternAnimation/TheAtomAntShow''. The cartoon is a unique example of a ThreeShorts Hanna-Barbera feature that stars a human instead of a FunnyAnimal, and the character is one of few such examples not to have a {{Sidekick}}. She was voiced by Creator/JeanVanderPyl, best remembered for her work as [[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Wilma Flintstone]], as well as Rosie on ''WesternAnimation/TheJetsons''.
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''Winsome Witch'' is a character created by Creator/HannaBarbera for ''The WesternAnimation/SecretSquirrel Show'', though she also sometimes appeared on ''WesternAnimation/TheAtomAntShow''. The cartoon is a unique example of a ThreeShorts Hanna-Barbera feature that stars a human instead of a FunnyAnimal, and the character is one only female to be the main protagonist of few such examples not to have a {{Sidekick}}.her short. She was voiced by Creator/JeanVanderPyl, best remembered for her work as [[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Wilma Flintstone]], as well as Rosie on ''WesternAnimation/TheJetsons''.
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* AlliterativeName: '''W'''insome '''W'''itch.
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* AlliterativeName: '''W'''insome '''W'''acky '''W'''itch.
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** In "Witch Witch Is Witch," Winnie looks after another pair of mischievous boys. They manage to get hold of her magic wand and turn themselves into gorillas. The witch saves the day just as the kids' parents return home.
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** In "Witch Witch Is Witch," Winnie looks after another pair of mischievous boys. returns to babysit the boys again, but falls asleep herself while putting them to bed. They manage to get hold of her magic wand and turn the house into a castle and themselves into gorillas.gorillas, but then forget the magic words to change back. The witch saves the day just as the kids' parents return home.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Her magic words are more random in earlier episodes, including "Shazoom" and "Owie-kazowie", before eventually settling on "ippity-pippity-pow".
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** "How Now, Cinderella" sees Winnie substituting for the title character's fairy godmother.
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** "How Now, Cinderella" sees Winnie substituting for the title character's fairy godmother.godmother (even though, by her own admission in an earlier episode, she dropped out of fairy godmother school).
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* InSeriesNickname: The main character's full name is Winsome W. Witch, but everyone calls her "Winnie."
* {{Parody}}: "Wild Wild Witch" is an AffectionateParody of ''Film/TheWizardOfOz''. Winnie is carried away to Wizardland by a tornado, follows a path to the Wild Wizard's castle, and helps the incompetent fellow land a television job as the world's funniest magician.
* {{Parody}}: "Wild Wild Witch" is an AffectionateParody of ''Film/TheWizardOfOz''. Winnie is carried away to Wizardland by a tornado, follows a path to the Wild Wizard's castle, and helps the incompetent fellow land a television job as the world's funniest magician.
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* InSeriesNickname: The main character's full name is Winsome W. Witch, Witch ("The W stands for Wacky", as she says in "Prince of a Pup"), but everyone calls her "Winnie."
* {{Parody}}: "Wild Wild Witch" is an AffectionateParody of ''Film/TheWizardOfOz''. Winnie is carried away to Wizardland by a tornado, follows a path to the Wild Wizard'scastle, castle (meeting a talking barrel, a not-so-timid timid tiger, and a scarecrow with a talking crow living in it), and helps the incompetent fellow land a television job as the world's funniest magician.
* {{Parody}}: "Wild Wild Witch" is an AffectionateParody of ''Film/TheWizardOfOz''. Winnie is carried away to Wizardland by a tornado, follows a path to the Wild Wizard's
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* CuttingTheKnot: In "How Now Cinderella", Winnie skips the glass slipper part of the story by taking the Prince, Cinderella, and priest on her broom to speed up the story.
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Removed commented-out example, not this trope. "Cute Witch" describes pre-adult witches, and Winnnie is an adult.
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''Winsome Witch'' is a character created by Creator/HannaBarbera for ''The WesternAnimation/SecretSquirrel Show'', though she also sometimes appeared on ''WesternAnimation/TheAtomAntShow''. The cartoon is a unique example of a ThreeShorts Hanna-Barbera feature that stars a human instead of a FunnyAnimal, and the character is one of few such examples not to have a {{Sidekick}}. She was voiced by Creator/JeanVanderPyl, best remembered for her work as [[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Wilma Flintstone]],as well as Rosie on ''WesternAnimation/TheJetsons''.
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''Winsome Witch'' is a character created by Creator/HannaBarbera for ''The WesternAnimation/SecretSquirrel Show'', though she also sometimes appeared on ''WesternAnimation/TheAtomAntShow''. The cartoon is a unique example of a ThreeShorts Hanna-Barbera feature that stars a human instead of a FunnyAnimal, and the character is one of few such examples not to have a {{Sidekick}}. She was voiced by Creator/JeanVanderPyl, best remembered for her work as [[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Wilma Flintstone]],as Flintstone]], as well as Rosie on ''WesternAnimation/TheJetsons''.
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* CuteWitch: Winnie herself, in spite of being a grown-up.
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''Winsome Witch'' is a character created by Creator/HannaBarbera for ''The WesternAnimation/SecretSquirrel Show'', though she also sometimes appeared on ''WesternAnimation/TheAtomAntShow''. The cartoon is a unique example of a ThreeShorts Hanna-Barbera feature that stars a human instead of a FunnyAnimal, and the character is one of few such examples not to have a {{Sidekick}}. She was voiced by Creator/JeanVanderPyl, best remembered for her work as [[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Wilma Flintstone]].
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''Winsome Witch'' is a character created by Creator/HannaBarbera for ''The WesternAnimation/SecretSquirrel Show'', though she also sometimes appeared on ''WesternAnimation/TheAtomAntShow''. The cartoon is a unique example of a ThreeShorts Hanna-Barbera feature that stars a human instead of a FunnyAnimal, and the character is one of few such examples not to have a {{Sidekick}}. She was voiced by Creator/JeanVanderPyl, best remembered for her work as [[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Wilma Flintstone]].
Flintstone]],as well as Rosie on ''WesternAnimation/TheJetsons''.
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* CuteWitch: Winnie herself, in spite of being a grown-up.
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** "Wolfcraft Vs. Witchcraft" is a riff on ''Literature/TheThreeLittlePigs''. Here Winnie uses her powers to provide protection for the three pigs. She manages to thwart the Big Bad Wolf by giving him conjuring powers (which he fouls up badly), then earns the wolf's gratitude when she helps him learn how to use them properly. The wolf is so thankful that he becomes the Big Good Wolf.
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** "Wolfcraft Vs. Witchcraft" is a riff on ''Literature/TheThreeLittlePigs''. Here Winnie uses her powers to provide protection for the three pigs. She manages to thwart the Big Bad Wolf by giving him conjuring powers (which he fouls up badly), then earns the wolf's gratitude when she helps shows him learn how to use them properly. The wolf is so thankful that he becomes the Big Good Wolf.
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** In "Witch Witch Is Witch," Winnie looks after another pair of mischievous boys. They manage to get hold of her magic wand and turn themselves into gorillas. The witch manages to save the day just as the kids' parents return home.
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** In "Witch Witch Is Witch," Winnie looks after another pair of mischievous boys. They manage to get hold of her magic wand and turn themselves into gorillas. The witch manages to save saves the day just as the kids' parents return home.
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* ProtagonistTitle: The show is named after the title character.
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* ProtagonistTitle: The show segment is named after the title character.
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* BadlyBatteredBabysitter: Winnie's luck with kids is often less than good -- but played with in that she often uses her magic to subdue her unruly charges.
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* BadlyBatteredBabysitter: Winnie's luck with kids is often less than good -- but played with in that she often frequently uses her magic to subdue her unruly charges.
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''Winsome Witch'' is a character created by Creator/HannaBarbera for ''The WesternAnimation/SecretSquirrel Show'', though she also appeared on ''WesternAnimation/TheAtomAntShow''. She was voiced by Creator/JeanVanderPyl, best known for her work as [[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Wilma Flintstone]].
Known as "Winnie" to friend and foe alike, she's chubby, middle-aged, and generally good-natured and friendly. On the GoodWitchVersusBadWitch scale, she definitely falls in the former category. Like Esmeralda or Aunt Clara from ''Series/{{Bewitched}}'', Winnie unfortunately has an incompetent streak, her spells backfiring more often than not. Her incantation catchphrase is "Ippity-pippity-pow!"
Known as "Winnie" to friend and foe alike, she's chubby, middle-aged, and generally good-natured and friendly. On the GoodWitchVersusBadWitch scale, she definitely falls in the former category. Like Esmeralda or Aunt Clara from ''Series/{{Bewitched}}'', Winnie unfortunately has an incompetent streak, her spells backfiring more often than not. Her incantation catchphrase is "Ippity-pippity-pow!"
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''Winsome Witch'' is a character created by Creator/HannaBarbera for ''The WesternAnimation/SecretSquirrel Show'', though she also sometimes appeared on ''WesternAnimation/TheAtomAntShow''. The cartoon is a unique example of a ThreeShorts Hanna-Barbera feature that stars a human instead of a FunnyAnimal, and the character is one of few such examples not to have a {{Sidekick}}. She was voiced by Creator/JeanVanderPyl, best known remembered for her work as [[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Wilma Flintstone]].
Known as "Winnie" to friend and foe alike, she's chubby, middle-aged, and generally good-natured and friendly. Not surprisingly, her preferred method of transportation is a magic broom. On the GoodWitchVersusBadWitch scale, she definitely falls in the former category. Like Esmeralda or Aunt Clara from ''Series/{{Bewitched}}'', Winnie unfortunately has an incompetent streak, her spells backfiring more often than not. Her incantation catchphrase is "Ippity-pippity-pow!"
Known as "Winnie" to friend and foe alike, she's chubby, middle-aged, and generally good-natured and friendly. Not surprisingly, her preferred method of transportation is a magic broom. On the GoodWitchVersusBadWitch scale, she definitely falls in the former category. Like Esmeralda or Aunt Clara from ''Series/{{Bewitched}}'', Winnie unfortunately has an incompetent streak, her spells backfiring more often than not. Her incantation catchphrase is "Ippity-pippity-pow!"
* AnAesop: The episodes often show Winnie reforming a miscreant and teaching them a valuable life lesson.
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* TrueLovesKiss: In "Prince of a Pup," Winnie manages to put both Snow White and herself to sleep with a magic spell, neither of whom can be wakened up unless kissed by a prince. Played straight when a handsome prince kisses Snow White and awakens her -- but subverted when Winnie is wakened when a dog named Prince licks her.
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* ThreeShorts: As a part of ''The WesternAnimation/SecretSquirrel Show'', Winnie's shorts were traditionally last.
* TrueLovesKiss: In "Prince of a Pup," Winnie manages to put both Snow White and herself to sleep with a magic spell, neither of whom can be wakened up unless kissed by a prince. Played straight when a handsome prince kisses Snow White and awakens her -- but subverted when Winnie is wakened when a dog named Prince licksher.her.
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* TrueLovesKiss: In "Prince of a Pup," Winnie manages to put both Snow White and herself to sleep with a magic spell, neither of whom can be wakened up unless kissed by a prince. Played straight when a handsome prince kisses Snow White and awakens her -- but subverted when Winnie is wakened when a dog named Prince licks
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* AlienAbduction: In "Have Broom, Will Zoom," the witch is beamed aboard a FlyingSaucer and spirited away to Planet X. When the alien leader decides he wants Winnie's broom so he can clone more examples, she first plays tricks on him and then leaves.
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** "Have Broom Will Travel" sees the witch hired out by an employment agency to babysit two little terrors. She manages to keep them in line by using witchcraft and earns their respect at the end, when the kids tell their parents she was the best babysitter they've ever had.
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** "Have Broom Will Travel" sees the witch hired out by an employment agency to babysit two little terrors. She manages to keep them in line by using witchcraft and earns their respect at the end, when the kids tell their parents she was she's the best babysitter they've ever had.
* BaseballEpisode: In "Little Big League," Winnie substitutes for a sick child scheduled to pitch in a local little league game -- and her witchcraft-tinged pitches give the opposing team's batters fits. A couple of big-league scouts try to sign her up for major league ball, but she refuses their offer when they show no interest in the youngsters.
* EasilyThwartedAlienInvasion: "Witch Hitch" sees Winnie head off to Washington DC to match wits with an alien who wants to take over earth. His powers are decidedly no match for her sorcery, and he is forced to leave.
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** "Wolfcraft Vs. Witchcraft" is a riff on ''Literature/TheThreeLittlePigs''. Here Winnie uses her powers to provide protection for the three pigs. She manages to thwart the Big Bad Wolf by giving him conjuring posers (which he fouls up badly), then earns the wolf's gratitude when she helps him learn how to use them properly. The wolf is so thankful that he becomes the Big Good Wolf.
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** "Wolfcraft Vs. Witchcraft" is a riff on ''Literature/TheThreeLittlePigs''. Here Winnie uses her powers to provide protection for the three pigs. She manages to thwart the Big Bad Wolf by giving him conjuring posers powers (which he fouls up badly), then earns the wolf's gratitude when she helps him learn how to use them properly. The wolf is so thankful that he becomes the Big Good Wolf.
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* {{Parody}}: "Wild Wild Witch" is an AffectionateParody of ''Film/TheWizardOfOz''. Winnie is carried away to Oz by a tornado, follows a path to the Wizard's castle, and helps the incompetent fellow land a television job as the world's funniest magician.
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* IneptMage: Winnie's spells often backfire, though she usually manages to win out by the end of an episode.
* {{Parody}}: "Wild Wild Witch" is an AffectionateParody of ''Film/TheWizardOfOz''. Winnie is carried away toOz Wizardland by a tornado, follows a path to the Wild Wizard's castle, and helps the incompetent fellow land a television job as the world's funniest magician.magician.
* TheSheriff: Winnie finds herself on the side of the law in the Old West a few times.
** "Winnie the Sheriff" sees the witch named head lawman of Crooked Gulch by the town's cowardly residents. She manages to subdue the infamous Dalton Gang handily with witchcraft.
** While out broom riding in "Sheriff Winnie," the witch crash-lands into a Western town. The mayor decides to appoint her sheriff and sends her after the marauding Brushface Burns. She thwarts the bandit at every turn until he gives up his evil ways -- and when he reforms, he decides to court Winnie!
* {{Parody}}: "Wild Wild Witch" is an AffectionateParody of ''Film/TheWizardOfOz''. Winnie is carried away to
* TheSheriff: Winnie finds herself on the side of the law in the Old West a few times.
** "Winnie the Sheriff" sees the witch named head lawman of Crooked Gulch by the town's cowardly residents. She manages to subdue the infamous Dalton Gang handily with witchcraft.
** While out broom riding in "Sheriff Winnie," the witch crash-lands into a Western town. The mayor decides to appoint her sheriff and sends her after the marauding Brushface Burns. She thwarts the bandit at every turn until he gives up his evil ways -- and when he reforms, he decides to court Winnie!
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* Catchphrase: Winnie's spell incantation of choice is "Ippity-pippity-pow!"
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* Catchphrase: {{Catchphrase}}: Winnie's spell incantation of choice is "Ippity-pippity-pow!"
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* BadlyBatteredBabysitter:
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* BadlyBatteredBabysitter: Winnie's luck with kids is often less than good -- but played with in that she often uses her magic to subdue her unruly charges.
** "Have Broom Will Travel" sees the witch hired out by an employment agency to babysit two little terrors. She manages to keep them in line by using witchcraft and earns their respect at the end, when the kids tell their parents she was the best babysitter they've ever had.
** In "Witch Witch Is Witch," Winnie looks after another pair of mischievous boys. They manage to get hold of her magic wand and turn themselves into gorillas. The witch manages to save the day just as the kids' parents return home.
* Catchphrase: Winnie's spell incantation of choice is "Ippity-pippity-pow!"
** "Have Broom Will Travel" sees the witch hired out by an employment agency to babysit two little terrors. She manages to keep them in line by using witchcraft and earns their respect at the end, when the kids tell their parents she was the best babysitter they've ever had.
** In "Witch Witch Is Witch," Winnie looks after another pair of mischievous boys. They manage to get hold of her magic wand and turn themselves into gorillas. The witch manages to save the day just as the kids' parents return home.
* Catchphrase: Winnie's spell incantation of choice is "Ippity-pippity-pow!"
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* {{Parody}}: "Wild Wild Witch" is an AffectionateParody of ''Film/TheWizardOfOz''. Winnie is carried away to Oz by a tornado, follows a path to the Wizard's castle, and helps the incompetent fellow land a television job as the world's funniest magician.
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Known as "Winnie" to friend and foe alike, she's chubby, middle-aged, and generally good-natured and friendly. On the GoodWitchVsBadWitch scale, she definitely falls in the former category. Like Esmeralda or Aunt Clara from ''Series/{{Bewitched}}'', Winnie unfortunately has an incompetent streak, her spells backfiring more often than not. Her incantation catchphrase is "Ippity-pippity-pow!"
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Known as "Winnie" to friend and foe alike, she's chubby, middle-aged, and generally good-natured and friendly. On the GoodWitchVsBadWitch GoodWitchVersusBadWitch scale, she definitely falls in the former category. Like Esmeralda or Aunt Clara from ''Series/{{Bewitched}}'', Winnie unfortunately has an incompetent streak, her spells backfiring more often than not. Her incantation catchphrase is "Ippity-pippity-pow!"
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* GoodWitchVsBadWitch: Winnie definitely qualifies as a good witch. She's friendly and helpful, if rather inept.
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* GoodWitchVsBadWitch: GoodWitchVersusBadWitch: Winnie definitely qualifies as a good witch. She's friendly and helpful, if rather inept.
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** "How Now, Cinderella" sees Winnie substituting for the title character's fairy godmother.
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** "Ugly Duckling Trouble" has the witch interacting with the title character, who she saves from jumping off a cliff. At the bird's request, she turns him into various other animals -- but after he runs into all kinds of trouble after being transformed, the duck has Winnie return him to his original form. He is most grateful for the lesson learned.
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** "Wolfcraft Vs. Witchcraft" is a riff on ''Literature/TheThreeLittlePigs''. Here Winnie uses her powers to provide protection for the three pigs. She manages to thwart the Big Bad Wolf by giving him conjuring posers (which he fouls up badly), then earns the wolf's gratitude when she helps him learn how to use them properly. The wolf is so thankful that he becomes the Big Good Wolf.
** "Ugly Duckling Trouble" has the witch interacting with the title character, who she saves from jumping off a cliff. At the bird's request, she turns him into various other animals -- but after he runs into all kinds of trouble after being transformed, the duck has Winnie return him to his original form. He is most grateful for the lessonlearned.learned.
* GoodWitchVsBadWitch: Winnie definitely qualifies as a good witch. She's friendly and helpful, if rather inept.
* TrueLovesKiss: In "Prince of a Pup," Winnie manages to put both Snow White and herself to sleep with a magic spell, neither of whom can be wakened up unless kissed by a prince. Played straight when a handsome prince kisses Snow White and awakens her -- but subverted when Winnie is wakened when a dog named Prince licks her.
** "Ugly Duckling Trouble" has the witch interacting with the title character, who she saves from jumping off a cliff. At the bird's request, she turns him into various other animals -- but after he runs into all kinds of trouble after being transformed, the duck has Winnie return him to his original form. He is most grateful for the lesson
* GoodWitchVsBadWitch: Winnie definitely qualifies as a good witch. She's friendly and helpful, if rather inept.
* TrueLovesKiss: In "Prince of a Pup," Winnie manages to put both Snow White and herself to sleep with a magic spell, neither of whom can be wakened up unless kissed by a prince. Played straight when a handsome prince kisses Snow White and awakens her -- but subverted when Winnie is wakened when a dog named Prince licks her.
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** "Good Red Riding Hood" places Winnie smack in the middle of ''Literature/LittleRedRidingHood''. Here, she warns the title character about the wolf's presence, then later [pses as Granny while besting the wolf with magic spells and broom whacks.
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** "Good Red Riding Hood" places Winnie smack in the middle of ''Literature/LittleRedRidingHood''. Here, she warns the title character about the wolf's presence, then later [pses poses as Granny while besting the wolf with magic spells and broom whacks.
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* FracturedFairyTale: Several episodes see Winnie interacting with various fairy tale worlds.
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* FracturedFairyTale: Several episodes see Winnie interacting with various fairy tale worlds.worlds.
** "Prince of a Pup" sees her involved with ''Literature/SnowWhite''. She tries to help the Queen put Snow White to sleep, but manages to put herself under as well.
** "The Hansel & Gretel Case" is a take-off on ''Literature/HanselAndGretel''. The little boy and girl seen are [[{{Expy}} expies]] rather then the actual characters, though.
** "Good Red Riding Hood" places Winnie smack in the middle of ''Literature/LittleRedRidingHood''. Here, she warns the title character about the wolf's presence, then later [pses as Granny while besting the wolf with magic spells and broom whacks.
** "Ugly Duckling Trouble" has the witch interacting with the title character, who she saves from jumping off a cliff. At the bird's request, she turns him into various other animals -- but after he runs into all kinds of trouble after being transformed, the duck has Winnie return him to his original form. He is most grateful for the lesson learned.
** "Prince of a Pup" sees her involved with ''Literature/SnowWhite''. She tries to help the Queen put Snow White to sleep, but manages to put herself under as well.
** "The Hansel & Gretel Case" is a take-off on ''Literature/HanselAndGretel''. The little boy and girl seen are [[{{Expy}} expies]] rather then the actual characters, though.
** "Good Red Riding Hood" places Winnie smack in the middle of ''Literature/LittleRedRidingHood''. Here, she warns the title character about the wolf's presence, then later [pses as Granny while besting the wolf with magic spells and broom whacks.
** "Ugly Duckling Trouble" has the witch interacting with the title character, who she saves from jumping off a cliff. At the bird's request, she turns him into various other animals -- but after he runs into all kinds of trouble after being transformed, the duck has Winnie return him to his original form. He is most grateful for the lesson learned.
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''Winsome Witch'' is a character created by Creator/HannaBarbera for ''The WesternAnimation/SecretSquirrel Show'', though she also appeared on ''WesternAnimation/TheAtomAntShow''.
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''Winsome Witch'' is a character created by Creator/HannaBarbera for ''The WesternAnimation/SecretSquirrel Show'', though she also appeared on ''WesternAnimation/TheAtomAntShow''.
----''WesternAnimation/TheAtomAntShow''. She was voiced by Creator/JeanVanderPyl, best known for her work as [[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Wilma Flintstone]].
Known as "Winnie" to friend and foe alike, she's chubby, middle-aged, and generally good-natured and friendly. On the GoodWitchVsBadWitch scale, she definitely falls in the former category. Like Esmeralda or Aunt Clara from ''Series/{{Bewitched}}'', Winnie unfortunately has an incompetent streak, her spells backfiring more often than not. Her incantation catchphrase is "Ippity-pippity-pow!"
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!!Ippity-pippity-pow! This cartoon provides examples of:
* FracturedFairyTale: Several episodes see Winnie interacting with various fairy tale worlds.
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Known as "Winnie" to friend and foe alike, she's chubby, middle-aged, and generally good-natured and friendly. On the GoodWitchVsBadWitch scale, she definitely falls in the former category. Like Esmeralda or Aunt Clara from ''Series/{{Bewitched}}'', Winnie unfortunately has an incompetent streak, her spells backfiring more often than not. Her incantation catchphrase is "Ippity-pippity-pow!"
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!!Ippity-pippity-pow! This cartoon provides examples of:
* FracturedFairyTale: Several episodes see Winnie interacting with various fairy tale worlds.
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''Winsome Witch'' is a character created by Creator/HannaBarbera for ''The WesternAnimation/SecretSquirrel Show'', though she also appeared on ''WesternAnimation/TheAtomAntShow''.
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