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The adventures of a rhyming canine superhero.The adventures of a rhyming canine superhero.The adventures of a rhyming canine superhero.
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- TriviaThe episode "Simon Says, 'No Thanksgiving'!" is unique in that it marks the one time that Underdog does not speak in a rhyme when he says "Not plane nor bird nor even frog. It's not even little old me, Underdog. It's a balloon."
- Alternate versionsThe series originally aired with a four-part "Underdog" episode running complete in its 30-minute time slot. All current TV prints are a compendium of two related shows, "The Underdog Show" and "Tennessee Tuxedo And His Tales" (but shown under the "Underdog" title), with each of their segments mixed into each 30-minute episode. Some TV prints open with a segment "introducing an exciting scene from today's 4-part episode...", but instead of going into the preview the main credits roll. The end credits use titles from both "Underdog" and "Tennessee Tuxedo" shows.
- ConnectionsEdited into Underdog (2007)
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Simon Bar-Sinister
In heraldry, a coat-of-arms with the "bar sinister" or "bend sinister" indicates a bastard. This isn't the only case of cartoons sliding in somewhat "adult" references.
Dudley Do-Right once chased a villain to a place called "Colderinell" (say is fast). I might not have spelled it right, but the concept is the same.
I'm certain there are many others like it that I didn't catch but hey, I was a kid at the time.
I have to agree with several other reviewers that the cartoons of those days beat the heck out of those seen today. I think cartoons started going downhill when "...and it would have worked if it weren't for those meddling kids" became the tagline.
Dudley Do-Right once chased a villain to a place called "Colderinell" (say is fast). I might not have spelled it right, but the concept is the same.
I'm certain there are many others like it that I didn't catch but hey, I was a kid at the time.
I have to agree with several other reviewers that the cartoons of those days beat the heck out of those seen today. I think cartoons started going downhill when "...and it would have worked if it weren't for those meddling kids" became the tagline.
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- sfrush-tx
- May 7, 2004
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