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* RecycledSoundtrack: Its theme song was also used for the end credits of ''Skatebirds'', another Hanna-Barbera show that debuted on the exact same day. It was later reused for the end credits of ''WesternAnimation/CaptainCavemanAndTheTeenAngels'' in 1979.
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* GuinnessEpisode: The final ''Heyyy, It's the King!'' segment concerns The King trying to set a world record; his attempts include flagpole sitting, basketball dribbling, and trying to catch the world's largest shark. [[spoiler: While he fails at all of them, he accidentally sets a ConsolationWorldRecord for barefoot waterskiing while escaping from the shark.]]
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* ''Blastoff Buzzard'', a cartoon similar to ''WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner'', and the only H-B cartoon whose soundtrack had no human voices at all;
* ''Heyyyy, It's the King'', an all-animal parody of ''Series/HappyDays'';
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* ''Blastoff ''Blast-Off Buzzard'', a cartoon similar to ''WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner'', and the only H-B cartoon whose soundtrack had no human voices at all;
*''Heyyyy, ''Heyyy, It's the King'', King!'', an all-animal parody of ''Series/HappyDays'';
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* TheCasanova: The King loves the ladies, and they love him back. The one who's most clearly interested in him is a lioness named Sheena.
* DarkHorseVictory: In one episode of ''Heyyy, It's the King!'', The King runs for class president against a rival named Sterling Silver, who is not above cheating and sabotage. At the very end, the winner is revealed to be... [[spoiler: Sheena, whose help The King casually dismissed in the beginning by telling her that politics was a man's field. She ends up rallying the other female students and wins through a write-in vote.]]
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%% * {{Expy}}: The King of ''Heyyyy! It's the King'' is an expy of [[Series/HappyDays Arthur Fonzarelli]].
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%% * {{Expy}}: The King of ''Heyyyy! ''Heyyy, It's the King'' King!'' is an expy of [[Series/HappyDays Arthur Fonzarelli]].
* FatComicRelief: Big H, the bulky hippo from ''Heyyy, It's the King!''. Numerous jokes are made about his BigEater tendencies and his massive weight. One episode was even dedicated to his friends trying to help him slim down!
%% * ForgotICouldFly: Happened a lot in''Blastoff ''Blast-Off Buzzard'' shorts.
* FatComicRelief: Big H, the bulky hippo from ''Heyyy, It's the King!''. Numerous jokes are made about his BigEater tendencies and his massive weight. One episode was even dedicated to his friends trying to help him slim down!
%% * ForgotICouldFly: Happened a lot in
* GreaserDelinquents: The titular King of ''Heyyy, It's the King!'', as befitting an [[Series/HappyDays Arthur Fonzarelli]] expy. He has the accent, slang, and fashion down, although he's more interested in schemes that get him money or fame as opposed to actual criminal mischief.
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%% ** In the ''Heyyyy! ''Heyyy, It's the King'' King!'' shorts, Clyde the gorilla fills this role.role.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: The King is self-absorbed, sarcastic, and can be very abrasive toward his friends. That said, he does genuinely care about them, and often tries to help others.
* MaltShop: The King and his friends often hang out at one. One of their friends, an ostrich named Zelda, is one of the waitresses there.
* NobodyTouchesTheHair: The King does ''not'' like having his mane messed with.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: The King is self-absorbed, sarcastic, and can be very abrasive toward his friends. That said, he does genuinely care about them, and often tries to help others.
* MaltShop: The King and his friends often hang out at one. One of their friends, an ostrich named Zelda, is one of the waitresses there.
* NobodyTouchesTheHair: The King does ''not'' like having his mane messed with.
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* RoadrunnerVsCoyote: ''Blas-off Buzzard'' had the title bird in pursuit of Crazy Legs Snake. And unlike H-B shows in general, this segment was completely dialogue-less.
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* AgitatedItemStomping: A bumper for the series has this happen with a bag of arrows (all of which hit the tree that doesn't have the bull's-eye on it).
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** The ghosts of ''Shake, Rattle & Roll''.
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* ForgotICouldFly: Happened a lot in ''Blastoff Buzzard'' shorts. May or may not have been an intentional joke.
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* {{Nice Hat}}s: ''Especially'' that trash can lid of Bump's!
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** Boogie and Bump.
** In the ''Heyyyy! It's the King'' shorts, Clyde the gorilla fills this role.
* NoDialogueEpisode: All ''Blastoff Buzzard'' shorts qualify.
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** Boogie and Bump.
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* ClarkKenting: Undercover Elephant wore disguises that primarily relied on a single prop (a chef's hat, a pink tutu, etc.) and a thin ribbon-mask. They nonetheless worked, at least until his sidekick Loudmouse "blew his cover"... despite being, well, an ''[[ElephantInTheLivingRoom elephant]]''.
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* StockAnimalDiet: In his segments, Undercover Elephant's love of peanuts caused him to blow his cover.
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* TheVoiceless: Blast-Off Buzzard and Crazy Legs Snake were both mute.
* ThisPageWillSelfDestruct: While playing tennis, Undercover Elephant gets a message written on a tennis ball on how to find the required MissionBriefing tape recorder. Written on the back is a message that the ball will self-destruct in four seconds, so he throws it away—naturally another tennis player tries to hit the ball and gets shocked by his 'explosive' serve. Then after playing the tape recorder, the message says this tape will not explode in four seconds...it'll explode in one second!
* ThisPageWillSelfDestruct: While playing tennis, Undercover Elephant gets a message written on a tennis ball on how to find the required MissionBriefing tape recorder. Written on the back is a message that the ball will self-destruct in four seconds, so he throws it away—naturally another tennis player tries to hit the ball and gets shocked by his 'explosive' serve. Then after playing the tape recorder, the message says this tape will not explode in four seconds...it'll explode in one second!
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* AgitatedItemStomping: A bumper for the series has this happen with a bag of arrows (all of which hit the tree that doesn't have the bull's-eye on it).
* AllPsychologyIsFreudian: In Marvel's ''Hanna-Barbera TV Stars'' series, a story has Undercover Elephant after a criminal called Pretty Boy Freud, a bodybuilder that doubles as a psychiatrist to lull his victims out of their synch. He fools Undercover Elephant into thinking he needs psychiatric help so he can make a getaway.
* AllPsychologyIsFreudian: In Marvel's ''Hanna-Barbera TV Stars'' series, a story has Undercover Elephant after a criminal called Pretty Boy Freud, a bodybuilder that doubles as a psychiatrist to lull his victims out of their synch. He fools Undercover Elephant into thinking he needs psychiatric help so he can make a getaway.
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* BearyFunny: The CB Bears are friendly and hilarious.
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* FreudianCouch: Undercover Elephant is after a bodybuilder/psychiatrist villain named Pretty Boy Freud in an issue of Marvel's ''Hanna-Barbera's TV Stars''. He tricks Undercover into thinking he needs psychiatric help, using a park bench as a makeshift couch.
-->'''Undercover''': And mom used to [[CorporalPunishment spank me]] with a tennis racquet...[[KidsAreCruel the kids all used to call me]] "ol' Waffle Britches"!
* HairTriggerAvalanche: This happens in one of the ''Heyyy, It's the King!'' shorts. The avalanche is caused by the sound of Big H eating potato chips.
* HauntedHouse: Shake, Rattle and Roll are three ghosts who run a hotel for spooks, ghouls and monsters. Sidney Merciless is the hapless ghostbuster.
* HellHotel: Shake, Rattle and Roll run a hotel for ghouls.
* HollywoodCB: Stars three ursine detectives who operated from a garbage truck and received assignments from "Charlie" via C.B. radio.
-->'''Undercover''': And mom used to [[CorporalPunishment spank me]] with a tennis racquet...[[KidsAreCruel the kids all used to call me]] "ol' Waffle Britches"!
* HairTriggerAvalanche: This happens in one of the ''Heyyy, It's the King!'' shorts. The avalanche is caused by the sound of Big H eating potato chips.
* HauntedHouse: Shake, Rattle and Roll are three ghosts who run a hotel for spooks, ghouls and monsters. Sidney Merciless is the hapless ghostbuster.
* HellHotel: Shake, Rattle and Roll run a hotel for ghouls.
* HollywoodCB: Stars three ursine detectives who operated from a garbage truck and received assignments from "Charlie" via C.B. radio.
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* PrivateDetective: Undercover Elephant was a segment. A detective pachyderm who was usually hindered by his own fallibility or his rodent sidekick Loudmouse.
* RecklessSidekick: Loudmouse is this to Undercover Elephant, usually blowing the hero's disguises or covers in front of the villain.
* RecklessSidekick: Loudmouse is this to Undercover Elephant, usually blowing the hero's disguises or covers in front of the villain.
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At mid-season, the show was absorbed into a two-hour block on NBC titled ''Go Go Globetrotters'' which included repeats of 1970's ''WesternAnimation/TheHarlemGlobetrotters,'' 1967's ''The Herculoids'', and 1969's ''Motormouse & Autocat.''
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At mid-season, the show was absorbed into a two-hour block on NBC titled ''Go Go Globetrotters'' which included repeats of 1970's ''WesternAnimation/TheHarlemGlobetrotters,'' 1967's ''The Herculoids'', ''WesternAnimation/TheHerculoids'', and 1969's ''Motormouse ''[[WesternAnimation/TheCattanoogaCats Motormouse & Autocat.Autocat]].''
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* AmazingTechnicolorWildlife: Clyde is an orange gorilla.
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* AmazingTechnicolorWildlife: Clyde is an orange gorilla.
gorilla. Boogie has blue fur.
*AnimatedAnthology
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* ArousedByTheirVoice: Boogiehas this reaction when he hears Charlie.is aroused by Charlie's seductive voice.
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* ComicTrio: The ghosts of ''Shake, Rattle & Roll''.
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** The ghosts of ''Shake, Rattle & Roll''.
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* ShoutOut: The C.B. Bears fight crime and receive orders from a voice, Charlie. [[Series/CharliesAngels Sound familiar]]?
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* ComicBookAdaptation: The bears, Undercover Elephant and Shake, Rattle and Roll appeared in issues of Marvel's Hanna-Barbera's TV Stars. The C.B. Bears appeared in two stories.
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** In the ''Heyyyy! It's the King'' shorts, Clyde the gorilla fills this role.
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The series' headliners were crime-solving bears named Hustle, Bump and Boogie (voiced by Creator/DawsButler, Henry Corden and Chuck [=McCann=], respectively). They traveled in a garbage truck and received orders via CB radio from their female boss, "Charlie" (voiced seductively by Susan Davis).
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The series' headliners were crime-solving bears named Hustle, Bump and Boogie (voiced by Creator/DawsButler, Henry Corden and Chuck [=McCann=], respectively). They traveled in a garbage truck and received orders via CB citizen band radio from their female boss, "Charlie" (voiced seductively by Susan Davis).
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The popularity of citizens band radio in the 1970s inspired this hourlong AnimatedAnthology from HannaBarbera, which ran on Creator/{{NBC}} in 1977-78.
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The popularity of citizens band radio in the 1970s inspired this hourlong AnimatedAnthology from HannaBarbera, Creator/HannaBarbera, which ran on Creator/{{NBC}} in 1977-78.
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At mid-season, the show was absorbed into a two-hour block on NBC titled ''Go Go Globetrotters'' which included repeats of 1970's ''The Harlem Globetrotters,'' 1967's ''The Herculoids'', and 1969's ''Motormouse & Autocat.''
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At mid-season, the show was absorbed into a two-hour block on NBC titled ''Go Go Globetrotters'' which included repeats of 1970's ''The Harlem Globetrotters,'' ''WesternAnimation/TheHarlemGlobetrotters,'' 1967's ''The Herculoids'', and 1969's ''Motormouse & Autocat.''
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** And the Bears themselves.
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* ForgotICouldFly: Happened a lot in ''Blastoff Buzzard'' shorts. May or may not have been an intentional joke.
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* ForgotICouldFly: Happened a lot in ''Blastoff Buzzard'' shorts. May or may not have been an intentional joke.joke.
* {{Nice Hat}}s: ''Especially'' that trash can lid of Bump's!
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[[caption-width-right:300:The 1970s have a lot to answer for.]]
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[[caption-width-right:300:The 1970s have a lot to answer for.]] (Left to right: Hustle, Bump, Boogie.)]]
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* ArousedByTheirVoice: Boogie has this reaction when he hears Charlie.
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* {{Expy}}: The King of ''Heyyyy! It's the King'' is an expy of [[HappyDays Arthur Fonzarelli]].
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At mid-season, the show was absorbed into a two-hour block on NBC titled ''Go Go Globetrotters'' which included repeats of 1970's ''The Harlem Globetrotters,'' 1967's ''The Herculoids'', and 1969's ''Motormouse & Autocat.''
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The popularity of citizens band radio in the 1970s inspired this hourlong AnimatedAnthology from HannaBarbera, which ran on {{NBC}} in 1977-78.
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The series' headliners were crime-solving bears named Hustle, Bump and Boogie (voiced by DawsButler, Henry Corden and Chuck [=McCann=], respectively). They traveled in a garbage truck and received orders via CB radio from their female boss, "Charlie" (voiced seductively by Susan Davis).
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The series' headliners were crime-solving bears named Hustle, Bump and Boogie (voiced by DawsButler, Creator/DawsButler, Henry Corden and Chuck [=McCann=], respectively). They traveled in a garbage truck and received orders via CB radio from their female boss, "Charlie" (voiced seductively by Susan Davis).
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The popularity of citizens' band radio in the 1970s inspired this hourlong AnimatedAnthology from HannaBarbera, which ran on {{NBC}} in 1977-78.
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[[caption-width-right:300:The 70's 1970s have a lot to answer for.]]
The popularity ofcitizens' citizens band radio in the 1970s inspired this hourlong AnimatedAnthology from HannaBarbera, which ran on {{NBC}} in 1977-78.
The popularity of
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* ComicTrio (the ghosts of ''Shake, Rattle & Roll'')
* {{Expy}}: The King of ''Heyyyy! It'sThe the King'' is an expy of [[HappyDays Arthur Fonzarelli]].
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[[caption-width-right:300:The 70's have a lot to answer for.]]
The popularity of citizens' band radio in the 1970s inspired this hourlong AnimatedAnthology from HannaBarbera, which ran on {{NBC}} in 1977-78.
The series' headliners were crime-solving bears named Hustle, Bump and Boogie (voiced by DawsButler, Henry Corden and Chuck [=McCann=], respectively). They traveled in a garbage truck and received orders via CB radio from their female boss, "Charlie" (voiced seductively by Susan Davis).
Supporting segments in the ''CB Bears'' show were:
* ''Blastoff Buzzard'', the only H-B cartoon whose soundtrack had no human voices at all;
* ''Heyyyy, It's the King'', an all-animal parody of ''HappyDays'';
* ''Posse Impossible'', a SpinOff of the series finale of ''HongKongPhooey'';
* ''Shake, Rattle and Roll'', in which a trio of ghosts inhabited an abandoned hotel, and
* ''Undercover Elephant'', about a secret-agent pachyderm and his mouse partner.
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* AnimatedAnthology
* {{Expy}}: The King of ''Heyyyy! It's The King'' is an expy of [[HappyDays Arthur Fonzarelli]].
* NoDialogueEpisode (all ''Blastoff Buzzard'' shorts)
* TheOneWhoWearsShoes (Boogie and Square)
* TalkingAnimal
* ThemeNaming (the bears are named for dance styles; the ghosts of ''Shake, Rattle & Roll'' are named for a rock song from the 50s)
* TheVoice (Charlie)
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[[caption-width-right:300:The 70's have a lot to answer for.]]
The popularity of citizens' band radio in the 1970s inspired this hourlong AnimatedAnthology from HannaBarbera, which ran on {{NBC}} in 1977-78.
The series' headliners were crime-solving bears named Hustle, Bump and Boogie (voiced by DawsButler, Henry Corden and Chuck [=McCann=], respectively). They traveled in a garbage truck and received orders via CB radio from their female boss, "Charlie" (voiced seductively by Susan Davis).
Supporting segments in the ''CB Bears'' show were:
* ''Blastoff Buzzard'', the only H-B cartoon whose soundtrack had no human voices at all;
* ''Heyyyy, It's the King'', an all-animal parody of ''HappyDays'';
* ''Posse Impossible'', a SpinOff of the series finale of ''HongKongPhooey'';
* ''Shake, Rattle and Roll'', in which a trio of ghosts inhabited an abandoned hotel, and
* ''Undercover Elephant'', about a secret-agent pachyderm and his mouse partner.
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!!''CBBears'' series provides examples of:
* AnimatedAnthology
* {{Expy}}: The King of ''Heyyyy! It's The King'' is an expy of [[HappyDays Arthur Fonzarelli]].
* NoDialogueEpisode (all ''Blastoff Buzzard'' shorts)
* TheOneWhoWearsShoes (Boogie and Square)
* TalkingAnimal
* ThemeNaming (the bears are named for dance styles; the ghosts of ''Shake, Rattle & Roll'' are named for a rock song from the 50s)
* TheVoice (Charlie)
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