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* ArtisticLicenseSpace: In this show, space contains hazards such as "[[SpaceX Space Tornadoes]]", despite there being no wind in space.
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* DigitalDestruction: Because of the show being public domain by 1985, most of the episodes that exists as of 2020 are fuzzy, the colors are washed and the audio is pitch shifted. The only episode that is restored is "The Treacherous Pirate" that was combined with a ''Anime/SpeedRacer'' video released by Streamline Pictures in 1993.
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* DigitalDestruction: Because of the show being public domain by 1985, most of the episodes that exists as of 2020 are fuzzy, the colors are washed and the audio is pitch shifted. The only episode that is restored is "The Treacherous Pirate" that was combined with a ''Anime/SpeedRacer'' video released by release from Streamline Pictures in 1993.
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* DigitalDestruction: Because of the show being public domain by 1985, most of the episodes that exists as of 2020 are fuzzy, the colors are washed and the audio is pitch shifted. The only episode that is restored is "The Treacherous Pirate" that was released in combined with a ''Anime/SpeedRacer'' video released by Streamline Pictures in 1993.
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* DigitalDestruction: Because of the show being public domain by 1985, most of the episodes that exists as of 2020 are fuzzy, the colors are washed and the audio is pitch shifted. The only episode that is restored is "The Treacherous Pirate" that was released in a ''Anime/SpeedRacer'' video released by Streamline Pictures in 1993.
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* SpannerInTheWorks: Doctor Destructo's bat drinks all the explosive liquid intended for the christening of the flying laboratory.
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* SuperStrength: Scratch possesses this.
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* SuperStrength: Scratch possesses this.this.
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''Colonel Bleep'' was the first color cartoon ever made for television, created by Fran Noack and written by Robert D. Buchanan. [[note]](Some sources claim Joseph Barbera had a hand in its initial creation before founding Creator/HannaBarbera with William Hanna.)[[/note]] It features the titular Colonel, an extraterrestrial from Futura, protecting and serving Earth with the aide of his two cadets, Squeek and Scratch (a cowboy puppet and a caveman, respectively). They often meet opposition from [[ArchEnemy Doctor Destructo]] or other villains.
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''Colonel Bleep'' was the first color cartoon ever made for television, created by Fran Noack and written by Robert D. Buchanan. [[note]](Some sources claim Joseph Barbera had a hand in its initial creation before founding Creator/HannaBarbera with William Hanna.)[[/note]] It features the titular Colonel, an extraterrestrial from Futura, protecting and serving Earth with the aide aid of his two cadets, Squeek and Scratch (a cowboy puppet and a caveman, respectively). They often meet opposition from [[ArchEnemy Doctor Destructo]] or other villains.
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The show was originally syndicated in 1957 as a segment on ''Uncle Bill's TV Club''. 104 episodes were produced, but only 35 are known to survive today.
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The show was originally syndicated in 1957 as a segment on ''Uncle Bill's TV Club''. 104 episodes were produced, but only 35 44 are known to survive today.
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''Colonel Bleep'' was the first color cartoon ever made for television, created by Fran Noack and written by Robert D. Buchanan. [[note]](Some sources claim Joseph Barbara had a hand in its initial creation before founding Creator/HannaBarbera with William Hanna.)[[/note]] It features the titular Colonel, an extraterrestrial from Futura, protecting and serving Earth with the aide of his two cadets, Squeek and Scratch (a cowboy puppet and a caveman, respectively). They often meet opposition from [[ArchEnemy Doctor Destructo]] or other villains.
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''Colonel Bleep'' was the first color cartoon ever made for television, created by Fran Noack and written by Robert D. Buchanan. [[note]](Some sources claim Joseph Barbara Barbera had a hand in its initial creation before founding Creator/HannaBarbera with William Hanna.)[[/note]] It features the titular Colonel, an extraterrestrial from Futura, protecting and serving Earth with the aide of his two cadets, Squeek and Scratch (a cowboy puppet and a caveman, respectively). They often meet opposition from [[ArchEnemy Doctor Destructo]] or other villains.
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[[caption-width-right:190:From left to right: Squeek, Scratch and Colonel Bleep]]
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[[caption-width-right:190:From left to right: Squeek, Scratch and Colonel Bleep]]Bleep fly as Black Patch, The Black Knight of Pluto and Bruto the Black Robot watch on.]]
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[[caption-width-right:190:From left to right: Squeek, Scratch and Colonel Bleep]]
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''Colonel Bleep'' was the first color cartoon ever made for television, created by Fran Noack and written by Robert D. Buchanan. It features the titular Colonel, an extraterrestrial from Futura, protecting and serving Earth with the aide of his two cadets, Squeek and Scratch (a cowboy puppet and a caveman, respectively). They often meet opposition from [[ArchEnemy Doctor Destructo]] or other villains.
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''Colonel Bleep'' was the first color cartoon ever made for television, created by Fran Noack and written by Robert D. Buchanan. [[note]](Some sources claim Joseph Barbara had a hand in its initial creation before founding Creator/HannaBarbera with William Hanna.)[[/note]] It features the titular Colonel, an extraterrestrial from Futura, protecting and serving Earth with the aide of his two cadets, Squeek and Scratch (a cowboy puppet and a caveman, respectively). They often meet opposition from [[ArchEnemy Doctor Destructo]] or other villains.
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''Colonel Bleep'' was the first color cartoon ever made for television, created by Robert D. Buchanan. It features the titular Colonel, an extraterrestrial from Futura, protecting and serving Earth with the aide of his two cadets, Squeek and Scratch (a cowboy puppet and a caveman, respectively). They often meet opposition from [[ArchEnemy Doctor Destructo]] or other villains.
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''Colonel Bleep'' was the first color cartoon ever made for television, created by Fran Noack and written by Robert D. Buchanan. It features the titular Colonel, an extraterrestrial from Futura, protecting and serving Earth with the aide of his two cadets, Squeek and Scratch (a cowboy puppet and a caveman, respectively). They often meet opposition from [[ArchEnemy Doctor Destructo]] or other villains.villains.
The show was originally syndicated in 1957 as a segment on ''Uncle Bill's TV Club''. 104 episodes were produced, but only 35 are known to survive today.
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* PublicDomainAnimationPublicDomainAnimation: The copyright of the show lapsed in 1985. The production company had closed down in 1970.
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* RaygunGothic: The visual design is heavily inspired by the futuristic Googie designs popular at the time.
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''Colonel Bleep'' was the first color cartoon ever made for television, created by Robert D. Buchanan. It features the titular Colonel, an extraterrestrial from Futura, protecting and serving Earth with the aide of his two cadets, Squeek and Scratch (a cowboy puppet and a caveman, respectively). They often meet opposition from ArchEnemy Doctor Destructo or other villains.
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->''And now stand by for adventure!''
''Colonel Bleep'' was the first color cartoon ever made for television, created by Robert D. Buchanan. It features the titular Colonel, an extraterrestrial from Futura, protecting and serving Earth with the aide of his two cadets, Squeek and Scratch (a cowboy puppet and a caveman, respectively). They often meet opposition fromArchEnemy [[ArchEnemy Doctor Destructo Destructo]] or other villains.
''Colonel Bleep'' was the first color cartoon ever made for television, created by Robert D. Buchanan. It features the titular Colonel, an extraterrestrial from Futura, protecting and serving Earth with the aide of his two cadets, Squeek and Scratch (a cowboy puppet and a caveman, respectively). They often meet opposition from
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''Colonel Bleep'' was the first color cartoon ever made for television, created by Robert D. Buchanan. It features the titular Colonel, an extraterrestrial from Futura, protecting and serving Earth with the aide of his two cadets, Squeek and Scratch (a cowboy puppet and a caveman, respectively). They often meet opposition from ArchEnemy Doctor Destructo or other villains.
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!''Colonel Bleep'' provides examples of:
* {{Flight}}: Bleep has this via futomic energy.
* LimitedAnimation
* RoguesGallery: Recurring enemies include Doctor Destructo, the Black Patch, and the Black Knight of Pluto.
* SleptThroughTheApocalypse: How Scratch's presence in the present day is explained.
* TheSpeechless: Squeek is incapable of speech.
* SuperStrength: Scratch possesses this.
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!''Colonel Bleep'' provides examples of:
* {{Flight}}: Bleep has this via futomic energy.
* LimitedAnimation
* RoguesGallery: Recurring enemies include Doctor Destructo, the Black Patch, and the Black Knight of Pluto.
* SleptThroughTheApocalypse: How Scratch's presence in the present day is explained.
* TheSpeechless: Squeek is incapable of speech.
* SuperStrength: Scratch possesses this.
