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* ShoutOut: The title of the episode "Will The Real Coolmobile Please Stand Up?" obviously nods to the catch phrase from the game show ''Series/ToTellTheTruth''. Cool himself invokes the phrase when two Coolmobiles show up.
** An episode in which domestic birds defect to the Owl's camp featured a peacock in a TV studio showing its colorful feathers for the camera. The ''Cool [=McCool=]'' show aired on NBC, home of the now famous peacock.
** An episode in which domestic birds defect to the Owl's camp featured a peacock in a TV studio showing its colorful feathers for the camera. The ''Cool [=McCool=]'' show aired on NBC, home of the now famous peacock.
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* OnceAnEpisode: At the end of every episode, Number One ejects Cool from his office after he does something while carrying the IdiotBall.
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* BreathWeapon: Hurricane Harry is an overweight wind bag who uses lung power to create mighty gusts that can blow anything out of his path.
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* AwesomeMcCoolname: The title character's own name would seem to lampshade this trope.
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* AwesomeMcCoolname: AwesomeMcCoolName: The title character's own name would seem to lampshade this trope.
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Cool was a secret agent working at Secret, Incorporated. His chief was called simply Number One, who would send him out against such evildoers as the Owl; Jack-in-the-Box; hat-themed MadScientist Dr. Madcap and his green-haired henchwoman, Greta Ghoul; the serpentine Rattler, and Hurricane Harry. Cool tended to defeat his foes through dumb luck (a la [[Series/GetSmart Maxwell Smart]]), but no matter how well he did against his rogues' gallery, afterward he'd mess things up with Number One, causing Number One to eject Cool from his office.
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Cool was a secret agent working at Secret, Incorporated. His chief was called simply Number One, who would send him out against such evildoers as the Owl; Jack-in-the-Box; hat-themed MadScientist Dr. Madcap and his green-haired henchwoman, Greta Ghoul; the serpentine Rattler, and Hurricane Harry. Cool tended to defeat his foes through dumb luck (a la [[Series/GetSmart Maxwell Smart]]), but no matter how well he did against his rogues' gallery, RoguesGallery, afterward he'd mess things up with Number One, causing Number One to eject Cool from his office.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Cool [=McCool=]'s voice was based off [[Radio/TheJackBennyProgram Jack Benny]], while The Owl's voice was based off [[LionelBarrymore LionelBarrymore's]] evil banker [[ItsAWonderfulLife Mr. Potter]] and The Owl's occasional [[{{Sidekick}} partner in crime]] [[CatGirl The Pussycat]] was based off Creator/MaeWest.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Cool [=McCool=]'s voice was based off [[Radio/TheJackBennyProgram Jack Benny]], while The Owl's voice was based off [[LionelBarrymore LionelBarrymore's]] Henry Potter (Creator/LionelBarrymore's evil banker [[ItsAWonderfulLife Mr. Potter]] from ''Film/ItsAWonderfulLife'') and The Owl's occasional [[{{Sidekick}} partner in crime]] [[CatGirl The Pussycat]] was based off Creator/MaeWest.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Cool [=McCool=]'s voice was based off [[Radio/TheJackBennyProgram Jack Benny]], while The Owl's voice was based off [[LionelBarrymore LionelBarrymore's]] evil banker [[ItsAWonderfulLife Mr. Potter]] and The Owl's occasional [[{{Sidekick}} partner in crime]] [[CatGirl The Pussycat]] was based off MaeWest.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Cool [=McCool=]'s voice was based off [[Radio/TheJackBennyProgram Jack Benny]], while The Owl's voice was based off [[LionelBarrymore LionelBarrymore's]] evil banker [[ItsAWonderfulLife Mr. Potter]] and The Owl's occasional [[{{Sidekick}} partner in crime]] [[CatGirl The Pussycat]] was based off MaeWest.Creator/MaeWest.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Cool [=McCool=]'s voice was based off Creator/JackBenny, while The Owl's voice was based off [[LionelBarrymore LionelBarrymore's]] evil banker [[ItsAWonderfulLife Mr. Potter]] and The Owl's occasional [[{{Sidekick}} partner in crime]] [[CatGirl The Pussycat]] was based off MaeWest.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Cool [=McCool=]'s voice was based off Creator/JackBenny, [[Radio/TheJackBennyProgram Jack Benny]], while The Owl's voice was based off [[LionelBarrymore LionelBarrymore's]] evil banker [[ItsAWonderfulLife Mr. Potter]] and The Owl's occasional [[{{Sidekick}} partner in crime]] [[CatGirl The Pussycat]] was based off MaeWest.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Cool [=McCool=]'s voice was based off JackBenny, while The Owl's voice was based off [[LionelBarrymore LionelBarrymore's]] evil banker [[ItsAWonderfulLife Mr. Potter]] and The Owl's occasional [[{{Sidekick}} partner in crime]] [[CatGirl The Pussycat]] was based off MaeWest.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Cool [=McCool=]'s voice was based off JackBenny, Creator/JackBenny, while The Owl's voice was based off [[LionelBarrymore LionelBarrymore's]] evil banker [[ItsAWonderfulLife Mr. Potter]] and The Owl's occasional [[{{Sidekick}} partner in crime]] [[CatGirl The Pussycat]] was based off MaeWest.
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* ComicTrio: Harry [=McCool=] and his two brothers.
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* ComicTrio: Harry [=McCool=] and his two brothers.brothers Dick and Tom.
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Harry does have hair but you hardly notice
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* BaldOfAwesome: Harry [=McCool=].
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* BaldOfAwesome: Harry Harry's brother Dick [=McCool=].
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* DaChief: Number One sends cool out on his missions
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* DaChief: Number One sends cool Cool out on his missionsmissions.
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* BorrowedCatchPhrase: The episode title "[[ToTellTheTruth Will The Real]] Coolmobile [[ToTellTheTruth Please Stand Up?]]"
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* BorrowedCatchPhrase: The episode title "[[ToTellTheTruth "[[Series/ToTellTheTruth Will The Real]] Coolmobile [[ToTellTheTruth [[Series/ToTellTheTruth Please Stand Up?]]"
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* WellDoneSonGuy: Cool McCool is this both with his memories of his [[GoodParents father Harry McCool]] and with his current relationship with [[AFatherToHisMen his boss, Number One]].
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* WellDoneSonGuy: Cool McCool [=McCool=] is this both with his memories of his [[GoodParents father Harry McCool]] and with his current relationship with [[AFatherToHisMen his boss, Number One]].
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Cool McCool's voice was based off JackBenny, while The Owl's voice was based off [[LionelBarrymore LionelBarrymore's]] evil banker [[ItsAWonderfulLife Mr. Potter]] and The Owl's occasional [[{{Sidekick}} partner in crime]] [[CatGirl The Pussycat]] was based off MaeWest.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Cool McCool's [=McCool=]'s voice was based off JackBenny, while The Owl's voice was based off [[LionelBarrymore LionelBarrymore's]] evil banker [[ItsAWonderfulLife Mr. Potter]] and The Owl's occasional [[{{Sidekick}} partner in crime]] [[CatGirl The Pussycat]] was based off MaeWest.
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* [[KnifeOutline Bullethole Outline]]: Cool McCool is often fired at with machine guns that leave him unharmed but surrounded by a corona of bullet holes.
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* [[KnifeOutline Bullethole Outline]]: Cool McCool [=McCool=] is often fired at with machine guns that leave him unharmed but surrounded by a corona of bullet holes.
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* AnimateInanimateObject: The Rattler usually grew [[WhenTreesAttack grinning mobile plants]] for his flunkies, while Dr. Madcap often built [[OurHomunculiAreDifferent sentient flying]] [[ImprovisedGolems hats and other headgear]] to do his bidding.
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* [[KnifeOutline Bullethole Outline]]: Cool McCool is often fired at with machine guns that leave him unharmed but surrounded by a corona of bullet holes.
* CartoonBomb: One of the favorite weapons of the villains.
* CartoonBomb: One of the favorite weapons of the villains.
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** After ejecting Cool from his office (via the roof), Number One would often chuckle and say "Love that boy..."
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** After ejecting [[EjectionSeat ejecting]] Cool from his office (via the roof), [[LikeASonToMe Number One would often chuckle and say "Love that boy..." "]]
* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Dr. Madcap and Greta Ghoul and Jack-in-the-Box.
* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Dr. Madcap and Greta Ghoul and Jack-in-the-Box.
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* MadScientist: Dr. Madcap alternated between this and EvilSorcerer, but regardless which one, he was always a {{Cloudcuckoolander}}.
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* MadScientist: Dr. Madcap alternated between this and EvilSorcerer, but regardless which one, he was always a {{Cloudcuckoolander}}.EvilSorcerer.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Cool McCool's voice was based off JackBenny, while The Owl's voice was based off [[LionelBarrymore LionelBarrymore's]] evil banker [[ItsAWonderfulLife Mr. Potter]].
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Cool McCool's voice was based off JackBenny, while The Owl's voice was based off [[LionelBarrymore LionelBarrymore's]] evil banker [[ItsAWonderfulLife Mr. Potter]].Potter]] and The Owl's occasional [[{{Sidekick}} partner in crime]] [[CatGirl The Pussycat]] was based off MaeWest.
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* ScaryJackInTheBox: The villain Jack-in-the-Box, of course.
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* WellDoneSonGuy: Cool McCool is this both with his memories of his [[GoodParents father Harry McCool]] and with his current relationship with [[AFatherToHisMen his boss, Number One]].
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* EeriePaleSkinnedBrunette: Greta Ghoul, Dr. Madcap's significant other.
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* MadScientist: Dr. Madcap alternated between this and EvilSorcerer, but regardless which one, he was always a {{Cloudcuckoolander}}.
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* OutlawCouple: Dr. Madcap and Greta Ghoul.
* PlantMooks: The Rattler's crimes usually revolved [[GreenThumb around his use of these]].
* {{Sssssnaketalk}}: The Rattler spoke like this, though as a GreenAndMean villain he combined both [[SnakePeople serpentine]] qualities and [[PlantPeople botanical]] qualities.
* PlantMooks: The Rattler's crimes usually revolved [[GreenThumb around his use of these]].
* {{Sssssnaketalk}}: The Rattler spoke like this, though as a GreenAndMean villain he combined both [[SnakePeople serpentine]] qualities and [[PlantPeople botanical]] qualities.
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* NeverTrustATrailer: The intro sequence with Cool nonchalantly shrugging off multiple attempts by his enemies to kill him makes him seem more like your typical capable, unflappable secret agent than the parody thereof he really is.
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* NeverTrustATrailer: The intro sequence TitleSequence with Cool nonchalantly shrugging off multiple attempts by his enemies to kill him makes him seem more like your typical capable, unflappable secret agent than the parody thereof he really is.
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Cool was a secret agent working at Secret, Incorporated. His chief was called simply Number One, who would send him out against such evildoers as the Owl; Jack-in-the-Box; hat-themed MadScientist Dr. Madcap and his green-haired henchwoman, Greta Ghoul; the serpentine Rattler, and Hurricane Harry. Cool tended to defeat his foes through dumb luck, but no matter how well he did against his rogues' gallery, afterward he'd mess things up with Number One, causing Number One to eject Cool from his office.
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Cool was a secret agent working at Secret, Incorporated. His chief was called simply Number One, who would send him out against such evildoers as the Owl; Jack-in-the-Box; hat-themed MadScientist Dr. Madcap and his green-haired henchwoman, Greta Ghoul; the serpentine Rattler, and Hurricane Harry. Cool tended to defeat his foes through dumb luck, luck (a la [[Series/GetSmart Maxwell Smart]]), but no matter how well he did against his rogues' gallery, afterward he'd mess things up with Number One, causing Number One to eject Cool from his office.
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* TheFaceless: Number One. Normally, all one would see of him was one or both arms sticking out from a large chair. One time Cool accidentally sets off a bomb that blasts Number one up to the ceiling, and we get to see the chief's rotund body and wildly-kicking legs in addition to his arms -- but his head is imbedded in the ceiling and thus still unseen!
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* TheFaceless: Number One. Normally, all one would see of him was one or both arms sticking out from a large chair. One time Cool accidentally sets off a bomb that blasts Number one up to the ceiling, and we get to see the chief's rotund body and wildly-kicking legs in addition to his arms -- but his head is imbedded embedded in the ceiling and thus still unseen!
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* AllYourPowersCombined: Although the bridges between Cool [=McCool=]'s adventures and those of his dad have all the villains teaming up against our hero, "College Of Crooks," the second Cool [=McCool=] adventure in the show's final episode, is the only actual story to feature the entire rogues' gallery.
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* DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment: A lot of jokes run like this: someone will say something in fancy or elaborate terms, then say the exact same thing in plain English.
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* NeverTrustATrailer: The intro sequence with Cool nonchalantly shrugging off multiple attempts by his enemies to kill him makes him seem more like your typical capable, unflappable secret agent than the parody thereof he really is.
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* FatBastard: Hurricane Harry.
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* OneSteveLimit: Both Cool's dad and one of his archenemies are named Harry. Since Cool and his dad's segments are totally separate, you don't really notice.
* SpyFiction: [[AffectionateParody Parodiedaffectionately.affectionately]].
* SpyFiction: [[AffectionateParody Parodied
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Accuracy, still bitter
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''Cool [=McCool=]'' (1966-1969) was an AffectionateParody of [[SpyFiction Super Spy]] adventures. It was created by Al Brodax, the man responsible for both the animated [[WesternAnimation/TheBeatles Beatles series]] and ''WesternAnimation/YellowSubmarine'', and Bob Kane, the creator of Franchise/{{Batman}}.
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''Cool [=McCool=]'' (1966-1969) was an AffectionateParody of [[SpyFiction Super Spy]] adventures. It was created by Al Brodax, the man responsible for both the animated [[WesternAnimation/TheBeatles Beatles series]] and ''WesternAnimation/YellowSubmarine'', and Bob Kane, the creator co-creator of Franchise/{{Batman}}.
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* ItWillNeverCatchOn: Tom's schtick is that (in his unintelligible, mumbled fashion) he correctly predicts that one day some fantastic thing (usually related to the torture the Villain of the Day is wreaking upon them) or device will be commonplace and everyone will love it. His brothers naturally scoff at this.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Cool [=McCool=]: Danger is my business.]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Cool [=McCool=]: [[CatchPhrase Danger is my business.business]].]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Cool [=McCool]: [=McCool=]: Danger is my business.]]
