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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Milton talks like Jim Nabors. Heebie's voice resembles Peter Lorre's. Fangenstein is a parody of Marlon Brando from Film/TheWildOne.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Milton talks like Jim Nabors. Heebie's voice resembles that of Peter Lorre's.Lorre. Fangenstein is a parody of Marlon Brando from Film/TheWildOne.
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** In one episode, the disembodied head refers to himself explicitly as Milton's uncle, though it is unclear whether that makes him Professor Weirdo's brother or his uncle (and therefore Milton's great-uncle).
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* FairForItsDay: ''Milton'' is one of several cartoons of its time that mocked commonplace racial stereotypes with absurd parody, [[{Anvilicious} in and of itself a good cause]], but the satire has not aged well and simply looks insensitive to modern eyes if it's even recognized as satire.
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* FairForItsDay: ''Milton'' is one of several cartoons of its time that mocked commonplace racial stereotypes with absurd parody, [[{Anvilicious} in and of itself a good cause]], but the satire has not aged well and simply looks insensitive to modern eyes if it's even recognized as satire.
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* GeniusBonus: Stuffy Durma owes his name to stuffed derma, aka kishke (intestines), an Eastern European Jewish version of a sausage somewhat similar to haggis.
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* GeniusBonus: Stuffy Durma owes his name to stuffed derma, aka kishke (intestines), an Eastern European Jewish version of a sausage somewhat similar to haggis.
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* ThreeShorts: Each episode featured three different cartoons using the ABC format, oddly enough the titular segment was often shown last in any given show, with A being Fearless Fly, B being one of the remaining cartoon shorts rotating each week(Stuffy Derma, Muggy Doo, Penny Penguin, Flukey Luke), and finally C being Milton.
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* ThreeShorts: Each episode featured three different cartoons often times using the ABC format, oddly format.
** Oddly enough the titular segment was often shown last in any given show, with A being Fearless Fly, B being one of the remaining cartoon shorts rotating each week(Stuffy Derma, Muggy Doo, Penny Penguin, Flukey Luke), and finally C being Milton.
** Oddly enough the titular segment was often shown last in any given show, with A being Fearless Fly, B being one of the remaining cartoon shorts rotating each week(Stuffy Derma, Muggy Doo, Penny Penguin, Flukey Luke), and finally C being Milton.
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* ThreeShorts: Each episode featured three different cartoons using the ABC format, oddly enough the titular segment was often shown last in any given show, with A being Fearless Fly, B being one of the remaining cartoon shorts rotating each week(Stuffy Derma, Muggy Doo, Penny Penguin, Flukey Luke), and finally C being Milton. Other times it would utilize the ABA format with an episode of Fearless Fly sandwiched in-between two cartoons of Milton.
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* ThreeShorts: Each episode featured three different cartoons using the ABC format, oddly enough the titular segment was often shown last in any given show, with A being Fearless Fly, B being one of the remaining cartoon shorts rotating each week(Stuffy Derma, Muggy Doo, Penny Penguin, Flukey Luke), and finally C being Milton.
** Other times it would utilize the ABA format with an episode of Fearless Fly sandwiched in-between two cartoons of Milton.
** Other times it would utilize the ABA format with an episode of Fearless Fly sandwiched in-between two cartoons of Milton.
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* ThreeShorts: Each episode featured three different cartoons using the ABC format, oddly enough the titular segment was often shown last in any given show, with A being Fearless Fly, B being one of the remaining cartoon shorts rotating each week(Stuffy Derma, Muggy Doo, Penny Penguin, Flukey Luke), and finally C being Milton. Other times it would utilize the ABA format with an episode of Fearless Fly sandwiched in-between two cartoons of Milton.
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* BenevolentMonsters: As noted, Milton is very kind and sweet. He is also a monster created in a laboratory.
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* OurMonstersAreWeird: Professor Weirdo creates monsters by pouring bizarre liquids into a sort of "monster gelatin mold" and then waiting for the mixture to congeal and rapidly harden into a fully-formed monster.
** This may be a case of OurHomunculiAreDifferent since the liquids-congealing-in-a-mold method is pretty much the method by which alchemists would create [[{{Homunculus}} homunculi]] according to folklore.
** This may be a case of OurHomunculiAreDifferent since the liquids-congealing-in-a-mold method is pretty much the method by which alchemists would create [[{{Homunculus}} homunculi]] according to folklore.
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* OurMonstersAreWeird: Professor Weirdo creates monsters by pouring bizarre liquids into a sort of "monster gelatin mold" and then waiting for the mixture to congeal and rapidly harden into a fully-formed monster.
**monster. This may be a case of OurHomunculiAreDifferent since the liquids-congealing-in-a-mold method is pretty much the method by which alchemists would create [[{{Homunculus}} homunculi]] homunculi according to folklore.
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* RagsToRiches: Stuffy Durma's backstory.
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* YellowPeril: Doctor Goo Fee and his sidekick Gung Ho.
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Milton was a lovable, friendly monster who only superficially resembled FrankensteinsMonster. His voice was based on Jim Nabors' Gomer Pyle from ''Series/TheAndyGriffithShow''. Milton was created by Professor Weirdo and his assistant, Count Kook, in their laboratory atop Horror Hill. His loveable personality had been the result of a lab accident during his creation. Professor Weirdo, in his haste, accidentally added too much tenderness and Milton was the result.
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Milton was a lovable, friendly monster who only superficially resembled FrankensteinsMonster. His voice was based on Jim Nabors' Gomer Pyle from ''Series/TheAndyGriffithShow''. Milton was created by Professor Montgomery Weirdo and his assistant, Count Kook, in their laboratory atop Horror Hill. His loveable personality had been the result of a lab accident during his creation. Professor Weirdo, in his haste, accidentally added too much tenderness and Milton was the result.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Milton talks like Jim Nabors. Heebie's voice resembles Peter Lorre's. Fangenstein is a parody of Marlon Brando from TheWildOnes.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Milton talks like Jim Nabors. Heebie's voice resembles Peter Lorre's. Fangenstein is a parody of Marlon Brando from TheWildOnes.Film/TheWildOne.
* OurMonstersAreWeird: Professor Weirdo creates monsters by pouring bizarre liquids into a sort of "monster gelatin mold" and then waiting for the mixture to congeal and rapidly harden into a fully-formed monster.
** This may be a case of OurHomunculiAreDifferent since the liquids-congealing-in-a-mold method is pretty much the method by which alchemists would create [[{{Homunculus}} homunculi]] according to folklore.
* OurMonstersAreWeird: Professor Weirdo creates monsters by pouring bizarre liquids into a sort of "monster gelatin mold" and then waiting for the mixture to congeal and rapidly harden into a fully-formed monster.
** This may be a case of OurHomunculiAreDifferent since the liquids-congealing-in-a-mold method is pretty much the method by which alchemists would create [[{{Homunculus}} homunculi]] according to folklore.
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* BourgeoisBohemian: Mad scientist Professor Weirdo is a beret-topped parody of middle-aged {{Beatnik}} artists, treating the monsters he creates as his living art pieces. His rival Professor Fruitcake is more of an AbsentMindedProfessor always dressed in black graduation gown and be-tassled graduation cap, treating his monsters as wild dorm students.
* LosingYourHead: One of the seldom-seen inhabitants of Professor Weirdo's manor is a disembodied head under glass whose shoulder-length (if he had shoulders) hair stands on end during one of the intro segments.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Milton talks like Jim Nabors. Heebie's voice resembles Peter Lorre's.
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* BroughtDownToNormal: Fearless Fly always lost his glasses somehow to create an element of doubt.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: One early Fearless Fly segment had Professor Weirdo as the villain, who wanted to TakeOverTheWorld.
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* TheStarscream: Count Kook makes several less than subtle attempts to dispose of Professor Weirdo and replace him as the head of the household. Examples include abandoning him to be buried alive when he was supposed to dig him out and talking Heebie and Jeebie into revolting.
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** Count Kook makes several less than subtle attempts to dispose of Professor Weirdo and replace him as the head of the household. Examples include abandoning him to be buried alive when he was supposed to dig him out and talking Heebie and Jeebie intorevolting.revolting.
** Gung Ho attempts to dispose of Doctor Goo Fee on several occasions.
** Count Kook makes several less than subtle attempts to dispose of Professor Weirdo and replace him as the head of the household. Examples include abandoning him to be buried alive when he was supposed to dig him out and talking Heebie and Jeebie into
** Gung Ho attempts to dispose of Doctor Goo Fee on several occasions.
