Conference ljsrv1::tv_chatter

    I think the professor was Peabody and Chumley was the Walrus (I think).

    Yup, I think you're right, Di! (-:  I'll ask Bob tonight to be sure
    (the king of the cartoon junkies!!).
    
    Holly
    

    The professor was Mr Wopee  and the walris was chumley.
                    Jeff Peters

    
    yes the walrus was chumley.  I have a friend who as a kid was called
    chumley (after the walrus)  we still call him that.
    
    

    The walrus was chumley.  The professor was Finneous(sp) J Whoopee.
    
    What did they call the "magic" chalkboard?
    
    
    
    Greg

    
    >>What did they call the "magic" chalkboard?
    
    
      the "3-D BB" (Blackboard)
    
      

    Yes, your really answering this. I love Tennesse no what was the zoo 
    keepers name? I guess I'll have to watch the uderdog show and find out.
    
    			BArbara

    Thanks for all of your enlightning answers!!!  I would have been
    racking my brains for Mr. Whoopie's name for a long time!
    
    BTW...Dr. Peabody was the dog and the boy's name was Sherman, can't
    remember the name of the cartoon though.
    
    Was Magilla Gorilla's pet shop owner named Mr. Peebles?
    
    cheers

    
    Drizzle Dee - Drizzle Dum - Time for this one to go home!

    re .8, the dog was Mr. Peabody (not Dr.); he had "his boy Sherman" and 
    a Wayback Machine for time travel.  They were a segment of the Rocky &
    Bullwinkle show, but I don't remember what they called the segment...
    
    Leslie

    
    	"Felix the Cat".
    
    							GTI
    

    Re:  .9  "Drizzle, Drazzle, Drozzle, Drone 
              Time for this one to come home"
    
    Mr. Wizard and Tudor Turtle, I believe
    
    --TM

RE: .10

>    re .8, the dog was Mr. Peabody (not Dr.); he had "his boy Sherman" and 
>    a Wayback Machine for time travel.  They were a segment of the Rocky &
>    Bullwinkle show, but I don't remember what they called the segment...
    
Peabody's Improbable History.

One of the delightful, and not very well known, sections of that greatest
of all cartoon shows, Rocky and Bullwinkle.

-- Ken Moreau

    Is this a good place to ask one of my favorite trivia questions?  I
    suspect many of you will know the answer.
    
    What was the name of Tom Terrific's dog?

    
    Who's Tom Terrific?

RE            <<< Note 251.15 by AKOCOA::LPIERCE "That's my Story" >>>

>    Who's Tom Terrific?

  Owner of Mighty Manfred the Wonderdog.

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    Re:  .16  Mighty Manfred is correct
    
    Tom Terrific was this little character -- I remember him in black and
    white -- who wore a funnel-looking hat, and could turn into all kinds
    of things, usually to hide from his enemies. Whatever he turned into,
    though, his eyes were always visable as he'd be looking to see when the
    coast was clear.  To be honest, I don't recall too much else.  But I do
    remember Mighty Manfred the Wonderdog.

    
>>    Yes, your really answering this. I love Tennesse no what was the zoo
>>    keepers name? I guess I'll have to watch the uderdog show and find out.
    
    
    This is a real stretch but....Stanley Livingston?!
    
                      

    I think you have to be worried. Stanley Livingston sounds right. The
    show was on in the other room this weekend and I didn't even check it
    out. Mr. Livingston sounds good.
    
    	Barbara

    Help!!!!  Did Mr. McGoo have a first name?  And what was his sidekick's
    name??  
    
    Everyone in the office is drawing a blank.  Figured this was the right
    place to ask.
    
    Thanks again,
    lv

    Come to think of it was it spelled Magoo not McGoo?
    
    lv
    

    Quincy Magoo.
    
    One of his sidekicks was named Waldo.
    
    -- Bill

    Actually Waldo was his nephew.
    
    

    
    Did Popeye have a last name??
    
    

    TheSailorMan

    
    
    I don't know what I was thinkin'......;^)

"Oyl," I think.  He was a sensitive new-age guy.

    I thought it was 
    
    Popeye The Sailorman
    
    Isn't "The" his middle name?  Kinda like Kermit T. Frog? (-:
    
    H

    
    any idea what Barney Rubble did for a living?!?!

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    > any idea what Barney Rubble did for a living?!?!
    
     He was an actor on the cartoon the "Flintstones".

	ba-doom!!!

    
    According to alot of flintstone stuff since the movie came out - Barney
    didn't have a job.  He worked a once at the quary - but he went back to
    being Barney.