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Episode 4: The Baja-Ha-Ha Race race winner: The Slag Brothers (35-11)/Real Gone Ape race winner: Sergeant Blast & Private Meekly (35-8) ().

Episode 3: Mish Mash Missouri Dash race winner: Professor Pat Pending (35-6)/Idaho a Go Go race winner: The Slag Brothers (35-5) ().

Episode 2: Why Oh Why Wyoming race winner: The Gruesome Twosome (35-3)/Beat the Clock to Yellow Rock: Luke & Blubber Bear (35-4) ().

Episode 1: See-Saw to Arkansas race winner: The Red Max (35-1)/Creepy Trip to Lemon Twist race winner: Penelope Pitstop (35-2) ().

Paul Winchell - Dick Dastardly, Clyde, Private Meekly, Sawtooth.

John Stephenson - Luke and Blubber Bear.

Don Messick - Muttley, Little Gruesome, Gravel Slag, Professor Pat Pending, Ring-a-Ding.

Daws Butler - Peter Perfect, Sergeant Blast, Big Gruesome, Rock Slag, Rufus Ruffcut, Red Max.

He would often talk to the drivers, who would answer back looking through the screen - as if talking to the viewer.

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Rufus Ruffcut and Sawtooth in 10 The BuzzwagonР”В®very episode was introduced and ended by the Race Commentator/Narrator, and in the US two episode series he would do the 'Interlude' part as well.Lazy Luke and Blubber Bear in 08 The Arkansas Chug-a-Bug.The Ant Hill Mob in 07 The Bulletproof Bomb.Sergeant Blast and Private Meekley in 06 The Army Surplus Special.Penelope Pitstop in 05 The Compact Pussycat.Professor Pat Pending in 03 The Convert-a-Car.The Gruesome Twosome in 02 The Creepy Coupe.The Slag Brothers in 01 The Bouldermobile.Dick Dastardly and Muttley in 00 The Mean Machine.

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In 1988, a made-for-TV movie, Around the World with the Wacky Racers, was planned as part of Hanna-Barbera's Superstars 10 series of TV movies, but it never got past the concept stage. Although the game show concept was eventually scrubbed, the series still retained a Hanna-Barbera Heatter-Quigley dual production credit. Heatter-Quigley's plan was that contestants would actually bet on which Wacky Racer would cross the finish line first. One of the original plans for the series was that the races themselves would be part of a live-action quiz show with Merrill Heatter and Bob Quigley Productions, the team behind the television series Hollywood Squares. One of the musical themes, used in the show, was used as the opening and closing segments of the spin off show The Perils of Penelope Pitstop. Although Fate's car does not look much like the Mean Machine, it does bear the familiar spike on the front and is equipped with smoke screen, cannon, and other assorted gadgets. Fate and his sidekick, Max Meen ( Peter Falk), indulge in similar acts of sabotage and Max has Muttley's knack for making mistakes. Dastardly has much in common with Jack Lemmon's portrayal of Professor Fate. Penelope Pitstop, who would later have a spinoff series, took on the appearance of Maggie DuBois, played by Natalie Wood, including her pink outfit and her car's parasol. Wacky Races was inspired by the 1965 film The Great Race, and the main characters in the cartoon were based on those in the film. Many of Dastardly's plots look similar to those used in Road Runner cartoons, perhaps because Mike Maltese was a scriptwriter on both series.

Coyote, Dastardly never saw victory, although on one occasion he did cross the finish line first only to be disqualified when the judges reviewed the video replay, revealing that Dastardly had cheated by extending the tip of his car. The Mean Machine was arguably the fastest car in the series, as evidenced by Dastardly's repeatedly zooming to a stunning lead from far behind. The intended object lesson may have been that Dastardly might have easily won several races had he only kept his mind on the race and off dirty tricks. Dastardly would usually gain a large lead, then execute all sorts of elaborate schemes to trap, divert, blow up or stop the other racers, only to see them backfire spectacularly. Seventeen episodes were produced, with each episode featuring two different races, for a total of 34 races in all.Р”Р„ttempting to foil the racers' efforts were the show's resident villains Dick Dastardly and his canine sidekick, Muttley. The series first aired from 14 September 1968 to 4 January 1969 on CBS.

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