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From: paveleck@ihldt.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.tv
Subject: Re: Bullwinkle Trivia
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Date: Wed, 24-Aug-83 09:31:04 EDT
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Posted: Wed Aug 24 09:31:04 1983
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I have a few answers to the Bullwinkle trivia questions recently posted:

1. Rocky's full name was Rocket J. Squirrel and I believe Bullwinkle's
   full name was Bullwinkle Moose.

2. Boris' female sidekick was named Natasha (sorry, I don't recall her
   last name).

3. Boris' last name was Badenov (as opposed to the famous Boris
   Godunov).

And now, for the Dudley Do-Right trivia:

7. Dudley's horse was merely called "Horse".

8. The narrator for "Fractured Fairy Tales" was the late Edward Everett
   Horton (sorry, I don't recall the TV show he was in).

9. The precocious cartoon dog, Mr. Peabody, invented the Wayback
   Machine.

I remember watching these cartoon shows as a kid and not really
seeing much humor in them (save for the characters' funny voices, which
I like to imitate!).  Watching them now lets you see that they were really
very satirical of soap operas, politics, Nelson Eddy-Jeanette MacDonald
movies, etc.  They were pretty clever (and really funny) cartoons, which
were pretty scarce at that time.

By the way, who was the famous radio and TV actor who narrated the Rocky
and Bullwinkle adventures? (I guess it's true that trivia spawns more
trivia!)

						Bob Paveleck
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