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Subject: Re: Obscure cartoon
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Date: Tue, 18-Mar-86 15:16:00 EST
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/* Written 12:21 am  Mar 12, 1986 by utastro.U!jeff in techsup:net.games.triv */
/* ---------- "Obscure cartoon" ---------- */
In my younger days (circa 1960) I saw a few episodes of a cartoon
series on TV whose principal character was a somewhat scatterbrained
scientist/inventor called Clyde Crashcup.  I was in (I believe) the

What I would like is confirmation that somebody else has indeed
heard of this series, and maybe supply a few details, like what
studio did it, who did Crashcup's voice, what his (voiceless, I
think) sidekick's name was, and whatnot.

Jeff Brown the Scumbag
		{allegra,ihnp4}!{noao,ut-sally}!utastro!jeff
		jeff@astro.UTEXAS.EDU
Astronomy Department, U. of Texas, Austin 78712
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I think Clyde was part of the original 'Alvin Show'.  His side kick
was named Leanardo, or similar.  His was almost literally 'reinventing the
wheel' in the most bizarre ways.

			Gary Kueck
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