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Captain Caveman is a semi-literate wannabe' superhero with Flintstone inspired technology, who saves the prehistoric world from evil villains, with help from his son, Cavey, Jr. This series ran as one segment of The Flintstone Kids show.

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The Teen Angels is a group of 3 teenage girls who release Captain Caveman from a state of frozen hibernation. The four of them then travel the country solving mysteries with their new, superhero friend, whom they nickname "Cavey".

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In private detective series, the most successful characters were usually pretty low key, such as Columbo, Charlie Chan and others. It was only fitting then, that when Hanna-Barbera was looking for a way to revitalize an older character, Droopy as a private eye was their next incarnation.

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DynoMutt is a robotic Doberman Pincer, who with the help of his human, superhero companion, the Blue Falcon, repeatedly save Big City from the super-villain of the day. This show double-billed with Scooby-Doo, as The Scooby-Doo/DynoMutt Hour.

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Penrod "Penry" Pooch is an anamorphic dog who serves as a janitor at the local paper, but when the need arises, he becomes the superhero, Hong Kong Phooey, a karate dog who saves the day!

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Droopy is a slow-moving basset hound with a penchant for outwitting enemies who are much larger or faster than he is. 24 theatrical shorts were created for Droopy over a 15 year period, before the character was retired. Eventually, he returned to the small screen in several other incarnations, usually as part of the Tom & Jerry series. All 24 theatrical shorts were compiled into a single release which includes the following titles:

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While watching TV Johnny is distraught to hear that he's considered washed up. So, he sets out on an adventure to Hollywood, to prove he's still got his mojo. The problem is, he travels to Bollywood, instead.

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A new police chief is in town and he's out to stop Top Cat and his gang from their hijinks, where officer Dibble failed.