All episodes Season 2 S02E08 1960-10-01 30 min 1960s ABC/NBC

The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show

Mr. Know-It-All - Falling Asleep on the Job Can Lead to a Rude Awakening

TV Flash files “Mr. Know-It-All - Falling Asleep on the Job Can Lead to a Rude Awakening” as hour 138 of 308 in the TV Flash guide — The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show (1959–1964) on ABC/NBC, season 2, episode 8, aired 1960-10-01, 30 min.

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This leaf is S02E08: listed hour 138 of 308 in the The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show guide, hour 8 of 121 in season 2. It aired 1960-10-01 (30 min). The listed hour before it is “Fractured Fairy Tales - Androcles and the Lion” (S02E07). Next is “Peabody's Improbable History - Louis Pasteur” (S02E09).

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Where does Mr. Know-It-All - Falling Asleep on the Job Can Lead to a Rude Awakening sit in the The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show guide?

S02E08 is listed hour 138 of 308 — hour 8 of 121 in season 2, season 2 episode 8.

When did The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show S02E08 air?

Mr. Know-It-All - Falling Asleep on the Job Can Lead to a Rude Awakening aired 1960-10-01 and is listed at 30 minutes.

Where should I start?

A moose-and-squirrel serial plus a Fractured Fairy Tale and a Peabody short is the full Ward mix. Cold War villains Boris and Natasha are the spy-parody wing.

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The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show packed Cold War spies, puns, and fractured fairy tales into Jay Ward's cheap-looking, expensive-witted cartoons. Moose, squirrel, Boris, Natasha, and Mr. Peabody talked past the kids in the room. Adult satire hiding in limited animation — the opposite of Hanna-Barbera smoothness, and still funnier than most live-action spy spoofs of the same years.

Cheap-looking, expensive-witted, and talking past the children on purpose. The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show packed Cold War spies, puns, and fractured fairy tales into Jay Ward's cartoons — flying squirrel Rocky and moose Bullwinkle stumbling through spy plots while Boris, Natasha, and Mr. Peabody addressed the adults in the room. Also known as Rocky and His Friends / The Bullwinkle Show, 1959–1964, ABC and NBC. June Foray, Bill Scott, and Paul Frees did the vocal damage. Alex Anderson and Bill Scott were among the…

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