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The Bullwinkle Show Topsy Turvy World: Parts 11-12 (1961–1963) Online

The Bullwinkle Show Topsy Turvy World: Parts 11-12 (1961–1963) Online
Original Title :
Topsy Turvy World: Parts 11-12
Genre :
TV Episode / Animation / Comedy / Family / Fantasy / Sci-Fi
Year :
1961–1963
Cast :
June Foray,Paul Frees,Edward Everett Horton
Type :
TV Episode
Time :
30min
Rating :
6.8/10
The Bullwinkle Show Topsy Turvy World: Parts 11-12 (1961–1963) Online

Rocky and Bullwinkle "Topsy Turvy World" Part 11, Aesop and Son "The Fox and the Woodman", Peabody's Improbable History "Edgar Allan Poe", Rocky and Bullwinkle "Topsy Turvy World" Part 12.
Episode cast overview:
June Foray June Foray - Rocket J. Squirrel / Natasha Fatale / Additional Voices (voice)
Paul Frees Paul Frees - Boris Badenov / Captain Peachfuzz / Professor Wernher von Beige / Edgar Allan Poe / Additional Voices (voice)
Edward Everett Horton Edward Everett Horton - Fractured Fairy Tales Narrator (voice) (credit only)
Hans Conried Hans Conried - Snidely Whiplash (voice) (credit only)
William Conrad William Conrad - Narrator (voice) (as Bill Conrad)
Walter Tetley Walter Tetley - Sherman (voice)

The cliffhanger titles offered at the end of the episode (the end of "Topsy Turvy World" Part 12) are "Boom at the Top...or...The Angry Young Moose". This spoofs Der Weg nach oben (1959), one of the earliest of the so-called "angry young man" social realism films of the British New Wave movement (based on a novel from the "angry young man" movement in British literature).

After being assured by the chief that the "cold snap" on the island of Riki-Tiki is nothing to worry about (and that they're still in the Tropic Zone, not at the North Pole), the natives see Boris Badenov, dressed as Santa Claus, rolling up on a snowmobile and respond, "Then who that coming? Commander Whitehead?"

Commander Edward Whitehead, C.B.E., a former British naval officer and the president of Schweppes U.S.A. (tonic water, ginger ale, etc.), was famous as the face of Schweppes in advertisements during the 1950s and 1960s, and recognizable for his well-groomed beard.