Dastardly and Muttley!

Dastardly and Muttley in thier Flying Machines!

Premiering on September 13, 1969,
Dastardly and Muttley was one of two spin-offs of the very
popular cartoon The Wacky Races

Dick Dastardly
Dick Dastardly, who apparently
grew tired of losing all those
Wacky Races, was now in charge
of The Vulture Squadron, a band
of airborne misfits whose mission
was to (as anyone who remembers
the theme song can attest)
Stop that Pigeon!

Dastardly received his orders from
"The General" who was never seen
but always heard barking orders to
poor Dick over the phone.

Yankee Doodle Pigeon

That brave little bird of course, was Yankee Doodle Pigeon,
a carrier pigeon whose heroic messenger duties were never
thwarted by the bird brains of the squadron.

Those less than magnificent flyers
under Dastardly's command, starts
with his sidekick Muttley, who
always demanded a medal for
following the dimwitted deeds
of his master. (and lets face it,
the pooch also stole the show).

Muttley

Klunk was the squad's mechanic
and inventor of gizmos so strange
that they could almost put Rube
Goldberg to shame. He also had
some very strange vocal
inflections.

Klunk

Then there was poor Zilly, whose
nerves were so frazzled he could
barely muster the courage to get
into his plane, let alone fly it..

Zilly

While the Wacky Races was inspired by the film, The Great
Race, and the Perils of Penelope Pitstop by The Perils of Pauline,
this show owed a tip of the hat to Those Magnificent Men in their
Flying Machines. Both had that World War I era to them, and of
course, outrageously designed aircraft
Dastardly and Muttley in their Flying Machines
was produced by Hanna-Barbera
Dick Dastardly was voiced by Paul Winchell, while Muttley,
Klunk and Zilly were voiced by Don Messick

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Dick Dastardly

Those less than magnificent flyers
under Dastardly's command, starts
with his sidekick Muttley, who
always demanded a medal for
following the dimwitted deeds
of his master. (and lets face it,
the pooch also stole the show).

Muttley

Klunk was the squad's mechanic
and inventor of gizmos so strange
that they could almost put Rube
Goldberg to shame. He also had
some very strange vocal
inflections.

Klunk

Then there was poor Zilly, whose
nerves were so frazzled he could
barely muster the courage to get
into his plane, let alone fly it..

Zilly

While the Wacky Races was inspired by the film, The Great
Race, and the Perils of Penelope Pitstop by The Perils of Pauline,
this show owed a tip of the hat to Those Magnificent Men in their
Flying Machines. Both had that World War I era to them, and of
course, outrageously designed aircraft

This website was produced by Dastardly John V Schmidt

Got a comment? just click Muttley to email me!

This website is in no way affiliated with Hanna-Barbera Productions or
the Cartoon Network. This is a non-profit site made simply
to relive and share happy childhood memories

	Klunk was the squad's mechanic and inventor of gizmos so strange that they could almost put Rube Goldberg to shame. He also had some very strange vocal inflections.


Klunk

Dick Dastardly

Those less than magnificent flyers under Dastardly's command, starts with his sidekick Muttley, who always demanded a medal for following the dimwitted deeds of his master. (and lets face it, the pooch also stole the show).

Muttley

Klunk was the squad's mechanic and inventor of gizmos so strange that they could almost put Rube Goldberg to shame. He also had some very strange vocal inflections.

Klunk

Then there was poor Zilly, whose nerves were so frazzled he could barely muster the courage to get into his plane, let alone fly it..