Seasons & episodes

Archival TV Special goes inside Hanna-Barbera Studios to introduce this new simian character.

Jerry Beck, Allan Melvin, and Jerry Eisenberg talk about the process behind the character Chugga Chugga.

Jerry Beck, Allan Melvin, and Jerry Eisenberg talk about the process behind the character Magilla Gorilla.

Jerry Beck, Allan Melvin, and Jerry Eisenberg talk about the process behind the character Mr. Peebles.

Jerry Beck, Allan Melvin, and Jerry Eisenberg talk about the process behind the character Ogee.

S0 · E6Droop-a-Long Coyote Air date unannounced＋

Jerry Beck, Allan Melvin, and Jerry Eisenberg talk about the process behind the character Droop-a-Long Coyote.

S0 · E7Ricochet Rabbit Air date unannounced＋

Jerry Beck, Allan Melvin, and Jerry Eisenberg talk about the process behind the character Ricochet Rabbit

S0 · E8Mushmouse Air date unannounced＋

Jerry Beck, Allan Melvin, and Jerry Eisenberg talk about the process behind the character Mushmouse.

S0 · E9Punkin' Puss Air date unannounced＋

Jerry Beck, Allan Melvin, and Jerry Eisenberg talk about the process behind the character Punkin' Puss.

Rare footage of Hoyt Cutting and Bill Hanna at the piano. Introduced by series animator Jerry Eisenberg.

S1 · E1Big Game 1964-01-14 · 7 min＋

When Magilla is bought by a millionaire, he finds out that his new owner is a big game hunter, out to bag one last trophy. Magilla is able to trick the millionaire into thinking his butler is the gorilla he wants to hunt, and soon finds a way to get back to the safety of the pet store.

S1 · E2Atchison, Topeka & Sam Jose 1964-01-14 · 7 min＋

When a banker finds out that robber Sam Jose plans on robbing the train, calls in Ricochet and Droop-a-Long for help. Deciding to disguise themselves as mailbags, thinking this is the best way to corner Sam Jose. After unsuccessful run-ins with the train robber, Ricochet promptly thinks of a way to get Sam Jose.

S1 · E3Calling All Kin 1964-01-14 · 7 min＋

After getting tired of feuding with Punkin’ Puss, Mushmouse decides to call in his cousins to help get the upper-hand. At first Punkin’ Puss is confused at how Mushmouse is able to outsmart him, but when he discovers that Mushmouse called his “kin” to help him out, Punkin’ Puss decides to call in his family to help him out.

S1 · E4Gridiron Gorilla 1964-01-21 · 7 min＋

Tired of continually losing football games, a coach buys Magilla for his team. After becoming the star player the team is on its way to a winning season, but when an opponent discovers Magilla’s favorite food, they use that information to defeat the team. As a result, Magilla gets sent back to the pet store.

S1 · E5Good Little Bad Guy 1964-01-21 · 7 min＋

When Daddy Mumbleweed is teaching his son how to be a really good bad guy; he's flabbergasted when Ricochet and Droop-a-Long always are able to stop him from robbing. It isn’t until Ricochet arrests him that Daddy Mumbleweed discovers it was his son who helped in his capture.

S1 · E6Small Change 1964-01-21 · 7 min＋

Mushmouse decides to sneak into the kitchen for a snack. When he opens the door to the icebox, he discovers that Punkin’ Puss patiently waiting for him. Mushmouse turns to a spell book to grow as big as Punkin’ Puss. The formula has the opposite effect and shrinks Punkin’ Puss to his size. Mushmouse decides to wreak havoc on his cat friend.

S1 · E7Private Magilla 1964-01-28 · 7 min＋

In an attempt to finally get rid of Magilla, Mr. Peebles sends him to join the army. There, he is assigned to a special task after impressing his leaders, taking a rocket to the moon!

S1 · E8Cradle Robber 1964-01-28 · 7 min＋

While guarding a safe, Ricochet and Droop-a-Long find a baby at their door. Unaware that the “baby” is the Cactus Kid, they take him in. It doesn’t take long for the Cactus Kid to try and steal the safe, but is stopped by the sheriff. When Ricochet realizes that the baby is really the Cactus Kid, he thinks of the perfect way to rehabilitate him.

S1 · E9Hornswoggled 1964-01-28 · 7 min＋

While the two are feuding, Mushmouse finds a dog with his muzzle caught. After helping him, he offers to help if he ever gets caught in a situation. Punkin’ Puss tries to catch Mushmouse before he can call his new friend. “Stinky” offers to help Punkin’ Puss, things don’t go as planned when a moose mistakes the sound of Punkin Puss’ horn for a female. The four get chased through the hills by a love-sick moose.

S1 · E10Bank Pranks 1964-02-04 · 7 min＋

Magilla is sold to a pair of robbers that ask him to break in to a nearby bank. When the police arrive, the robbers try to flee with out Magilla and are caught when he jumps into the back of the getaway car. After receiving an award for the capture, Magilla returns home to the Pet Store.

S1 · E11West Pest 1964-02-04 · 7 min＋

Ricochet gets a letter that he suspects will involve a typical crime to solve. He discovers that Rocky Rattler kidnapped a widow for ransom, Droop-a-Long and Ricochet make pests of themselves trying to save her from the bad guy. As a result, Rocky Rattler turns himself in, and gets reformed.

S1 · E12Muscle Tussle 1964-02-04 · 7 min＋

Mushmouse is feeling sorry for himself when his cousin comes for a visit. After Punkin’ Puss takes his nap, the cousins decide to let Megaton beat him up. Punkin’ Puss thinks that Mushmouse finally got the best of him, he decides to leave. However, when he realizes the two were playing a trick on him, Punkin’ Puss stays in the hills to exact his revenge.

S1 · E13Groovey Movie 1964-02-11 · 7 min＋

A director has a hard time finding a gorilla for his movie. At first Magilla is ecstatic to be starring in a movie, but after being attacked, he tells the director the only way he will stay in the movie is if they continue filming at his home in the pet shop.

S1 · E14TV Show 1964-02-11 · 7 min＋

A team wanting to make a movie on a budget, using a real sheriff in a real town. Ricochet recommends Bullhead Buller as the robber, he gets in a spot when he really robs the bank. Ricochet re-captures Bullhead, the movie producer talks him into letting him out to finish, but if he escapes again, the producer has to finish his sentence.