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HOUNDCATS, THE - The French Collection Mission
Air Date/Released | Saturday, November 11, 1972 |
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Station/Studio | NBC / DePatie-Freleng Prod. |
Featuring | Joe Besser (Solo) |
Saturday morning animation series spoof of THE WILD WILD WEST and MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE, the Houndcats are a group of cunning and bumbling feline & canine Secret Service agents in the 1910s Southwest U.S. Team leader Stutz is assisted by master-of-disguise Putty Puss (Joe Besser), inventor genius Rhubarb, IQ-challenged strong-dog Mussel Mutt, jack-of-all-trades Ding Dog, and the team's high tech jalopy Spark-Plug.
A collection of French jewels has been missing since before the Louisiana Purchase. Prof. McCabe is a master thief who's found a key that will unlock their location. On special assignment in New Orleans, the Houndcats disguise as chefs, a bayou witch, hillbillies and a pirate ghost to recover the jewels and return them to France.
Crew: Friz Freleng, David H. DePatie (Producers), Ken Spears, Joe Ruby (Associate Producers), Bob McKimson, Gerry Chiniquy, Art Leonardi, Cullen Houghtaling, Paul Sommer (Directors), Woody Kling, Tom Dagenais, Don Christensen (Writers)
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