Jim BackusMr Magoo (voice)
Jerry HausnerWaldo (voice)
Daws ButlerPrezly (voice)
Benny RubinCharlie (voice)
Mel BlancTycoon Magoo / Worcestershire (voice)
Paul Frees
Series1960–1962
The Mr. Magoo Show
The Mister Magoo Show is an American animated television series which was produced from November 7, 1960 to February 2, 1962. A single episode included five five-minute shorts and could either be aired together with bumpers as a single half-hour show, or it could be split up with one short aired each weekday, along with other cartoons. It was produced by United Productions of America.
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Military Magoo
Magoo thinks he's going into Armand's clothing shop, when actually he goes into the Armed Forces recruitment office.
Magoo's Bear
Magoo mistakes an escaped bear for an old college buddy.
Mis-Guided Missile
Magoo takes his two grandchildren (Wheeler and Dealer) on a car trip, and they end in Cape Canaveral. Our nearsighted Magoo mistakes the sign as saying "Carnival." Wheeler and Dealer go into the control room of Cape Canaveral, and Mr. Magoo ends up in the space rocket.
Requiem For A Bull
Manuel Tijuana Guadalahara Tampico Gomez Jr. is looking for someone dumb enough to fight the Great El Toro, and along come Waldo and Prezley. Magoo misunderstands a telephone call and agrees to fight the raging bull. Here's a bum steer: read a babysitting manual to prepare for a bullfight.
Base on Bawls
Passing by a construction site, Magoo confuses construction workers in the street for children playing ball. He thinks that it's a great place for a ball park for the kiddies. Tycoon Magoo gets upset because that's where he's trying to build a skyscraper, so he sends Worstershire to dispose of him.
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