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    In the 50's or 60's there was a cartoon with two scientists in white lab coats. One character was tall and thin and the other short. What was the name of this cartoon?

    Question #16526. Asked by Donna Lee. (Feb 09 02 8:34 PM)


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    You must be thinking of a segment of The Alvin Show, featuring Alvin and the Chipmunks. Sharing the half hour with the Chipmunks was Clyde Crashcup, a wacky inventor. With the help of usually silent assistant Leonardo (who only whispered into Crashcup's ear), the professor lectured the audience on his various 'inventions'%97birthdays, the bathtub, the wife, soap, etc. I believe the name of this cartoon was 'The Adventures of Clyde Crashcup.'

    Feb 10 02, 12:23 PM


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