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    Prince Turhan and Princess Nidor led the Arabian Knights against the evil Bakaar. What was the name of their little donkey?Hanna-Barberra's 'Banana Splits'

      Zazu. He may have been little, but his hind legs sure packed a wallop!

    On 'Danger Island,' what was the name of the native who was friends with Morgan and came to the aid of the castaways?Hanna-Barberra's 'Banana Splits'

      Chongo. 'Uh-Oh! Chongo!' was Morgan's cry when he needed his friend's assistance.

    Who was Secret Squirell's companion?Hanna-Barberra's 'Banana Splits'

      Morocco Mole. Okay, that one was TOO easy!

    What was the Hillbilly Bears' daughter's name?Hanna-Barberra's 'Banana Splits'

      Floral. There was Pa, Ma, Floral and Shag.

    In 'The New Adventures of Huckleberry Finn,' who was the voice of Injun Joe?Hanna-Barberra's 'Banana Splits'

      Ted Cassidy. The late Ted Cassidy is most remembered for playing the character Lurch on 'The Addams Family' in the 1960s.

    In 'The Adventures of Gulliver,' what was Gulliver's first name?Hanna-Barberra's 'Banana Splits'

      Gary. In the original 1726 novel by Jonathan Swift, his name was Lemuel. They modernized it for the show and his name was Gary. He was helped around Lilliput by Eager, Bunco, Glumm and Flirtacia. And his dog, Tagg.

    Who directed many of the episodes of 'Danger Island'?Hanna-Barberra's 'Banana Splits'

      Richard Donner. Yes, the man who brought us the 'Lethal Weapon' series also directed many episodes of 'Danger Island,' which starred a very young Jan-Michael Vincent as the character Link. Quite awhile before he starred as Stringfellow Hawke in 'Airwolf.'

    Another 'Gulliver' question. Who was after Gulliver's treasure map?Hanna-Barberra's 'Banana Splits'

      Captain Leech. Leech knew that there was treasure on the island.

    Who was the short, fat magician in 'The Arabian Knights'?Hanna-Barberra's 'Banana Splits'

      Fariik. Raseem was the strongman, Bez was the bearded one, while Fariik provided the comic relief.

    Finally, one that's a little tougher, even if you watched the show regularly. Who provided the voice of Fleegle, the leader of the Banana Splits?Hanna-Barberra's 'Banana Splits'

      Paul Winchell . Paul Winchell has provided the voice for countless cartoon characters, including the Smurfs and Dick Dastardly. Jeffrey Winkless was in the Fleegel costume.

    The "Banana Splits Show" was a creation of which cartoon company?"The Banana Splits" - Rock and Roll Animals

      Hanna Barbera. William Hanna and Joseph Barbera gave us many classics such as "The Jetsons" and "The Flintstones".

    How many Banana Splits were there?"The Banana Splits" - Rock and Roll Animals

      Four. Remember the song? "One banana, two banana, three banana, four. Four bananas make a bunch and so do many more".

    Fleegle, the Beagle, played what musical instrument?"The Banana Splits" - Rock and Roll Animals

      Guitar. Fleegle was the leader of the gang, and he always had his tongue sticking out. Fleegle was voiced by Paul Winchell who also did the voice for Tigger from "Winnie the Pooh".

    Bingo, the drummer, was what kind of animal?"The Banana Splits" - Rock and Roll Animals

      Gorilla. Some may argue that he was an orangutan, but Bingo was a gorilla. Animal, from the "Muppet Show", reminds me a lot of Bingo.

    Drooper was also a guitar player. What kind of animal was Drooper?"The Banana Splits" - Rock and Roll Animals

      Lion. Drooper was a lion, and he reminds me a lot of Pete Puma from Warner Brothers cartoon fame.

    Snorky, the elephant, played what musical instrument?"The Banana Splits" - Rock and Roll Animals

      Keyboards. Snorky never really talked. He simply "snorked" or "honked".

    Which cartoon was NEVER part of the show?"The Banana Splits" - Rock and Roll Animals

      "Magilla Gorilla". "Magilla Gorilla" was a Hanna Barbera production, but it was never featured on the show.

    Which segment of the show featured teen heartthrob Jan Michael Vincent?"The Banana Splits" - Rock and Roll Animals

      "Danger Island". Jan Michael Vincent would become a minor star in the 1970's. One of his most famous films was Walt Disney's "The World's Greatest Athlete".

    What was the name of the vehicles the Banana Splits used to get around?"The Banana Splits" - Rock and Roll Animals

      Banana Buggy. Each Banana Buggy was decorated to match each of the characters.

    What segment of the show featured one of the characters answering fan questions?"The Banana Splits" - Rock and Roll Animals

      "Dear Drooper". Drooper was very much a hippy, right down to the hip country drawl and square sunglasses.

    What was the name of the unseen dog that the Banana Splits owned?"The Banana Splits" - Rock and Roll Animals

      Ogre. To the best of my recollection, Ogre was never shown. However, he did eat an occasional dog catcher.

    Which Banana Split always had to take out the trash?"The Banana Splits" - Rock and Roll Animals

      Drooper. "Take Out the Trash" was a regular feature on the show.

    Richard Donner directed episodes of "Danger Island"?"The Banana Splits" - Rock and Roll Animals

      t. Yes, this is the same Richard Donner who has directed such movies as "Superman", "Lethal Weapon", and "The Goonies".

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