Here Comes the Grump

Here Comes the Grump (1969-1970)

EndedAnimation showComedy, Adventure, Fantasy

In this surreal animated saga, we get to know the tale of Princess Dawn, who must find the Whispering Orchid's cove (and the glass key therein hidden) in order to save her kingdom from the spell of melancholy, which has been placed by the evil Grump. To aid her, Princess Dawn summons young Terry Dexter, a boy from earth, and in their flying machine, accompanied by their bizarre pet Blip, they go through a myriad series of strange countries in a fantasy world in their quest for the key. But the Grump (a mix between a demon and a dwarf) is set to spoil their mission, following them close on their trail, atop a bumbling, allergic and stupid Dragon with which he has funny quarrels. Along the way, the Princess is Kidnapped, they meet Mother Goose, Blip finds true love, and Terry is corrupted (only to be turned back to normal later)... in a fantastic, kaleidoscopic series of adventures.

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S01E33The Blunderful Flying Machinemai 8, 1970
S01E32Hoppy-Go-Lucky Hippetty Hoppiesmai 1, 1970
S01E31Meet the Blockheadsavr. 26, 1970
S01E34The Absent-Minded Wizardavr. 25, 1970
S01E30Cherub Landavr. 19, 1970
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did 'Here Comes the Grump' premiere?

'Here Comes the Grump' premiered on September 6, 1969.

Who are the main characters in 'Here Comes the Grump'?

The main characters in 'Here Comes the Grump' are Grump, Princess Dawn, Terry Dexter, and the Wizard.

What is the genre of 'Here Comes the Grump'?

'Here Comes the Grump' is an animated fantasy adventure series.

Who provided the voice for Grump in 'Here Comes the Grump'?

The voice of Grump in 'Here Comes the Grump' was provided by Rip Taylor.

What is the premise of 'Here Comes the Grump'?

'Here Comes the Grump' follows the adventures of Grump, a mischievous wizard who constantly tries to ruin the happiness of Princess Dawn and her friends.

What are some recurring themes in 'Here Comes the Grump'?

Some recurring themes in 'Here Comes the Grump' include friendship, perseverance, and the power of positivity.

Did 'Here Comes the Grump' receive any awards or nominations?

No, 'Here Comes the Grump' did not receive any awards or nominations.

How many episodes were there in 'Here Comes the Grump'?

'Here Comes the Grump' had a total of 34 episodes.

Who created 'Here Comes the Grump'?

'Here Comes the Grump' was created by Allan Burns and Chris Hayward.

What was the target audience for 'Here Comes the Grump'?

'Here Comes the Grump' was primarily targeted towards children and families.

Was 'Here Comes the Grump' based on any pre-existing material?

No, 'Here Comes the Grump' was an original concept created for television.

Did 'Here Comes the Grump' have any notable guest stars?

Yes, 'Here Comes the Grump' featured guest stars such as Jonathan Winters and Phyllis Diller.

What was the animation style used in 'Here Comes the Grump'?

'Here Comes the Grump' featured traditional hand-drawn animation.

What was the time slot for 'Here Comes the Grump'?

'Here Comes the Grump' aired on Saturday mornings at 9:30 AM.

Did 'Here Comes the Grump' have a memorable theme song?

Yes, 'Here Comes the Grump' had a catchy and memorable theme song that set the tone for the show.

Was 'Here Comes the Grump' popular during its original run?

'Here Comes the Grump' gained a moderate level of popularity during its original run and developed a dedicated fan base.

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