Touché Turtle and Dum Dum

Touché Turtle and Dum Dum (1962-1963)

EndedAnimation showComedy, Children

Each episode starts off with Touché popping forth from inside his shell. He then gets a phone call from someone who's in dire straits. His phone usually rests upon a sterling silver plate. Touché accepts all major credit cards. Thus, Touché and Dum-Dum go off into the crime scene and do their shtick, which may involve swordplay, box-fighting, martial arts, tom-foolery, work with pyrotechnics/explosives ...and so on. "Touché-Away!!" The original show of 52 episodes first aired on TV between September 1962 and August 1963. Touché and Dum Dum have appeared together in only a handful of 1960s-early 1970s H-B comic books, and both also showed up on Hanna-Barbera's 50th anniversary special in 1988 (you may find that on video).

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EpisodeNameAirdate
S02E27Peace and RiotAug 26, 1963
S02E26Tenderfoot TurtleAug 19, 1963
S02E25Hero on the Half ShellAug 12, 1963
S02E24Out of This WhirlAug 5, 1963
S02E23Aliblabber and the Forty ThievesJul 29, 1963
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did 'Touch\u00e9 Turtle and Dum Dum' premiere?

'Touch\u00e9 Turtle and Dum Dum' premiered on October 2, 1962.

Who were the main characters in 'Touch\u00e9 Turtle and Dum Dum'?

The main characters in 'Touch\u00e9 Turtle and Dum Dum' were Touch\u00e9 Turtle and Dum Dum.

What was the genre of 'Touch\u00e9 Turtle and Dum Dum'?

'Touch\u00e9 Turtle and Dum Dum' was an animated comedy series.

Who were the voice actors for Touch\u00e9 Turtle and Dum Dum?

Bill Thompson provided the voice for Touch\u00e9 Turtle, and Alan Reed voiced Dum Dum.

What was the premise of 'Touch\u00e9 Turtle and Dum Dum'?

'Touch\u00e9 Turtle and Dum Dum' followed the adventures of a heroic turtle named Touch\u00e9 and his bumbling sidekick, Dum Dum, as they embarked on various comical misadventures.

Did 'Touch\u00e9 Turtle and Dum Dum' have any recurring villains?

Yes, 'Touch\u00e9 Turtle and Dum Dum' featured recurring villains such as Mr. Wizard, the Leprechaun, and the Black Knight.

How many episodes were there in 'Touch\u00e9 Turtle and Dum Dum'?

'Touch\u00e9 Turtle and Dum Dum' had a total of 54 episodes.

Who created 'Touch\u00e9 Turtle and Dum Dum'?

'Touch\u00e9 Turtle and Dum Dum' was created by Gene Deitch.

Did 'Touch\u00e9 Turtle and Dum Dum' receive any awards or nominations?

'Touch\u00e9 Turtle and Dum Dum' did not receive any major awards or nominations.

What was the target audience for 'Touch\u00e9 Turtle and Dum Dum'?

'Touch\u00e9 Turtle and Dum Dum' was primarily aimed at children and families.

Did 'Touch\u00e9 Turtle and Dum Dum' have any spin-offs or related series?

No, 'Touch\u00e9 Turtle and Dum Dum' did not have any spin-offs or related series.

Was 'Touch\u00e9 Turtle and Dum Dum' broadcast in color or black and white?

'Touch\u00e9 Turtle and Dum Dum' was broadcast in color.

How long was each episode of 'Touch\u00e9 Turtle and Dum Dum'?

Each episode of 'Touch\u00e9 Turtle and Dum Dum' had a runtime of approximately 6 minutes.

Did 'Touch\u00e9 Turtle and Dum Dum' have a memorable theme song?

Yes, 'Touch\u00e9 Turtle and Dum Dum' had a catchy and memorable theme song that captured the adventurous spirit of the show.

Were there any notable guest stars in 'Touch\u00e9 Turtle and Dum Dum'?

No, 'Touch\u00e9 Turtle and Dum Dum' did not feature notable guest stars.

What was the reception of 'Touch\u00e9 Turtle and Dum Dum' among viewers?

'Touch\u00e9 Turtle and Dum Dum' was generally well-received by viewers, particularly children who enjoyed the comedic and adventurous nature of the show.

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