Rocky & Bullwinkle: Season 2

Bill Scott

Voice

June Foray

Voice

Paul Frees

Voice

William Conrad

Voice

Ponsonby Britt

Executive Producer

Episode 1

Aired Sep 25, 1960

Upsidaisium, Parts 1 & 2

Bullwinkle receives a letter telling him he inherited a mine from his Uncle Dewlop; nobody knows what kind of a mine it is but someone certainly wants to keep our heroes away from it.

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Episode 2

Aired Sep 29, 1960

Metal Munching Mice, Parts 1 & 2

Giant mice arrive from the moon and eat TV antennas causing chaos in Frostbite Falls.

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Episode 3

Aired Oct 2, 1960

Upsidaisium, Parts 3 & 4

Rocky and Bullwinkle immediately run into a mine field on the missile base; General Consternation and his staff send a couple of tanks out to investigate intruders who mechanically disposed of the two heroes.

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Episode 4

Aired Oct 6, 1960

Metal Munching Mice, Parts 3 & 4

The problem of the nation's disappearing TV may be solved after all for Senator Shunpike has just appointed our hero Rocky to be in charge of the investigation.

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Episode 5

Aired Oct 9, 1960

Upsidaisium, Parts 5 & 6

Still trying to get to his inheritance, Bullwinkle and Rocky have been trapped in a speeding limousine which is remotely controlled from a spot miles away; this new menace pushes the wrong button and the limousine is torn apart.

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Episode 6

Aired Oct 13, 1960

Metal Munching Mice, Parts 5 & 6

Our heroes charge down a secret passageway in the old Bleakly Rouse following a six foot metal-munching mouse; then coming upon a closed door, Bullwinkle tries to put his ear to it to hear what is going on and gets his head stuck.

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Episode 7

Aired Oct 16, 1960

Upsidaisium, Parts 7 & 8

On their way to Mount Flatten, where Bullwinkle's Uncle has left him a mine, our heroes have run into a severe water shortage; when Boris disguises himself as Gung a Drain an Indian water peddler, Rocky turns him down.

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Episode 8

Aired Oct 20, 1960

Metal Munching Mice, Parts 7 & 8

It seems that our heroes are leaping from the frying pan into the fire for they are actually returning to Bleakly Mansion where the Big Cheese alias Boris Badenov has spotted them.

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Episode 9

Aired Oct 23, 1960

Upsidaisium, Parts 9 & 10

Bullwinkle struggles and strains, but to no avail; suddenly both the boys shoot into the plane with no trouble; Captain Peachfuzz reaches for the wrong lever and when he pulls it, the helicopter's rotating blades fly off into space.

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Episode 10

Aired Oct 27, 1960

Metal Munching Mice, Parts 9 & 10

Our heroes have come upon a strange looking spaceship when they see the leader of those monstrous mechanical mice; it is then that a strange looking weapon emerges from the space ship, aims and fires!

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Episode 11

Aired Oct 30, 1960

Upsidaisium, Parts 11 & 12

Bullwinkle inherits a mine filled with an anti-gravity metal.

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Episode 12

Aired Nov 3, 1960

Metal Munching Mice, Parts 11 & 12

In an effort to stop the monstrous mechanical metal-munching moon-mice, the heroes put an ad in the paper for a Pied Piper; the ad gets results sooner than they expect.

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Episode 13

Aired Nov 6, 1960

Upsidaisium, Parts 13 & 14

On the perilous paths to Mount Flatten and Bullwinkle's mine, Rocky and Bullwinkle wind up on board a train crossing the desert; with them is Captain Peachfuzz, the muddle-headed head of G-2; he explains to them that the mine is full of Upsidaisium.

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Episode 14

Aired Nov 10, 1960

Metal Munching Mice, Parts 13 & 14

Bullwinkle decides to have some cheery music; he gives a ukulele concert, which is interrupted by the appearance of thousands of monstrous moon-mice.

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Episode 15

Aired Nov 13, 1960

Upsidaisium, Parts 15 & 16

Boris and Natasha are disguised as Mojave Max and his sidekick, Death Valley Dotty; what's even worse is that the train has started without our heroes and so they continue on foot.

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Episode 16

Aired Nov 17, 1960

Metal Munching Mice, Parts 15 & 16

Bullwinkle has a manager who is really Boris Badenov and he is fixing Bullwinkle up for his first concert at Colossus Stadium for the moon-mice.

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Episode 17

Aired Nov 20, 1960

Upsidaisium, Parts 17 & 18

Boris fixes up an abandoned mine shaft to look like an elevator to trap Bullwinkle and Rocky; Bullwinkle plummets down the mine shaft and Rocky follows in desperation to save him.

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Episode 18

Aired Nov 24, 1960

Greenpert Oogle, Pts. 1 & 2

Bullwinkle's weather-forecasting bunion gets him and his pal, Rocky, in a peck of trouble; two mysterious figures enter their house, tie and gag Rocky and use a sleeping potion on Bullwinkle.

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Episode 19

Aired Nov 27, 1960

Upsidaisium, Parts 19 & 20

Bullwinkle inherits a mine filled with an anti-gravity metal.

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Episode 20

Aired Dec 1, 1960

Greenpert Oogle, Pts. 3 & 4

Bullwinkle is kidnapped and taken to a desert island to replace a valuable bird.

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Episode 21

Aired Dec 4, 1960

Upsidaisium. Parts 21 & 22

Rocky and Bullwinkle discover a lode of Upsidasium on Mount Flatten, but because Upsidasium falls up, they cannot hold on to it; Boris and Natasha plan to steal the floating mountain.

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Episode 22

Aired Dec 8, 1960

Greenpert Oogle, Pts. 5 & 6

Bullwinkle wakes up to find himself in an apartment, with his weather-forecasting bunion perched on a velvet cushion; suddenly, through the door comes a strange-looking little king, followed by a big headsman.

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Episode 23

Aired Dec 11, 1960

Upsidaisium, Parts 23 & 24

The boys manage to get themselves into double trouble as they dangle from a rope below Mount Flatten, the Floating Mountain.

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Episode 24

Aired Dec 15, 1960

Greenpert Oogle, Pts. 7 & 8

Rocky and Captain Peachfuzz are desperately paddling against the tide, trying to reach the tiny island of Greenpernt.

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Episode 25

Aired Dec 18, 1960

Upsidaisium, Parts 25 & 26

The two villains begin to prepare a recipe to get rid of our heroes; Rocky has brought the plane to a smooth landing.

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Episode 26

Aired Dec 22, 1960

Greenpert Oogle, Pts. 9 & 10

Bullwinkle is kidnapped and taken to a desert island to replace a valuable bird.

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Episode 27

Aired Dec 25, 1960

Upsidaisium, Parts 27 & 28

Mount Flatten still full of Upsidasium; the anti-gravity metal is on the way to Washington with Rocky; at Washington there is a frantic scramble to prepare for the arrival of the world's only floating mountain.

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Episode 28

Aired Dec 29, 1960

Greenpert Oogle, Pts. 11 & 12

In their search for the Greenpernt Oogle, Rocky and Bullwinkle succeed only in capturing each other; as they turn away, they see a boulder.

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Episode 29

Aired Jan 1, 1961

Upsidaisium, Parts 29 & 30

A stealthy figure creeps into the room and makes off with Rocky's helmet; the guard starts after Boris but he tucks a piece of Upsidasium into his coat and rises before the guards eyes.

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Episode 30

Aired Jan 8, 1961

Upsidaisium, Parts 31 & 32

Boris forgets that the metal floats upwards and all the trucks are floating skywards; the heroes spot the floating trucks.

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Episode 31

Aired Jan 15, 1961

Upsidaisium, Parts 33 & 34

Rocky straightens out the missile, recovers the Upsidasium and discovers Boris' plot of sabotage.

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Episode 32

Aired Jan 22, 1961

Upsidaisium, Parts 35 & 36

General Broadbeam is in the guardhouse taking an examination to see if he is sentenced to the jute mill or the rock pile.

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Episode 33

Aired Jan 29, 1961

Rue Brittania, Parts 1 & 2

Sometimes a birthmark on the sole of your foot can be mighty lucky, particularly if it spells out the words Rue Brittanie; it begins to look like Bullwinkle will be the sole heir to the fortune of the late Earl of Crankcase.

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Episode 34

Aired Feb 5, 1961

Rue Brittania, Parts 3 & 4

A birthmark makes Bullwinkle heir to a fortune if he spends a week in a haunted manor.

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Episode 35

Aired Feb 12, 1961

Rue Brittania, Parts 5 & 6

A birthmark makes Bullwinkle heir to a fortune if he spends a week in a haunted manor.

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Episode 36

Aired Feb 19, 1961

Rue Brittania, Parts 7 & 8

Boris Badenov, the Dracula of the cartoon industry, somehow lures Rocky and Bullwinkle onto a convenient rocket ship.

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Episode 37

Aired Feb 26, 1961

Buried Treasure, Parts 1 & 2

The local newspaper's treasure hunt lures a notorious villain to Frostbite Falls.

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Episode 38

Aired Mar 5, 1961

Buried Treasure, Parts 3 & 4

The local newspaper's treasure hunt lures a notorious villain to Frostbite Falls.

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Episode 39

Aired Mar 12, 1961

Buried Treasure, Parts 5 & 6

The local newspaper's treasure hunt lures a notorious villain to Frostbite Falls.

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Episode 40

Aired Mar 19, 1961

Buried Treasure, Parts 7 & 8

The local newspaper's treasure hunt lures a notorious villain to Frostbite Falls.

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Episode 41

Aired Mar 26, 1961

Buried Treasure, Parts 9 & 10

The local newspaper's treasure hunt lures a notorious villain to Frostbite Falls.

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Episode 42

Aired Apr 2, 1961

Buried Treasure, Parts 11 & 12

The local newspaper's treasure hunt lures a notorious villain to Frostbite Falls.

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Episode 43

Aired Apr 9, 1961

Buried Treasure, Parts 13 & 14

The local newspaper's treasure hunt lures a notorious villain to Frostbite Falls.

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Episode 44

Aired Apr 16, 1961

Last Angry Moose, Parts 1 & 2

Bullwinkle J. Moose goes to Hollywood and takes along everything, including his mattress, which is stuffed with his life savings.

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Episode 45

Aired Apr 23, 1961

Last Angry Moose, Parts 3 & 4

Two shifty producers help Bullwinkle star in a movie.

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Episode 46

Aired Apr 30, 1961

Wailing Whale, Parts 1 & 2