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EP1 The Scientist Sep 08, 1973

The Kids are called upon to help smuggle a scientist out of the country of Belgrovia, where he was captured. They arrive to find their hotel room bugged and no idea where to find him! The owners of the hotel get suspicious that they have arrived for a concert when they have outlawed rock music! They catch a supposed ""burgler"" that sneaks into the bedroom, to find he is their contact and tells them to contact his boss, J-8. When they reach her she tells them she will smuggle the scientist out of jail and sneak him into their concert, they must find a way to get him out.The hotel owners follow them, having discovered the truth. Can they get him out in time?

EP2 The Counterfeiters Sep 15, 1973

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EP3 One Of Our Ships Is Missing Sep 22, 1973

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EP4 Double Trouble Sep 29, 1973

The Kids are called upon to play a a coronation of a Prince in a small Indian country. It is suspected that his enimies will try to kidnap him ad the Kids mission is to find out who and stop him. They discover the Prince is going to be replaced with an imposter who will assume the throne in his place. Can they stop him in time?

EP5 The Pearl Caper Oct 06, 1973

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EP6 The Gold Caper Oct 13, 1973

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EP7 Road Racers Oct 20, 1973

The Kids are on a white-water rafting vacation when Mr. Socrates calls them with the ring. He needs them to fly out to Italy and play for the Opening Day of the Road Race, but of course that's just the cover. many valuable diamonds are being stolen right out of hotel rooms and it's the Kid's job to find out why. Once they get to Italy, their arrival takes back seat to the arrival of Mario Angelino the famous Italian race car driver, who arrives exactly the same moment (and immidiatly catches Steffy's eye). They reach their hotel and are greeted by the owner,Marino, who offers to take their sutcases up to their rooms while the Kids get lunch at a restaurant downtown.But once they're gone, his asssistant, the bellhop, goes through their luggage. As the Kids get their pizza, their contact, B-12, arrives disguses as a waiter and gives them a list of the stolen diamonds. AS they take it back to the hotel room to read it, it blows away in Butch's hand. Marino finds it and recogninzes i

EP8 Hong Kong Story Oct 27, 1973

The Kids are called from an airplace race to go to Hong Kong. An extremely valuable Jade statue is in danger of being stolen and their mission is to protect it at all costs. When they reach Hong Kong they make it to the museum where the statue is on display and notice its closely guarded. They also notice a middle-aged man following them all over, it turns out he's the henchmen of a merchant who is going to use the Kids to help him steal the statue. The Kids meet up with their contact, and help him deduce that one of the brand new yachts that have just come in has to contain the theif. Butch and Merilee go on board his yacht, while Evlis creates a distaction, and find their sheet music and two models if different ships. That night, during the finale of their concert, which coincidentally contains fireworks, the theves take advantage of it and use explosives to steal the statue, knowing it can't be heared due to the fireworks! The Kids figure this out while hearing the theft on the n

EP9 Operation G-Minus Nov 03, 1973

The Kids are called upon to travel to Germany on a new 'gig'. They are really called upon to stop two German scientists in posssesion of an anti-gravity device. The scientists demanded jewles from the U.S.A. in exchange for it. The Kids must find the scientists, destroy the device, and make sure they do not get the jewels!

EP10 Orient Express Nov 10, 1973

The Kids are enjoying a deep sea diving vacation when they are called in to see Mr. Socrates. He tells them they are wanted on a mission, they must go to Paris on a 'gig', but they have to ride the Orient Express there and pick up a super secret formula, which enemy agents are trying to get their hands on. Once they leave the janitor arrives, but it turns out he's a fellow spy sent to hack into Mr. Socrates and get the information about who will get the formula. He radios the info to his fellow agents who are disguised as passengers on the train. The Kids finally get the formula, disgused as a menu and take it into their car on the train. As they're taking pictures of it, one of the passengers disguses himself as an old woman and drives Butch and Merilee from the car by telling them there's a stange man in his compartment, but it turns out HE'S the strange man after his wig blow off. Wally chases him while Steffy guards the formula, but another agent threatens her and she tells him she

EP11 The Parrot Caper Nov 17, 1973

The Kids are enjoying a picnic when Mr. Socrates calls them on a special mission: they are to pick up a special parrot that used to belong to a deceased scientist and deliver it to Switzerland. The parrot has memorized half of a secret formula, his twin brother has the other half and the parrots muct be reunited in order to deliver the entire thing. When they arrive in Switzerland an enemy scientist's assistants switch the parrot on Wally and give him a sickly looking coocoo bird. But without his brother the parrot canot give the scientist the formula, so he has his assistants follow the Kids and get him. The Kids to go their contact and pick up the other parrot and hide them in their cabin, intending to switch it for the coocoo bird when the assistants come. When the assistants pick up the coocoo bird, the Kids chase him on skis. Wally falls behind due to his inability to ski, and Steffy and Merilee crash into each other. The assistants try to derail Butch with a carreening rock

EP12 The Super Sub Nov 24, 1973

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EP13 The Haunted Castle Dec 01, 1973

Wally's uncle dies and leaves Wally an ancient castle in his will. The Kids go to Scotland to claim it. Soon weired things begin to happen such as the drawbridge going up and down by itself, the ghost of a headless woman stalking Merilee and Steffy, and a ""ghost hound"" lurking around them. Soon Butch realizes someone is trying to scare them out of the castle. Witht eh help of a medallion Wally has also inherited, the Kids find out why, hiddden in a secret passageway is a collction of gold and jewels! But who wants the Kids out of the castle? Who wants the gold?

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Released: 08 September 1973 Ended

Producted By: Hanna-Barbera Productions

Country: United States of America

Budget: 0

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Synopsis

Butch Cassidy was a Saturday morning cartoon produced by Hanna-Barbera Productions in 1973 for NBC. The series title is a play on the name of the unrelated 1969 film Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. The character's music group is called the Sundance Kids.

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Cast

Micky Dolenz , John Stephenson , Frank Welker

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Hanna-Barbera Productions

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Micky Dolenz as Harvey (voice)

John Stephenson as Mr. Socrates (voice)

Frank Welker as Elvis (voice)

Reviews

The-Kurgan I haven't seen this show since it originally aired, so I'd have to say my comments are about as pure as you can get, without the bias of time. Yeah, I'm sure if I saw it now on Nick or someplace, I'd probably cringe (that's what happened when I saw Man from Atlantis again after all these years, a "great" show that now I see was pretty cheesy). Still, the true test of a TV show is whether the viewer likes it, and remembers it, and brudduh, lemme tell ya, in the '70s I remember thinking this show was simply the hippest cartoon on the box. Anyone remember the Wonder Bread trading cards? There were 16 cards in the set (each spotlighting a Saturday morning show), and you'd get one in every new loaf you bought (they did it again later when Star Wars came out, and I collected those, too). One of those cards was a Butch & Sundance Kids card, and as silly as it sounds, it was a treasured item. I never once mentally compared the show to Scooby Doo, and considering that concept now, Scooby'd lose the fight. Butch & Co. weren't copies of it, they, and all shows like it, were simply fitting into a popular mold of the time.So yeah, it may be a goofy, cheesy cartoon, but it was a lot of fun, and I'll always remember it fondly.

merilee112 I love this show, this is excellent! Contrary to popular belief, this is NOT a Scooby Doo ripoff! As you can tell from my login name, Merilee is my out and out favorite, not just because I like Judy Strangis, but because she was one of the first smart blondes on TV! She helped break the stereotype!Lots of stereotypes were broken on this show, the leader was a sweet gentileman instead of a bossy know-it-all (ahem, Fred Jones), hardly anyone was mean to the coward expect for maybe his sister, no one got kidnapped or held for ransom..they all worked together as a team. No one was setting traps and using someone as bait. love the songs as well, they're catchy and they stay in your head.I think this was the unfortunate outcome of bad timing.I hope more people can catch this show when it's on Boomerang, I know they'll love it!

Brian Washington This was one of the most forgettable cartoons of the 1970's. This show tried to be part Monkees, part Scooby Doo and part spy thriller, but it was all garbage (ironically, one of the actors supplying the voices for this stinker was none other than Micky Dolenz of the aforementioned Monkees). The only memorable character on the show was the band's boss, a huge super computer that was allergic to the band's fleabitten mutt. And the less said about the songs the better. This was just another lame attempt to use a cartoon as a way of selling bubblegum pop songs to unsuspecting kids. Someone forgot to tell the producers that "bubblegum" went out with Kasenetz-Katz and the Archies. Too bad Hanna and Barbera had to dirty their hands with this garbage.

johnscook I never saw this show when I was a kid. It was on Cartoon Network one day and my daughter (7 yrs old) wanted to watch it.I immediately took it as a direct rip off of Scooby Doo - the characters, including a dog, visual style, cheap animation and barely a story to follow. The only real difference is that they sing as a band, and that's not a plus for this show.After about a couple of minutes of watching the show, my daughter looked at me and said that she thinks this was Scooby Doo when they (the characters) were younger. Can't fool a 7-year-old either!