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　　TV-Series 1968-1970　　&quotWacky Races&quot was created in response to the rather violent adventure/superhero cartoons of the previous two seasons, and even upon its premiere, it was blackballed by the watchdog group Action For Children&#39s Television. They claimed that since it was bankrolled by game show producers Merrill Heatter and Bob Quigley (&quotHollywood Squares&quot), it was enticing children to place monetary wagers on the outcome of each of the show&#39s 34 races. (Hogwash. I had the over/under on how many times Dick Dastardly&#39s contraptions backfired on him.)　　For all the atypical Hanna-Barbera use of repeat animation and low-budget movement, &quotWacky Races&quot was still an unusual and entertaining cartoon which would beget such shows as &quotBailey&#39s Comets,&quot &quotLaff-A-Lympics&quot and &quotYogi&#39s Space Race.&quot A lot of the humor derived from Dastardly&#39s machinations, although many of the other racers got to shine as well. In the Gold Key comics, Penelope Pitstop would eliminate Peter Perfect and Red Max by conveniently getting them to fight over her. That wasn&#39t used in the show, although it should have. And it&#39s dotted with great lines. When the narrator calls Dastardly &quotThe Dracula of the drag strip,&quot Dastardly counters &quotI resent that remark!&quot Narrator: &quotBut do you deny it?&quot Dastardly: &quotNo, I just resent it!&quot It&#39s a comedy cartoon that doesn&#39t forget it&#39s a comedy cartoon, something that many cartoon shows of the 70s and 80s forgot.　　And a bit of trivia, Dastardly did cross the finish line twice but was disqualified both times. The first time he extended the nose of the Mean Machine ahead of the others (yet in another episode, Rufus Ruffcut physically extended his neck to reach the finish line and the judges gave him the win--go figure). The second time, a chain reaction collision caused Dastardly and Muttley to get bounced into the Arkansas Chuggabug, which was in the lead. Dastardly also set a precedent the following year--being the first (and to anyone&#39s knowledge, only) villain to get his own show, &quotDastardly Muttley In Their Flying Machines.