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Cool McCool (1966)
Cool McCool was an animated series that ran on NBC from September 10, 1966 to August 30, 1969 with three segments per show, running to 60 segments in all. It was created by Bob Kane – most famous as the creator of Batman – and produced by Al Brodax for King Features.
Cool McCool: Season 1 - 60 Episode s
1x1 - Cool McCool in The Big Blowout
September 10, 1966
1x2 - Harry McCool in The Phantom of the Opera House
September 10, 1966
1x3 - Cool McCool in Fine Feathered Fiends
September 10, 1966
1x4 - Cool McCool in If the Hat Fits... Watch It
September 17, 1966
1x5 - Harry McCool in Horsehide and Go Seek
September 17, 1966
1x6 - Cool McCool in The House that Jack Built
September 17, 1966
1x7 - Cool McCool in The Odd Boxes Caper
September 24, 1966
1x8 - Harry McCool in The Vanishing Shoehorns
September 24, 1966
1x9 - Cool McCool in Garden of Evil
September 24, 1966
1x10 - Fowl Play
October 1, 1966
1x11 - Harry McCool in Here's Pie in Your Eye
October 1, 1966
1x12 - Cool McCool in Queen's Ransom
October 1, 1966
1x13 - Cool McCool in The Big Brainwash
October 8, 1966
1x14 - Harry McCool in The Woodchopper
October 8, 1966
1x15 - Cool McCool in Shrinking the Slinker
October 8, 1966
1x16 - Cool McCool in The Box Fox
October 15, 1966
1x17 - Harry McCool in Gym Dandy
October 15, 1966
1x18 - Cool McCool in Bagging the Windbag
October 15, 1966
1x19 - Cool McCool in Will the Real Cool Mobile Please Stand Up
October 22, 1966
1x20 - Harry McCool in Big Top Cops
October 22, 1966
1x21 - Cool McCool in Owl on the Prowl
October 22, 1966
1x22 - Cool McCool in Sniffin, Snoozen, and Sneezen
October 29, 1966
1x23 - Harry McCool in The New Car
October 29, 1966
1x24 - Cool McCool in How Now Foul Owl
October 29, 1966
1x25 - Cool McCool in Caps and Robbers
November 5, 1966
1x26 - Harry McCool in Three Men on a House
November 5, 1966
1x27 - Cool McCool in The Romantic Rattler
November 5, 1966
1x28 - Cool McCool in Jack in the Boxer
November 12, 1966
1x29 - Harry McCool in Fowl Play
November 12, 1966
1x30 - Cool McCool in Love is a Gas
November 12, 1966
1x31 - Cool McCool in Who Stole my 32 Secret Agents?
November 19, 1966
1x32 - Harry McCool in The Jet Set, Yet
November 19, 1966
1x33 - Cool McCool in The 500 Pound Canary Caper
November 19, 1966
1x34 - Cool McCool in Fun and Games
November 26, 1966
1x35 - Harry McCool in McCool Jazz
November 26, 1966
1x36 - Cool McCool in Mother Greta's Wrinkle Remover
November 26, 1966
1x37 - Cool McCool in The Shombrero Affair
December 3, 1966
1x38 - Harry McCool in Dog Tired
December 3, 1966
1x39 - Cool McCool in The Moon Goon
December 3, 1966
1x40 - Cool McCool in Two Fats and a Fink
December 10, 1966
1x41 - Harry McCool in High Jokers
December 10, 1966
1x42 - Cool McCool in Rockabye for Rattler
December 10, 1966
1x43 - Cool McCool in High Jacker Jack
December 17, 1966
1x44 - Harry McCool in Time Out
December 17, 1966
1x45 - Cool McCool in The Wind Goddess
December 17, 1966
1x46 - Cool McCool in Hot McHot
December 24, 1966
1x47 - Harry McCool in Monkey Dizziness
December 24, 1966
1x48 - Cool McCool in A Growing Problem
December 24, 1966
1x49 - Cool McCool in Oh Say Can You Seed
December 31, 1966
1x50 - Harry McCool in Green Dragon
December 31, 1966
1x51 - Cool McCool in What Goes Up... Must Come Down
December 31, 1966
1x52 - Cool McCool in Birds of a Feather Flop Together
January 7, 1967
1x53 - Harry McCool in A Lot of Ballooney
January 7, 1967
1x54 - Cool McCool in The Box Popper
January 7, 1967
1x55 - Cool McCool in Owl's Well That Ends Well
January 14, 1967
1x56 - Harry McCool in Goat Chaser
January 14, 1967
1x57 - Cool McCool in A Tree is a... Tree?
January 14, 1967
1x58 - Cool McCool in The Whistler's Mommy Case
January 21, 1967
1x59 - Harry McCool in In the Dough
January 21, 1967
1x60 - Cool McCool in The College of Crooks
January 21, 1967
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