
Stamp Stickup
- Studio
- Total Television Productions, Leonardo Televison Productions
- Animation studio
- TVS Inc.
Synopsis
Stamp collectors everywhere are in a panic as all of the world's stamps have disappeared. Officer Flanagan knows that only the Fox is clever enough to commit such a crime and puts the Hunter on the case. The Hunter decides to start his investigation at the Post Office. He is directed to a mail chute where he falls down and is mistaken for a package, and accidentally mails himself to Washington, D.C. Ironically, it is there that the Fox has set up shop selling the stolen stamps at discount prices ("already post-marked to save time"). His shop is so successful that he has put the U.S. Post Office across the street out of business. The Hunter, angered by the treatment he was just given by the Postal service, moves to the front of the Fox's line to congratulate him. In doing so, he knocks the Fox's shades off and recognizes him. The Fox stumbles backward and knocks a pile of stamp books which fall on top of him. Officer Flanagan conveniently materializes again to collect the Fox, and the Hunter is also flattened by a falling pile of stamp books.
Characters
The Hunter, Officer Flim Flanagan, The Fox
Credits
Producing
- Producer
- Treadwell D. Covington
- Executive Producer
- Peter M. Piech
- Associate Producers
- Bob Ganon, Gerry Ray
Voices
- Voice
- Kenny Delmar (The Hunter)
- And the Talents of
- Lee Mishkin, Maggi Alcumbrac, Fred Madison, Bill Butler, Barbara Orme, Joyce Gard, Sam Nicholson, Bob Gore, Norm Vizents, Sam Kai, Chuck McCann, Bill Kohn, John Pratt, Ellie Bogardus, Harvey Spiegle, Norm Gottfredson, Dave Hoffman, Anna Lois Ray, Bob Ganon, Thelma Raider, Dale Case, Gerald Ray, Roy Laufenburger, Izzy Ellis, Tom McDonald, John Garling, James Partch, Chaelotte Huffine, Casey Onaitis, Bernard Posner, Ray Young, Philip Roman, Glen Scott, Ben Washam, Beverly Rowe, George Jordan, Charlies Flekal, Dave Weidman, Phil Kaye, Julian Raymond, Alberto Severns, Chris Decker, Martha Buckley
Companies and other credits
- Created and Written by: Total Television Productions


