Topsy Turvy World

Topsy Turvy World is the fourth and final story arc from the third season of The Bullwinkle Show.[1] It was broadcast on NBC during the 1961–1962 television season.

This article is about the animation story-arc. For the Breugel painting, see Netherlandish Proverbs.
"Topsy Turvy World"
The Bullwinkle Show episode
Episode no.Season 3
Episode 4 (14 segments)
Directed byGerard Baldwin, Pete Burness, Bill Hurtz, Gerry Ray, Bob Schleh, George Singer, Ernie Terrazas
Written byGeorge Atkins, Chris Hayward, Chris Jenkins, Lloyd Turner
Production code209–222
Original air dateApril 1-May 13, 1962

Synopsis

A freak case of polar drift causes widespread climate change, bringing unseasonable warmth to Europe and shifting the South Pacific island of Rikitiki to the North Pole. Boris Badenov and Natasha Fatale conspire to get rich by conquering Rikitiki and becoming the new Santa Claus, roaming around the world and robbing everyone in their sight. Rocky and Bullwinkle, with the aid of Peter Peachfuzz, must thwart the plot and restore the planet back to its normal state.

Episode segments

Episode 1
  1. Topsy Turvy World
  2. Fractured Fairy Tales: The Little Tinker
  3. Bullwinkle's Corner: "The Swing"
  4. Peabody's Improbable History: Geronimo
  5. Funny Business in the Books or The Library Card

Episode 2
  1. Topsy Turvy Time or Emit Yvrut Yspot
  2. Aesop and Son: The Fox and the Hound
  3. Bullwinkle's Corner: "My Shadow"
  4. Peabody's Improbable HIstory: The Great Wall of China
  5. Bullwinkle Takes the Wheel or The Bum Steer

Episode 3
  1. The Ocean Waves or Hi, Divers
  2. Fractured Fairy Tales: A Sad Tale of a Frog
  3. Mr. Know-It-All: How to Train Your Doggy
  4. Dudley Do-Right: Marigolds
  5. *ZZZZZ* [Narrator falls asleep before telling the name of the next episode]

Episode 4
  1. Six O'Clock Low or Bullwinkle Gets the Point
  2. Fractured Fairy Tales: The Teeth of Baghdad
  3. Bullwinkle's Corner: "Sing a Song of Sixpence"
  4. Peabody's Improbable History: The Marquis of Queensbury
  5. Boris Goes for Broke or A Fiend in Need Is a Fiend Indeed

Episode 5
  1. The Fright Before Christmas or A Visit from Saint Nicholouse
  2. Aesop and Son: The Bears and the Dragon
  3. Mr. Know-It-All: How to Escape from Devil's Island
  4. Peabody's Improbable History: Jim Bowie
  5. Soups On or Rocky Goes to Pot

Episode 6
  1. Snowbank Squirrel or Bullwinkle Gets the Drift
  2. Aesop and Son: The Fox and the Woodman
  3. Bullwinkle's Corner: "The Raven"
  4. Peabody's Improbable History: Edgar Allan Poe
  5. Claus and Effect or Yule...Be Sorry

Episode 7
  1. Boom at the Top or The Angry Young Moose
  2. Fractured Fairy Tales: The Little Man in the Boat
  3. Bullwinkle's Corner: "Hickory Dickory Dock"
  4. Dudley Do-Right: Trading Places
  5. Fur, Fur Away or Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow
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References
  1. Crump, William D. (2019). Happy Holidays—Animated! A Worldwide Encyclopedia of Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa and New Year's Cartoons on Television and Film. McFarland & Co. pp. 5–6. ISBN 9781476672939.
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