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Clue Club is a Saturday-morning cartoon produced by Hanna-Barbera for CBS in 1976. It was similar in premise to Scooby-Doo, but featured two dogs: the bloodhound Woofer (Paul Winchell) and the basset hound Whimper (Jim MacGeorge). Edited reruns were shown as part of The Three Robonic Stooges under the title Woofer and Whimper: Dog Detectives.
The Clue Club appears in Jellystone!.
Summary[]
Three teenage detectives, one 13 year old computer prodigy, and two bloodhounds solved crimes in the manner of Scooby-Doo, but with more current technology. Dotty, the youngest and smartest member of the team, was always told to stay behind and analyze the clues with her home computer system, communicating with the others via a two-way video link in the club's car, which was linked to the members' wristwatches, which have a pager function.
Like Scooby-Doo, Woofer and Whimper were easily scared, though Woofer claimed to be a greater detective than any human. Just when the gang was about to solve the mystery, Dotty arrived with Sheriff Bagley to contribute to the summation.
Voice Cast[]
- Bob Hastings as D. D.
- David Jolliffe as Larry
- Jim MacGeorge as Whimper
- John Stephenson as Sheriff Lester Bagley
- Patricia Stich as Pepper
- Tara Talboy as Dotty
- Paul Winchell as Woofer
Episodes[]
- The Paper Shaper Caper
- The Case of the Lighthouse Mouse
- The Real Gone Gondola
- Who's to Blame for the Empty Frame?
- The Weird Seaweed Creature Caper
- The Green Thumb Caper
- The Disappearing Airport Caper
- The Walking House Caper
- The Solar Energy Caper
- The Vanishing Train Caper
- The Dissolving Statue Caper
- The Missing Pig Caper
- One of Our Elephants Is Missing
- The Amazing Heist
- The Circus Caper
- The Prehistoric Monster Caper
DVD Release[]
On 11 August 2015, Warner Archive released a two-disc DVD set of Clue Club: The Complete Animated Series.
External Links[]
- Clue Club at the Big Cartoon Database