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There were two cartoon segments in the series.
MONSTER TAILS: A group of pets who lived in a Transylvanian castle with their master Igor Jr.
FENDER BENDER 500: The Wacky Races of the 90's which had the racers drive monster trucks. Competitors included Yogi & Boo Boo (#1), Huck & Snagglepuss (#2), Wally Gator & Magilla Gorilla (#3), Top Cat & Beany (#4), Quick Draw McGraw & Baba Looey (#5), Pixie & Dixie (#6), Augie Doggie & Doggie Daddy (#7), Secret Squirrel and Morroco Mole (#8), Snooper and Blabber (#9), Choo Choo and Squiddly Diddly (#10), Ruff and Reddy (#11), Lippy the Lion and Hardy Har Har (#12), Winsome Witch (#13), Hokey Wolf and Ding a Ling (#14), Punkin Puss and Mr. Jinks (#15), Breezly and Sneezly (#16), Peter Potamus and So So (#17), Cindy Bear (#18), Mush Mouse (#19)and Ricochet Rabbit and Droop a Long (#20) along with those famous evil doers (who won a race once in a while) Dick Dastardly & Muttley (#00). Shadoe Stevens (Hollywood Squares), provided the narration!
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