Post by AshtonsMediaArchives on Aug 30, 2019 17:16:33 GMT
Dynomutt: Dog Wonder was a Hanna-Barbera cartoon created in 1974 as the "Scooby-Doo--Dynomutt Hour" and aired on ABC until 1976, where the series was split. In 1976, the series was entitled "Dynomutt: Dog Wonder." A total of 14 episodes were produced in season one.
In 1977, the series received season two. No Scooby-Doo cameos and was rebranded as "The Blue Falcon & Dynomutt." A total of 4 episodes were produced for this season. The only thing different about these episodes is that they were split up into two parts per episode.
However, these episodes have yet to see the light of day on DVD media. Season two was uploaded first on the now defunct toon.is channel, and later to kisscartoon. But there was one episode that has been lost, until 3 February 2018, where YouTube user "Boomereboot Official - Boomerang Archive" uploaded the lost episode for years, "Shadowman."
Kisscartoon later removed the series due to most of its copyright claims. Toon.is (aka FunnierMoments) was shut down many years ago. A snippet of "Shadow Man" was captured, but only the first few minutes. Now, this episode is free to watch on YouTube.
In 1977, the series received season two. No Scooby-Doo cameos and was rebranded as "The Blue Falcon & Dynomutt." A total of 4 episodes were produced for this season. The only thing different about these episodes is that they were split up into two parts per episode.
However, these episodes have yet to see the light of day on DVD media. Season two was uploaded first on the now defunct toon.is channel, and later to kisscartoon. But there was one episode that has been lost, until 3 February 2018, where YouTube user "Boomereboot Official - Boomerang Archive" uploaded the lost episode for years, "Shadowman."
Kisscartoon later removed the series due to most of its copyright claims. Toon.is (aka FunnierMoments) was shut down many years ago. A snippet of "Shadow Man" was captured, but only the first few minutes. Now, this episode is free to watch on YouTube.
