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The Magilla Gorilla Show · S1E17 — Annie Hoaxley
Season 1 episodes
1. Big GameJan 14, 1964
2. Atchison, Topeka & Sam JoseJan 14, 1964
3. Calling All KinJan 14, 1964
4. Gridiron GorillaJan 21, 1964
5. Good Little Bad GuyJan 21, 1964
6. Small ChangeJan 21, 1964
7. Private MagillaJan 28, 1964
8. Cradle RobberJan 28, 1964
9. HornswoggledJan 28, 1964
10. Bank PranksFeb 4, 1964
11. West PestFeb 4, 1964
12. Muscle TussleFeb 4, 1964
13. Groovey MovieFeb 11, 1964
14. TV ShowFeb 11, 1964
15. Cat NippedFeb 11, 1964
16. AirliftFeb 18, 1964
17. Annie HoaxleyFeb 18, 1964
18. Army-Nervy GameFeb 18, 1964
19. Come Blow Your DoughFeb 25, 1964
20. School DazeFeb 25, 1964
21. Seein’ is Believin’Feb 25, 1964
22. Mad ScientistMar 3, 1964
23. Sheepy WolfMar 3, 1964
24. Courtin’ DisasterMar 3, 1964
25. Masquerade PartyMar 10, 1964
26. Big ThinkerMar 10, 1964
27. A Tale of Two KittiesMar 10, 1964
28. Come Back, Little MagillaMar 17, 1964
29. Two Too ManyMar 17, 1964
30. Chomp RompMar 17, 1964
31. Fairy GodmotherMar 24, 1964
32. Bad Guys Are Good GuysMar 24, 1964
33. Catch as a Cat Can DayMar 24, 1964
34. Planet ZeroMar 31, 1964
35. Itchy-Finger GunslingerMar 31, 1964
36. Jump BumpsMar 31, 1964
37. Prince CharmingApr 7, 1964
38. Clunko BunkoApr 7, 1964
39. Nowhere BearApr 7, 1964
40. Motorcycle MagillaApr 14, 1964
41. Slick Quick GunApr 14, 1964
42. Legend of Bat MousetersonApr 14, 1964
43. Is that Zoo?Apr 21, 1964
44. Mostly GhostlyApr 21, 1964
45. Super DrooperApr 21, 1964Synopsis
Word reached Ricochet and Droop-Along that Buzzard Bates was on his way, seeking retribution. Ricochet quickly assembled a group to ensure Bates didn’t stir up any trouble. When Buzzard arrived, he was disguised as an elderly woman, and Ricochet found himself puzzled by her deliberate distance from him, especially given the recent bank robbery. Some discreet inquiries later, Ricochet uncovered the truth: the old woman was indeed Buzzard, and he enlisted the aid of a local establishment to handle
