The Ruff and Reddy Show is a Hanna-Barbera animated series starring Ruff, a straight and smart cat voiced by Don Messick, and Reddy, a dumb and stupid dog voiced by Daws Butler. First broadcast in December 1957 on NBC, it was the first television show produced by Hanna-Barbera and presented by Screen Gems, the television arm of Columbia Pictures.
The best episode of "The Ruff and Reddy Show" season 2 is "Egg Yeggs", rated N/A/10 from 0 user votes. It was directed by N/A and written by N/A. "Egg Yeggs" aired on 12/13/1958 and is rated NaN point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "The Dummy Mummy".
Ruff and Reddy help Dr. Gizmo to protect his valuable Chickasaurus egg from some thieves.
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Killer and Diller in mummy guises swipe the Chickasaurus egg, wrapping Ruff and Reddy in their mummy wrappings.
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Gizmo, Ruff and Reddy pursue Killer and Diller, but the Chickosaurus egg tumbles out of their truck and towards our heroes.
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The Chickasaurus falls down a cliff and cracks. When Ruff, Reddy and Dr. Gizmo reach the egg, it begins to hatch.
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The Chickasaurus has only managed to partially hatch from the egg. When it does hatch Killer and Diller arrive.
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As Killer and Diller try to take the Chickasaurus away, but Ruff, Reddy and Dr. Gizmo get tangled with the running Chickasaurus.
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As the Chickasaurus becomes airborne, Killer and Diller follow by helicopter all the way to a secret prehistoric jungle.
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After a Brontosaurus blows Killer and Diller away, Ruff and Reddy try to flee from the jungle but they run towards a T-Rex.
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Ruff, Reddy and Dr. Gizmo take shelter in a cave from a T-Rex. In the darkness they see a pair of eyes.
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Ruff, Reddy and Dr. Gizmo are met by a cave boy called Ubble-Ubble, who knocks out the T-Rex. Killer and Diller kidnap Ubble-Ubble.
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Ubble-Ubble bats Killer and Diller but they recapture him and Ruff, Reddy and Dr. Gizmo are confronted by a sabre-toothed tiger.
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Ubble-Ubble lands in the chickasaurus nest where the chickasaurus is nursing a pair of eggs.
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Killer and Diller try to steal the chickasaurus eggs but are flattened by Reddy. Ubble-Ubble joins the team back home (where Gizmo has presumably adopted him) and becomes a little league baseball sensation.
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At the Grand Canyon, Ruff and Reddy hear of rumors of a pint-sized pony and as to the validity of their existence. Harry Scary hears of the rumors as well.
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Harry Scary sends Reddy on his out-of-control donkey Poco Loco, who disappears in a burrow.
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Ruff and Reddy make their way through the burrow where they see Poco Loco has made friends with a pony no bigger than Reddy's hand.
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Harry Scary tracks the Pee-Wee Pony's hoofprints, and Pee-Wee leads Harry on a chase.
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Harry lassos Pee-Wee but the pint-sized pony refuses to give up.
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Pee-Wee escapes Harry's clutches and hides out in Reddy's hat. Poco Loco gives it to Harry "in the end."
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Harry Scary tries to hold our heroes at gunpoint in exchange for Pee-Wee, but Poco Loco steals Harry's gun. As Pee-Wee heads back home, Harry lies in wait for him.
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Harry Scary captures Pee-Wee in a sack. Pee-Wee's mother runs to alert Poco Loco, Ruff and Reddy.
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Harry Scary escapes with Pee-Wee in a motorboat, pursued closely by Ruff and Reddy.
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Harry takes Pee-Wee to his carnival, where he plans to get rich off using the pint-size pony as an attraction.
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As our heroes head for Harry Scary's carnival, Pee-Wee goes through indignities as a performer in Harry's show.
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Pee-Wee is locked in a strongbox as Ruff, Reddy and Poco Loco infiltrate the carnival.
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