Quick Draw McGraw

also included with this show:

Augie Doggie and Doggie Daddy

Snooper and Blabber

Premiered (September 29,1959)

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Voices:

Quick Draw McGraw / Baba Looey - Daws Butler

Sage Brush Sal - Julie Bennet

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Quick Draw McGraw Episodes

1959-1960 Scary Prairie Bad Guys Disguise Scat, Scout, Scat Choo-Choo Chumps Masking For Trouble Lamb Chopped Double Barrel Double Riverboat Shuffled Dizzy Desperado Sagebrush Brush Bow Wow Bandit Six Gun Spook Slick City Slicker Cattle Battle Rattled Doggone Prairie Dog El Kabong Gun Gone Goons El Kabong Strikes Again Treasure Of El Kabong Locomotive Loco Bronco Busting Boobs The Lyin' Lion Chopping Spree Elephant Boy Oh Boy Bull Leave Me Kabong Kabong's Kabong

1960-1961 El Kabong Meets El Kazing Bullet Proof Gallot Two, Too Much Twin Troubles Ali Baba Looey Shooting Room Only Yippe Coyote Gun Shy Gal Who Is El Kabong? Scooter Rabbit Talky Hawky Extra Special Extra El Kabong Jr 1961-1962 El Kabong Was Wrong Dynamite Fright Baba Bait Big Town El Kabong Mine Your Manners The Mark Of El Kabong

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Question: What was the name of that dog who would float in the air after given a dog bisquit?

Answer: His name was "Snuffles" - Here he is chopping one down now.

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Quick Draw McGraw gallery of pictures and such:

Click down below on the text to view item in the list:

1. Children's Book of "Quick Draw Mcgraw on Raspberry Ridge" (1972)
2. Quick Draw McGraw Bean Bag from Warner Brothers Studio Store (2-99)
3. Quick Draw McGraw and Baba Looey
4. Sericel of Quick Draw McGraw as Elkabong

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If you have any Quick Draw McGraw memorabilia, please email me, I would love to see it on this page!!

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