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The Bullwinkle Show Season 4 Episode 2 - Watch Legally and Safely

The Bullwinkle Show Season 4 Episode 2

Episode Title: Painting Theft (4, 5 & 6)
Countries: USA,
Airing Date: June 15, 1962
Runtime:30 mins
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The Bullwinkle Show: Bullwinkle has taken the art world by storm with his whitewash paintings. Boris and Natasha have a scheme, and have Bullwinkle sign an "autograph" which is actually a will leaving all of his paintings to Boris when he's dead. Boris plants TNT underneath Rocky and Bullwinkle's house until Boris forgets one point: if he blows up Rocky and Bullwinkle, he'll blow up the paintings! So he and Natasha ask to see the paintings outside in the light, where Boris is baffled to find Bullwinkle had just finished his 35th painting, now Boris and Natasha don't know which 10 are the stolen masters. Boris and Natasha take what they think are the 10 masters and take them to Fearless Leader, where when he cleans the whitewash off, he finds they're nothing but blank canvases. Bullwinkle sent the 10 first ones to the Paris museum, where when they're clean, the museum has the 10 stolen masters back. Bullwinkle can't sell a painting anymore since over the weekend, a new artist arrived in Frostbite Falls who paints with chicken gizzards. THE END

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