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The Bullwinkle Show: Moose can throw passes, but can he throw an entire game? wonders Boris himself not a graduate of Penn State but of the state pen, so he enlists Natasha to feign distress-dis dress, dat dressm all she knows is she's distraught-so she plays on good-hearted Bullwinkle's sympathy by telling him her brother is on the Hard Knocks school team, and if Hard Knocks doesn't win on Saturday, he'll be thrown off and loose his letter sweater-and gee, it's turning cold too. Bullwinkle sell out Well, heroes are supposed to help damsels in distress, aren't they? Comes the big game against Hard Knocks College, and the odds on Wossamotta are long, but so are Natasha'a batty eyelashes and when Boris inpersonates her brother too, good-hearted Bullwinkle is completely taken in, until the big game's last quarter, when he spots Natasha and Boris in the stands, cheering Hard Knocks. Right at the edge of the wrong goal line, with a horde of tacklers in persuit, the furious moose stops, spots Boris, who's beat in a hasty retreat to the other side of the field, and throws the first handy object at the fleeing villain, namely, the football. Just as the speeding forward pass reaches the end zone, Rocky zooms up, snagging it for the winning points and Wossamotta becomes the top team in the country, but those two heels without souls, Boris and Natasha, can't just walk away. They have a new Fiendish Plan in mind: Assemble their own football team, the Mud City Manglers, with the toughest thugs in the state, coached by that homicidal martinet, Fearless Leader, who's back for a-POW!-guest shot.

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