bald Nosferatu-style vampire from Transylvania complete with Bela Lugosi accent. Dr. What, internationally feared evil genius. Sexy senorita Tequila Mockingbird (a play on To Kill a Mockingbird) who teams up with her bandito boyfriends the Enchilada Brothers, Beef and Chicken, to stir up revolution in the tiny Latin American country of San Domino. Another recurring, non-criminal character in the series was sportscaster Vincent Yafnarro, who appeared in several sports-related episodes. Roger's tough little old mother, Ma Ramjet, appeared in several episodes; her voice was an imitation of Jonathan Winters' "Maude Frickert" character, and she had her own variation on her son's Proton Energy Pills, "Ma Ramjet's Atomic Vitamins for Old People whose Get-Up-and-Go Got Up and Left." Lance Crossfire (a parody of actor Burt Lancaster; the name may have been a pun on real life test pilot Scott Crossfield), Ramjet's toothy test pilot rival for the affections of his short, Southern-accented sweetheart Lotta Love, is also likely to get in the way. When Lance and Roger cross paths, neither one of them wins: in one episode, the always-fickle Lotta ends up dating General Brassbottom, who promises the two men that he will take care of her. As is his way, Roger does not realize that they have both lost — unlike Lance, who inevitably ends these cartoons with the phrase, "Oh, Roger — Shut up!" Episodes Season one (1965) "Dr. Ivan Evilkisser" "The Sheik" "Bat Guy" "The Shaft" "Kokomo" "Baseball" "The Cowboy" "Dee Kidnap" "Drafted" "TV Crisis" "Miss America" "The Pirates" "Revolution" "Torture" "The Race" "Jack the Nipper" "Ma Ramjet" "The Cockroaches" - this episode is a parody of The Beatles "Moon" "Hi Noon" "Bank Robbers" "Sun Clouds" "Football" "Bullfighter" "Bathysphere" "Skydiving" "Monkey" "Dr. Frank N. Schwine" "The Martins and the Coys" "Planets" "Orbit" "Tennis" Season two (1966) "Werewolf" "Flying Saucers" "Skateboards" "Scotland Yard" "Long Joan Silver" "Moonshot" "Treasure in Sierra's Mattress" "Tarzap" "Comics" "Jet Boots" "Little Roger" "Cycles" "Air Devil" "Spy in the Sky" "Hollywood" "Track Meet" "Surf Nuts" "Dry Dock" "Machines" "Coffee" "Stolen" "Assassins" "Genie" "Airplane" "Woodsman" "K.O. at the Gun Fight Corral" "Mars" "Puck" "Pirate Gold" "Fox" "Super Mother" "Dr. What" Season three (1967) "Party" "Large Leslie" "Gamey" "Time Machine" "Horse" "Pool" "Ancestors" "Hoop-dee-Doo" "Big Woof" "Robot Plants" "Robot Plot" "Turkey" "Fishing" "Purloined Pinky" "Snow" "Ripley" "Monster Masquerade" "Lompoc Diamond" "School" "Vaudeville" "Coffee House" "Pirate Games" "Horse Race" "Missing" "Dentist" "Rip Van Ramjet" "Desert Ox" "Ad Game"