a fence, fell into Dogpatch's Bottomless Canyon; Anyface tried to get the folks who live on the side of the canyon to save him by changing into John Wayne, however, as John Wayne always defeated the Indians in the movies-the "natives" refused to save him; in his last desperate chance Anyface changed himself into Lyndon Baines Johnson; however the last inhabitant of "Bottomless Canyon" {A cartoon version of Senator Barry Goldwater} refuses to save Anyface from being doomed to fall forever!"Fearful" Fosdick (a.k.a. "The Original") - Fosdick's own dastardly, turncoat father (1948). The senior Fosdick, a former policeman-turned-criminal mastermind, is one of only a handful of recurring Fosdick villains.Jerry J. Fosdick - Fosdick's evil twin con-man brother; after he finds out about Prudence Pimpleton's 17-year engagement (+ steak dinners) to Fosdick, Jerry J. Fosdick switches clothing with Fosdick and takes his place so he can "marry" (i.e. steal her money) Prudence Pimpleton; Fosdick "stops" the "wedding" at the last minute! (August 24, 1975)The Chippendale Chair - A murderously evil piece of furniture (1948). Fosdick admonishes it, "You're going to get the chair, Chair!" As usual Fosdick does bring the chair to the electric chair--but only after a large body count due to Fosdick's stupidity.Elmer Schlmpf - The product-tampering urban terrorist from "The Case of the Poisoned Beans" who is beyond the reach of the law—being already dead (1950).The Atom Bum - A vagrant tramp on an escalating crime spree, loaded with radioactive plutonium—and thus deadly if he is so much as jarred. After he is found not to be destructive, he makes the mistake of walking on the grass despite a "Do not walk on the Grass" sign, and is shot dead by Fearless Fosdick (1951).Sidney the Crooked Parrot - Fosdick's own mutinous, criminally insane house pet who after Fosdick cut down on his supply of crackers, made up his own criminal gang and nearly succeeded in killing Fosdick--but who ended up as a meal for Fosdick (1953).Ezio the Pincher - A petty jewel thief who stashes the "hot" Beanfort Knox wristwatch inside Fosdick's skull—where Fosdick cannot find it, but can hear it ticking (1957). His name was a play on real-life opera star, Ezio Pinza.Nelson Shrinkafeller - The mysterious Jívaro Jungle headshrinker (1959). His moniker was a takeoff on then-New York governor (and future vice president) Nelson Rockefeller.Ricky Smellgood- a lovesick teenage Mayor for the Day who tries to