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:''The ''Gus Gopher Show'' is a slapstick cartoon series in [[Generation 1]] continuity.''
:''The ''Gus Gopher Show'' is a slapstick cartoon series from the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].''


[[Image:Gus gopher.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Speaking statistically, probably voiced by Frank Welker]]
[[File:Gus gopher.jpg|upright=1.4|thumb|Speaking statistically, probably voiced by Frank Welker]]
The '''''Gus Gopher Show''''' features a cartoon rabbit, a duck, and, of course, Gus Gopher, with his comic catchphrase "Zone out, buddy boy!" It was extremely popular in the year 2000.
The '''''Gus Gopher Show''''' features a cartoon rabbit, a duck, and, of course, Gus Gopher, with his comic catchphrase "Zone out, buddy boy!" It was extremely popular in the year 2000.



Revision as of 04:52, 14 February 2014

The Gus Gopher Show is a slapstick cartoon series from the Generation 1 continuity family.
Speaking statistically, probably voiced by Frank Welker

The Gus Gopher Show features a cartoon rabbit, a duck, and, of course, Gus Gopher, with his comic catchphrase "Zone out, buddy boy!" It was extremely popular in the year 2000.

Fiction

Young Corgi books

Jeff Grey recorded the Gus Gopher Show over a news broadcast of Hot Rod fighting the Battlechargers. Hot Rod didn't mind, as he liked the Gus Gopher Show too!

Ravage later used this recording to reprogram the villainous city-dwellers into believing they were the cast of the Gus Gopher Show. He found this hilarious. Battle Beneath the Ice