Episode
The Bullwinkle Show: Rocky & Bullwinkle - Mucho Loma (5) - The Unsatisfied Costumer or Why Not Try Brand X
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Details
- Series
- The Bullwinkle Show
- Season
- Season 5
- Episode
- Episode 36
- Air date
- 1962-09-16
Episode context
Rocky & Bullwinkle - Mucho Loma (5) - The Unsatisfied Costumer or Why Not Try Brand X is Episode 36 in Season 5 of The Bullwinkle Show. It aired on 1962-09-16.
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