He Ain't Heavy He's My Brother

Mungo gets a letter from Granny McMungo in Ireland requesting Mungo to take care of his kid brother Mingo. Mingo turns out to be a handful, running with a bad gang and challenging the Catillac Cats to a junkyard joust.

This is a very strange season 2 episode.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• catillac
• heathcliff
• riff
• raff
• cleo
• hector
• wordsworth
• mungo
• leroy
• bush
• 80s
• cartoon
• DIC
• furry

[Tailzkip]

lol Mongo's cieling fan hat is hilarious XD

[sparkfirehot]

Aye but those were my boooooties!!! lol

[lisachineserooster]

@ExplorerDS6789 lol no offense, but this was the 80,s ,,they wanted to entertain kids, not show them that stuff like nowadays they do which was predicitable. besides for them it wasn,t the ending. it was probarly was time for change. the 80,s was a hungry time for newer fresher television shows..which meant more money for the companies..there was a lot of competition back then!!

[ExplorerDS6789]

Looks as though this was the series finale. I guess they just canceled it, because I think a proper final episode would include Riff Raff and Cleo finally tying the knot and either her moving in with him or him moving in with her, or they both move away some place. Riff Raff decides to settle down and give up this wild life, at least for a while. They go their separate ways, Hector is given control of the gang and they all begin their new lives.

[Akutare]

@Akira625

Both are produced by the same company. Much like you always saw Inspector Gadget Refernces in Heathcliff.

[heine71]

"You're supposed to read it, not iron it!"

[ssendas1982]

@heine71

yes

[ssendas1982]

And yet, it was aired as LAST episode of the whole cartoon.

[Akira625]

They're using music from The Littles in this episode.

[illDiology]

It's about a gang of cats that live in a junkyard during the mid 80's and over-enthusiastically embrace the fashion and trends of their time.

In other words, it's pretty rad.