The Bullwinkle Show: Protecting Moose and Squirrel is all part of the plot, says Fearless Leader, pointing out that in the words of the immortal Mr. Big, a watched plot never thickens. But a watched Boris does get his satellite marching orders, while Natasha goes through her pocketbook in search of a Secret Agent Poker Kit, but all she can find is poison lipstick in kiss-of-death pink, some booby pins for setting booby traps, an autographed picture of Benedict Arnold, and her PTA membership card (that is, Pickpockets and Thieves Associated of course.) Meanwhile, in search of some cooling shade, our heroes enter a nice cool tunnel, only to come racing out pursued by a fast express train that lands them right back where they started, in Frostbite Falls. To get to Peaceful Valley, Rocky and Bullwinkle are going to need a demon travel agent, and that's exactly who they get when a vaguely familiar Tradewind La Tour turns up, with a trip itinerary that includes stop in Paris, Greenland, Nome, and Pismo Beach, But our heroes don't have the ten-thousand-dollar tariff; their thirty-eight cents total does buy an alternative itinerary-namely, straight down the Missouri River via the S.S. Huck Finn, a rather small raft. Meanwhile, Boris pursues in the lap of luxury, reclining in a rickshaw pulled by Natasha, who, Boris blithely assures her, we will have a figure like M.M by the end of their journey. Marilyn Monroe inquires Ms. Fatale? Not at all, replies Boris. Minnie Mouse. A last arriving in Peaceful Valley, Missouri, our heroes find the town deserted, but that's only because two feuding clans, the Hatfuls and the Floys, are about to start blasting from opposite sides of the main street. Taken prisoner by the Hatfuls, Rocky and Bullwinkle are taken at gunpoint to their leader, Hateful Dan Hatful, who turns out to be Boris in a fake beard. Meanwhile, Fearless Leader boards a sleek black missile for the express flight to Peaceful Valley.

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Animation, Comedy, Sci-Fi, Family, Fantasy