The episode deals with Broom Hilda addicted to alcohol and her friends intervene. A Very Special Episode: Downplayed with the kid-friendly animated Broom Hilda episode "Flying High" on the Fabulous Funnies.Trademark Favorite Food: Gaylord really loves eating popcorn.Time Travel: Broom Hilda can do this with her magic, usually going back to visit comical versions of historical figures.Upon now realizing how bad her own life is, she takes a plunge instead. Hilda tells him of the even worse things in her life and the man decides that his life isn't so bad and decides not to jump. Talking Down the Suicidal: During a Sunday strip, Hilda sees a man on a ledge about to jump, listing all the recent horrible things he's had.Really 700 Years Old: Broom Hilda is 1500 years old and was once married to Attila the Hun.
Nerd Glasses: Gaylord is never seen without his thick glasses.Similar to Krazy Kat, the details of backgrounds can change while the characters remain stationary. Mind Screw: The backgrounds of the strips can be like this.Lighter and Softer: For Broom Hilda herself at least at the strip's launch, she smoked cigars and chugged beer.The Gadfly: Grelber, who regularly dispenses vicious insults and pulls pranks too if he is in a really bad mood.By the Lights of Their Eyes: Grelber's eyes are only seen from his shadowy log home.June Foray reprised her role as Broom Hilda.
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The third was a brief appearance in the 1980 TV Special The Fantastic Funnies.Broom Hilda was voiced by June Foray Gaylord by Bob Holt and Irwin and Grelber by Alan Oppenheimer. The second was another Filmation production Fabulous Funnies (1978).The first was Archie's TV Funnies where Broom Hilda was voiced by Jane Webb.Animated Adaptation: Not one but three!.Adjective Animal Alehouse: The Snail & Quail Club from the Fabulous Funnies episode "Flying High".Accessory-Wearing Cartoon Animal: Gaylord Buzzard wears thick, horn-rimmed glasses, spats and (sometimes) a fez for reading.This comic strip has examples of the following tropes: This character has nothing to do with Brawn Hilda. Grelber, an unseen figure with only his eyes and smirking mouth visible from inside his home, a log he dispenses "Free Insults" as a sign on his log reads.
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