Lippy the Lion & Hardy Har Har (1962) is a series web series in English. On MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Lippy the Lion & Hardy Har Har online in HD.
Cast & Crew
- Created by: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
- Starring: Mel Blanc, Daws Butler, Don Messick, Jean Vander Pyl
Lippy the Lion & Hardy Har Har — Series Details
| First Air Date | 1962-09-03 |
| Seasons | 1 |
| Episodes | 52 |
| Genre | series |
| Language | English |
| Status | Ended |
| Rating | 6.8/10 (4 votes) |
Lippy the Lion & Hardy Har Har — Episode Guide
Season 1
- E1: See-Saw (1962-09-03) — Lost at sea, Lippy and Hardy accidentally witness a pirate hiding his loot on a desert island. And since "dead men tell no tales", they are quickly convinced to join as the pirate'
- E2: Water-Melon Felon (1962-09-10) — After getting kicked off a cargo train, the hungry duo tries to raid a nearby watermelon patch, only to face a very protective farm watchdog.
- E3: Scare to Spare (1962-09-17) — Looking for shelter, the pair stumbles into a mad scientist's laboratory where they must evade a giant creation and a shrinking potion. What could go wrong?
- E4: Gulp and Saucer (1962-09-25) — A perfectly-ordinary picnic takes a bizarre turn when Lippy and Hardy are confronted by a pint-sized alien claiming Earth for Mars.
- E5: Map Happy (1962-10-02) — Driven by dreams of quick riches, Lippy drags Hardy on a deep-sea treasure hunt, entirely unprepared for the shark guarding the chest.
- E6: Smile the Wild (1962-10-09) — Lippy devises a scheme to collect a hefty cash reward by having Hardy masquerade as an escaped circus beast—until the real creature shows up. Ooops.
- E7: Charge of the Fright Brigade (1962-10-16) — In tribute to the "old dark house" genre, the duo find themselves caught in a spooky, supernatural mess after agreeing to help clean out a haunted house.
- E8: Film Flam (1962-10-23) — Looking to hit it big in Hollywood, Lippy is mistaken for a method actor in a realistic lion suit and ends up taking all the physical punishment in an action scene where stunt doub
- E9: Gunflighter (1962-10-30) — Sometimes known as "Gun Fighter Lippy", the title card is "Gunflighter". Either way, Lippy cons a western town into believing that a starving Hardy is a deadly, short-tempered guns
- E10: Hick Hikers (1962-11-06) — Trying to travel on a budget, the mismatched pairs' hitchhiking attempts leave them stranded with increasingly rural country folk.
- E11: A Thousand and One Frights (1962-11-08) — The duo gets wrapped up in an Arabian Nights-style misadventure filled with deceptive magic and dangerous ancient traps.
- E12: Double Trouble (1962-11-15) — Lippy’s luck hits rock bottom when he is mistaken for a notorious bank robber, forcing a panicked Hardy to help him outrun the law.
- E13: Laugh a Loaf (1962-11-22) — Desperate for dough, Lippy tries to exploit Hardy's natural misery by entering him into a high-stakes contest where the most un-laughable contestant wins.
- E14: Genie Is a Meanie (1962-11-29) — Lippy attempts to swindle a wealthy prince by claiming a reluctant Hardy is a wish-granting genie trapped in an old lamp.
- E15: Banks for Everything (1962-12-06) — The duo tries their hand at security, but they might be better as thieves. Their attempt to guard a financial vault turns into an absolute disaster of accidental break-ins.
- E16: Fiddle Faddled (1962-12-13) — Where's Jack Benny when you need him? Lippy thinks he can make Hardy a musical prodigy with a cheap violin, but the awful noise winds up causing chaos across the neighborhood inste
- E17: Kidnap Trap (1962-12-20) — Lippy and Hardy inadvertently get caught in the middle of a ransom plot, leaving them to frantically outsmart a group of bumbling crooks.
- E18: Witch Crafty (1962-12-27) — The pair crosses paths with a temperamental witch whose chaotic spells turn Lippy and Hardy's day upside down. Wacky!!
- E19: Gas Again (1963-01-03) — A mishap at a local filling station leaves the duo dealing with runaway vehicles and highly volatile situations. No smoking, please.
- E20: Horse and Waggin' (1963-01-10) — Yeee-haw! Lippy trades their meager belongings for a broken-down horse and cart, dragging a complaining Hardy into an agonizingly slow cross-country journey.
- E21: Baby Bottled (1963-01-17) — The duo accidentally takes on the roles of babysitters, quickly learning that handling a hyperactive infant is far more dangerous than any of Lippy's usual scams. Will they survive
- E22: Hard Luck Hardy (1963-01-24) — Lippy tries to cash in on an insurance policy by putting an extraordinarily unlucky Hardy into increasingly hazardous positions. What could go right?
- E23: Show Use (1963-01-31) — The pair tries to sneak into a high-end theatrical performance, resulting in them accidentally wrecking the stage and becoming the center of the show. And who would want to see tha
- E24: Injun Trouble (1963-02-07) — Get ready to cringe. While wandering through the old frontier, the duo finds themselves caught in a comedic misunderstanding with a local Native American tribe. Ugh.
- E25: Mouse in the House (1963-02-14) — Hired as exterminators, Lippy and Hardy find themselves completely outsmarted by a tiny, hyper-intelligent mouse that refuses to leave. Is it a reference to Herman, Pixie, Dixie, J
- E26: Crazy Cat Capers (1963-02-21) — Lippy tries to collect a reward for capturing an escaped exotic feline, leaving Hardy to act as the unfortunate bait.
- E27: Phony Pony (1963-02-28) — Our two scammers buy a cheap, disguised animal hoping to win a local race, but the "horse" turns out to have a mind of its own.
- E28: Egg Experts (1963-03-07) — Lippy and Hardy try their hand at rare animal breeding after discovering a giant, mysterious egg, unaware of the giant beast waiting to hatch. Totally legit. Could happen.
- E29: Rabbit Romeo (1963-03-14) — A giant, overly affectionate rabbit mistakes a terrified Hardy for its long-lost mate, and Lippy tries to use the distraction to his advantage. This video is Safe for Work.
- E30: Bird in the Hand (1963-03-21) — The duo tries to capture a rare, high-value bird, only to find that the feathered target is an absolute master of psychological warfare. Because, of course it is.
- E31: Legion Heirs (1963-03-28) — "Fooled" by promises of free room and board, Lippy accidentally signs both himself and Hardy up for a grueling stint in the French Foreign Legion.
- E32: Hoots and Saddles (1963-04-04) — The pair tries to masquerade as elite cattle ranchers, but a runaway herd of livestock quickly tramples everything, including Lippy's dreams.
- E33: Monster Mix-Up (1963-04-11) — A freak accident at a sci-fi laboratory swaps Hardy's mind with an aggressive movie monster, as you would expect. This means Lippy has to stick around and fix the chaotic mess.
- E34: Bye-Bye Fly-Guy (1963-04-18) — The duo takes on a pest control job to eliminate an unusually persistent, giant fly that proves to be entirely indestructible – much like a hyper-intelligent mouse in a prior episo
- E35: Wooden Nickels (1963-04-25) — Lippy falls for a counterfeit money scheme, leaving a skeptical Hardy to try and keep them both out of a federal prison sentence.
- E36: Two for the Road (1963-05-02) — It's not the thinnest plot you've ever seen, but a simple road trip turns into a total disaster when Lippy’s terrible navigation lands their vehicle at the bottom of a ravine.
- E37: King's X (1963-05-09) — Caught trespassing on a high-society estate, Lippy convinces the eccentric owner that Hardy is a visiting royal monarch who demands luxury treatment, and it works better than you'd
- E38: Amusement Park Lark (1963-05-16) — In a hilarious story every kid can relate to, the duo sneaks into a theme park after hours, looking for some free fun. But instead, they get trapped on a runaway rollercoaster and
- E39: T for Two (1963-05-23) — Lippy tries to hustle a game of golf at an exclusive country club, using a miserable Hardy as his uncoordinated caddy. Why? Who doesn't love golf?!?
- E40: Tiny Troubles (1963-05-30) — In a nod to Gulliver’s Travels, the traveling duo stumbles into the miniature kingdom of Lilliput, where they are viewed as destructive giants. But for some reason, they never meet
- E41: Flood for a Thought (1963-06-06) — A plumbing mishap in their rented room turns into a full-scale deluge, forcing the duo to navigate an indoor swamp. Where's Wally when you need him?
- E42: Hocus Focus (1963-06-13) — Lippy buys a camera hoping to make money as a paparazzi photographer, but his invasive photos end up angering a short-tempered mobster. Oddly, nobody dies.
- E43: Sham Rocked (1963-06-20) — The travelers journey to Ireland in search of a Leprechaun’s legendary pot of gold, but the magical creature outsmarts them at every turn. Surprising, since Leprechauns are rarely
- E44: Old Fuddy Duds (1963-06-27) — As an early model for current-day "grandma scams", Lippy tries to swindle a wealthy, elderly gentleman out of his fortune by posing as long-lost relatives, but the old man’s aggres
- E45: Chow You Feelings (1963-07-04) — Starving and broke, the pair tries to sneak a free meal from a high-end restaurant, leading to a frantic chase through the kitchen. The duo learns the lesson – if you want fast foo
- E46: Easy Doesn't It (1963-07-11) — Setting the example used by lowest-bidders everywhere, Lippy insists that a highly complex construction job can be done "the easy way," leading to a spectacular architectural colla
- E47: Drop Me a Lion (1963-07-18) — In a nod to his prior acting career, Lippy gets a job as a stunt performer, but his PTSD from that experience gets the better of him, leaving a weeping Hardy to try and save him fr
- E48: Map Sap (1963-07-25) — Dumb enough to believe a legendary treasure is buried directly underneath the local jailhouse floor, Lippy deliberately tries to get them arrested. Easier said than done?
- E49: Shark Shock (1963-08-01) — Stranded on a makeshift raft, Lippy tries to negotiate his way past a circling shark while Hardy prepares for the worst. How many sharks are going to terrorize these guys?
- E50: No Spooking Allowed (1963-08-08) — In yet another nod to the "old dark house" genre, the duo spends the night in a dilapidated mansion on a bet. Naturally, they become terrified and regret the wager.
- E51: Me-My-Mine (1963-08-15) — Nobody has more map-trouble than ya-boy Lippy. After buying a map to the famous Lost Dutchman mine from a local trickster, our pair discover that the land is already occupied by a
- E52: Together Mess (1963-08-30) — In the series long-awaited finale, Lippy’s ultimate "get-rich-quick" scheme blows up in spectacular fashion, leaving the two exactly where they started—broke, bickering, and comple
Frequently Asked Questions
How many seasons does Lippy the Lion & Hardy Har Har have? 1 season(s) with 52 episodes.
Who created Lippy the Lion & Hardy Har Har? William Hanna, Joseph Barbera.
Where can I watch Lippy the Lion & Hardy Har Har? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.
