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| Richard Cotting | ... | Clutch Cargo (voice) | |
| Margaret Kerry | ... | Spinner (1959) (voice) | |
| Hal Smith | ... | Various voices |
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| Phil Booth | |||
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| Clark Haas | writer | |
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| Dick Brown | .... | producer | |
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| Paul Horn | |||
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| Edwin Gillette | |||
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| Clark Haas | |||
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"An oxymoron. An animation of still pictures, with human lips" --not really, it's actually cognitive dissonance: two conflicting cognitive inputs can't be resolved...like Clutch Cargo's lips. Conan O'Brien must have been haunted by these images from his childhood. It would explain a lot about his sense of humor. It's amazing the stuff that was foisted on Baby Boomers like Clutch Cargo, Gumby and Davey and Goliath. It makes you wonder if the KGB hadn't infiltrated TV and come up with a way to warp our young minds. People think that video games and CG cartoons are bad today just imagine how these low-tech attempts at entertainment warped us...did I mention the Thunderbirds are GO!