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Ensemble Darkhorse: The beatnik Go Man Van Gogh.
Older Than They Think: Prior to the creation of this show, Bob Clampett held a puppet show called Time For Beany, which shows Cecil's roots as a hand-puppet. (which became a Running Gag in the show, as we never see the bottom of Cecil) Oh, and Stan Freberg voiced Cecil.
- The cartoon was first billed as Matty's Funnies with Beany & Cecil (sponsored by Mattel toys). It aired in prime time for just the 1961-62 season, then migrated to ABC Saturday morning for five years as just "Beany & Cecil."
Too Good to Last: And how!

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 * [[Ensemble Darkhorse]]: The beatnik Go Man Van Gogh.
-* [[Older Than They Think]]: Prior to the creation of this show, [[Bob Clampett]] held a puppet show called ''Time For Beany'', which shows Cecil's roots as a hand-puppet. (which became a [[Running Gag]] in the show, as we ''never'' see the bottom of Cecil) Oh, and [[Stan Freberg (Creator)]] voiced Cecil.
+* [[Older Than They Think]]: Prior to the creation of this show, [[Bob Clampett]] held a puppet show called ''Time For Beany'', which shows Cecil's roots as a hand-puppet. (which became a [[Running Gag]] in the show, as we ''never'' see the bottom of Cecil) Oh, and [[Stan Freberg]] voiced Cecil.
 ** The cartoon was first billed as ''Matty's Funnies with Beany & Cecil'' (sponsored by Mattel toys). It aired in prime time for just the 1961-62 season, then migrated to ABC Saturday morning for five years as just "Beany & Cecil."
 * [[Too Good to Last]]: And how!