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''Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels'' was introduced as part of ''Scooby's All-Star [[Laff-A-Lympics]]'' on [[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]] in 1977. When not competing on [[Scooby Doo]]'s team, Cavey and his trio of beauties solved mysteries in yet another variation of the Scooby format. Cavey, a caveman [[Superhero]] frozen in a block of ice until thawed in the 20th century by the Teen Angels, kept many gadgets and live dinosaurs inside his fur. He also possessed superhuman strength, and (thanks to his club) could even fly; those powers were prone to giving out at unwelcome occasions.
Voice talent included [[Mel Blanc]], Laurel Page, Marilyn Schreffler and Vernée Watson-Johnson.
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* [[Legion of Doom]]: A team-up of the segments' various villains (spearheaded by Mr. Bad) is seen in one episode.
* [[Missing Mom]]: Captain Caveman must have married ''someone'' in order to produce Junior, but his wife is never seen.
* [[Paper-Thin Disguise]]: The duo once disguised themselves as villains by donning domino masks. Since this was in an [[Amnesia Episode]], the amnesiac Captain Caveman decides that since he's wearing such a mask, he must be a villain, and then proceeds to steal so much stuff that there's nothing left for all the other criminals to rob.
* [[Super-Hero Origin]]: For both Captain Caveman (in a flashback episode) and his son, Cavey Jr. (the pilot showing that he was allowed to join his father in crimefighting once he became old enough).
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