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He often uses his car's multitude of gadgets to help out the other drivers if they all get caught in the same trap. Professor Pat Pending in the Convert-a-Car 3ДЄ scientist (voiced by Don Messick) in a boat-shaped airplane-like car which can change into just about anything that moves, from mundane vehicles (such as a motorcycle) to outlandish ones (such as a giant bowling ball). Little Gruesome acts as the brains of the duo while Big Gruesome acts as the muscle. The Gruesome Twosome are often prone to foul play and use their range of creatures to scare off or sabotage the other competitors.

The Gruesomes can summon these creatures to either help them along in the race or fend off other drivers. The Gruesome Twosome in the Creepy Coupe 2Д«ig Gruesome (a lurching, huge humanoid character voiced by Daws Butler) and Little Gruesome (a purple-skinned vampire voiced by Don Messick) are monsters driving a hearse-like car with a belfry which houses a dragon, ghosts, serpents, and other horror-themed characters as well as storm clouds. The Slag Brothers' character design was re-used for Captain Caveman.

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If the whole Wacky Races series had been scored according to the Grand Prix point scoring of the period the Slag Brothers would have been the champions. Often they directly attack other drivers with their clubs and various rock attacks.

They accelerate by hitting the car (or at times, each other) with their clubs. The Slag Brothers can summon up a Pteranodon to help them. The Slag Brothers sometimes reconstruct their car from scratch just by using their clubs on any large boulder that is available. Rock and Gravel Slag (voiced by Daws Butler and Don Messick) are Cavemen driving a wheeled boulder. Whenever Dick Dastardly's evil schemes failed, he angrily exclaimed: 'DRAT!!! DRAT!!! AND DOUBLE DRAT!!!' This was followed by Muttley's snickering. It never seems to occur to him to race fairly even though he would presumably triumph every time. But in every episode, after blazing far ahead of the others, Dastardly would stop to set up various booby traps for the other racers and this would eventually cost him the race. The Mean Machine appears to have been by far the fastest vehicle, providing Dastardly with a theoretically unbeatable advantage. In this series they were actually able to pull off a win. Dick Dastardly and Muttley would also appear in Fender Bender 500, racing against characters like Yogi Bear and Quick Draw McGraw. He is often foiled by the finishing line itself, where he makes a sprint at the end to gain the lead but while sneering and looking behind him at the other competitors fails to notice that parts protruding from the mean machine (often sails or rockets) are too big to get under the finish banner and he subsequently crashes into it.

In fact, he has only crossed the line five times: thrice in last place, once in fifth place (beating the Surplus Special) and even once in first place (but in the replay was 'disqualified for stretching a point'). Dastardly concocts plans and traps in order to maintain a lead, but most of his plans backfire, causing him to finish in last place.Д«ecause of this, Dastardly has never won a Wacky Race or even officially finished in the top three. Dastardly (voiced by late Paul Winchell, in a manner that Winchell would use several years later to portray the Smurfs' nemesis Gargamel) is an archetypal mustache-twirling villain Muttley (voiced by late Don Messick) is his trademark wheezily snickering, anthropomorphic dog henchman. The antagonists of the series, in a purple, rocket-powered car with an abundance of concealed weapons and the ability to fly. Dick Dastardly and Muttley in the Mean Machine 00 (The Double Zero)