Rocky and His Friends

When the noble but forgetful Earl of Crankcase takes a high dive into an empty pool, the nephews (Filcher, Belcher, and, ahem, Jay) gather at the prestigious law firm of Lamb, Curry & Rice for the reading of the will. A million-pound note goes to the new earl, identified only by a photograph of a foot on which is inscribed Rue Brittania. Naturally enough, the foot turns out to belong to a moose, and the moose in question turns out to reside in Frostbite Falls, Minnesota. When Rocky and Bullwinkle set sail for the ancestral homeland of the Crankcases, the three nefarious nephews set out to do them in.

The S.S. Flotsam, the luxurious ocean liner carrying our heroes to England, is sunk, but Rocky and Bullwinkle make it to shore. There they get into a peculiar taxicab with three suspicious-appearing drivers who drive them directly to the White Cliffs of Dover, where they're foiled in their attempt to do Rocky and Bullwinkle in. Upon hoofing it back to London, our heroes learn that the million-pound inheritance will be Bullwinkle's, just as soon as he's spent a week in the ancestral manse, Abominable Manor.

Rocky and Bullwinkle aren't particularly fond of the gloomy surroundings at Abominable Manor... particularly the Burmese tiger trap.

In an explosive situation, the call goes out to an exterminator, whose job is not to make it worse, it's Badenov.

Boris vows a ""change of earl,"" so he disguises himself first as a British bobby and then as a surgeon all too eager to operate on the belly-aching Bullwinkle, who's pigged out on Macadamia nuts.

A faulty fuse box in Abominable Manor saves Bullwinkle some unnecessary cuts, but he may be cut out of his inheritance anyway.

Boris Badenov, that Dracula of the cartoon industry, lures our heroes into a conveniently constructed rocket ship.