The exploits of Jack "Rabbit" Wheeler and the Hot Wheels Racing Club.The exploits of Jack "Rabbit" Wheeler and the Hot Wheels Racing Club.The exploits of Jack "Rabbit" Wheeler and the Hot Wheels Racing Club.
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- TriviaThe Federal Trade Commission had the show banned. According to the FTC, this was not really a television show but a half-hour ad for Hot Wheels.
- ConnectionsSpoofed in Futurama: The Prince and the Product (2023)
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A Precursor of Things to Come
A some of the other posters have mentioned, this and "Skyhawks" were probably the earliest examples of cartoon series that had a toy tie in. Of course, this was several years before shows like "Transformers", "He Man" and "GI Joe" would hit the airwaves and would make weekday afternoons into a virtual infomercial for various toys. However, this show was one of the first and probably one of the best. I still fondly remember it and I would look forward to watching it on Saturday morning. At least they had some cool animation to make you keep watching even if you didn't want the toys. Of course, I did get plenty of Hot Wheels cars as well as the tracks, but this cartoon really didn't have an impact on my decision. Besides, I was only three years old at the time.
This definitely is a lost classic.
This definitely is a lost classic.
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- Sargebri
- Oct 20, 2009
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- Hot Wheels: Volantes Audazes
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