Season
- Season 3 1959-12-19
- Season 2 1958-12-13
- Season 1 1957-12-14
Episode
- Episode 1: Dizzy Deputies
- Episode 2: Later Later, Alligator
- Episode 3: Gator Caper
- Episode 4: Chip Off the Old Chopper
- Episode 5: La Fitt to Be Tied
- Episode 6: Hide and Go Seek on Okeechonokee Creek
- Episode 7: Boom Boom Doom
- Episode 8: Spellbound Fool in a Round Whirlpool
- Episode 9: Fast Chase Through a Spooky Place
- Episode 10: Looks Like the End for a Cotton Picking Friend
- Episode 11: No Laff on Half of a Raft
- Episode 12: Gator Thrills and Whooshmobiles
- Episode 13: Trapped and Snapped Sap
- Episode 14: Spooky Meeting at Spooky Rock
- Episode 15: Dig the Bigger Digger
- Episode 16: The Secret Bizz of Professor Gizz
- Episode 17: Test Hop Flip Flop
- Episode 18: Sticks and Stones and Aching Bones
- Episode 19: Gun, Gun, Who's Got the Gun?
- Episode 20: Big Papoose on the Loose
- Episode 21: Mine, Mine, All Mine Gold Mine
- Episode 22: Gold Data in the Substrata
- Episode 23: The Ghost with the Most
- Episode 24: In the Soup with a Supernatural Snoop
- Episode 25: Sneaky Knaves in the Caves
- Episode 26: Tailspin Twins
- Episode 27: Sky High Fly Guys
- Episode 28: A Tisket, a Tasket, Who Lost Their Basket?
- Episode 29: Three's a Crowd in a Cloud
- Episode 30: Fine Feathered Birds of a Feather
- Episode 31: A Bird in Hand Is a Handy Bird
- Episode 32: No Laffy Daffy
- Episode 33: Tiff on a Skiff
- Episode 34: Sub a Dub Dub
- Episode 35: Squawky No Talky
- Episode 36: Big Beak Tweaks Big Sneak
- Episode 37: Off on a Toot with the Loot to Boot
- Episode 38: Thanks a Lot for X Marks the Spot
- Episode 39: Tail of a Sail in a Whale
- Episode 40: Misguided Missile
- Episode 41: Triple Trouble Trip
- Episode 42: Around the Moon in Eighty Ways
- Episode 43: Button, Button, Who Pushed the Button?
- Episode 44: No Traces of Aces of Spaces
- Episode 45: Lilipunies Meet Mooney Goonies
- Episode 46: Little Guys are a Big Surprise
- Episode 47: Two Is Company — a Million Is a Little Crowded
- Episode 48: Big Bop for a Big Flop
- Episode 49: Things Get Tough for Ruff — Sure 'Nuff
- Episode 50: Whap — Caught in a Trap by a Sap
- Episode 51: Spin, Spin a Web to Catch a Blop In
- Episode 52: Have Blop, Will Travel
The Ruff and Reddy Show
The Ruff and Reddy Show is a Hanna-Barbera animated series starring Ruff, a straight and smart cat voiced by Don Messick, and Reddy, a dumb and stupid dog voiced by Daws Butler. First broadcast in December 1957 on NBC, it was the first television show produced by Hanna-Barbera and presented by Screen Gems, the television arm of Columbia Pictures.
