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Rusty’s devil-side tricks Rusty to sneak in to the Wizard’s laboratory to make a heart, The angel-side tried to give him advice not to sneak in. © 1961 Rankin/Bass and NBCUniversal

Dorothy teaches Socrates to chew gum since she is the “bubble champ”, which leads to The Wicked Witch disguising as a train conductor and taking Socrates and Dorothy to take a train ride. © 1961 Rankin/Bass and NBCUniversal

Dandy’s grandfather tells Dandy how he used to have courage by sucking his thumb. © 1961 Rankin/Bass and NBCUniversal

Audio synced with an old syndicated print courtesy of Travis Douchette Toto helps Rusty deliver the mail, however, a dogcatcher kidnaps Toto and puts him in a cage. Rusty and Dandy try to bail him out, but Rusty lets all the dogs out instead. © 1961 Rankin/Bass and NBCUniversal

Synced with an old syndicated print (the one with splicings) ​⁠@MonkeykidCartoonArchive2 uploaded this episode prior to his original channel being nuked Reuploaded to fix an audio splicing error Two flying monkeys operate an aerial rescue service and attempt to organize a flight for Dorothy back to Kansas before getting called for an emergency. © 1961 Rankin/Bass and NBCUniversal

There is this scene where Rusty is taking a shower and sings “Singin’ in the (Shower)” aka Singin’ in the Rain from the 1952 movie, in later prints this line was replaced.

Rusty and Socrates stargaze until a comet appears, they find a star named Twinkles “Twinkie” who is losing her light, Rusty builds a rocket ship to get Twinkie to the stars. © 1961 Rankin/Bass and NBCUniversal

The Wizard can’t find his wishbone, he looks everywhere and he can’t find it, so Rusty and Socrates join to help the Wizard. Title card was recreated to original print, and added a scene that was spliced in the CFTO print SOURCES: - 1990s On Demand Print - CFTO Cartoon Playhouse Print © 1961 Rankin/Bass and NBCUniversal

Rusty pulls a prank by giving Dandy a box that punches him in the face, Dandy starts crying and Rusty begins to feel bad, A bunch of munchkins start running over Socrates, Rusty and Socrates trade their heart and brain. Title card was recreated to original print SOURCES: - 1990s On Demand Print - Old Syndication Print © 1961 Rankin/Bass and NBCUniversal