this is the Crossover Fanfiction of Rocky and Bullwinkle and Dr. Seuss's Green Eggs and Ham. Features Bullwinkle J. Moose and Guy-Am-I. And of Course, Guywinkle-Am-I. Bullwinkle J. Moose by Jay Ward. Guy-Am-I by Dr. Seuss. Guywinkle-Am-I belongs to me.

In this parody of “The Wizard of Oz”, Rocky and Bullwinkle discover the land of Oz, and the strange inhabitants that resemble the people they know…

(Or “An Old Hope”) The first episode of Star Wars, as only Rocky and Bullwinkle can relentlessly parody!

In this crossover with Underdog, Rocky and Bullwinkle team up with said superhero to take down the grandchild of one of his old villains, who in turn teamed up with Boris and Natasha.

Rocky and Bullwinkle are off to weird adventures yet again crossing over with various pals of theirs that universally leads to nowhere.

In honor of Space Jam 2 coming out this year, here’s the story of Bugs teaching a few new animated tryouts for the Tune Squad...they’re not at all coordinated. (Tom and Jerry/Animaniacs/Homestar Runner/Rocky and Bullwinkle/Looney Tunes crossover).

After a chase with Panini will he find a way to get back? (Also a The Cat & Dog News, Roobarb & Custard and Phineas & Ferb but didn't have those cartoons and I could only select 2 catagories) Short story I was just bored.

Anybody can change for the better under the right circumstances. A drabble (exactly 100 words) showing Dudley's improvement. I own the plot, not the characters. (Remember, R&B was actually several cartoons.)

In a world where nothing matters, and life itself is spiraling out of control, one man can save the fate of mankind. One man and his shotgun. (awesome metal music over video of explosions)

L: We go to New York City to stop Fearless Leader from broadcasting his speech and ruining Phineas and the Ferb tones' performance. (Another Experiment has been found.)

America calls a meeting to discuss what they should do about Boris Badenov and Natasha Fatale, who interrupt. Chaos ensues.

Abominable: A Mulder & Scully, Rocky & Bullwinkle Mystery / Summary: Why I wrote this: Because the world has gone far too long without a Moose and Squirrel and Moose and Squirrel story.