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Harry Moleman

...Oh, who am I kidding? I'm just useless.

–Harry Moleman

Harry Moleman is the main adversary in The Mole, the Mob, and the Meatball and returns in some later episodes.

Character Details[]

The police originally sent Harry Moleman to infiltrate the Toy Mafia. However, he switched sides and went on to become their leader, adopting the name Don Ted E. Bear and put on a suit to make him look big. In The Mole, the Mob, and the Meatball, he hoped to gain much power through a ploy involving hypnotic bear toys but was thwarted by Sam & Max, who destroyed his toy factory.

He also has a cameo in Culture Shock, when at the home you can find a poster called "Harry Moleman, The life Story"

After being presumed dead when the factory exploded he later made a reappearance manning the tourist shop on the moon. At that point he was revealed to be much smaller and weaker than his Ted E. Bear suit had made him appear earlier. During Night of the Raving Dead he made a failed bid for Sybil's affection. In What's new, Beelzebub? he was revealed to have taken a new job as Death.

In Season Three, due to a power shake-up, Harry was fired as death off-screen. He starts work for Dr. Momma Bosco as her assistant (though she never actually hired him). He was later captured by General Skun-ka'pe, but escaped. In Beyond the Alley of the Dolls, Harry takes part in a seance to bring Dr. Momma Bosco's ghost back. Sam and Max were able to do so by tricking Harry into believing he had a conversation with his recently-deceased Uncle Morty. Later in the episode, he is heard from the inside of the Statue of Liberty, looking for his uncle's hidden stamp collection.

Likes and Dislikes[]

Likes[]

  • Sybil Pandemik

Dislikes[]

  • Zombies (because they break things)

Trivia[]

  • In the remastered game, his white pupils from his black eyes can move.
  • In Night of the Raving Dead it is stated that he has astigmatism.

Names in other languages[]

Language Name Meaning
French Harry Lataupe Harry the mole
German Harry Maulwurf "Maulwurf" means mole.
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