Mézga Aladár különös kalandjai (1972)

A sequel series to the science fiction comedy "The Mézga family" (1968-1969), without the time travel theme of the original series. This series is instead inspired by the novel "Gulliver's Travels" (1726) by Jonathan Swift. The child prodigy Aladár Mézga has somehow created an inflatable interstellar spaceship named "Gulliverkli", named after the famous traveler Lemuel Gulliver. Aladár visits a different inhabited planet in each episode. Like the original novel, the cultures depicted are used to satirize various human vices. The talking dog Blöki serves as Aladár's sidekick and traveling companion.