Question about an animated movie similar to Dr Strangelove: would it be on topic?

Question

I'm trying to find the title of this animated movie, but I'm dubious if I can post the question in the main thread (the subject is similar to Dr Strangelove, so it is very borderline).
So the question is if I can. There were some clearly impossible things that happened, but usually happened for laughs.

I watched it in the early 90s, but probably it was a lot older (seemed '70s or early '80s).

The things I remember (I could only watch the final part):

• it was a parodistic cartoon
• The drawing style was similar to cartoons like Rocky and Bullwinkle (but no anthropomorphic animals), almost surely American
• The plot revolved about somebody trying to launch a nuclear missile to Soviet Union to start a nuclear war
• The day was saved by a sergeant (dressed as a clown), who found himself on the missile and, I think, a janitor
• During the crisis, the president of the USA continued to receive phone calls from his wife asking him to buy something before coming home

Answer 1

If you can't identify an SFF-nal aspect of the series, then it would be off-topic for the site.

For example, you note a similarity in drawing style to (I assume) the original Rocky and Bullwinkle cartoons (appearing under a variety of names).

A Rocky and Bullwinkle story with the elements you site would not be on topic on this site (it's been established that the simple presence of anthropomorphic animals does not qualify a work as on-topic).

However, Rocky and Bullwinkle did

• occasionally feature aliens;
• include "Mr. Peabody and Sherman" shorts, involving time travel;
• include "Fractured Fairy Tales" shorts, which frequently (if not always) included fantasy elements.

If you can recall some such element, that would make a difference.