Behold, two rabbits: Eightball, an ever-upbeat offbeat optimist, and Weenus, sarcastic and small, one-eyed, bitter. The latter is possessed by an Ignatizian longing for the unobtainable Trixie -- bohemian, reader of existential philosophy, master of the diatonic button accordion. And please take note of the foxes: Pif, rabbit-friend, smarter than he looks, caretaker of Jumpy the flea; and Preston, Pif’s dad, a hardcore carnivore, rabbit-hungry and dangerously dumb. There is beguiling beauty in this strange and colorful world, and also a duck named Doodles. Did we mention the MacGuffin in the briefcase? Let the show begin.
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Brian K
said, 5 months ago
Good thing not curious George, he’d be like " Oh What does this button do?" KABOOM!!
Jonathan Lemon
said, 5 months ago
FACT: He had no tail so technically Curious George was not a monkey, but an ape.
detourjones said, 5 months ago
@Jonathan Lemon
makes him Curious Tarzan?
Night-Gaunt49 said, 5 months ago
How about “Pecunious George?”
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Pecunious means Pe`cu´ni`ous. a. 1. Abounding in money; wealthy; rich.
Johnny Robo said, 5 months ago
better than bi-curious george…