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* According to the show's creator Craig McCracken, the character "Fuzzy Lumpkins" was inspired by Rainbow Brite and Muppet characters. <ref>[http://fridays.toonzone.net/interviews-mccracken.html]</ref> |
* According to the show's creator Craig McCracken, the character "Fuzzy Lumpkins" was inspired by Rainbow Brite and Muppet characters. <ref>[http://fridays.toonzone.net/interviews-mccracken.html]</ref> |
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| + | *[[E.G. Daily]] provided the voice of Buttercup. |
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[[Category:TV Mentions|Powerpuff Girls, The]] |
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Revision as of 18:05, 25 January 2009
The scene from the Powerpuff Girls Movie parodying the Sesame Street News logo.
The Powerpuff Girls is an animated series on Cartoon Network about three little girls who have super powers.
- In the episode "The Rowdy Ruff Boys," Bubbles smashes through a grocery store window. The elderly clerk asks her if she's all right. She replies, "Yeah I'm alright. Sorry about your window, Mr. Looper," and the clerk shouts, "It's Cooper! Cooper!" A reference to Big Bird often confusing Mr. Hooper's name.
- In The PowerPuff Girls Movie when the girls are walking past the TV store, the news shows a logo very similar to the Sesame Street News Flash title card.
- According to the show's creator Craig McCracken, the character "Fuzzy Lumpkins" was inspired by Rainbow Brite and Muppet characters. [1]
Connections
- E.G. Daily provided the voice of Buttercup.
- Tara Strong provided the voice of Bubbles.