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Revision as of 22:44, 23 July 2018
The Adventures of Paddy the Pelican is one of the first made-for-television cartoons from 1950 that aired on Chicago's WENR-TV (now WLS-TV).[1] This animated series was created by Sam Singer.[2] It originally debuted in the US. The series is about a pelican and his adventures with friends.
It's notoriously considered among the worst cartoons of all time.[3] This is thanks to the obviously low production budget, which led to its characteristic pencil sketch animation, dark backgrounds, looping sequences, and poor lip syncing.
Only six episodes of the series were made, and every episode has been available online since October 2016.
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References
- ↑ Wikipedia article about Paddy the Pelican. Retrieved 12 Mar '17.
- ↑ IMDb page for Paddy the Pelican. Retrieved 12 Mar '17.
- ↑ Main article on the facetious Paddy wiki. Retrieved 12 Mar '17.