Cow and Chicken Cartoon Sit Com

A Bizarre Cartoon for Children and Adults

© Dulcinea Norton-Smith

Mum, Photo by ecerroni at Morguefile

Cow and Chicken is one of the ever increasing children's cartoons which appeals to both adults and children.

A family sitcom with a difference that causes you to start wondering how such a concept was ever dreamt up.

Cow and Chicken is a cartoon sitcom in which Cow is a naïve younger sister who happens to be a full sized cow and Chicken is the smart mouthed, cynical older brother. Who just so happens to be a chicken. Mum and Dad are a kitsch 1950s style couple who are only ever seen from the waist down. This leads to them doing all things with their feet instead of their hands. Such as driving. Does no-one wonder how two humans gave birth to a cow and a chicken? Well no. In fact the theme tune tells that first came a chicken then came a cow “Dad was proud, he didn't care how”.

The Characters

I Am Weasel

Named after the book I Am Legend by Richard Matheson, I Am Weasel is the story of IM Weasel, a sophisticated and noble weasel who in each episode plays a different prolific character unrivalled in their chosen field. His nemesis the stupid and uncouth IR Baboon tries in every episode to either upstage or off foot IM Weasel. I Am Weasel is sandwiched between two episodes of Cow and Chicken so as to create a half hour programme. As the characters progressed the Red Guy from Cow and Chicken moved to I Am Weasel as the nemesis and IR Baboon stepped into the role of IM Weasel's sidekick.

A Few Facts


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Mum, Photo by ecerroni at Morguefile
       


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