An animated parody of Hollywood from the mind and mouth of Robert Evans.An animated parody of Hollywood from the mind and mouth of Robert Evans.An animated parody of Hollywood from the mind and mouth of Robert Evans.
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- TriviaAccording to the episode "Wedding Belles", Puss Puss is female.
- GoofsIn "The French Take Woodland," Jacques Chirac calls a poker hand with three 9s and two queens a full house, "queens over nines"; similarly, Robert Evans calls a hand with three 9s and two kings "kings over nines." In proper poker terminology, the three of a kind is "over" the two of a kind. Therefore, the two hands described should be called "nines over queens" and "nines over kings."
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Slash: Bob! It's...
Kid Notorious: A Christmas miracle!
Slash: I was gonna say, "Fucked up," but I like your way better.
- Crazy creditsClosing credits include the following disclaimer: All characters and events are fictional. Celebrity voices are impersonated but not Robert Evans, who is voiced by Robert Evans, who may or may not have slept with your wife. Program may contain coarse language and or adult situations and or childish situations.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Tosh.0: Trampled Cheerleader (2009)
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I'm so happy. Finally, a clever, absurdist, evil piece of animation to rival South Park. Kid Notorious is mean and observant. Evans mocks himself with a light heart. From his big, no-nonsense maid Tally, to his yes-man butler English the show is filled with lovable characters. Can I just say that Slash being the voice of reason is one of the funniest things I've ever seen. It's not a show for people who don't like dark comedy. My personal favorite is Puss, the Kid's kitty-cat, who also holds his stash and advices him with mewls and miaows. It's definitly a show for people who are "into" Hollywood and it's wicked ways. Anyway, have fun and tell Puss hello.
- potblackettle
- Nov 21, 2003
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