Popples (1986–1988) |
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Popples (1986–1988) |
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Jackie Berger | ... |
Billy (1986)
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Valri Bromfield | ... |
Bonnie
(voice)
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Len Carlson | ... |
Putter (1986)
(voice)
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| Donna Christie | ... |
Potato Chip (1987)
(voice)
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Jeannie Elias | ... |
Penny (1987)
(voice)
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Diane Fabian | ... |
Mom (1986)
(voice)
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Dan Hennessey | ... |
Puzzle (1986)
(voice)
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Hadley Kay | ... |
P.C. (1986)
(voice) (as Hadley Kaye)
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| Maurice LaMarche | ... |
Puzzle (1987)
(voice)
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Jazzmin Lausanne | ... |
Potato Chip (1986)
(voice) (as Jazmin Lausanne)
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Danny Mann | ... |
P.C.
(voice)
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Séverine Morisot | ... |
Bonnie (1986)
(voice)
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| Sharon Noble | ... |
Pancake (1987)
(voice)
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Barbara Lynn Redpath | ... |
Bonnie (1986)
(voice) (as Barbara Redpath)
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Pauline Rennie | ... |
Pancake (1986)
(voice)
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If you want to see how cute a cartoon can get, this is it. For one, there's no evil villan whatsoever in this series, and it still was able to sell. All this show was was a bunch of furballs that only appeared to 2 kids (bonnie and Billy). All the Popples did was get into trouble, and looked cute while doing it. The cartoon was all right when I remembered it, and there was also, if I can remember correctly, a live action Popples too. I wish I had a tape of this show, if I did, I defintely would let my kids watch it. A wonderful, but very simple show.