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22 June 1999 (Season 6, Episode 1)Plot:
Three scrumptious piglets (Tyra Banks, Courteney Cox & Sandra Oh) work to keep themselves dirty, pretty and plump at Camp Piggywood... more | add synopsisUser Comments:
Such a darling little show moreCast
(Episode Credited cast) | Loretta Lynn | ... | Deli Porkchop |
 | Sinbad | ... | Big Bad Wolfgang |
 | Courteney Cox | ... | Emerald Salt Pork |
 | Sandra Oh | ... | Breadcrumb |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Julie Brown | ... | Lottie Bologna |
| Brian Reddy | ... | TV Announcer / Security Guard |
| Peter Renaday | ... | Pig Daddy |
Series Cast
These people are regular cast members. Were they in this episode? | Rickey D'Shon Collins | ... | School Child #2 (voice) |
 | Harvey Fierstein | ... | The Sissy Duckling (voice) |
 | James Earl Jones | ... | Additional Voices (voice) |
 | Robert Pastorelli | ... | Sgt. Louie (voice) |
 | Marcus T. Paulk | ... | Geoffrey (voice) |
 | Regis Philbin | ... | Jack (voice) |
 | Nell Carter | ... | Mary (voice) |
 | Vanessa Lee Chester | ... | School Child #3 (voice) |
| Dawnn Lewis | ... | Princess Senge (voice) |
| Pauletta Washington | ... | Teacher (voice) |
 | Davida Williams | ... | School Child #1 / Angela (voice) |
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The pink and purple colors were just superb. Seeing "girl-colors" is great. Let's hear it for feminine things. Enough of all that dark masculine stuff, like Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings.
I enjoyed seeing characters who were proud of their fat, not trying to be skinny ho's. This is empowering. I am tired of the weight loss commercials we see on today's TV, with large women crying their eyes out because the world expects them to be anorexic and ugly.
In this movie the women/pig divas strut their stuff. They are divine. The big bad wolf (Sinbad) is excellent. His snide remarks and innuendos are perfect. Even for 2009, this 1999 program still rings true.
I liked seeing the jeweled house, the candy/cookie house, and even the recycled tire house. These pig-women were certainly smart.