Talk:The Peter Potamus Show

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Sorry I was being such a jerk about the birdman thing I was in a bad mood I just really hate birdman a lot an dont like to hear about it sorry! I like the way its edited now though. - signed, the jerk whose been editing out the birdman stuff

Peter was also an integral part of the show Yogi's Gang, at least in the sense that he was in every episode. It may have been the same footage every week, of course, because all he ever did was run on a treadmill to power the ark's helicopter blades, but a job's a job and those were rough times for everyone in the cartoon biz. Mostly his job was to be told by Yogi, "Make it go faster!" Which means he basically went from being captain of his own time-travelling hot-air balloon to playing Mr. Scott to an ursine Kirk who wore a tie but no pants. That is surreal.

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Is there really much more to write about Peter Potamus than what's already there, or can we remove the stub label? --Happylobster 19:13, 5 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]