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''Huxley Pig'' is a StopMotion cartoon for children by Creator/{{FilmFair}} (creators of ''WesternAnimation/TheHerbs'' and ''WesternAnimation/{{Paddington}}''), which was broadcast between 1989 and 1991.
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''Huxley Pig'' is a StopMotion cartoon for children by Creator/{{FilmFair}} (creators of ''WesternAnimation/TheHerbs'' and ''WesternAnimation/{{Paddington}}''), ''WesternAnimation/Paddington1975''), which was broadcast between 1989 and 1991.
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* GentleGiant: Cuddles looks like a pig version of the ComicBook/IncredibleHulk, but lacks the Hulk's famous temper.
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* GentleGiant: Cuddles looks like a pig version of the ComicBook/IncredibleHulk, [[ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk Hulk]], but lacks the Hulk's famous temper.
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The cartoon is about a [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin little pig named Huxley]], who has a wardrobe and a seagull named Sam as a friend, and who asks the seagull what he might get up to if he had the job associated with the NiceHat he wore. HilarityEnsues. After all, [[RuleOfFunny it's a cartoon]]!
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The cartoon is about a [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin little pig named Huxley]], who has a wardrobe and a seagull named Sam as a friend, and who asks the seagull what he might get up to if he had the job associated with the NiceHat nice hat he wore. HilarityEnsues. After all, [[RuleOfFunny it's a cartoon]]!
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* NiceHat: Huxley has a new one (indeed a whole new costume) every episode, tied to whatever job or pastime he's imagining himself in.
** Sidney the Snake wears a fez.
** Sidney the Snake wears a fez.
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* {{Jerkass}}: It varies with the episode, but Horace has instances of being a DirtyCoward, ConMan, cream-cake thief or general bossy-boots throughout the series.
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* NonhumanSidekick: Sam, who is less anthropomorphic than Huxley, plays this role both in the real world and in the daydreams. The main difference is that he's [[SuddenlyVoiced able to talk]] in the daydreams.
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* NonhumanSidekick: Sam, who is less anthropomorphic than Huxley, plays this role both in the real world and in the daydreams. The main difference is that he's [[SuddenlyVoiced [[SuddenlySpeaking able to talk]] in the daydreams.
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* SuddenlyVoiced: Sam is a NearlyNormalAnimal in the real world, but in the dream sequences he becomes a full-fledged TalkingAnimal.
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* SuddenlyVoiced: SuddenlySpeaking: Sam is a NearlyNormalAnimal in the real world, but in the dream sequences he becomes a full-fledged TalkingAnimal.
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Aversions to Reptiles Are Abhorrent aren't notable enough to be listed.
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* ReptilesAreAbhorrent: Averted with Sidney the Snake, who's generally friendly and amiable.
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* GentleGiant: Cuddles looks like a pig version of the ComicBook/IncredibleHulk, but lacks the Hulk's famous temper.
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* GentleGiant: Cuddles looks like a pig version of the ComicBook/IncredibleHulk, but lacks the Hulk's famous temper.
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* NonhumanSidekick: Sam is this to Huckley, both in the real world and in the daydreams. The main difference is that he's [[SuddenlyVoiced able to talk]] in the daydreams.
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* NonhumanSidekick: Sam Sam, who is less anthropomorphic than Huxley, plays this to Huckley, role both in the real world and in the daydreams. The main difference is that he's [[SuddenlyVoiced able to talk]] in the daydreams.
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* AmdYouWereThere: It's clear from the opening sequence that Horace is someone Huxley and Sam know (or at least have met) in real life, as he appears to shoo them away from their unorthodox picnic spot. Perhaps no wonder that he often plays an antagonistic or semi-antagonistic role in Huxley's daydreams.
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* AmdYouWereThere: AndYouWereThere: It's clear from the opening sequence that Horace the hamster is someone Huxley and Sam know (or at least have met) in real life, as he appears to shoo them away from their unorthodox picnic spot. Perhaps no wonder that he often plays an antagonistic or semi-antagonistic role in Huxley's daydreams.
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* AmdYouWereThere: It's clear from the opening sequence that Horace is someone Huxley and Sam know (or at least have met) in real life, as he appears to shoo them away from their unorthodox picnic spot. Perhaps no wonder that he often plays an antagonistic or semi-antagonistic role in Huxley's daydreams.
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The cartoon is about a [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin little pig named Huxley]], who has a wardrobe and a seagull named Sam as a friend, and who asks the seagull what he might get up to if he had the job associated with the NiceHat he wore. HilarityEnsues. After all, [[RuleOfFunny it's a cartoon]]!
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** "Huxley Pig? Whatever are you doing here?" Horace generally greets Huxley with a variant of this.
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** "Huxley Pig? Whatever are you doing here?" Horace generally greets Huxley with a some variant of on this.
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* GentleGiant: Cuddles essentially looks like a pig version of
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* GentleGiant: Cuddles essentially looks like a pig version of the ComicBook/IncredibleHulk, but lacks the Hulk's famous temper.
* NonhumanSidekick: Sam is this to Huckley, both in the real world and in the daydreams. The main difference is that he's [[SuddenlyVoiced able to talk]] in the daydreams.
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* SnakeTalk: Inverted with Sidney the Snake, who lisps and can't pronounce the letter S at all. In one episode, however, he is portrayed as simply affecting the lisp as a ruse, and when he drops the ruse he beginssss talking in a more traditional ssssnake-like way
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* SnakeTalk: Inverted with Sidney the Snake, who lisps and can't pronounce the letter S at all. In one episode, however, he is portrayed as simply affecting the lisp as a ruse, and when he drops the ruse he beginssss talking in a more traditional ssssnake-like way
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* SuddenlyVoiced: Sam is a NearlyNormalAnimal in the real world, but in the dream sequences he becomes a full-fledged TalkingAnimal.
* SuddenlyVoiced: Sam is a NearlyNormalAnimal in the real world, but in the dream sequences he becomes a full-fledged TalkingAnimal.
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* CatchPhrase: "Huxley Pig? Whatever are you doing here?" Horace's standard greeting.
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* CatchPhrase: "Huxley Pig? Whatever are you doing here?" Horace's standard greeting.CatchPhrase:
** "I wonder..." Often, but not always, the words Huxley uses to kick off the dream sequence.
** "I wonder..." Often, but not always, the words Huxley uses to kick off the dream sequence.
** "Huxley Pig? Whatever are you doing here?" Horace generally greets Huxley with a variant of this.
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* ReptilesAreAbhorrent: Averted with Sidney the Snake, who's generally friendly and amiable.
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The series was narrated by MartinJarvis with 26 episodes and a videogame developed by AlternativeSoftware.
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The series was narrated by MartinJarvis Creator/MartinJarvis with 26 episodes and a videogame developed by AlternativeSoftware.
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Huxley Pig is a StopMotion cartoon for children by FilmFair (creators of TheHerbs and PaddingtonBear), which was broadcast between 1989 and 1991.
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* OrWasItADream?: Each episode ends with a (perfectly non-creepy) instance of this - Huxley finding an object that relates to whatever he's just been fantasising about.
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* OrWasItADream?: Each episode ends with a (perfectly non-creepy) instance of this - Huxley finding an object that relates to whatever he's just been fantasising about.fantasizing about.
* {{Pun}}: More of these than you can count in Huxley's (and Sam's) senses of humor.
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* CheerfulChild: It's not clear what age Huxley is, but his apparent closeness to his Granny, and his rather child-like enthusiasm for everything, may make him an example.
* ChristmasEpisode: Meets the Snow Monster; the Abominable Snow Pig; and Cinderella.
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* CheerfulChild: It's not clear what age Huxley is, is meant to be, but he is certainly forever cheerful - and the decor of his room, his apparent closeness to his Granny, and his rather child-like enthusiasm for everything, everything may indeed make him an example.
* ChristmasEpisode:Meets the Snow Monster; the Abominable Snow Pig; and Cinderella.Cinderella (no actual references to Christmas, though).
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* Cloudcuckoolander: Huxley seems to spend half his life in daydreams.
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* Cloudcuckoolander: {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Huxley seems to spend half his life in daydreams.
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* Jerkass: It varies with the episode, but Horace has instances of being a DirtyCoward, ConMan, cream-cake thief or general bossy-boots throughout the series.
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* BigEater: Food was never far from Huxley's mind.
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** "Oh, crumbs!" was used to express a variety of emotions by Huxley.
** "Vile Vincent, at your service."
* ChristmasEpisode: Meets the SnowMonster and Monster; the Abominable Snow Pig.Pig; and Cinderella.
* Cloudcuckoolander: Huxley seems to spend half his life in daydreams.
** "Vile Vincent, at your service."
* ChristmasEpisode: Meets the Snow
* Cloudcuckoolander: Huxley seems to spend half his life in daydreams.
* GentleGiant: Cuddles
* Jerkass: It varies with the episode, but Horace has instances of being a DirtyCoward, ConMan, cream-cake thief or general bossy-boots throughout the series.
* Jerkass: It varies with the episode, but Horace has instances of being a DirtyCoward, ConMan, cream-cake thief or general bossy-boots throughout the series.
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* NegativeContinuity: No matter how many times Huxley and Sam encounter Vile Vincent, Cuddles or Sidney, they'll treat each meeting as the first time they've encountered them. Horace is the only one they know every time.
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* CatchPhrase: "Huxley Pig? Whatever are you doing here?" Horace's standard greeting.
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** Sidney the Snake wears a fez.
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Huxley Pig is a StopMotion cartoon for children by FilmFair (creators of TheHerbs and PaddingtonBear), which was broadcast between 1989 and 1991.
The cartoon is about a [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin little pig named Huxley]], who has a wardrobe and a seagull as a friend, and asks the seagull what he might get up to if he had the job associated with the NiceHat he wore. HilarityEnsues. After all, [[RuleOfFunny it's a cartoon]]!
The series was narrated by MartinJarvis with 26 episodes and a videogame developed by AlternativeSoftware.
!!Examples:
* BeserkButton: Vile Vincent.
* ChristmasEpisode: Meets the Snow Monster and the Abominable Snow Pig.
* IdiosyantricEpisodeNaming: The name of the show is in almost every episode title, except for the Abominable Snow Pig.
* LicensedGame: By AlternativeSoftware.
* MassiveMultiplayerCrossover: Poor Huxley only appeared on one compilation video for charity, which was Goes Flying in NSPCC Children's TV Favourites Volume 2 in 1993.
* NiceHat: Huxley.
* ShortRunner: Only 26 episodes were made.
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The cartoon is about a [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin little pig named Huxley]], who has a wardrobe and a seagull as a friend, and asks the seagull what he might get up to if he had the job associated with the NiceHat he wore. HilarityEnsues. After all, [[RuleOfFunny it's a cartoon]]!
The series was narrated by MartinJarvis with 26 episodes and a videogame developed by AlternativeSoftware.
!!Examples:
* BeserkButton: Vile Vincent.
* ChristmasEpisode: Meets the Snow Monster and the Abominable Snow Pig.
* IdiosyantricEpisodeNaming: The name of the show is in almost every episode title, except for the Abominable Snow Pig.
* LicensedGame: By AlternativeSoftware.
* MassiveMultiplayerCrossover: Poor Huxley only appeared on one compilation video for charity, which was Goes Flying in NSPCC Children's TV Favourites Volume 2 in 1993.
* NiceHat: Huxley.
* ShortRunner: Only 26 episodes were made.
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