The Oblongs
7.1
2001
Animation
, Comedy
The misadventures of a goofy family deformed by toxic waste.
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- Cast：
- Jean Smart , Will Ferrell , Pamela Adlon , Lea DeLaria , Jeannie Elias , Randy Sklar , Jason Sklar , Billy West , Becky Thyre
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EP1 - Pickles' Little Amazons
August. 25,2002
When Pickles is convicted of being an unfit mother, her punishment is having to do community service -- as the leader of a Girl-Scout-like group called The Little Amazons. When it's brought to her attention that her group is short one girl, Pickles comes up with a solution -- putting Milo in drag.
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EP2 - Get Off My Back
September. 08,2002
Everyone is excited about Dump Day -- the day when the Valley people get to loot the stuff the Hill people have thrown away.
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EP3 - Please Be Genital
September. 15,2002
When Bob's coworker, James, orders a mail-order-bride on eBay, he throws a bachelor party at a strip club -- which Bob mistakes for a "colonial themed steakhouse." Bob accidentally ends up on stage and a stripper steps on his "family jewels." He goes to the doctor, who says he can't have sex for two weeks.
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