Details

Release year: 1997

Storyline

The adventures of a highly intelligent, talented and rather generous weasel and a stupid baboon who has no talent at most things.

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Cast

Charlie Adler — I.R. Baboon, The Red Guy, Cow, Boy, Captain, Kid #2, Chicken, Beaver #4, Construction Foreman, Driver, Earl of Flem, Frenchman #2, Homeless Guy, I. R. Baboon, Joe Morocco, Little Baboons, Little Boy, Man, Man #1, Mountie, NASA Guy, Photographer, Production Assistant, Skinny Farmer
Michael Dorn — I.M. Weasel, Man #1, Workman, Kid #1, Nose, I. M. Weasel, Announcer, Asp Walla #2, Cow, Government Man, Guy #2, Little Weasels, Mexican Policeman, Neighbor #1, Old Tree, Pie, Pixie Weasel, Stegosaurus, Treehouse, Wild Weasel
Tom Kenny — Additional Voices, Additional voices, Announcer, Beaver #2, Boo-Boo, Canadian Tree, Crash Victim, Doctor, Dog, Egg, Fred, Ghost Boss, Gingerbread Child, Guy, Ham, Kid's Mom, Male Citizen, Man, Man #1, Moose, Patient, Reindeer, Reporter, Singing Telegrapher, Timmy, Tree #1, Willow
Dee Bradley Baker — Jolly Roger, Dad, Grampa, Kid #3, Art Critic, Bull, Cow & Chicken's Dad, Douglas Fir, Dying Tree, Guard, Janitor #1, Man, Queen Bee, Tree #2, Woman, Young Birch

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Did you know

• David Feiss name appears in two episodes. In Happy Baboon Holidays (1997) (season 1) it is written on a wall behind I.R.'s trailer, when we first see it. And once again, in I Am Franken-Weasel (1999) (season 5) Feiss is written on one of the headstones in the cemetery, when I.R. goes to "get a fresh body".

• The theme song of the series is a edited version of Pop goes the weasel.

• In Latin Spanish dub, the Weasel was voiced by Blas García in the season 1, but the rest of the series the main character is voiced by Víctor Hugo Aguilar.