What-a-Mess

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The Bully: Trash is a hotheaded bully and the neighborhood thief, particularly in his debut episode, "Talking Trash". He mellows into more of a frenemy to the gang over the course of the series. What-A-Mess: Small VHS Sample – What-a-Mess and Cynthia the Hedgehog, What-a-Mess Has a Brain Wave!, What-a-Mess and the Cat Next Door Frank and Francesca 1 9 7 3 (Australia) 6 x 30 minute episodes This Australian children's television series following two Sicilian migrant families in…

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Esmeralda – A white mouse that belonged to the girl of the house, who only appeared in both the book, What-a-Mess and the Hairy Monster, and an episode of the US version of the same name. In the US version she was voiced by Russi Taylor. A Day in the Limelight: For Trash, he is the focus of episodes like "Talking Trash", "The Bones", "Some Pup To Watch Over Me", "This Hydrant Is Mine", "Trash's Wonderful Life", and "Pound Pals". My God, What Have I Done?: What-A-Mess has a moment of this in "Only Four More Left" when he realizes that introducing Felicia to home shopping inadvertently created a monster.

Truth in Television: Afghan Hounds have notoriously high-maintenance coats. Any owner of an Afghan Hound who grooms their dog anything less than constantly will end up with a dog looking something like What-a-Mess. Frank Muir owned several Afghan Hounds when he wrote the series, which was probably an influence. What-a-Mess's real name is actually Prince Amir of Kinjan, but in practice, he is rarely called this. Even his mother calls him What-a-Mess most of the time. What-a-Mess and Cynthia the Hedgehog / 1990.05.14 (Adapted from What-a-Mess has Supper and What-a-Mess in Autumn) Early-Installment Weirdness: The first episode is presented with a framing device of Frank telling the stories of What-A-Mess from his front porch, but isn't used in any other episodes. What-a-Mess's Mother - Also known as The Duchess of Kinjan is a beautiful pedigree Afghan Hound mother to What-a-Mess, and is voiced by Charity James in the US version.

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What-a-Mess and Cynthia the Hedgehog / 1981.05.14 (Adapted from What-a-Mess has Supper and What-a-Mess in Autumn) Trash's Wonderful Life: Trash goes through His history and learns what would happen if He never existed. Ryvita - Appearing only in the books, Ryvita is a Ladybird that What-A-Mess and his friends befriended in which first appeared in What-a-Mess Goes on Television She speaks so small that only Cynthia could understand her. Sensitive Guy and Manly Man: What-A-Mess is the younger, naive, noble, and sensitive guy to Trash's older, tougher, street-smart and unscrupulous manly man whenever they're paired up for an episode.What-a-Mess Has Lunch: What-a-Mess decides to go hunting for His food when the family forgets to feed Him. His best friend is Norton, a blue dog who always has his tongue hanging out and the two always like to have fun together however in the episode "Felicia's Forever" when Norton is paying more attention to the cat Felicia What-a-Mess gets upset and lonely without his presence. Deadpan Snarker: Trash from the DiC Entertainment series turns this trope into an art form. Felicia also qualifies to a slightly lesser extent. Shampooed/Show and Tail/I Spy, I Cry, I Try What-a-Mess runs scared when He thinks a groomer has come to take him away and replace him. What-a-Mess tries to get the daughter's science project to her school. The Mail Carrier tries unsuccessfully to get past What-a-Mess and deliver the mail. Trash – Only in the US animated version, Trash is a Bull Terrier who is a real trouble maker for What-A-Mess. His real name is actually Francis. He is voiced by Joe Nipote.

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What-a-Mess is a shaggy dog with greenish fur and smudges of dirt and mud, a long nose and hair so messy and leafy that it has a few birds nesting on its head. He wears a red collar with a silver tag hanging from it.Cynthia – A Hedgehog who What-A-Mess befriended in What-A-Mess Goes to School. Her character was redesigned to become a mole named Ramona in the US animated version, due to the fact that Hedgehogs aren't native to America. In the US animated version, she is voiced by Candi Milo.

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I found it an odd little story; very different from what I am used too. Not bad, but I also didn’t really know what to make of it. I didn’t think there was a lesson in it really. It’s just searching for who you are and I guess that’s enough. My Teatime with Frank | Out With the Garbage | Dr What-A-Mess | Ultimate What-A-Mess | This Hydrant Is Mine | Trash’s Wonderful Life | Snowbound | The Thanksgiving Turkey The Cat Next Door - Also known as Felicia in the US animated version, is a brown Siamese Cat that loves to tease What-A-Mess at times. In the US animated version, she was coloured blue and she was voiced by Jo Ann Harris Belson. An animated series was made in the UK in 1979 by Smallfilms. More episodes were made in the UK in 1990 by Central Independent Television, Link Licensing, and Bevanfield Films. A second, American version was made in 1995 by DIC Productions L.P. [3] and aired on ABC in the United States. [4] It aired on YTV from 1995 to 1999 in Canada, and aired on Spacetoon from 2006 to 2014 in the Arab world. Both versions were narrated by Muir. [3] Both animated series aired on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation in Australia. UK) – What-a-Mess at the Seaside | What-a-Mess Goes to School | Prince What-a-Mess | Super What-a-Mess | What-a-Mess Keeps Cool | What-a-Mess and Cynthia the Hedgehog | What-a-Mess Has a Brain Wave! | What-a-Mess and the Cat Next Door | What-a-Mess and Little Poppet | What-a-Mess Goes Camping | What-a-Mess The Beautiful | What-a-Mess Goes to Town | What-a-Mess Goes to the Vet Ryvita – Appearing only in the books, Ryvita is a Ladybird that What-A-Mess and his friends befriended, and who first appeared in What-a-Mess Goes on Television She speaks so small that only Cynthia could understand her. Cross-Dressing Voices: Averted with What-A-Mess, as he was voiced by (at the time) child voice actor Ryan O'Donohue.