George and Martha

HBO (ended 2000)
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Based on the children's book series by James Marshall and Maurice Sendak, and featuring the voices of Nathan Lane and Andrea Martin, George and Martha focuses on the quirky and inspiring friendship of two hippos who are best of friends, and their experiences with everyday events. Surrounded by other animal friends, the two hippos are always learning the meaning of compromise and camaraderie.moreless
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  • So, so cute.

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    Everything's perfect in the little town of Happy Palms! Or so it seems Two best friends, George and Martha, face the obstacles of life and friendship together, and always succeed when working co-operatively. Oh, yeah, and they're hippos!

    Based on the novels by James Marshall and Maurice Sendak, George and Martha is adapted perfectly for TV. It's bright, colourful and beautifully drawn. All the characters are gorgeous, each with their own quirk that adds something to the ring of friends in Happy Palms. The messages in the story are clear to children, and the morals are very ethical. The friendships between all the characters are wonderfully enacted, and problems are settled in a simple and productive way.

    I'm a sucker for George and Martha! Not only are some of my favourite actors part of the voice cast, including Nathan Lane, Andrea Martin, Colin Mochrie and Kathy Greenwood from Whose Line is it Anyway, and Debra McGrath, but the storylines are enjoyable for people of all ages, with the subtle, more adult jokes incorporated into each episode. George and Martha really is a family experience.moreless
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