By I’ve enjoyed the animated shorts of Bill Plympton since they showed up on MTV as bumpers. They were quirky physical comedy pieces that were drawn with a colored pencil feel to the action. He had been able to capture that slapstick wildness and wit of Tex Avery, Chuck Jones and
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