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'''''Cadavre''''' is a cartoon TV show created in the 1920s starring the character [[Cadavre (character)|Cadavre]]. The show's only known episode is "A Grave Mistake", copyrighted in 1929.
'''''Cadavre''''' is a cartoon TV show created in the 1920s starring the character [[Cadavre (character)|Cadavre]]. The only known episodes are "A Grave Mistake" and another episode whose title is unknown whose appearance is seen in "Digital Transition" between 1995 to 2001.
 
== Trivia ==


==Trivia==
* Its name is French for "corpse".
* Its name is French for "corpse".
* This show only appears on the episode "[[LOCAL58 - Show For Children|Show For Children]]" in the series.
* This show only appears on the episodes "[[LOCAL58 - Show For Children|Show For Children]]" and "[[LOCAL58 - Digital Transition|Digital Transition]]" in the series.
* [[Cadavre's wife]] and [[Moon]] also appear in the show.
* [[Cadavre's Wife|Cadavre's wife]] also appears in the show.
*Apparently the continuous Show put apparently in Digital Transition you can see a scene in color, although it may be probable that it is from the 60s to 70s.
*"A Grave Mistake" was made in 1929 (MCMXXIX in roman as shown).


[[Category:TV Shows]]
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Latest revision as of 10:41, 27 March 2023

Cadavre is a cartoon TV show created in the 1920s starring the character Cadavre. The only known episodes are "A Grave Mistake" and another episode whose title is unknown whose appearance is seen in "Digital Transition" between 1995 to 2001.

Trivia

  • Its name is French for "corpse".
  • This show only appears on the episodes "Show For Children" and "Digital Transition" in the series.
  • Cadavre's wife also appears in the show.
  • Apparently the continuous Show put apparently in Digital Transition you can see a scene in color, although it may be probable that it is from the 60s to 70s.
  • "A Grave Mistake" was made in 1929 (MCMXXIX in roman as shown).