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Hippy guidance counselor whose didgeridoo album ''Chock Full of Chokes'' appears in a quick gag in "The Catfish," an episode of animated kids show ''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1942683/ The Amazing World of Gumball]'' (first aired 21 Feb. 2017). He is credited as '''Mr. Small''' on the album. | Hippy guidance counselor whose didgeridoo album ''Chock Full of Chokes'' appears in a quick gag in "The Catfish," an episode of animated kids show ''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1942683/ The Amazing World of Gumball]'' (first aired 21 Feb. 2017). He is credited as '''Mr. Small''' on the album. | ||
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| + | A later episode, "The Singing" (first aired 1 Sept. 2017), includes a commercial for his new album, ''The Small Hours.'' Its songs included "Hit Single," "This Boy's Not My Son," "Rock and Roll Orthodontist," and "Mother." | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:56, 16 August 2019
Hippy guidance counselor whose didgeridoo album Chock Full of Chokes appears in a quick gag in "The Catfish," an episode of animated kids show The Amazing World of Gumball (first aired 21 Feb. 2017). He is credited as Mr. Small on the album.
A later episode, "The Singing" (first aired 1 Sept. 2017), includes a commercial for his new album, The Small Hours. Its songs included "Hit Single," "This Boy's Not My Son," "Rock and Roll Orthodontist," and "Mother."
