| 词条 | Mother Goose and Grimm |
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|title= Mother Goose and Grimm |image= |caption= October 5, 2011 strip |author= Mike Peters |website= www.grimmy.com |status= Running |first= {{start date and age|October 1, 1984}} |last= |syndicate= Tribune Media Services (1984–2002) King Features Syndicate (2003–present)[1] |genre= Humor |rating= |preceded by= |followed by= }} Mother Goose and Grimm (a.k.a. Mother Goose & Grimm) is an internationally syndicated comic strip by cartoonist Mike Peters of the Dayton Daily News. It was first syndicated in 1984, and is distributed by King Features Syndicate to 500 newspapers. Peters received the National Cartoonists Society's 1991 Reuben Award for the strip as well as a nomination for its Newspaper Comic Strip Award for 2000. Characters and storyThe strip revolves around a yellow Bull Terrier named Grimm, owned by an anthropomorphic goose named Mother Goose, along with a dimwitted Boston Terrier named Ralph and a cat named Attila. The strip is noted for its references to popular culture or recent news that are often spoofed and referenced for a certain period of time often depending on the length of the hype devoted to a certain news story or topic, e.g. Grimm's creation of a website known as "GrimmyLeaks", which was devoted to publishing rumors relating to fellow comic strip characters, in reference to the controversy surrounding the scandalous website WikiLeaks. The comic strip also makes multiple references to iconic fictional characters including Mr. Potato Head, Superman, Batman, and more, along with popular products including Amazon Kindles. The strip also often consists of stand-alone one-panel comics that do not relate to the continuing story or characters. The comic strip is also named after the nursery rhyme collection, Mother Goose and the fairytale collection, Brothers Grimm. Other characters
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Television showCBS premiered a Saturday morning cartoon in 1991, Mother Goose and Grimm, which was renamed to Grimmy in its second and final season. The voice performers included Charlie Brill as Grimmy, Mitzi McCall as Mother Goose, and Greg Burson as Attila. The show is often shown in syndication. It featured early animation work by Stephen Hillenburg,{{citation needed|date=January 2017}} who went on to work on the Nickelodeon hit cartoon Rocko's Modern Life and later created SpongeBob SquarePants. Cameo appearancesGrimmy made a couple of appearances on the CGI animated film, Garfield Gets Real. His first appearance was in the cafeteria scene, when Odie jumps on the table that Grimmy's sitting at. His second one was when he was drinking out of the water fountain near the auditorium, in which he sees a poodle and immediately falls in love, drops the water on his head and follows the poodle. He later appeared again in another cafeteria scene in which everyone is thinking of an idea in which to bring Garfield and Odie to come back to Cartoonworld. He appeared again in the men's bathroom drinking out of the toilet, and is immediately embarrassed. This was similar to Dagwood's scene in which he is taking a bath. His final appearance was when everybody is cheering that they had brought back Garfield from the real world, in which he is in a crowd cheering. He did not appear in the sequels, Garfield's Fun Fest and Garfield's Pet Force. Grimmy also made an appearance as a pair of slippers in the Garfield and Friends segment, The Name Game, with his ears excluded. References1. ^Astor, Dave. [https://www.editorandpublisher.com/news/mike-peters-moves-to-king/ "Mike Peters Moves to King"], Editor & Publisher (November 27, 2002). Sources
External links{{wikinews|Too Grimm? Mother Goose cartoonist sued by Colombian coffee growers}}
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