I Am Weasel

TV Series
1997–1999
TV-Y7
30m

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Slapstick Adventure Animation Comedy Family

The adventures of a highly intelligent, talented and rather generous weasel and a stupid baboon who has no talent at most things.The adventures of a highly intelligent, talented and rather generous weasel and a stupid baboon who has no talent at most things.The adventures of a highly intelligent, talented and rather generous weasel and a stupid baboon who has no talent at most things.

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Charlie Adler

I.R. Baboon…

Michael Dorn

I.M. Weasel…

Tom Kenny

Additional Voices…

Dee Bradley Baker

Dad…

Candi Milo

Teacher…

Dan Castellaneta

Earl…

Susanne Blakeslee

Loulabelle…

Howard Morris

Flem…

Michael Gough

Admiral Bullets…

Dom DeLuise

Frenchman #3…

Kevin Schon

Hyena…

Marabina Jaimes

Baboon's Sister…

Frank Welker

Coyote…

Gregg Berger

Mr. Draftsman…

Jennifer Hale

Gertrude…

Pat Musick

Air Traffic Controller…

David Feiss

Additional voices…

Dick Gautier

Barber…

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Trivia
David Feiss name appears in two episodes. In Happy Baboon Holidays (1997) (season 1) it is written on a wall behind I.R.'s trailer, when we first see it. And once again, in I Am Franken-Weasel (1999) (season 5) Feiss is written on one of the headstones in the cemetery, when I.R. goes to "get a fresh body".

Connections
Featured in Johnny Bravo: Fool for a Day/In Your Dreams/Some Like It Stupid (2000)

User reviews15

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A sick clone of Cow & Chicken? You must be joking...

The one (and only?) common thing is the Red Guy, probably the most notable character in cartoons history. Michael Dorn and Charlie Adler are truly a perfect pair of voices.

I just remember now IR & IM Weasel as viking warriors, ancient Rome gladiators, or Reg Guy making Lady Mariam or Caesar - I don't think this kind of humor is present elsewhere.

A definite five star for this show.