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Puppets Who Kill (2002) — Seasons, Ratings & Cast | Insight Media Hub

Puppets Who Kill (2002)

Name: Puppets Who Kill
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2002-10-11
Cast: Dan Redican, Bruce Hunter, Bob Martin, Gord Robertson, James Rankin

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4 seasons · 0 episodes~30 min/epEndedComedy

Overview

Puppets Who Kill is a live-action 30 minute comedy series. The show is about a half-way house for very bad puppets. Puppets who lie - Puppets who cheat - Puppets who have no respect for anything - Puppets who kill. The 13 episode series is centred around 4 felonious puppets who've commited crimes and now live with their bumbling social worker Dan Barlow. They live with him in hopes they can some day be re-integrated into society, although it won't be easy, they are conniving, bitter, self centered and dangerous... They are the anti - muppets.

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Network: CTV Comedy Channel

Cast & characters

Dan Redican

as Dan Barlow

Bruce Hunter

as Rocko the Dog

Bob Martin

as Cuddles the Comfort Doll

Gord Robertson

as Bill the Dummy

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James Rankin

as Buttons the Bear

Puppets Who Kill — quick answers

Q.How many seasons of Puppets Who Kill are there?

Puppets Who Kill has 4 seasons totalling 0 episodes, and the series has concluded.

Q.Who stars in Puppets Who Kill?

The main cast of Puppets Who Kill includes Dan Redican (Dan Barlow), Bruce Hunter (Rocko the Dog), Bob Martin (Cuddles the Comfort Doll), Gord Robertson (Bill the Dummy), James Rankin (Buttons the Bear).