Pretty Piggies

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Pretty Piggies
Country of originUnited States
No. of episodes5
Production
Running time23 mins (per episode)

Pretty Piggies is a cartoon series distributed by Hallmark that was released 1990.

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The Pretty Piggies are a group of anthropomorphic pigs in flowered dresses. One of them, Patricia, has a pair of magic gloves that enable them to travel through time and space. A wicked witch named Madame Queenie wants the gloves for herself, so she chases them to various times and places. Queenie's assistant, Muskrat McToady, would rather help the Piggies than the witch. The Piggies' boyfriends, a group of hot-rodding male pigs called the Squealin' Wheelies, wait for the girls to return.

Episodes

  1. "The Adventure Begins"
  2. "Prehistoric Piggies"
  3. "When in Rome"
  4. "Western Omelette"
  5. "Pork to the Future"

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