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A Kitty Bobo Show (2001)

Kitty Bobo tries to prove his coolness to his friends Paul Dog, Monkey Carl and Maggie by showing off his new cell phone. He fails to do this.
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Kitty Bobo tries to prove his coolness to his friends Paul Dog, Monkey Carl and Maggie by showing off his new cell phone. He fails to do this.

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Genre:Family, Animation, Comedy
Directed By:Kevin Kaliher
Written By:Meaghan Dunn
In Theaters:8/17/2001
Box Office:$230,000
Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Cartoon Network Studios, Rough Draft Studios

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