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Greetings From Samson (2026)
Samson, a young and ambitious proofreader at a greeting card company, follows his dream of becoming a greeting card writer and learns that sometimes the hardest part is just showing up. Also, he’s a hot dog!
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Samson, a young and ambitious proofreader at a greeting card company, follows his dream of becoming a greeting card writer and learns that sometimes the hardest part is just showing up. Also, he’s a hot dog!
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Genre:Animation, Comedy
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In Theaters:3/30/2026
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Cartoon Network Studios
Cast
Tiffany Ford
Director
Zeno Robinson
Samson / Representative (voice)
Nat Faxon
Jozeph / Tony / Rando (voice)
Tiffany Ford
Flora / Gladys / Waffle (voice)
Mimi Gianopulos
Susan / Computer / Co-worker 1 (voice)
Ellen-Ray Hennessy
Harvey / Secretary / Co-Worker 2 (voice)
Melissa van der Schyff
Announcer / Cricket / Wolf (voice)
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