Off the Record (1993)
Nanna's not-so-favorite nephew, Stench, Nanna has warned him about playing that Devil music, but to no avail; that is until Lil' Puss Puss intervenes...dousing his dreams of Rock and Roll stardom once and for all.
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Nanna's not-so-favorite nephew, Stench, Nanna has warned him about playing that Devil music, but to no avail; that is until Lil' Puss Puss intervenes...dousing his dreams of Rock and Roll stardom once and for all.
Rating:NR
Genre:Animation
Written By:Keith Alcorn
In Theaters:1/3/1993
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Runtime:3 minutes
Studio:DNA Productions
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