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The Adventures of Timmy the Tooth: Spooky Tooth (1995)
Set in Flossmore Valley and Egypt, Timmy, Brushbrush and Bubbles visit the pyramids on their official pyramid investigation business as they explore the pyramid of King Tooth Uncommon.
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Set in Flossmore Valley and Egypt, Timmy, Brushbrush and Bubbles visit the pyramids on their official pyramid investigation business as they explore the pyramid of King Tooth Uncommon.
Rating:G
Genre:Family, Adventure, Comedy, Music
Written By:James Murray, Kevin Carlson, Phil Baron
In Theaters:5/22/1995
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Runtime:28 minutes
Studio:Universal Studios Home Entertainment Family Productions, Bomp Productions
Cast
Rick Locke
Director
Kevin Carlson
Timmy the Tooth (voice)
Todd Mattox
Brushbrush (voice)
Cheryl Blaylock
Bubbles Gum (voice)
Michael Earl
Ms. Flossie / Mumfred the Mummy (voice)
Bruce Lanoil
Sidney Cyclops / Mumfred's Dad (voice)
Christine Papelexis
Mumfred's Mom (voice)
Allan Trautman
Rodney the Riddler (voice)
Phil Baron
Mr. Wisdom / Leo (voice)
Greg Ballora
Puppeteer
Dina Fraboni
Puppeteer
James Murray
Puppeteer
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