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The Daily Dweebs
The Daily Dweebs is a pilot episode of an animated series revolving around the pet Dixey and his shenanigans in 1950's American suburbia.
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The Daily Dweebs is a pilot episode of an animated series revolving around the pet Dixey and his shenanigans in 1950's American suburbia.
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Genre:Animation, Comedy
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Runtime:1 minutes
Studio:Blender Institute, Blender Foundation, Blender Animation Studio
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