'Easy A' Is Pretty Anti Sex
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The Wacky Adventures of Ronald McDonald: Have Time, Will Travel (2001)
While helping Franklin clean up his father's lab, Ronald and his pals stumble across a time machine. Hamburglar dreams up a crazy scheme to use the time machine to get out of cleaning and they end up getting lost in time. Their time travel adventures take them to prehistoric times where the time machine is nearly digested by a Tyrannosaurus and they meet their cavemen ancestors, the medieval times where they impress the crabby King Murray with a musical number to save captured Birdie, the wild wild west where they discover Hamburglar's ancestor Henry H. Burglar II, whom the residents mistake Hamburglar for, and the disco era of the '70s where they briefly encounter Mayor McCheese.
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While helping Franklin clean up his father's lab, Ronald and his pals stumble across a time machine. Hamburglar dreams up a crazy scheme to use the time machine to get out of cleaning and they end up getting lost in time. Their time travel adventures take them to prehistoric times where the time machine is nearly digested by a Tyrannosaurus and they meet their cavemen ancestors, the medieval times where they impress the crabby King Murray with a musical number to save captured Birdie, the wild wild west where they discover Hamburglar's ancestor Henry H. Burglar II, whom the residents mistake Hamburglar for, and the disco era of the '70s where they briefly encounter Mayor McCheese.
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Genre:Animation, Comedy, Family, Fantasy, Science Fiction, TV Movie
Written By:Emily Kapnek, Lorraine Gallacher
In Theaters:10/19/2001
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Runtime:40 minutes
Studio:Klasky-Csupo, McDonald's
Cast
Anthony Bell, Crescenzo G.P. Notarile
Director
Charlie Adler
Hamburglar (voice)
David Hussey
Ronald McDonald
Dee Bradley Baker
Sundae / TV Monitor (voice)
Christine Cavanaugh
Birdie (voice)
Kevin Michael Richardson
Grimace (voice)
Corey Burton
Bug / Mob Man #1 (voice)
Bob Joles
Mayor McCheese / Mob Man #2 / Knight (voice)
Maurice LaMarche
Dr. Quizzical / Burger Chef / Knight (voice)
Jim Cummings
Announcer (voice)
Alex D. Linz
Franklin (voice)
Warren Sroka
King Murray (voice)
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