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Cow and Chicken - This is a cartoon that really captures the American dream. A nice house. A picket Fence. Mom and Dad. A 460 pound cow and a chicken with attitude.
Cow loves her big brother, Chicken, and has a hard time understanding why he tries to avoid her at school. Sure, he cares about his sister, but he needs to look cool in front of the guys - and that's tough to do when you're being smothered by udders.
Chicken's bravado often gets him in trouble. Fortunately for him, Cow is blessed with a strong-willed alter ego, a Spanish-speaking Supercow that saves the day in times of despair.
It's a slice of life (a pretty weird slice) about your average brother and sister relationship. You'll laugh. And you might be able to say it all makes sense, even the part about hearty dinners of pork butts and taters flung by catapult.
Cow - Although she achieved physical bovine maturity, as evidenced by her pronounced udders, she still maintains the innocence of a little girl. She is prissy and has a tendency to whine. Cow is completely selfless and giving and possesses a courageous spirit as demonstrated by "Supercow". She adores her brother Chicken and is often seen as being overly affectionate much to Chicken's embarrassment.
Chicken - Despite the species incongruity Chicken behaves like an 11 year-old, driven by the full flurry of surging adolescence. He endeavours to prove himself as a tough and streetwise ruffian but is often seen more as the "rebel without a clue". But his big talk and his obvious physical disadvantages (well he is a chicken!) always get him into trouble. That's when he is forced to swallow his pride and turn to little sister Cow for assistance.
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