Another Froggy Evening

1995
9m

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Jeff McCarthy in Another Froggy Evening (1995)

Michigan J. Frog is shown to have caused problems throughout history to those greedy souls who try to exploit him.Michigan J. Frog is shown to have caused problems throughout history to those greedy souls who try to exploit him.Michigan J. Frog is shown to have caused problems throughout history to those greedy souls who try to exploit him.

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Jeff McCarthy

Michigan J. Frog
(voice)

Joe Alaskey

Marvin the Martian
(voice)
(uncredited)

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8/10

Siskel and Ebert at the Coliseum

This has the amazing singing frog, Michigan, who plies his talents throughout history, then fails to make a noise when put on display. He starts with a caveman, moves to the days of Rome and Caesarus Salad, then the American Revolution. In each case, his discoverer is greatly disappointed and in at least one case, killed. The frog is a concert hall star and a crooner. Why he does what he does we will never know. Suffice it to say that he attacks avarice in his own way. Then one day, he does meet the figure he is looking for. This is one of those surreal films that has history repeating itself. There are numerous sight gags that we see and we will never be disappointed with this presentation.

Hitchcoc
Dec 22, 2015
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Trivia
In a scene where Romans in the Colisseum were giving a thumbs down sign after a poor performance, two of the Romans resemble Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert, drawn in the style of legendary caricaturist Mort Drucker (both gave it a thumbs down).

Goofs
Michigan J. Frog is depicted as being the size of a normal sized frog, however at the end of the cartoon he is the same size as Marvin the Martian when they sing their duet.