Baby's New Formula

Baby's New Formula

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Baby's New Formula

1995

0h 4m

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Animation

Comedy

Overview

A cat left alone with a very hungry baby discovers a rather satisfying solution to his problem...

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Cast & Crew

3 members

Writing

Zeus Cervas

(voice)

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Acting

John Kricfalusi

(voice)

John Kricfalusi

Writing

Aaron Springer

(voice)

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