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Duffy's Dozen
From The TV IV
| Duffy's Dozen | |
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| Premiere | unaired; piloted in 1971 |
| Creator | Bill Hanna & Joseph Barbera |
| Style | 30-minute animated comedy |
| Company | Hanna-Barbera Productions |
| Origin | USA |
Duffy's Dozen was an unsold pilot by Hanna-Barbera intended for prime time in 1971. It was a family comedy about Ted Duffy who, with his wife, adopted one child a year until they had twelve kids from varying ethnicities, plus a sheepdog named Thirteen, who adopted them. In their RV, the Duffys travel to different parts of the country (using live photographs of noted sites) with an ecology slant to compliment the comedy. The kids, from eldest to youngest, are Allen, Anne, Corry, Dottie, Corky, Florie, Tommy, Hildy, Lionel, twins Jiro and Mito, and Jay.
Voices included John Stephenson (Ted Duffy), Janet Waldo (Ted's wife and Anne) and Casey Kasem (Allen).
