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| − | '''"''Li'l Butler''"''' is a sitcom about a butler that is first seen in "[[Maximum Capacity]]". Both [[Greg Universe|Greg]] and [[Amethyst]] enjoy the show |
+ | '''"''Li'l Butler''"''' is a sitcom about a butler that is first seen in "[[Maximum Capacity]]". Both [[Greg Universe|Greg]] and [[Amethyst]] enjoy the show; however, [[Garnet]] views it as trivial and unnecessary, blaming it for distracting Greg and Amethyst from their individual responsibilities for weeks. |
The show's opening theme can be seen [[Li'l Butler Theme|here]]. The theme song is reminiscent of the sitcom "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iAX7WGCvP7c The Facts of Life]". |
The show's opening theme can be seen [[Li'l Butler Theme|here]]. The theme song is reminiscent of the sitcom "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iAX7WGCvP7c The Facts of Life]". |
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==Description== |
==Description== |
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| − | The show is a sitcom about a balding, mustachioed baby found on the doorstep of a rich family's house, who grows up to become their short butler. Li'l Butler's catchphrase is "You people have too much money!" |
+ | The show is a sitcom about a balding, mustachioed baby found on the doorstep of a rich family's house, who grows up to become their short butler. Li'l Butler's catchphrase is, "You people have too much money!" |
==Cast== |
==Cast== |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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*In[[Amethyst| Amethyst's]] opinion, season 3 is when the show really starts to get good, as that's the season where the uptight neighbors, the Richingtons, move in next door. |
*In[[Amethyst| Amethyst's]] opinion, season 3 is when the show really starts to get good, as that's the season where the uptight neighbors, the Richingtons, move in next door. |
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| − | *A cat named Money is featured in the pilot in place of the dog "Dirtbike". |
+ | *A cat named Money is featured in the pilot in place of the dog, "Dirtbike". |
* The show is recorded on several VHS tapes. |
* The show is recorded on several VHS tapes. |
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* There is a Hawaii vacation special. |
* There is a Hawaii vacation special. |
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* The show bears some resemblance to the sitcom "The Nanny". |
* The show bears some resemblance to the sitcom "The Nanny". |
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Revision as of 03:01, 5 October 2015
"Li'l Butler" is a sitcom about a butler that is first seen in "Maximum Capacity". Both Greg and Amethyst enjoy the show; however, Garnet views it as trivial and unnecessary, blaming it for distracting Greg and Amethyst from their individual responsibilities for weeks.
The show's opening theme can be seen here. The theme song is reminiscent of the sitcom "The Facts of Life".
Description
The show is a sitcom about a balding, mustachioed baby found on the doorstep of a rich family's house, who grows up to become their short butler. Li'l Butler's catchphrase is, "You people have too much money!"
Cast
- Li'l Butler - Randy Anderson
- Mr. Money - Patterick Crosdale III
- Daughter Money - Kelly Darling
- Mrs. Money - Cathryn Scotterson McNeil
- Dog Money - Dirtbike the dog
- Money the Cat (Pilot only)
- The Richingtons (season 3 onwards)
Trivia
- In Amethyst's opinion, season 3 is when the show really starts to get good, as that's the season where the uptight neighbors, the Richingtons, move in next door.
- A cat named Money is featured in the pilot in place of the dog, "Dirtbike".
- The show is recorded on several VHS tapes.
- There is a Hawaii vacation special.
- The show bears some resemblance to the sitcom "The Nanny".