Untalkative Bunny (TV Series 2001– ) Poster

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Why my grand-daughter and I love Untalkative Bunny.
heidi217 May 2004
The first time I watched Untalkative Bunny, it was because the title piqued my curiosity. After viewing one show, I was entranced. I had my 4 yr old grand-daughter watch it and we both fell in love with this adorable character and would dearly appreciate seeing more of him. This laid-back bunny provides us with a source of mutual enjoyment, and has a very calming, and positive effect on my grand-daughter. The plots are amusing, and whimsical. Even though the story lines are based on fairly realistic situations and premises, they are nonetheless often unexpected in their approach. To the people responsible for this show, please, keep up the good work.
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10/10
Great Canadian Show
angel-gurl12326 March 2007
A cool show i used to watch years ago. The cartoon is based on a bunny that is "mute" or unspeakable. The setting of the story is actually in Ottawa, Canada. From, all I remember, this heroic bunny solves problems of daily lives in the city. The Untalkative Bunny (known as Mr. Bunny) has many friends-that are also untalkative, such as orange squirrel, mean Emu, Mongoose, Disco Chick...and even the most annoying character in the cartoon-Friendly. His actions speak more than words. You can tell by the bunny's face and emotions that he's saying something. Its kinda funny how he smiles because the artwork is realistic and sometimes looks like it wasn't drawn properly.
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The Untalkative Bunny is sensationally groovy
This is so silly and low-key, i adore it. The bunny doesn't really have an identity- sometimes it's referred to as 'he' or 'she'. But all the characters on this thing are hilarious and wacky, and there is always a sweet music track in the background. It used to be on teletoon but they took it off the air a few years ago. Recommend to anyone who likes lax arbitrary madness. I guess kids like it too, 'cause it's cute and simple and doesn't need to be followed. it's just about the Bunny getting into daily situations. The best friend is a squirrel, and the enemy is a permanently furious blue emu. For instance, one episode he keeps running into a fox who is trying to propose to him, but he doges the situation because of the whole fox-predator bunny-prey thing. And then in this other one a cat invites him to a party and nick names him Mellow Yellow. Anyhow, let me know if you like the taste of this show. This is just about my all time favorite cartoon ;-)
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So so so sweet!!
i_ate_your_tots3 January 2002
A show about a little bunny who lives in a world of humans. He never speaks, but he has a house, a car and he goes to high school. This Canadian show is extremely cute and the little bunny is hilarious. If you live in an area that airs "The Untalkative Bunny" you should really consider taking a peek at the show. It's a winner!
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WAY TOO CUTE
i_ate_your_tots28 December 2001
This show is all about the life of an adorable bunny who acts like a human but does not talk. He is SO cute!! He even goes to high school. I think this show is only shown in Canada, but if you don't live here and ever get a chance to see it, go for it! It's hilarious!!!
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Beautiful Journey
topclaw9 November 2003
Untalkative bunny is a about an autistic nameless bunny. In the show his family has been killed somehow leaving the little untalkative bunny to fend for himself. His only companions are an Orange Squirrel (who's obviously imaginary) and his TV. The show is good because it promotes awareness through metaphors about various things including autism and silent mute syndrome (he never talks) racism (the humans despise him) and schizophrenia (the orange squirrel) and TV obsession. It shows even though he struggles, he gets by.
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