Let's Have Fun! At The Slush Puppie Factory Trailer

Let's Have Fun! At The Slush Puppie Factory Trailer (1996)

02 February 1996 Factual, Family 33 mins

What is it made of? Who makes it? How and where is it made? Who is he? This sing-along adventure invites young viewers to tag along on a fast-paced factory where the coolest flavors meet big machines...and turn into fun!

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Cast

Ed May

as Axle DeDogg

John Duncan

as Dinky G. Gush

Crew

Greg Page

Director

International Releases Dates

United States 02 February 1996

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