Peabody's Improbable History

Serie TV
1959–1963
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5min

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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaThe time-traveling adventures of the world's smartest dog and his boy repairing errors in history.The time-traveling adventures of the world's smartest dog and his boy repairing errors in history.The time-traveling adventures of the world's smartest dog and his boy repairing errors in history.

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The name of Mr. Peabody's time machine is WABAC (pronounced "Way-back"). It resembles a typical computer of the time, which could take up an entire room of the office building. Such computers often had names like ENIAC or UNIVAC, with AC standing for Automatic Computer. Show director Gerard Baldwin stated that WABAC was intended to parody UNIVAC specifically. (In Mr. Peabody e Sherman (2014), WABAC's full name was retconned as Wavelength Acceleration Bi-directional Asynchronous Controller.)

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The settings of many adventures are full of anachronisms, which are not explained away as part of the time traveling action.

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There are three different opening titles sequences for Peabody shorts. One is the parade, where Peabody and Sherman ride in a Roman Empire chariot behind elephants, soldiers, and a litter with a beautiful woman relaxing on it. Another is Sherman walking through a museum which displays pictures of Peabody throughout history. Rounding out the list is the one with Peabody and Sherman riding a succession of vehicles into the past.

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Referenced in Ritorno al futuro (1985)

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It's really not talking out of turn to state the fact that . . .

. . . the focal point of PEABODY'S IMPROBABLE HISTORY: DON JUAN centers around a common garden vegetable; namely, the lowly onion. These ground appetizers were first discovered by a Greek named Aristotle Plato in 4,926 BC. Legend has it that Arie, as he was known to his fellow farmers, stumbled across a wild onion while cultivating a field for his asparagus crop around 8 AM on a Friday morning Be that as it may, there are seven major species of commercial onions, breaking into 391 distinct varieties when all is said and done. Mr. Peabody does not make it clear to which type of white tuber Mr. Juan becomes addicted. Chances are that it is the Rebel Vidalia product.