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Abel's Island



  • Michael Sporn Animation, Inc. Cartoon Episode Guide
  • Michael Sporn Animation
  • Distributed by: Italtoons
  • Cartoon Characters: Abelard 'Abel' Hassan de Chirico Flint, Amanda, Gower.
  • Voice Actors: Tim Curry.
  • Directed By Michael Sporn, Robert Marianetti.
  • Produced By Michael Sporn, Giuliana Nicodemi, Kit Hawkins.
  • Animated By Tissa David, John R. Dilworth, Doug Compton, Lisa Crafts, Steven Dovas, Michael Sporn, Ray Kosarin, George McClements, Michael Wisniewski.
  • Written By Maxine Fisher, Michael Sporn, William Steig.
  • Awards: Emmy Nominee, Outstanding Animated Program (for Programming Less than One Hour), 1989, Action for Children's Television, Outstanding Program; more Awards More Awards...
  • First Aired on February 11, 1989.
  • Originally Aired on PBS PBS (USA).
  • Running Time: 27 minutes.
  • Color
  • U.S.A.  U.S.A.
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Cartoon Summary:


Abel, an Edwardian mouse, gets swept away in a flood and stranded for over a year. He spends the entire year trying to escape and send love home to his wife.

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Shown in the PBS anthology series "Long Ago & Far Away."


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