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Chip and Dale are two cartoon chipmunks created by the Walt Disney Company. Their names are based on the name of a furniture designer in London in the mid-1700s named Thomas Chippendale. Though they appear similar, they are actually pretty different. Chip is the schemer, and has a small black nose, two small front teeth, and short, smooth hair on his head, while Dale is goofy and dim-witted, and has a large red nose, two large buck teeth, and ruffled hair on his head. Chip and Dale are known…

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Two Chips and a Miss is a 1952 animated short starring Chip and Dale along with a new character named Clarice. It was produced by Walt Disney Productions and distributed by RKO Radio Pictures. The short starts with a sky view of a city with lots of neon lights for various clubs and upbeat jazz music, but then switches to a tree penthouse in the park where Chip & Dale reside. Both scoff the city nightlife and, after closing the curtain, go to bed. However, Chip fakes going to sleep to read a…

Original series run: March 4, 1989–Nov. 19, 1990Plot: Donald Duck’s archnemeses, Chip and Dale, who, along with their friends Gadget and Monterey Jack, open up a detective agency where there's, duh, “no case too big, no case too small.”Final verdict: The show was not only funny and action-packed, but also smartly written — as anyone who has seen the slightly subversive “The Case of the Cola Cult” episode can attest to.