Okay Okay, so when I was little maybe 5 or 6, I lived at my grandparents farm. I owned a little tape, A CD that had full episodes of this little cancelled penguin TV show from the 1960's/ 70's? I don't know when it was cancelled but NO ONE knows about it, I tried every little sentance in the book as a little referance to look up the show, but the show is so old even GOOGLE can't find. EVEN. GOOGLE. I have a vague memory about this show since its beeh literally YEARS since I watched it, but I do remember a little from the characters. The lot to the show was I think four little penguins, and a little siberian tiger, and, like any children's TV show, a bad guy; The Orca. The siberian tiger was a cub model, a pale ice blue with darker cartoony stripes with dark blue eyes I believe and each penguin was the same pattern as your average penguin, yet each of them has different color beak and feet one green, one pink, one blue, and one orange and their all siblings or friends

The green one was the most dominant, he was usually the one to make orders, make plans, and just be that big brother/parent to the others. The pink one, the only girl, was slightly smaller, with a little pink bow on her head (symbolizing the character was, in fact, feminine). She was a bit younger and was a bit more sassy, basically your average 14 year old if you were to grow up in the 60's other than her girly self she was just the most feminine of the group. The blue one I am most vague in memory about since my memory is shiza. he was mostly like, original but something tells me he would be that one "keep to self" character, or onr that felt on on things like social interaction or sharing. The orange one was more shy and the omega of the group, he is a follower and often makes little mistakes like tripping or dropping things. Yet he is otherwse adorable and just a shy bb.

I doubt anyone in the world remembers this show, and its probably possible that I am the only one that remembers even a small segment of the show

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