1. George Liquor is a cartoon character created by John Kricfalusi.
16 Facts About George Liquor
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George Liquor was voiced by Michael Pataki until the latter's death in 2010 with his last voice work for the character posthumously featured in Cans Without Labels.
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George Liquor strongly believes in discipline and corporal punishment; his motto is "it's discipline that begets love".
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Kricfalusi said that the name "George Liquor" was "the coolest name [he] ever heard".
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Wray said that Nickelodeon disapproved of George Liquor but did not forbid Kricfalusi from using the character.
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In one of Liquor's starring roles, in the episode "Dog Show", George put characters Ren and Stimpy through a painful process of making the two into perfect pets for a dog show.
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George Liquor starred in the Flash Internet cartoon series The Goddamn George Liquor Program, created by Kricfalusi.
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Premiering on October 15,1997, The Goddamn George Liquor Program was the first cartoon series to be produced exclusively for the Internet.
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George Liquor appeared on the series with his nephew, Jimmy the Idiot Boy; Jimmy's cousins, Slab and Ernie; Jimmy's love interest, Sody Pop; and George Liquor and Jimmy's pet dog, Dirty Dog.
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In 1999, The Goddamn George Liquor Program won an Annie Award for "Outstanding Achievement in an Animated Interactive Production".
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The series spawned an online short called A George Liquor Christmas, starring him, Jimmy and Pop.
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George Liquor has been used in Kricfalusi's advertisements for Barq's Root Beer, the Ultimate Fighting Championship, and the internet communication service Raketu.
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George Liquor has consistently appeared in promos for Adult Swim during the final years of John Kricfalusi's career, as he had managed to secure a stable relationship with Williams Street, having worked for Hanna-Barbera in his early years and contributed specials to Cartoon Network.
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In 2016, George Liquor has appeared in promos airing on Adult Swim advertising upcoming UFC fights along with other characters such as Slab N' Ernie and Hank Hill.
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George Liquor has a prominent role in the Kickstarter-crowdfunded short Cans Without Labels.
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Towards the end of the short, George Liquor appears with a belt, preparing to punish them, but notices the empty can and congratulates them.