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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Sitting Ducks is a CGI television series that spawned from the iconic lithograph of the exact same name, via the children's book of the exact same name. It mainly centers around a good-natured duck named Bill, who establishes an unusual friendship with an alligator named Aldo. Said friendship is challenged by both the seperate divisions between ducks and alligators (Ducktown and Swampwood, respectively) and the obvious idea of ducks and alligators being unable to establish any kind of friendship. The two of them end up in the usual Slice of Life affair, dealing with the three slackers next door to Bill, enduring complications that test their friendship, among other hijinks. Originally shown in 2001 in Europe and was later brought to Cartoon Network, as well as ABC in both Australia and Japan. It proved to be a surprisingly successful series in Europe, and is somewhat well-received in the US as well. |