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| − | '''Mr. | + | '''Mr. ZIP''' is a fictional character created by the postal service, originally created to encourage the use of ZIP codes. The legal rights of Mr. ZIP are owned by the United States Postal Service. |
== History == | == History == | ||
| − | When Itchy and Scratchy studios went bankrupt as a result of being sued by [[Chester J. Lampwick]], [[Roger Meyers, Jr.]] was able to get a huge cash settlement from the government by claiming that Mr. | + | When Itchy and Scratchy studios went bankrupt as a result of being sued by [[Chester J. Lampwick]], [[Roger Meyers, Jr.]] was able to get a huge cash settlement from the government by claiming that Mr. ZIP was a rip-off of [[Roger Meyers, Sr.|his father's]] character, [[Manic Mailman]]. |
== Appearances == | == Appearances == | ||
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Revision as of 12:50, September 11, 2021
Mr. ZIP
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Character Information
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Mr. ZIP is a fictional character created by the postal service, originally created to encourage the use of ZIP codes. The legal rights of Mr. ZIP are owned by the United States Postal Service.
History
When Itchy and Scratchy studios went bankrupt as a result of being sued by Chester J. Lampwick, Roger Meyers, Jr. was able to get a huge cash settlement from the government by claiming that Mr. ZIP was a rip-off of his father's character, Manic Mailman.
Appearances
Episode – "The Day the Violence Died" (picture)
External links
