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- Categories:Animal, Television Episode
Description
When lightning strikes an ancient Egyptian sarcophagus in a museum,
the mummy of a 10-year-old Pharaoh is brought back to life. Short
in stature, but long on attitude, King Tut-ankh-en-set-amun
believes he is the supreme ruler of the world. Join Tut and his
friends � Cleo (a hip, 21st Century, 12-year-old girl) and Luxor
(his faithful, talking-cat servant) � as Tut tries to regain his
throne in a modern world.
Cleo�s Catastrophe
Cleo is upset when she finds that all of Luxor's time is being
taken up by Tutenstein... Tutenstein is upset because he needs
Luxor to do errands for him... and Luxor is upset because he's
caught between serving his master and spending time with his
original owner. Out of his own self-interest, Tut decides to help
Cleo without having to give up even five minutes of Luxor's time --
so he chants a spell to change Cleo's mind about missing Luxor, but
instead, a magical mishap causes Cleo and Luxor to switch minds --
Cleo becomes a cat, and Luxor becomes Cleo!
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originally posted by anonymous on 2005-07-18, 1 edit, entryid=1466
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