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14) Bingo the Chimp
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Bingo the Chimp was quite the standout addition to The Abbott and Costello Show during its two-season run from 1952-1954. His zany antics and scenes with the major players gave the show even more comic value and elements of surprise and uncertainty. One of the favorite pastimes of this generation was bringing animals onto the set for laughs. His performances contributed to the show's charm, leaving a lasting impression on audiences and showcasing the versatility of animal actors in early television.
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