The show describes the activities and adventures of best friends George and Martha, two hippos voiced by Nathan Lane and Andrea Martin respectively.

Ho Yay: Oscar and Wilde are all over the place with subtext. They both live together, go on vacation, own a puppy, and have spats similar to a couple.

Cross-Regional Voice Acting: Nathan Lane and Andrea Martin were the only American actors in the main cast. Everyone else recorded their dialogue in Toronto.

George and Martha are secretly a divirced, married couple. Think about it. They both do everything together, and they are pretty much the only hippo …

A page for describing Laconic: George and Martha. The Slice of Life adventures of two Platonic Life Partner hippos voiced by Nathan Lane and Andrea Martin.

Though George and Martha do share a strong bond, they also can't stand each other and live a lonely, miserable life. Nick and Honey are a more subtle example.

There's evidence that George is gay, having married Martha to try to advance himself. There are subtle moments when it seems George is hitting on Nick. Then ...

George and Martha is a series of children's books written and illustrated by James Marshall between 1972 and 1988. Не найдено: tropes | Нужно включить: tropes

It's implied that George and Martha have been playing out the game of having a child in real time—the entire eighteen years their son's been "alive." Every day.

9 дек. 2011 г. · A description of tropes appearing in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?. A classic 1962 play by Edward Albee, this character study follows George, a boring.