Papa Walrus is a folk singer from the 60s who has become known in recent decades for the music he writes and performs for children. The only problem is, as times have changed, and what’s considered politically correct has evolved, Papa hasn’t changed at all. As a result, his songs are often unintentionally racist or offensive. Ever stuck in the dream of the 1960s, Papa remains sweet, peaceful, and blissfully ignorant, and Holly has a very tough time getting through to him. Papa has been friends with Morton Snail for decades, and Morton may be Holly’s only hope for trying to help Papa get the message and clean up his songs.
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As a member of the popular rock group The Grass Roots in the 1960s, Bratton appeared on numerous television shows, as well as in the Doris Day movie, "With Six You Get Egg Roll." He parted ways with the band in 1970, but continued his passion and has released six solo albums up to the present day.
While honing his acting career, Bratton also worked in front of the camera and behind the scenes as prop man, boom man, composer and grip. His film credits as an actor include "Terri", "Mask" and "Heart like a Wheel." On television, he has appeared on hit shows such as "The Bernie Mac Show", "Eight Is Enough" and "Quincy."
He is very well known for his role as Creed Bratton on the Emmy award winning show, "The Office" - the highest rated scripted show ever on NBC.
Q:How many folk singers does it take to change a light bulb?
A:Three. One to change the bulb and two to write a song about how good the old light bulb was.
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