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Sebben & Sebben
Redirects: Sebben and Sebben
Sebben Law & Saltwater Taffy
Category: Business
Continent: North America
Country: United States
State: Unknown
City: Unknown
Notable apperances: Birdgirl
Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law
1st appearance: "Bannon Custody Battle"

Sebben & Sebben is a fictional business featured in the Birdman animated franchise. It was the primary setting of 2001 animated series Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law on Adult Swim. It first appeared in the pilot episode, "Bannon Custody Battle". It later became a key setting in the spin-off series Birdgirl.

History

Sebben & Sebben was founded by Phil Ken Sebben and his brother, Bill. It started off as a small private legal firm called Sebben Law & Saltwater Taffy, but eventually became a very prestigious law firm catering to a wide variety of unique clients. Some of its notable clients include Race Bannon, Shaggy Rogers, Black Vulcan, and Apache Chief. Sebben's prime attorney was the one and only former super-hero, Harvey Birdman.

Sebben & Sebben eventually evolved in a multinational conglomerate, which developed, packaged and sold products that nobody buys such as plinths, binder clips, and mustard packs. [1]

Phil Ken Sebben led an adventurous lifestyle, which often placed him in great danger. In fact, he has died... numerous times. In one case however, when Phil's left foot was discovered following one of his alleged deaths, control of the company went to his daughter, Judy Ken Sebben, aka, Birdgirl. [2]

An industrialist named Etan Delvay, who developed the smart-tech therapy toy known as ShareBear, manipulated Judy into investing in his company. He made a secret arrangement with board member Dog With Bucket Hat to give Etan 20% of Sebben's stock. Meredith the Mind Taker discovered the truth about Etan's scheme, and found a way to back-trace the arrangement that Ethan made with Dog in one of the toy's memory banks. This set off a networked response among all of the ShareBears in Sebben's facility. When the staff realized that the dolls were now privy to all of their most infamous secrets, they destroyed every toy before it could leave the building. Etan Delvay ultimately returned the stolen stock back to Judy Ken Sebben. [3]

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References

  1. ↑ Birdgirl: Pilot
  2. ↑ Birdgirl: Pilot
  3. ↑ Birdgirl: ShareBear
  4. ↑ Birdgirl: ShareBear