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|job= Pianist<br />Singer-songwriter | |job= Pianist<br />Singer-songwriter |
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Tori Amos | |
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Tori is looking a little too Moltar for my taste. | |
Species | Human |
Gender | Female |
Occupation | Pianist Singer-songwriter |
Father | Not mentioned |
Mother | Not mentioned |
Marital status | Single |
Only appearance | CNP: "Fun Rainy Day" (1997) |
Played by | Text bubble |
Tori Amos is a real life celebrity portrayed as a fictionalized character in "Fun Rainy Day," the first comic story in Cartoon Network Presents Issue #2.
Character description
Other than the fact she agreed to talk to Space Ghost, nothing is known. The real Tori is a young Caucasian woman with shoulder-length red hair.
Biography
Space Ghost was expecting Tori on his talk show, because Moltar thought he had booked her, but it was really just Tori Spelling and John Amos standing too close together. Somehow he managed to still get in contact with her in that same moment, with her voice coming through, asking if anybody was there because the signal was being blocked by Alanis Morrisette. Moltar had fixed the problem, but by that point Space Ghost was already caught up in making up his own games.
I couldn't even make this up if I tried.