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Skippy refers to more than one thing:

Skippy is the name of several films:
- Skippy (1931 movie) based on the Skippy (comic strip)
- Skippy (1992 movie)
- Skippy (1997 movie)
Skippy is also the marsupial star of a long-running Australian children's television series, Skippy the Bush Kangaroo.
Skippy is also a commercial brand of peanut butter made in the United States.

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