tale does have archetypical sources in the stories of Uncle Remus. There, both rabbits and foxes contend, but unlike the fox in Uncle Remus, the Potter fox is not particularly wily and the rabbits win, not by outsmarting the fox, but only because they enjoy a stroke of luck. The badger is not a typical animal in Uncle Remus, but in Potter he is the clever one. The finale reunites the rabbits, but the wily animals win nothing. Mr. Tod and the Uncle Remus stories are only similar in depicting the powerless triumphing over the powerful. Adaptations Mr. Tod was adapted to animation and telecast as a segment of the BBC anthology series, The World of Peter Rabbit and Friends. Dinsdale Landen and Don Henderson voiced Tod and Brock respectively. British screenwriter Mark Huckerby voiced Mr. Tod in the British/American CGI animated children's television series, and Mr. Tod and Tommy Brock voiced by Fayssal Bazzi and Sam Neill in this live-action/CGI animated film Peter Rabbit. References Footnotes Works cited External links 1912 children's books British children's books British picture books Mr. Tod, The Tale of Children's books adapted into films Children's books adapted into television shows English-language books Books about rabbits and hares Books about foxes Fictional badgers Forests in fiction Mr. Tod, The Tale of Frederick Warne & Co books