Gepetto

Anyway, an interesting, if not particularly gripping, chapter in which we see Gepetto aka the overthrown Adversary, getting escorted around Fabletown and being cranky and hateful, understandibly so, to all concerned.

The Johnny Bacardi Show 2008

We learn within the first ten minutes of the episode that Dr. Jacob Hood’s nemeiss, the evil geneticist known as Gepetto, has cloned humans, implanted the embryonic clones into women, and successfully brought them to term.

Eleventh Hour: Who Needs Clones? 2009

They encounter the code name "Gepetto," who they believe is trying to clone his dead son.

BuddyTV 2008

That would be like Pinnochio throwing Gepetto under the bus.

White House: It was all Valerie Jarrett’s fault! - Moe_Lane’s blog - RedState 2009

Using their “Animagic” stop-motion process, Rankin and Bass created a lively number of shorts that put Pinocchio and Gepetto in humorously contemporary settings.

Current Movie Reviews, Independent Movies - Film Threat 2007

The only section in the manual that is clear is the section at the back, the section titled: Gepetto Syndrome.

Post 2009

     The only section in the manual that is clear is the section at the back, the section titled:   Gepetto Syndrome.

Post 2009

Of course taking a pancreas means killing the baby, so Gepetto would be guilty of murder along with any number of additional violations of the law.

Eleventh Hour: Who Needs Clones? 2009

We learn later that Gepetto cloned the babies with her own DNA so she can harvest one of them for a new pancreas, which she needs to live.

Eleventh Hour: Who Needs Clones? 2009

Maverick or mad, this missy is messing with the movie written for her and Gepetto must hacking his chopping block about now with ferocity.

Giselle Fernandez: Palin and the Pinocchio Effect! 2008