Synopsis

A profound loneliness weighed on Mr. Whiskers; he was, to put it mildly, an outcast. Unpopular and friendless, his days were marked by quiet discontent. Then, quite by accident, a fragment of meteorite found its way down his throat. The transformation was immediate and astonishing: Mr. Whiskers had become a living radio. Perhaps, he mused, this peculiar change offered a path to acceptance, a shortcut to the popularity he craved. But would the reality of such newfound attention live up to his exp