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[[File:Denjiro.png|250px|thumb|Denjirō with the Pidgey]] | [[File:Denjiro.png|250px|thumb|Denjirō with the Pidgey]] | ||
(Japanese: '''デンジロウ''' ''Denjirō'') is a [[character of the day]] | (Japanese: '''デンジロウ''' ''Denjirō'') is a [[character of the day]] who appeared in ''[[EP164|Carrying On!]]''. In the English script, he was referred to as '''Malachi's grandfather'''.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/itsamike/posts/10153697604666569?comment_id=10153697651256569&reply_comment_id=10153698081846569 Post on Mike Pollock's Facebook page]</ref> | ||
He and his grandson, [[Malachi]], have multiple {{p|Pidgey}} that act as {{wp|carrier pigeon}}s. He is the one who started the Pidgey Express business, as a business that uses the abilities of the Pidgey in order to send packages and newspapers to the nearby islands without ferry service. For more than fifty years, he has dedicated his life to training and taking care of the Pidgey. In order to train the Pidgey, Denjirō would fly on a mini-blimp over and over again to show them the routes they had to take. He would wait up on stormy nights until every Pidgey returned and wait with them until they fell asleep if they were lonely. Because of this dedication, he was not able to attend his son's wedding or his grandson's birth. That is why Denjirō planned on retiring the business once he retired, so that [[Malachi]] wouldn't miss the important things in life like he had. | He and his grandson, [[Malachi]], have multiple {{p|Pidgey}} that act as {{wp|carrier pigeon}}s. He is the one who started the Pidgey Express business, as a business that uses the abilities of the Pidgey in order to send packages and newspapers to the nearby islands without ferry service. For more than fifty years, he has dedicated his life to training and taking care of the Pidgey. In order to train the Pidgey, Denjirō would fly on a mini-blimp over and over again to show them the routes they had to take. He would wait up on stormy nights until every Pidgey returned and wait with them until they fell asleep if they were lonely. Because of this dedication, he was not able to attend his son's wedding or his grandson's birth. That is why Denjirō planned on retiring the business once he retired, so that [[Malachi]] wouldn't miss the important things in life like he had. | ||