LOS ANGELES — Talking toys have been around since at least 1960, when pull-the-string Chatty Cathy debuted. But Teddy Ruxpin, a cuddly teddy bear that hit stores in late 1985, marked a technological leap forward. Created by then-Los Angeles resident Ken Forsse, the talking Teddy moved his mouth in sync, making him seem much more lifelike.
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