she not only wanted to look for an alternative way to make her fortune out of chickens but get revenge upon the birds that had humiliated her specfically Ginger. To Mrs. Tweedy's astonishment, however, her husband refused to help her.

Not only was he tired of battling Ginger, he had also had enough of his wife bossing him around/abusing him and of her self-centred get rich schemes As a result of this, Mrs. Tweedy left the farm and eventually divorced him.

By the time Ginger encountered Mrs. Tweedy again, she had married Dr. Fry and together with fellow antagonist, Roger Smith, were working to turn Melisha's dream into a reality Mrs. Tweedy noted that she had not seen her first husband since the divorce

As the year goes by, Mrs. Tweedy notices that the eggs being laid are constantly going down, causing profits to shrink Her husband Mr. Tweedy correctly suspects the chickens are planning something due to their attempts to escape, but Mrs. Tweedy brushes this off

Mrs. Tweedy orders Mr. Tweedy to fetch all of the chickens then turns the machine all the way up to maximum. However, Mr. Tweedy finds out that most of his tools were stolen by the chickens for their plan, realizing that he was right all along

Just as Ginger is about to set up the ramp to help the airplane fly off, Mrs. Tweedy tries to stop her with her axe, finally seeing what's really going on Fortunately, Rocky (who left until he saw an advertisement for Mrs. Tweedy's Chicken Pies) returns and uses his trike to knock Mrs. Tweedy unconscious, accidentally throwing the axe in the air

while his wife and daughter escape through a hatch and Rocky escapes in the elevator, to which Mrs. Tweedy orders her guards to capture the chickens.

It can be assumed that Mr. Tweedy is still living on the original farm but his ultimate fate remains uncertain. The only thing that anybody knows for certain is that he is free from his ex-wife's control and abuse at long last

becoming a supervillain to get his revenge on Mr. Incredible for refusing him to be his sidekick, as well as possibly getting him in trouble with his mother Therefore, he started plotting, not acknowledging that it was his arrogance and reckless actions that caused him to be rejected in the first place.

He’s Mrs. Tweedy's abused ex-husband who helps her run the farm and is often sent to check on the chickens While more reasonable, he can also be as violent as his wife due to his desire to please her as much as possible.He was voiced by the late Tony Haygarth.

believing that they (apart from Mr. Tweedy) are "the most stupid creatures on the planet". After seeing a magazine featuring an advertisement for a pie machine, Mrs. Tweedy decides to get it to turn all of her chickens into pies in a bid to increase her profits.

In the United Kingdom in the 1950's, a hen named Ginger makes several unsuccessful attempts for her and her fellow chickens to escape from Mrs. Tweedy's farm in Yorkshire, England As it turns out, Mrs. Tweedy runs the farm like a concentration camp, forcing the chickens to lay eggs to sell for profit and slaughtering those who fail to lay any eggs for a week

but he ends up getting attacked by the chickens and tied up and pinned underneath one of the coops He tries to warn Mrs. Tweedy about this, but she ignores him, remaining unaware of the circumstances.

wait till i push graham gallagher in the pool first i'll laugh at his misfortune! then i'll laugh at him drowning to death!

However, Mrs. Tweedy wakes up and goes off in hot pursuit of the escaping chickens by grabbing onto the dragging rope. Now insanely mad, she climbs herself up to stop the plane even if it means endangering her own life. Fortunately, Ginger tricks Mrs. Tweedy into cutting the Christmas lights with her axe

Mrs. Tweedy came to and saw the axe land right next to her neck, making her pass out again due to the shock. With that in mind, Rocky and Ginger set the ramp before escaping with the other chickens in their plane.