Planet Sketch
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2005 TV series or program
| Planet Sketch | |
|---|---|
| Title card for the second season and episodes 14-39. | |
| Genre | Animated series Sketch comedy Slapstick |
| Written by | Nicholas Barber Annie Caulfield Marc Haynes Jono Howard |
| Directed by | Andy Wyatt Vamberto Maduro |
| Voices of | Morwenna Banks Paul Bazely Clare Corbett Johnny Daukes Mark Evans Teresa Gallagher Lucy Jules Kate Harbour Gordon Kennedy Burt Kwouk Adam Longworth Alan Marriott Felicity Montagu Lucy Montgomery Tom Parkinson Rob Rackstraw Maria Darling Paul Shearer Alistair McGowan John Sparkes Lizzie Stables Emma Tate Tabitha Wady Keith Wickham Jo Wyatt Janet Brown |
| Composers | Eggplant LF, Inc.[a] |
| Countries of origin |
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| Original language | English |
| No. of seasons | 2 |
| No. of episodes | 39[1] |
| Production | |
| Executive producers | Miles Bullough Peter Lord David Sproxton Neil Court Steven DeNure Beth Stevenson |
| Producers | Sarah Fell (S2) Elana Adair (S2) Series Producer: Helen Brunsdon |
| Editors | Andrew Blyskokz Nikk Fielden Clem Hobbs |
| Running time | 11 minutes[1] |
| Production companies | |
| Original release | |
| Network | CITV |
| Release | 10 September 2005 (2005年09月10日)– 30 December 2007 (2007年12月30日) |
| Network | Teletoon |
| Release | 19 November 2005 (2005年11月19日)– 30 December 2007 (2007年12月30日) |
Planet Sketch is an animated television series co-produced by Aardman Animations and Decode Entertainment, with animation production provided by C.O.R.E. Toons. The series was first aired on CITV on 10 September 2005,[2] and later began airing on the Canadian network Teletoon on 19 November 2005. It's also featured in Shorts in a Bunch on Nicktoons Network.[3] The series ended its run on 30 December 2007. 39 episodes were produced.
Overview
[edit ]Each episode features an assortment of sketches. The show typically begins with a Nose Picker sketch, in which a girl named Olivia pulls out an object from her nose (which is also the title of each episode in Season 1). From then on, several sketches are played out to fill the remainder of the show, culminating with the June Spume and Melville sketch, in which a girl named June Spume uses her body parts to produce music, (such as her teeth as a piano, her feet as a turntable, her butt as bongos, etc.) which accompanies the show's theme music as the show ends.
Typically, there is only one of each type of 3D sketch per episode, but some segments appear twice, and some do not appear at all. The 2D sketches Swapsy, Only Joking, Ira and Lyra, and Bill and Phil all consist of three parts per episode each, which alternate with one other sketch in between each portion. The other one-off sketches follow the same pattern but with only two parts each, while the remaining recurring sketches are treated as regular segments.
In the second season, however, only Melville appears, featuring in a dance clip before the credits roll. The Nose Picker sketch still appears though. In this show, the 2D sketches never return, and the show went completely 3D. The second season adds new characters. 2D segments and some 3D characters removed, such as The Gnaughty Gnomes and Mr. Hives & Timbo. In addition, characters dance between segments, or the Planet Sketch sign is shown with a gag (as well as short clips of sketches), and the 3D format would receive a notable overhaul, receiving a artstyle update inspired by the Nick Park artstyle and a graphical enhancment.
Sketches
[edit ]Original 3D sketches
[edit ]Source:[4]
- Nose Picker: A girl named Olivia pulls out something from her nose (such as food, toys, and sometimes even characters), which is also the title of each episode where this sketch is the first to appear. In one case, she had an electric toothbrush in ner nose and kept jumping up and down while toothpaste came out her nostrils.
- Ninja Handyman: A family resorts to the help of a ninja to solve everyday mundane problems (such as using a rolling pin to squeeze the last few dollops of toothpaste from its tube). In the first season, the family liked Ninja Handyman, but in the second season, it gets really annoyed and irritated more often than not when he appears. In the first season, Ninja Handyman works very hard in anything he does, but in the second season, he is rather lazy, a bit careless, somewhat insane, and accident-prone.
- Japanese Fighting Fish: Three fishes named Robby (orange), Billy (green or teal) and Mac (pink) claim to be "real hard" Japanese fighting fish. Their usual adventure includes bullying another (typically much larger) fish that is cohabiting in the same tank, or another sea creature or an item, only for the said fish/sea creature/item to retaliate in kind. Billy and Mac ended their days of bullying in Season 2, but Robby kept on with it.
- Parping Ponies: Two horses, Horace and his aunt Hortense, try to avoid the embarrassment that usually results from Horace's flatulence problem. Sometimes, but rarely, Hortense also has flatulence. The two keep getting fired from jobs and ruining events due to said flatulence.
- Mr. Hives and Timbo: A boy named Timbo tries to avoid his teddy bear Mr. Hives, which he claims to have outgrown. Mr. Hives inevitably reappears with his ominous catchphrase "Huggy huggy!". He appears in all manner of places, including in a ketchup bottle, behind the Gnaughty Gnomes and on television.
- Napkin Squirrel: A storyteller tells the story of a paper (origami) squirrel and what it considers fun in various situations and locations — the things that harm the squirrel in any way, shape, or form are said to be "no fun at all".
- Dr. Inosaur: A dinosaur doctor who tries to eat his patients, but usually fails. In the first season, he works in the doctor's office at the clinic. But in the second season, he works at the hospital and try to eat his patients anyway he can without being interrupted by the speaker (as seen in "Yoga").
- Captain Gagtastic: The namesake supervillain terrorizes a blonde couple, and by extension their family, at different points in their life (such as when they proposed to get married, or their son's seventh birthday) by telling anti-jokes and humiliates them instead of making them laugh.
- Rude Limerick Boy: A boy is booted up on stage to perform a limerick, in which one word is typically unsuitable for the audience, so he is interrupted before saying it, usually by an object from his limerick.
- Mad Dad Scientist: A father who pretends to be a mad scientist about to finish an invention, only to be interrupted by his son Kirk, which at the same time reveals that the father was simply repairing a common household item, or doing a household task, such as getting a spider out of the bathtub.
- The Gnaughty Gnomes: An elderly lady (or occasionally a member of the Ninja Handyman family) is enamoured by a set of lawn gnomes, only to faint in shock when discovering that the three or four gnomes are alive and acting in a typically destructive manner.
- News Casters: News anchors Mike Today and Sally Van have gender wars by taking shots at the opposite gender. It is suggested they were dating with complementing each other at the end of each sketch, and they kiss in the first-season finale. In the second season, the romance aspect was completely removed.
- Street Rappers: A group of three Roadman street rappers do something in a manner that is completely different from their image (mostly immature things or even girly), only to be caught by an innocent bystander, who is one of the members of the Ninja Handyman family. In the second season, they would rap like normal, one of them would say something dumb, and the other two would exclaim.
- Why the Dinosaurs Died Out: A humorous take on why dinosaurs became extinct "60 million years ago last Tuesday". Often listed with inconvenient numbers such as 1G or 7.5.
- June Spume and Melville: A girl plays instruments with various parts of her body while a cat dances. They are the last to appear in all 13 Series 1 Episodes
Season 1 (2005)
[edit ]Recurring 2-D sketches
[edit ]- My Mother the Armchair: A teenage girl consistently becomes embarrassed by her mother: a yellow armchair with a purse.
- Swapsy: A girl tries to swap an array of miscellaneous objects for an item that she sees with a random person (ex. the mother of a small boy).
- Only Joking: A young boy asks his father why something is or why it happens, such why bees collect honey, and his father jokingly replies with fictional comments (ex. Only honey bees collect honey, it's the brain bees you should look out for) which usually results with the boy running away screaming and the father saying "Only joking, son! Dear, oh dear". However, the father's "joke" turns out to be true during the last sketch shown in each episode, and it backfires on him.
- Ira and Lyra: Two girls tell their mother a goofy fake story to get each other in trouble about why one of them, for example, poured water on the other, only to be caught out for a small detail such as where the bus they get on stops.
- Okay Coach, I'm Ready: A boy named Nathan dresses up to be prepared for a sport, only to find he's ready for the wrong sport as indicated by his coach.
One-off 2-D sketches
[edit ]- Bill and Phil: Two boys reveal themselves to be disguised in successive costumes of characters from outer space, such as an alien.
- Talent Show: A talent show featuring an assortment of unusual characters with unique abilities.
- Alien Game Show: An extraterrestrial game show featuring aliens that talk gibberish alien language. The host gives a question to the four alien contestants, and when they got the answer right, they get a point. If they got it wrong, they lose a point and get punished.
- Dragon Burping Contest: Another game show, where two dragons must overpower each other and gain points by burping.
Season 2 (2006-2008)
[edit ]New 3-D sketches
[edit ]- The Useless Starship Computer: Two spacemen named Jake and Captain are always in the cockpit of their spaceship and have problems with their computer (stylized as a metallic silver head with pink hair and baby blue eyes) who acts like a human or acts stupidly. Jake has an English accent, whereas Captain has a Canadian accent.
- Mesmo Mutt: A poodle always gets what he wants, because he hypnotizes people, mostly his owners, into doing bizarre things, including things household animals do.
- Super Ninja Handyman: Ninja Handyman's rare-occurring counterpart, white-dressed and really more helpful than the normal Ninja Handyman (in this season).
- Melville: Replacing the June Spume sketch, now he works janitor that breaks into dance when the lights turn on. The music always differs each episode.
Production
[edit ]Development for Planet Sketch was announced on 6 October 2004 when Bristol-based stop-motion animation company Aardman Animations had joined forces with Toronto-based Canadian entertainment & animation studio Decode Entertainment to develop and produce a CGI/Flash animated hybrid television series for Teletoon and CITV entitled The Sketch Show, thus Aardman's first international co-produced series and its first CGI-animated series (which predated its first CGI film Flushed Away (which real life water would ruin its stop-motion models) released two years later in 2006, and Lloyd of the Flies, its first CGI-animated production without the involvement of another company released seventeen years later), with Aardman's co-founders Peter Lord and David Sproxton alongside its head of broadcast Miles Bullough serving as exective producers alongside Decode Entertainment's co-founders Steven DeNure and Neil Court alongside Beth Stevenson.[5] [6] One year later on 31 March 2005, the series was renamed to Planet Sketch when CITV commissioned the series to broadcast the programme on its channel with Toronto-based animation studio C.O.R.E. Toons providing animation services for the series.[7]
Episodes
[edit ]The series has been aired in both full-episode and short form. The following information is for the full-length episodes only.
The first 10 episodes were shown on Teletoon in three blocks[8] on 19 November 2005, as part of a special event on the channel called "Nonsense Day".[9]
Season 1 (2005)
[edit ]| No. overall | No. in season | Title[10] | Directed by | Written by | Original air date (Teletoon)[11] | |
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| 1 | 1 | "Toothbrush" | Andy Wyatt and Vamberto Maduro | Lee Pressman | 19November2005(2005年11月19日) | |
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Nose Picker; Mad Dad Scientist; The Gnaughty Gnomes; Rude Limerick Boy; Street Rappers; Dr. Inosaur; Bill and Phil (1); Parping Ponies; Bill and Phil (2); Japanese Fighting Fish; Bill and Phil (3); News Casters; Mad Dad Scientist; Napkin Squirrel; Captain Gagtastic; Rude Limerick Boy; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; June Spume and Melville | ||||||
| 2 | 2 | "Remote" | Nicholas Barber and Jono Howard | Mike Fasolo | 19November2005(2005年11月19日) | |
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Nose Picker; Ninja Handyman; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Captain Gagtastic; Street Rappers; Ira and Lyra (1); Japanese Fighting Fish; Ira and Lyra (2); Parping Ponies; Ira and Lyra (3); Street Rappers; Okay, Coach I'm Ready; News Casters; Okay, Coach I'm Ready; Ninja Handyman; Dr. Inosaur; The Gnaughty Gnomes; Napkin Squirrel: June Spume and Melville | ||||||
| 3 | 3 | "Cake" | Dale Schott | Ian Carney | 19November2005(2005年11月19日) | |
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Nose Picker; Ninja Handyman; Mr. Hives & Timbo; The Gnaughty Gnomes; Rude Limerick Boy; News Casters; Japanese Fighting Fish; Mad Dad Scientist; Swapsy (1); Captain Gagtastic; Swapsy (2); Dr. Inosaur; Swapsy (3); Street Rappers; Rude Limerick Boy; Mr. Hives & Timbo; Napkin Squirrel; Parping Ponies; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; June Spume and Melville | ||||||
| 4 | 4 | "Hamster" | Richard Bazley | Rob Walton | 19November2005(2005年11月19日) | |
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Nose Picker; The Gnaughty Gnomes; Napkin Squirrel; My Mother the Armchair; Captain Gagtastic; Ira and Lyra (1); Japanese Fighting Fish; Ira and Lyra (2); Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Ira and Lyra (3); News Casters; Mr. Hives & Timbo; Dr. Inosaur; Street Rappers; Parping Ponies; My Mother the Armchair; Ninja Handyman; June Spume and Melville | ||||||
| 5 | 5 | "Magic Wand" | Richard Eliott and Simon Racioppa | Eric Robles | 19November2005(2005年11月19日) | |
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Nose Picker; Captain Gagtastic; Rude Limerick Boy; Ninja Handyman; The Gnaughty Gnomes; Dr. Inosaur; Street Rappers; Swapsy (1); News Casters; Swapsy (2); Japanese Fighting Fish; Swapsy (3); Mad Dad Scientist; Okay Coach, I'm Ready; Napkin Squirrel; Ninja Handyman; Mr. Hives & Timbo; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Okay Coach, I'm Ready; Parping Ponies; June Spume and Melville | ||||||
| 6 | 6 | "Broomstick" | Dale Schott | Chris Labonte and Les Solis | 19November2005(2005年11月19日) | |
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Nose Picker; Mad Dad Scientist; The Gnaughty Gnomes; Rude Limerick Boy; My Mother the Armchair; Captain Gagtastic; Ira and Lyra (1); Japanese Fighting Fish; Ira and Lyra (2); Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Ira and Lyra (3); News Casters; Dr. Inosaur; Napkin Squirrel; Mr. Hives & Timbo; My Mother the Armchair; Parping Ponies; June Spume and Melville | ||||||
| 7 | 7 | "Earphones" | Rob Walton | Steve Beaumont | 19November2005(2005年11月19日) | |
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Nose Picker; The Gnaughty Gnomes; Ninja Handyman; Dr. Inosaur; Captain Gagtastic; Street Rappers; Only Joking (1); Mr. Hives & Timbo; Only Joking (2); Parping Ponies; Only Joking (3); Napkin Squirrel; Japanese Fighting Fish; Okay Coach, I'm Ready; News Casters; Okay Coach, I'm Ready; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Ninja Handyman; June Spume and Melville | ||||||
| 8 | 8 | "Tune" | Mike Reagan | Ian Carney | 19November2005(2005年11月19日) | |
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Nose Picker; Mad Dad Scientist; Japanese Fighting Fish; Street Rappers; Rude Limerick Boy; Captain Gagtastic; Mr. Hives & Timbo; Dr. Inosaur; Rude Limerick Boy; The Gnaughty Gnomes; Swapsy (1); News Casters; Swapsy (2); Napkin Squirrel; Swapsy (3); Mad Dad Scientist; Parping Ponies; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; June Spume and Melville | ||||||
| 9 | 9 | "Phone" | Sergio Delfino | Derek Simpson | 19November2005(2005年11月19日) | |
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Nose Picker; Ninja Handyman; The Gnaughty Gnomes; Dr. Inosaur; My Mother the Armchair; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Only Joking (1); Mr. Hives & Timbo; Only Joking (2); Street Rappers; Only Joking (3); Japanese Fighting Fish; News Casters; Captain Gagtastic; Napkin Squirrel; Parping Ponies; June Spume and Melville | ||||||
| 10 | 10 | "Sandwich" | Sean Jara | Derek Seaborn | 19November2005(2005年11月19日) | |
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Nose Picker; Mad Dad Scientist; The Gnaughty Gnomes; Street Rappers; Dr. Inosaur; Ninja Handyman; Only Joking (1); Napkin Squirrel; Only Joking (2); Japanese Fighting Fish; Only Joking (3); News Casters; Captain Gagtastic; Parping Ponies; Mr. Hives & Timbo; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; June Spume and Melville | ||||||
| 11 | 11 | "Mousetrap" | Richard Eliott and Simon Racioppa | John T. Fisher | 3December2005(2005年12月03日) | |
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Nose Picker; Captain Gagtastic; The Gnaughty Gnomes; Dr. Inosaur; Street Rappers; Mad Dad Scientist; Rude Limerick Boy; Japanese Fighting Fish; Mr. Hives & Timbo; Talent Show (1); News Casters; Talent Show (2); Napkin Squirrel; Ninja Handyman; Parping Ponies; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; June Spume and Melville | ||||||
| 12 | 12 | "Spaghetti" | Richard Eliott and Simon Racioppa | Romain Van Liemt | 26December2005(2005年12月26日) | |
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Nose Picker; Ninja Handyman; Rude Limerick Boy; The Gnaughty Gnomes; Captain Gagtastic; Street Rappers; Rude Limerick Boy; Mad Dad Scientist; Dragon Burping Contest (1); News Casters; Dragon Burping Contest (2); Japanese Fighting Fish; Mr. Hives & Timbo; Napkin Squirrel; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Street Rappers; Parping Ponies; June Spume and Melville | ||||||
| 13 | 13 | "Baby Bottle" | Dale Schott | Chris "Doc" Wyatt | 26December2005(2005年12月26日) | |
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Nose Picker; Captain Gagtastic; The Gnaughty Gnomes; Mad Dad Scientist; Street Rappers; Japanese Fighting Fish; Napkin Squirrel; Alien Game Show (1); Mr. Hives & Timbo; Alien Game Show (2); News Casters; My Mother the Armchair; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Street Rappers; Rude Limerick Boy; Parping Ponies; Ninja Handyman; June Spume and Melville | ||||||
Season 2 (2006–2007)
[edit ]| No. overall | No. in season | Title[12] | Directed by | Written by | Original air date (Teletoon)[11] | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14 | 1 | "Pepper" | Andy Wyatt and Vamberto Maduro | Eugene Son | 24August2006(2006年08月24日) | |
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Ninja Handyman; Nose Picker; Japanese Fighting Fish; Mesmo Mutt; Street Rappers; The Useless Starship Computer; Dr. Inosaur; Napkin Squirrel; The Useless Starship Computer; Melville | ||||||
| 15 | 2 | "Rubbish/Garbage" | Dale Schott | Mike Fasolo | 24August2006(2006年08月24日) | |
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Ninja Handyman; Nose Picker; Mesmo Mutt; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Dr. Inosaur; News Casters; The Useless Starship Computer; Parping Ponies; Melville | ||||||
| 16 | 3 | "Dog Lead" | Dale Schott | Ian Carney | 10September2006(2006年09月10日) | |
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Nose Picker; Japanese Fighting Fish; Parping Ponies; Street Rappers; Dr. Inosaur; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Nose Picker; News Casters; The Useless Starship Computer; Napkin Squirrel; Melville | ||||||
| 17 | 4 | "Yoga" | Dale Schott | Richard Bazley | 10September2006(2006年09月10日) | |
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Parping Ponies; Ninja Handyman; Nose Picker; Street Rappers; Dr. Inosaur; News Casters; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Napkin Squirrel; The Useless Starship Computer; Melville | ||||||
| 18 | 5 | "Fridge" | Eric Robles | Sean Jara | 17October2006(2006年10月17日) | |
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Ninja Handyman; Nose Picker; Dr. Inosaur; News Casters; Street Rappers; The Useless Starship Computer; Parping Ponies; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Napkin Squirrel; Melville | ||||||
| 19 | 6 | "Floor Work" | Unknown | Unknown | 17October2006(2006年10月17日) | |
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Ninja Handyman; Napkin Squirrel; Mesmo Mutt; The Useless Starship Computer; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Street Rappers; Parping Ponies; Dr. Inosaur; Melville | ||||||
| 20 | 7 | "Mouse" | Unknown | Unknown | 28December2006(2006年12月28日) | |
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Super Ninja Handyman; Mesmo Mutt; Japanese Fighting Fish; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; The Useless Starship Computer; Dr. Inosaur; Parping Ponies; Napkin Squirrel; Melville | ||||||
| 21 | 8 | "Samurai Rubbish" | Unknown | Unknown | 28December2006(2006年12月28日) | |
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Ninja Handyman; Japanese Fighting Fish; Nose Picker; The Useless Starship Computer; Street Rappers; Parping Ponies; News Casters; Dr. Inosaur; Napkin Squirrel; Dr. Inosaur; Melville | ||||||
| 22 | 9 | "Kitchen Sink" | Unknown | Unknown | 16January2007(2007年01月16日) | |
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Ninja Handyman; Nose Picker; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out (1); Mesmo Mutt; Street Rappers; Nose Picker; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out (2); The Useless Starship Computer; Dr. Inosaur; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Napkin Squirrel; Melville | ||||||
| 23 | 10 | "Light Switch" | Unknown | Unknown | 16January2007(2007年01月16日) | |
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Ninja Handyman; Mesmo Mutt; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Parping Ponies; The Useless Starship Computer; Japanese Fighting Fish (1); Japanese Fighting Fish (2); News Casters; Dr. Inosaur; Napkin Squirrel; Melville | ||||||
| 24 | 11 | "Wrinkly Shirt" | Unknown | Unknown | 27December2006(2006年12月27日) | |
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Ninja Handyman; Japanese Fighting Fish; Nose Picker; News Casters; Dr. Inosaur; The Useless Starship Computer; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Parping Ponies; Melville | ||||||
| 25 | 12 | "Mama Mia" | Unknown | Unknown | 27December2006(2006年12月27日) | |
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Ninja Handyman; Japanese Fighting Fish; News Casters; Street Rappers; Japanese Fighting Fish; Mesmo Mutt; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; The Useless Starship Computer; Napkin Squirrel; Parping Ponies; Melville | ||||||
| 26 | 13 | "Pogo" | Unknown | Unknown | 21September2007(2007年09月21日) | |
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Nose Picker; Ninja Handyman; Japanese Fighting Fish; Napkin Squirrel; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Parping Ponies; The Useless Starship Computer; Nose Picker (1); Dr. Inosaur; Nose Picker (2); The Useless Starship Computer; Napkin Squirrel; Melville | ||||||
| 27 | 14 | "Tennis" | Unknown | Unknown | 30September2007(2007年09月30日) | |
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Nose Picker; Ninja Handyman; Mesmo Mutt; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Street Rappers; Napkin Squirrel; Dr. Inosaur; Parping Ponies; The Useless Starship Computer; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Parping Ponies; Melville | ||||||
| 28 | 15 | "To Tell The Tooth" | Unknown | Unknown | 8October2007(2007年10月08日) | |
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Ninja Handyman; Nose Picker; Japanese Fighting Fish; Mesmo Mutt; Street Rappers; Napkin Squirrel; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Dr. Inosaur; The Useless Starship Computer; Parping Ponies; Melville | ||||||
| 29 | 16 | "Drums" | Unknown | Unknown | 14October2007(2007年10月14日) | |
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Nose Picker; Japanese Fighting Fish; News Casters; Street Rappers; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Dr. Inosaur; The Useless Starship Computer; Parping Ponies; Napkin Squirrel; The Useless Starship Computer; Melville | ||||||
| 30 | 17 | "Let Them Eat Cake" | Unknown | Unknown | 24October2007(2007年10月24日) | |
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Ninja Handyman; Nose Picker; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; The Useless Starship Computer; News Casters; Street Rappers; Napkin Squirrel; Parping Ponies; Dr. Inosaur; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; The Useless Starship Computer; Melville | ||||||
| 31 | 18 | "Locksmith" | Unknown | Unknown | 30October2007(2007年10月30日) | |
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Ninja Handyman; Nose Picker; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; The Useless Starship Computer; Mesmo Mutt; Street Rappers; Napkin Squirrel; Dr. Inosaur; Parping Ponies; The Useless Starship Computer; Melville | ||||||
| 32 | 19 | "Shoe" | Unknown | Unknown | 8November2007(2007年11月08日) | |
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Nose Picker; Ninja Handyman; Mesmo Mutt; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Street Rappers; Napkin Squirrel; Dr. Inosaur; Parping Ponies; The Useless Starship Computer; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Parping Ponies; Melville | ||||||
| 33 | 20 | "Gerbil" | Unknown | Unknown | 18November2007(2007年11月18日) | |
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Ninja Handyman; Nose Picker; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Japanese Fighting Fish; Dr. Inosaur; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out (alternate version); Street Rappers; Napkin Squirrel; Dr. Inosaur; Parping Ponies; The Useless Starship Computer; Melville | ||||||
| 34 | 21 | "Lost" | Unknown | Unknown | 24November2007(2007年11月24日) | |
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Ninja Handyman; Nose Picker; News Casters; Mesmo Mutt; The Useless Starship Computer; Street Rappers; Napkin Squirrel; Parping Ponies (1) Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Parping Ponies; Dr. Inosaur; Melville | ||||||
| 35 | 22 | "Practicing" | Unknown | Unknown | 2December2007(2007年12月02日) | |
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Nose Picker; Ninja Handyman; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Napkin Squirrel; The Useless Starship Computer; Japanese Fighting Fish; Street Rappers; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Dr. Inosaur; Parping Ponies; The Useless Starship Computer; Melville | ||||||
| 36 | 23 | "Cowgirl" | Unknown | Unknown | 8December2007(2007年12月08日) | |
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Nose Picker Girl; Ninja Handyman; Dr. Inosaur; The Useless Starship Computer; Street Rappers; Napkin Squirrel; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Japanese Fighting Fish; Parping Ponies; The Useless Starship Computer; Melville | ||||||
| 37 | 24 | "Feeding Kitty" | Unknown | Unknown | 15December2007(2007年12月15日) | |
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Ninja Handyman; News Casters; Japanese Fighting Fish; The Useless Starship Computer; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Napkin Squirrel; Mesmo Mutt; Japanese Fighting Fish; Parping Ponies; The Useless Starship Computer; Dr. Inosaur; Melville | ||||||
| 38 | 25 | "Washing Up" | Unknown | Unknown | 21December2007(2007年12月21日) | |
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Ninja Handyman; Nose Picker; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Mesmo Mutt; The Useless Starship Computer; Street Rappers; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Dr. Inosaur; The Useless Starship Computer; Parping Ponies; Melville | ||||||
| 39 | 26 | "Hide and Seek" | Unknown | Unknown | 30December2007(2007年12月30日) | |
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Nose Picker; Ninja Handyman; News Casters; Street Rappers; The Useless Starship Computer; Japanese Fighting Fish; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Nose Picker; Dr. Inosaur; Parping Ponies; Napkin Squirrel; The Useless Starship Computer; Melville | ||||||
Notes
[edit ]References
[edit ]- 1 2 "Distribution".
- ↑ "Sold". Playback . Toronto: Brunico Communications. 24 July 2006. Archived from the original on 3 December 2013.
- ↑ "Cartoon conference stresses characters, stories". Playback . Toronto: Brunico Communications. 10 October 2005. Archived from the original on 3 December 2013.
- ↑ "Planet Sketch". www.planetsketch.com. Archived from the original on 18 February 2007. Retrieved 12 January 2022.
- ↑ "Aardman reaches for the crayons". Kidscreen. 1 November 2004.
- ↑ Waller, Ed (6 October 2004). "Aardman, Decode team up for sketch show". C21Media.
- ↑ "Aardman and Decode join forces for CiTV show". C21Media. 23 March 2005.
- ↑ "Teletoon Announces "Nonsense" Programming". 16 November 2005.
- ↑ "Teletoons to air nonsense". Media of Canada .
- ↑ "Planet Sketch, Season 1". iTunes .
- 1 2 "Television Program Logs". Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (FTP). 2 March 2016.[dead ftp link] (To view documents see Help:FTP) Alt URL
- ↑ "All Seasons - Planet Sketch".
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- 2000s British television sketch shows
- Animated television series set in England
- British children's animated comedy television series
- British computer-animated television series
- Canadian children's animated comedy television series
- Canadian computer-animated television series
- Children's sketch comedy
- English-language British television shows
- Teletoon original programming
- ITV children's television shows
- Television series by WildBrain
- Television series by Aardman Animations
- ITV animated television series
- Television series about gnomes