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Genre: |
Preschool animation |
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Created by: | |
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Starring: |
Kristin Fairlie |
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Theme Music Composer: |
Arnold Black (U.S.A. Only) |
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Number of Seasons: |
5 |
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Number of episodes: |
65 (195 segments) |
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Running Time: |
24 minutes |
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Production Company(s): |
Wild Things Productions |
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Original Network: | |
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Original Run: |
November 6, 1995 - November 7, 2003 |
Maurice Sendak's Little Bear is an educational American-Canadian fantasy comedy-drama action-adventure television series that was originally made from 1995 and 1999 based on the Little Bear series of books which were written by Else Holmelund Minarik, and illustrated by Maurice Sendak. Originally produced by Nelvana for Nickeloden, it currently airs on Treehouse TV in Canada and Nick Jr. in the United States. It was first shown in the UK on the CBBC, and a part of BBC Toy Box video collection in the late 90s. It was also shown on Nick Jr. UK and now airs on Tiny Pop. A direct-to-video/DVD full-length feature film was also created before the series ended.
Cast
- Little Bear - Kristin Fairlie
- Duck - Tracy Ryan
- Owl - Amos Crawley
- Cat - Andrew Sabiston
- Hen - Elizabeth Hanna
- Emily - Jennifer Martini
- No Feet - Rick Jones
- Mother Bear - Janet-Laine Green
- Father Bear - Dan Hennessey
- Grandmother Bear - Diane D'Aquila
- Grandfather Bear - Sean McCann
- Rusty Bear - George Buza
- Granny - Kay Hawtrey
- Tutu - Tara Strong
- Lucy - N/A
- Mitzi - Ashley Taylor
Trivia
This show may be created and worked by/with Canadians (at Corus Entertainment), but many other people from around the world (including U.S.A.) works for this show, even one of them are workers who works for Nickelodeon.
Notes and References
- ^ “Some of the American workers who worked on this show are also workers for Nickelodeon. Some of the American-Nickelodeon workers are also mention in the end credits of the International Dub of Little Bear, but the Nick Jr. Productions logo isn’t shown at the end credits of the International Dub of Little Bear.”
