Post by luffy4 on Dec 9, 2022 19:18:04 GMT
I figured this was the best section to ask, but is the 2011 reboot of "Grizzly Tales for Gruesome Kids" lost? I cant find ANY info on it other than what the small paragraph on the wiki says. No youtube videos, no DVDs, nothing.
The wiki stub
"Grizzly Tales (2011–2012)
The CITV series was airing as reruns on Nickelodeon[39][40] when Honeycomb Animation announced in 2011 that a new series would be aired on Nicktoons UK in May.[2] This new programme would have a shortened, catchier name and be "reinvented for a modern audience with even more twisted, dark stories to delight children everywhere"[2] but would remain to a formula similar to the newer book series, Grizzly Tales: Cautionary Tales for Lovers of Squeam!.
Other differences would be the location of the framing device, which was now at The Hot-Hell Darkness[40] instead of the Squeam Screen movie theater and the animation: the hotel scenes were 3D animated and the stories were animated in 2D software. The cinema caretaker was now replaced by the re-invented books' The Night-Night Porter, his half-brother,[40] who banishes horrible children to spend an eternity at his hotel.[2] Nigel Planer, Elephant Productions (now named Little Brother Productions)[41] and the crew returned for this series, and the show, although for a new generation, was as popular and successful as its predecessor.[42]"
The wiki stub
"Grizzly Tales (2011–2012)
The CITV series was airing as reruns on Nickelodeon[39][40] when Honeycomb Animation announced in 2011 that a new series would be aired on Nicktoons UK in May.[2] This new programme would have a shortened, catchier name and be "reinvented for a modern audience with even more twisted, dark stories to delight children everywhere"[2] but would remain to a formula similar to the newer book series, Grizzly Tales: Cautionary Tales for Lovers of Squeam!.
Other differences would be the location of the framing device, which was now at The Hot-Hell Darkness[40] instead of the Squeam Screen movie theater and the animation: the hotel scenes were 3D animated and the stories were animated in 2D software. The cinema caretaker was now replaced by the re-invented books' The Night-Night Porter, his half-brother,[40] who banishes horrible children to spend an eternity at his hotel.[2] Nigel Planer, Elephant Productions (now named Little Brother Productions)[41] and the crew returned for this series, and the show, although for a new generation, was as popular and successful as its predecessor.[42]"
