Post by mimitchi33 on Mar 31, 2019 14:23:35 GMT
When I was in kindergarten, I lived for a while at my grandma's house while my own house was being rebuilt. One of my fondest memories of staying there was watching Noggin shows like Maisy, Miffy, Play With Me Sesame and the show that's the focus of this topic, Tweenies.
In 2003, Noggin, with the help of Rick Siggelkow, creator of Shining Time Station and The Noddy Shop, created an American dub of the series for Noggin that starred Canadian talent such as Alyson Court and Tracey Moore. The show also briefly aired on Nickelodeon in the fall of 2003.
Fast forward to 2013, when I saw the characters on a thread being compared to the Equestria Girls, and thought they were familiar and the name rang a bell, but I didn't remember how I saw it if I lived in America and the show was supposedly British, so I just shrugged it off. When going through old Nick and Disney ad breaks five years later, I found proof that the Noggin dub existed: someone uploaded the American theme song! As soon as I played it, the show came back to me! Unfortunately, aside from some promos and some bad quality episodes on the Internet Archive, nothing exists for the American dub of the show. Even the episode guide on TV Guide doesn't seem consistent, as only 27 episodes are listed out of the 50 that were claimed to be produced. I hope we can find more episodes of this rare dub...
In 2003, Noggin, with the help of Rick Siggelkow, creator of Shining Time Station and The Noddy Shop, created an American dub of the series for Noggin that starred Canadian talent such as Alyson Court and Tracey Moore. The show also briefly aired on Nickelodeon in the fall of 2003.
Fast forward to 2013, when I saw the characters on a thread being compared to the Equestria Girls, and thought they were familiar and the name rang a bell, but I didn't remember how I saw it if I lived in America and the show was supposedly British, so I just shrugged it off. When going through old Nick and Disney ad breaks five years later, I found proof that the Noggin dub existed: someone uploaded the American theme song! As soon as I played it, the show came back to me! Unfortunately, aside from some promos and some bad quality episodes on the Internet Archive, nothing exists for the American dub of the show. Even the episode guide on TV Guide doesn't seem consistent, as only 27 episodes are listed out of the 50 that were claimed to be produced. I hope we can find more episodes of this rare dub...
