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Peri (short for failed exPERIment number 13) is a mutant spliced from an unknown rodent (possibly a [[red squirrel]]) and some kind of [[cephalopod]] (possibly a [[cuttle fish]]) who does not know what his [[raison d'etre]] is. Every mutant on the island was spliced together with a purpose in mind. Everyone that is, except Peri. His body is extremely elastic, as shown in a few episodes. His home is a plane that crashed on the island. He enjoys [[bowling]] and a wild improvised game called "bucket-stick-fruit-ball" that always ends with someone being hurt. His best friend is Entree. Peri is voiced by [[Rob Stefaniuk]]. |
Peri (short for failed exPERIment number 13) is a mutant spliced from an unknown [[rodent]] (possibly a [[red squirrel]]) and some kind of [[cephalopod]] (possibly a [[cuttle fish]]) who does not know what his [[raison d'etre]] is. Every mutant on the island was spliced together with a purpose in mind. Everyone that is, except Peri. His body is extremely elastic, as shown in a few episodes. His home is a plane that crashed on the island. He enjoys [[bowling]] and a wild improvised game called "bucket-stick-fruit-ball" that always ends with someone being hurt. His best friend is Entree. Peri is voiced by [[Rob Stefaniuk]]. |
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Genre | Comedy |
Created by | Simon Racioppa Richard Elliott[1] |
Written by | Simon Racioppa Richard Elliott Mike Kiss Tim Burns Dale Schott |
Directed by | Matt Ferguson |
Starring | Rob Stefaniuk Joe Pingue Katie Crown Pat McKenna Mike Kiss Julie Lemieux Kedar Brown |
Composer | Paul Intson |
Country of origin | Canada |
No. of seasons | 1 |
No. of episodes | 26[2] |
Production | |
Executive producers | Scott Dyer Doug Murphy Simon Racioppa Richard Elliott |
Producer | Vanessa Tilley |
Running time | 22 minutes (split in two segments) |
Production companies | Teletoon Nelvana |
Original release | |
Network | Teletoon qubo ABC3 Nicktoons Disney XD Nickelodeon |
Release | April 1, 2010 - present (Canada) September 19, 2009 - October 24, 2009 (United States) December 2009 - present (Australia) February 2, 2010 - present (United Kingdom) April 20, 2009 - present (Latin America) 2009 - present (Sweden) |
Spliced is a Canadian animated television series produced by Teletoon and Nelvana. It premiered in Latin America on Jetix on April 20, 2009.[3] The series currently airs in Canada on Teletoon,[4] in Australia on ABC3,[5][6] in the United Kingdom on Nicktoons, in Latin America on Disney XD and in Sweden on Nickelodeon. The series aired in the United States on qubo from September 19, 2009 - October 24, 2009.[7]
Plot
Spliced tells the story of mutants that are the result of genetic experiments. They live in an isolated tropical island (recalling The Island of Dr. Moreau) somewhere in the Pacific Ocean. The mad scientist who created them was arrested for crimes against nature and good taste and removed by authorities via boat. Left to their own devices, the mutated beasts form a society based on what little they know about humanity from television, radio and comics.[3]
Characters
Peri
Peri (short for failed exPERIment number 13) is a mutant spliced from an unknown rodent (possibly a red squirrel) and some kind of cephalopod (possibly a cuttle fish) who does not know what his raison d'etre is. Every mutant on the island was spliced together with a purpose in mind. Everyone that is, except Peri. His body is extremely elastic, as shown in a few episodes. His home is a plane that crashed on the island. He enjoys bowling and a wild improvised game called "bucket-stick-fruit-ball" that always ends with someone being hurt. His best friend is Entree. Peri is voiced by Rob Stefaniuk.
Entrèe
Entrèe (French for enter) is the best friend of Peri. He is a mutant that is part cow, pig, chicken, tuna, and shrimp.[4] He was created for the purpose of being eaten. His home is a giant pizza oven, and his bed is a barbecue grill. Entrèe is very susceptible to evil, most of the time he ends up causing more destruction than Mr. Smarty Smarts. He has a special word "poosh" which makes him follow any order anyone gives him (which could be another purpose the mad doctor gave him). He's usually the main target for Joe's two-legged stomp. He is fond of food, especially mayonnaise, in fact in one episode he tried to have a diet that included only this. His obsession leads him to eat inedible objects on several occasions. He walks on his udders. Entree is also the most delicious animal on the planet. Entrèe is voiced by Joe Pingue.
Two-legs Joe
Two-legs Joe is an armless rhinoceros with a bird stuck on his butt. He's the mayor of the city, which ends up being destroyed most of the time. He's always stomping Peri, Entrèe and Mr. Smarty Smarts whenever any of them cause destruction to the city. He also has some sort of control of the sun and gravity through his stomps. The bird on his back is later revealed to be called "Lord Wingus Eternum", a Zen master who doesn't like talking in public, and who claims that Joe is actually stuck to his feet. Two-legs Joe is voiced by Pat McKenna while Wingus is voiced by Tom McCamus.
Patricia
Patricia is simply a platypus with a raindrop-shaped body, she's the only non-mutant on the island as the doctor was probably arrested before he could splice her with anything. She feels very lonely in Keep Away Island being the only one of her kind. While very intelligent, she's not very sure of herself. Although usually quiet, she gets very aggressive if angry - when she really loses her temper, she screams "Patricia smash!" and pummels the object of her anger. She lives in the city in a fairly orderly tiny house. She appears to be writing a book of poetry as well as the novel: "Marzipan Meadows and the Kingdom of Adventure" (parody of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull). She is a master of the martial art "Plat Kwon Do". Patricia is voiced by Katie Crown.
Princess Pony Apehands
Princess Pony Apehands is an immense mutant with the mind and vocabulary of a six-year old. She was formed by splicing the head and tail of a pony onto the body of a gorilla.[4] She may be considered one of the more aggressive mutants, owing to not quite understanding how big and strong she is and inadvertently hurting others with her antics. Her tree house is located deep in the forest and completely pink inside. She wears a ballet tutu and slippers. Although she's a girl, her voice is quite masculine and deep. Princess Pony Ape Hands is voiced by Kedar Brown.
Compuhorse
Compuhorse used to be a horse until one day a computer got imbedded in his guts when a computer factory exploded on the island. He is very knowledgeable. He has very limited animation, For example: He cannot move his lips but speaks similarly to Stephen Hawking, with a synthesized voice, through his keyboard. In the virtual game "Cube Whacker" he's known as OmegaSteed. His best friend is Calcupony and his rival is AlphaDonkey. It is unknown who his voice actor is, but OmegaSteed is voiced by Mark Dailey
Fuzzy Snuggems
Fuzzy is a small explorer seeking adventure beyond the island but always fails. He's in search of a land called Amazotopia (possible parody of Amazonas and atlantis). He often begins talking with the phrase "Expedition note...". Long ago, Fuzzy was chosen by the doctor to combat against robots of another scientist from another island, but could not be stopped and was later reassigned for exploration. At that time, his opening sentence was "Execution note..." (demonstrated in the episode "Sgt Snuggums"). The Doctor made him indestructible, which is fortunate, considering his exploration attempts usually backfire upon him painfully. It has been revealed by Lord Wingus ( the bird on Two Legs Joe's back ) that were Joe to never get angry again, Fuzzy would rule the island, enslaving all of its occupants. Though usually small and cute, Fuzzy's true form personality, which can resurface under extreme circumstances, is that of a giant, musclebound brawler. Fuzzy Snuggems is voiced by Julie Lemieux.
Mister Smarty Smarts
Mister Smarty Smarts is a dolphin, chimp, and a Jack Russell Terrier with a well-developed primate brain,[4] who attempts to take over the island along with his assistant Octocat. His lair is located on a slope of the volcano, where he and his assistant invent all kinds of creations and can see what happens in the rest of the island through a number of cameras. He thinks the rest of the mutants are fools, believing himself superior, but often ends up feeling lonely. His plans are always thwarted by the stupidity of Peri and Entree (the latter always referred to as "other" or "whats his face" by Smarts, because he does not care or can't remember his name) or to be crushed by Two-legs "Joe". He is always looking for an excuse to wear a dress. Mister Smarty Smarts is voiced by Mike Kiss.
Octocat
Octocat is a mutant, resulting from the cross between a cat and an octopus. She is Mister Smarty Smarts's assistant (although it is shown that they share a romantic relationship of some sort). She bakes exquisite Octocupcakes. She and Smarts met after they both crashed their cars together. Unlike the other mutants, she cannot talk, conversing solely in meows, but the others are still able to understand her. Like Fuzzy, she too was created to be a super-soldier, and can also assume a musclebound fighting form. It is unknown who her voice actor is.
Minor Characters
- Aperitif - The villainous twin brother of Entrèe. He was frozen in a refrigerator but got thawed out by Entrèe and Peri. During his premiere episode, he acted as a nice guy, but secretly, without Entrèe knowing, he devoured everyone. Entrèe discovered the truth and tried to free his friends but ended up being eaten by Aperitif. He had everyone push against Aperitif's stomach, causing Aperitif to be turned inside out. He was then put in the refrigerator again. Aperitif is voiced by Juan Chioran.
- Pinnians - Aliens who resemble bowling pins. They came to Keep-Away island to enslave the residents. They were no match for Peri's bowling technique though.
- Wunny Sharbit - A Rabbit with the teeth of a Shark and Chainsaw. He often tries to eat the other mutants. He does not speak, but in "My Fair Shark Bunny", his Translator Collar was voiced by Jesse Gibbons.
- Melvin - A Squirrel/Bird mutant who wears braces. He was originally thought to be a monster by Peri and Entrèe when a bottle stuck on their heads made Melvin's little footprints look huge. They made him a monster suit so he could terrorise the town after they laughed at them, but he failed and the mutants tried to attack him. He is very peaceful. Melvin is voiced by Scott McCord.
- Eduardo - A handsome mutant with the body of a Puma and the hindquarters of a Rooster. He has long black hair (actually a toupee), and seems quite egotistical, having once sang a song about himself. Eduardo is voiced by Juan Chioran.
- Harold - Entrèe's Pet crab that Entrèe keeps giving away. He another non mutant of this island. Often Harold lets his anger out on Entrèe. He never speaks, except in the episode "The Count Of Pinchy Crabba", he is voiced by Rob Stefaniuk.
- Sid - A Mole-Ster (mole, hamster) from a village of mole-sters. He taught Entrèe a lesson about being pink. He was treated like a hamster by Peri. Later he saved Peri and Entrèe from Mister Smarty Smarts and Octocat (who had shrunk them). He helped Peri to try to free Joe, Partrica, Princess Pony Apehands, and the town, but was scared off by Mister Smarty Smarts with Partrica's lawn mower. But returned with the other mole-sters to form Mole-Tron. Later, insteed of bringing the other mutants to there real size, he made him self bigger, and used Entrèe to clean his arm pits. Sid is voiced by David Berni.
- Doug - A six legged salamander that fixes volcanos. He was going to sacrifice Peri to the volcano to get the lava working but in the end (After hearing that yetis were causing trouble) he fixed the volcano for free, and scared the yetis away.
- Slouch Potato - A mutant with the body of a couch and the head of a sloth. He is always in the forest, as he is too lazy to walk, and if he needs to do something, he will often get other mutants to do it for him. Slouch Potato is voiced by Howard Jerome.
- Yetis - Huge white monsters that invade the island. They first appeard in "Livin' La Vida Lava" when the lava ran out, but were repeld when Doug fixed the volcano. The next time they invaded the island was when Entrèe water skied the island to The Arctic. Entrèe then joined them, but ran away when he thought they were going to eat him. But when Entrèe and the others returned the island to the Pacific, it turned out that the yetis where going to have a welcoming barbacue.
- Alligaturtle - A mutant on the island that has the body an alligator (with only two legs) and the shell of an snapping turtle. He has appeared throughout the series as a background character. He is very similar to Terrorgator, a fuzor from the Beast Wars Toyline.
- Caterpillar - A mutant spliced with a caterpillar and a cat. He has appeared throughout the series as a background character.
- Moouse - A mouse, with the antlers of a moose. He has appeared throughout the series as a background character.
- Newtoad - A toad mutant with the tail of a newt. He has appeared throughout the series as a background character.
- Rabbitduck - A young mutant spliced with a duck, a rabbit and a gazelle that has blonde hair. She has appeared throughout the series as a background character.
- Camphant - A mutant mixed with a bactrian camel and an elephant. He has appeared throughout the series as a background character.
- Flying Flog - A beautiful female mutant mixed with a frog, a flying fish, a horse and a skunk tail. She has appeared throughout the series as a background character.
- Aardeater - A mutant in the town spliced with an aardvark, an anteater, and an echidna. She has appeared throughout the series as a background character.
- Girhorse - A rather large mutant mixed with a giraffe, a horse, and a cow. He has appeared throughout the series as a background character.
- Roosyile - A mutant mixed with a rooster junglefowl, a Komodo dragon, and frill-necked lizard. He has appeared throughout the series as a background character.
- Newfish - A beautiful mutant mixed with a newt, a whale shark, parrot fish and a horse. She has appeared throughout the series as a background character.
- Carear - A mutant bear in town with the head of a carp, the limbs of a squid, and the fin of a reef shark. He has appeared throughout the series as a background character.
- Whirrls - Whale/Squirrels that are wild. In one episode, Entrèe's brain was stuck in the body of a whirrl. In the opening titles a whirrl falls on top of the word "Spliced!".
- Crocowolf - a wolf/crocodile mutant. In the opening titles a Crocowolf is seen eating the main characters and then regurgatating them. She's a little similar to "Dingodile" from Crash Bandicoot who too is a Canine and Crocodile hybrid.
- Kangarcoons - Mutants that are kangaroos with boxing gloves and the tails and eye rings of a raccoons. They are seen in the episode "Roots" when Entrèe is rooted to the ground, they start eating the pears from Entrèe's tree.
- Batdrills - Mutants that have the body of a bat, and the head of a mandrill. Althogh they are wild, some are seen in town.
- Hippobear - A mutant with a body of a Bear and a head of a Hippo. He has appeared throughout the series as a background character.
- Cassoeon - A female mutant cassowary in town with the legs of a rhea, the head of a Victoria crowned pigeon, the neack ruff of a vulture, and the arms and tail of a marine iguana. She has appeared throughout the series as a background character.
- Gordon - An old golf car which Peri and Entree found while escaping from Princess. Entree gave him a new engine which caused him to come to life. He was last seen being droven to lava. But it was presumed that he survived.
- Robot with a Sandwich brain - A robot created by the doctor of Keepaway island. Entree took out it's brain and replaced it with a sandwich. In the ending short. He went terrorising town but keeps malfunctioning.
- Antelope - Another non mutant on Keepaway Island like Patricia. He might be a kudu. Only seen in an Knowing is Growing short.
- Miguel - A non-mutant Flamingo, who has been seen with Peri and Entree at brief moments.
- Manatee - A non mutant manatee. He is seen when Peri wanted a mout to be filled with something fun.
Episode list
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}}# | Title | Original airdate |
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1 | "Bowled Over/Stuck Together" | September 19, 2009 (United States) December 2009 (Australia) February 2, 2010 (United Kingdom) April 1, 2010 (Canada) |
2 | "No Play For Princess/Cleaning Up" | September 20, 2009 (United States) December 2009 (Australia) February 3, 2010 (United Kingdom) May 20, 2010 (Canada)[8] |
3 | "Outsmarted/Gordon" | October 3, 2009 (United States) December 2009 (Australia) February 4, 2010 (United Kingdom) May 6, 2010 (Canada) |
4 | "Fairly Odd Princess/Brothers in Farms" | October 10, 2009 (United States) December 2009 (Australia) February 5, 2010 (United Kingdom) April 22, 2010 (Canada) |
5 | "Roots/Two Arms Joe" | October 17, 2009 (United States) December 2009 (Australia) February 9, 2010 (United Kingdom) April 29, 2010 (Canada) |
6 | "Honorary Freak/Come to the Dork Side" | October 24, 2009 (United States) December 2009 (Australia) February 10, 2010 (United Kingdom) April 1, 2010 (Canada)[4] |
7 | "Best Before Date/Stompabout" | February 11, 2010 (United Kingdom) May 27, 2010 (Canada)[9] |
8 | "Amazon/Juice" | February 12, 2010 (United Kingdom) May 13, 2010 (Canada) |
9 | "Stupid Means Never Having To Say I'm Sorry/Cube Whacked" | February 15, 2010 (United Kingdom) TBA (Canada) |
10 | "Fuzzy's Great Journey/Octocatastrophe" | February 16, 2010 (United Kingdom) TBA (Canada) |
11 | "Promises, Promises/There Will Be Stomp" | February 17, 2010 (United Kingdom) TBA (Canada) |
12 | "Taste of Friendship/Sugar Low" | February 18, 2010 (United Kingdom) TBA (Canada) |
13 | "Compu Peri/Marzipan Meadows" | February 19, 2010 (United Kingdom) TBA (Canada) |
16 | "The Mutants Who Cried Monster/Pink" | April 15, 2010 (Canada)[10] May 5, 2010 (United Kingdom) |
17 | "One Joe Wingus/Poosh and the Quest for the Bargy Parble" | TBA |
18 | "Jetpackin'/Mole-sters In The Mist" | TBA |
19 | "Livin' La Vida Lava/Mo' Mayo, Mo' Problems" | May 4, 2010 (United Kingdom) |
20 | "Walkie-Talkie Spinie-Suckie/My Fair Shark Bunny" | May 5, 2010 (United Kingdom) |
21 | "Pork Chop/Same Difference" | May 7, 2010 (United Kingdom) |
22 | "Follow your Dreamworms/Of Minions and Masters" | May 11, 2010 (United Kingdom) |
23 | "Yetis don't care about nothin'/ Clones don't care 'bout nothin' either" | TBA |
24 | "Whirrel Call/Nightmare on Condemmed Street" | June 3, 2010 (United Kingdom) |
25 | "Nobody's Cult But Mine/Stomach on Strike" | June 4, 2010 (United Kingdom) |
26 | "Living Hellp/Sgnt. Snuggems" | June 4, 2010 (United Kingdom) |
27 | "Helen/The Count Of Pinchy Crabbo" | TBA |
28 | "Making Wrinkles In Time/Bite, Shuffle And Moan" | TBA |
References
- ^ "THE ANIMAL KINGDOM GETS A MAKEOVER WITH THE PREMIERE OF SPLICED ON TELETOON" (PDF). TeleToon. March 22, 2010. Retrieved 18 April 2010.
- ^ "English BPE and Production Incentive Pilot Program Productions" (PDF). Canadian Television Fund. March 31, 2009. Retrieved 13 March 2010.
- ^ a b "En abril, Jetix estrena la serie Isla De Mutantes" (in Spanish). Real TV News. April 1, 2009. Retrieved 13 March 2010.
- ^ a b c d e "SPLICED PREMIERES AND THE FORCE IS STILL EVERYWHERE ON TELETOON THIS APRIL" (PDF). TeleToon. Retrieved 18 April 2010.
- ^ "NELVANA MAKES A SPLASH DOWN UNDER" (Press release). Corus Entertainment. Retrieved 13 March 2010.
- ^ "ABC3 Australia moves to fill first sked". kidscreen. October 1, 2009. Retrieved 13 March 2010.
- ^ "qubo Channel Schedule 2009-2010" (PDF). qubo. Retrieved 13 March 2010.
- ^ "Teletoon TV Listings, May 20, 2010". Zap2it. Retrieved 7 May 2010.
- ^ "Teletoon TV Listings, May 27, 2010". Zap2it. Retrieved 16 May 2010.
- ^ "Spliced: The Mutants Who Cried Monster; Pink". Zap2it. Retrieved 18 April 2010.