Bratz (TV series)
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| Bratz | |
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| Genre | Adventure, Children |
| Picture format | 480i SDTV, 720p HDTV |
| Running time | 20 minutes |
| Creator(s) | ? |
| Starring | Dionne Quan as Yasmin Olivia Hack as Cloe Tia Mowry as Sasha Soleil Moon Frye as Jade Wendie Malick as Burdine Kaley Cuoco as Kirstee Lacey Chabert as Kaycee Charlie Schlatter as Cameron Ogie Banks as Dylan Greg Ellis as Byron Powell |
| Country of origin | USA |
| Original channel | FOX/4Kids TV |
| Original run | September 10, 2005–present |
| No. of episodes | 24 and 2 clips |
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| TV.com summary | |
Bratz is a computer-animated television series, based on a line of toy dolls of the same name. It is produced by Mike Young Productions and MGA Entertainment, and premiered on the FOX 4Kids TV television programming block on September 10, 2005.
This show follows the adventures of Jade, Yasmin, Sasha, & Cloe as they launch issues of their Bratz Magazine. Burdine Maxwell, editor of rival magazine Your Thing, tries to stop the Bratz girls from putting out the magazine. Maxwell is aided by her interns, evil twins Kirstee and Kaycee (aka. "the Tweevils").
The events in the TV series follow on from the direct-to-DVD movie, Bratz: Rock Angelz.
In fall 2006, 4Kids TV is scheduled to air all-new Bratz episodes.
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[edit] Popularity
The original Bratz doll line debuted in June 2001, and quickly become popular with young girls, especially those in the preteen bracket. It considers fans to follow their dreams. The TV show, with this pre-existing fan base, became an instant hit, and, with a peak of 51,000 viewers, Bratz became the most popular children's television series in the UK, during its run on the CITV Channel [citation needed]. [1]
[edit] The Soup Production Criticism
In an episode of The Soup, the "What the Kids are Watching" segment showcased disturbing clips from children's shows, particularly Bratz series. A puppet named Hypno Harry tried to hypnotize children into buying nothing but Sesame Street products, then said not to watch Bratz because "they are whores." [citation needed]
[edit] Episode List
[edit] Season 1 (2005-2006)
1. Crush In A Rush (The first episode of fall 2005 on 4Kids TV)
2. Not so Hot for a Teacher (aka "Beast of Burdine") (First episode that ever aired on 4Kids TVin the preview Party)
3. Kidnapped! (features the parody of Paris Hilton with the name, London Milton)
4. Sasha's Big Interview (features the parody of Beyoncé Knowles with the name, Alonce. The fact is that Sasha's favourite musician is Beyoncé.)
5. Slumber Party
6. Pet Show
7. Truth Or Dare
8. Manicuring Candidate
9. Camping (may based on the Campfire collection)
10. Skeleton in the Closet
11. Jade's Dream
12. It's Not About Me Week
13. Survivor
14. Trading Faces
15. To Catch A Thief
16. Cinderella (Bratz version of the popular fairy tale)
17. Bothered, Bewitched and Burdined
[edit] Season 2 (2006-2007)
The second season of Bratz is currently shown on 4Kids TV or Teletoon. Under it shows when the clips will be shown.
1. Totally Recall (clip)
2. The New Kid In Town
3. Paris 1 - Bratz In Play Land
4. Paris 2 - Bratz In France Land
5. Paris 3 - Bratz In Tag Land
6. Model Friend (clip)
7. The Birth of a Magazine (This episode is based on the Rock Angelz DVD)
8. Pretty 'n' Punk (This episode is based on the Bratz World Destination collection with the same name) (This episode is based on the Rock Angelz DVD)
9. Space Angelz (This episode is based on the Bratz Live in Concert! and Bratz Rock Angelz and the collection) (This episode is based on the Rock Angelz DVD)
[edit] External links
- Bratz TV Series: the official site of the TV series on 4Kids TV
