Harry and His Bucket Full of Dinosaurs

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Harry and His Bucket Full of Dinosaurs

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Genre Animated series
Running time 22 minutes (11 minutes per segment) (approx. per episode)
Creator(s) Ian Whybrow and Adrian Reynolds
Starring Andrew Chalmers
Jamie Watson
Ron Rubin
Andrew Sabiston
Stacey DePass
Juan Chioran
Jonathan Wilson
Susan Roman
Bryn McAuley
Ellen-Ray Hennessy
Amanda Soha
Country of origin Canada/United Kingdom
Original channel Cartoon Network US
Teletoon Canada
Playhouse Disney Asia
Playhouse Disney UK
Five UK
Super RTL Germany
Discovery Kids Latin America
Original run 20052006
No. of episodes 52 (26 shows with two stories or 52 shows with only one story)

Harry and His Bucket Full of Dinosaurs is a series of children's books drawn and written by Ian Whybrow and Adrian Reynolds. The series is about a 5-year-old boy named Harry, who has a bucket full of dinosaurs. He plays with the dinosaurs by jumping into the bucket, which transports him to another world, called DinoWorld. Although the dinosaurs are toy-sized in the real world, within DinoWorld they become dinosaur-sized, while Harry retains his actual size. It was later adapted into its 52-episode animated television series of the same name, which premiered on Cartoon Network in the United States on August 22, 2005, and on Teletoon/Télétoon in Canada on August 29, 2005. The show is also in Flanders on Ketnet, in the UK on Channel 5 and Playhouse Disney, in Latin America on Discovery Kids, in Germany on Super RTL, in Australia of NickJr (in British voices) and in Sweden on Barnkanalen.

Contents

[edit] Voice actors and their characters

[edit] Episode list

52 episodes in 26 shows were produced:

  1. "Aaaggghh!" & "Overdue"
  2. "But I Like Mud" & "It's a Kitty"
  3. "Can I Join?" & "What Mess?"
  4. "Uh-Oh" & "Nobody's Listening to Me"
  5. "I Wish" & "Yo Ho Ho"
  6. "Harry, Ace Reporter" & "What's for Breakfast"
  7. "I Wish It Would Stop Raining" & "Goal!"
  8. "Achoo!" & "Super Harry"
  9. "Today's the Day" & "You're Too Little"
  10. "Can You Hear A Drip?" & "Who Says Dinosaurs Aren't Cool"
  11. "I Can't Find My Favourite Sock" & "I Promise"
  12. "Abracadabra" & "I'm Not Going"
  13. "Me First" & "Ooops!"
  14. "Who to Choose" & "Origami"
  15. "I Win!" & "I Want To Do Them All"
  16. "I Keep Going Over the Edges" & "Cookies"
  17. "Can I Keep It?" & "I Don't Want to Go to Bed"
  18. "Look What I Found!" & "I Still Can't Hear You"
  19. "To Outerspace" & "Hail the Queen!"
  20. "Steggy's Not Here" & "Get Growing!"
  21. "Let's Rock" & "I Wish I Was A Builder"
  22. "What Happens Next?" & "Circus"
  23. "When I Grow Up" & "The Mailman's Here"
  24. "I Can Play Music!" & "Help!"
  25. "It's in Nana's Room" & "Can I Sleep in My Tent?"
  26. "I Spy" & "It's Made of Cheese"

The show is available to broadcasters as either 52 15-minute episodes or 26 half-hour episodes. Most channels air the half-hour episodes, but some channels might air only one 15-minute episode a day. Others, including Playhouse Disney Asia and Cartoon Network USA (as part of their Tickle-U schedule) airs two of the 15-minute episodes back to back. This is noticable from the credits and opening being shown twice, one one each episode.

[edit] Trivia

  • Each episode of the television series always begins with Harry saying the phrase that is used as the title of the episode.
  • It appears that DinoWorld is a place that is loosely based on Harry's bedroom. The wallpaper on Harry's bedroom walls corresponds to the sky of DinoWorld, while Pillow Mountain is possibly Harry's pillow. Some locations in DinoWorld do not have corresponding locations in the Harry's bedroom, however.
  • The program is offered to networks in either 26 22-minute episodes with two stories each or 52 11-minute episodes with only one story per episode. Curiously, some networks pick up the 52 11-minute episodes and air two of them back to back instead of airing just one 22-minute episode.
  • All six of Harry's dinos are actual known species of dinosaur, correctly named. Their nicknames are derived from their taxonomical names, e.g. "Patsy" from "apatosaur".

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