Stickin' Around

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Stickin'Around
The show's title logo
Format	Animated television series
Created by	Robin Steele Brianne Leary
Starring	Ashley Taylor Ashley Brown
Country of origin	Canada
No. of episodes	43
Production
Running time	22 minutes approx.
Broadcast
Original channel	YTV
Original run	August 14, 1996 – September 20, 2004
External links
Official website
IMDb profile
TV.com summary

Stickin' Around is a Canadian animated children's television series from Nelvana, which originally aired on YTV in English. In Latin America, it was broadcasted by Nickelodeon under the title Los Grafitos. It was also aired in the United States on the Fox Family Channel from 1999 to 2000 as part of the series The Three Friends & Jerry, which was adapted on that channel as an anthology series.

The show is based on two kids named Stacy and Bradley. The show is all about their adventures with their friends and family, and their fantasies. Stacy and Bradley, best friends, encounter many problems they must face as they continue to grow up - if it is with school, bullies, friends, and parents. They always come up with imaginative ideas to eliminate these obstacles, such as becoming a superhero, and putting themselves in a different environment where they have no trouble in defeating their enemies.

It uses the animation technique of "Boiler Paint" virtually convincing the viewer that kids are creating the animated series. The show won the Gemini Award for "Best Animated Program or Series" in the spring of 1998, while being nominated once again during the fall of 1998, for the Gemini of the same award.

1 Characters
2 Crew
- 2.1 1996
- 2.2 1998
3 Video Game
4 Trivia
5 External links

[edit] Characters

Stacy Stickler (Ashley Taylor): A somewhat witty 9 year old girl who sometimes is the voice of reason. She befriends Bradley, and sometimes helps him with his crazy ideas, even though she doesn't go along with them.

Commonly used phrases: "Real mature, Bradley." "For your big fat information"

Bradley (Ashley Brown): A silly, immature little 9 year old boy who mostly has his head in the clouds. He gets the worst grades in his class. His parents never made an appearance in the show, but were only mentioned several times.

Commonly used phrases:
Bradley: "Aliens from..."
Stacey: "Don't say it, Bradley!"
Bradley: "...Uranus!" (pronounced your-EIGH-nus rather than the less explicit way which is YOUR-un-nus)

Polly (Marianna Galati): A young, genius little girl who is very smart for her age (She's in grade 4 even thought she's supposed to be in kindergarten or grade 1.). She is friends with Stacy and Melody. The only thing she (possibly) doesn't know is that her dog, Pepperoni, is dead after drowning in Stacy's pool (although when Bradely suggests they find a cure for Pepperoni's death Stacey cries until Bradely says he isn't dead, suggesting she's in denial). Polly is also Lance's half sister. In earlier episodes Pepperoni had tire treads on his body, indicating that he was likely run over by a car. She is also thought to be Lance's half-sister which is a phrase sometimes used by Russel (Russel: "It's your sister" Lance replies: Half-sister Russel: Whatever) (see below)

Commonly used phrase: "Come on, Pepperoni"

Lance (Andrew Craig) and Russel (Amos Crawley): The school bully who mostly picks on Bradley by giving him wedgies,"poundings" and refers to him as "Scradley". His smelly partner Russell also helps him to do no good.

Commonly used phrases:
Russell: "It's your sister."
Lance: "Half sister."
Russell: "Whatever."

"You're gonna pay for this, Scradley!!!"
"Wedgie time, Scradley!"

Anyone in the area except Lance: Ewww, what's that funky smell?!

Russel: What?

Ashley([Lisa Yamanaka]]) The most wealthy girl in the class. Is seen with Lance the majority of the time even though they quarrel in one episode due to Ashley's dog.

Dil: A kid with a speech problem that makes him always yell very loudly when he talks. To make matters worse, he is a chatterbox, meaning those around him have to endure long hours of him talking very loudly.

Commonly used phrases:
Dil: HOLY MACKEREL!!

Dil: HI, GUYS!!
Stacey and Bradley: (in a dull tone) Hi, Dil.

Dil: YOU GUYS!!
Dil: Y'KNOW!!

Frank: Stacy Stickler's overweight dachshund (weiner dog) who seems to have a compulsive eating disorder. Comically, he has a strong affinity for hot dogs.

He has brief appearances in almost every episode.

Mr Doddler: A Senior citizen

[edit] Crew

[edit] 1996

Created and Developed by: Robin Steele, Brianne Leary
Executive Producers: Patrick Loubert, Michael Hirsh, Clive A. Smith
Producer: Laura Kate Wallis
Directors: John Van Bruggen, Chad Hicks, Doug Thomas, Robin Steele, Brianne Leary, John Halfpenny
Supervising Producers: Stephen Hodgins, Vince Comisso
Coordinating Producer: Hasmi Giakoumis
Line Producers: Tom McGillis, Patricia R. Burns, Laura Kate Wallis, Marianne Culbert
Executive Consultants: Robin Steele, Brianne Leary
Assistant Directors: Paul Riley, Chris Labonte
Story Editor: Hugh Duffy
Casting: Jessie Thomson, Karen Goora
Voice Casting: Karyn Bonello
Voice Director: Dan Hennessey
Unit Manager: Joyce Marshall
Unit Director: Jocelyn Hamilton
Production Coordinator: Tracey Oxholm
Production Managers: Suzie Gallo, Hugh Duffy
Production Supervisors: Steve Chadwick, Ruta Cube, Tyler Baylis, Rick Dubiel
Production Secretary: Joanne Hallam
Production Assistants: Janice Robson, Ken Stephenson, Caroline Simmons, Sheila Murray, Bernard Smith
Production Consultant: Robin Steele
Art Director: Mike Csynyoscka
Storyboard Artists: Chris Labonte, Rick Marshall, Allan Parker, Leora Dinsmore, Ian Baggley, Steve Remen, David Thomas, Philip Anderson, Robert Walton, Alan Bunce, Lyndon Ruddy, Frank Lintzen, Doug Thoms, Frank Ramirez, John Flagg, Vincenzo Natali, Alex Hawley, Sasha McIntyre
Storyboard Supervisor: Ron Migliore
Storyboard Assistants: Rob Pincombe, Keith Campbell, Raymond Jafelice, Dale Schott
Storyboard Cleanup: Dave Quensnelle
Background Artists: Jody Richardson, Richard Wilson, Grace Waddington, Vesna Mostovac, Davian Bobrowska
Design Supervisors: Steve Daye, Derek Craig, Jason McCallum, Andrew Hickson
Animation: Steve Whitehouse, Enzo Avolio, Jeff Astolfo, Jan Tillcock, Michelle Houston, Joe Giampapa, Eva Steacy, Karen Lessman, Mark Thornton, George Roy, David Altman, Patrick Rowsome, Shirl Kwan, Charles E. Bastien, Fred Ni, Ian Marrs, Kevin Colbourne, Al Nussbaum, Laurent Copeland, Stacey Eberschlag, Dave Smith, Angela To, Glen Binmore, Arnie Lipsey, Cathy Parkes, Lynn Harris, David Shepherd, Dan Wood, John Halfpenny, Winky Wong, Grozdana Dukvic, Alan Knappett, Kevin Fraser, Jonathan O'Reese, Gerry Fournier, Ross Mackie, Dennis Gonzales, John De Klein, Bill Zeats
Designers: Zev Lepofsky, Paul Teglas, Mart Matsoo, David Boudreau, Rodica Oancea, Aidan Closs, Carol Nawrocki, Ken Rentner, Kimberly Stringer, Brenda Wood, Mae Woo, Kevin Pelle, Damian Temporale, Ed Ochtabienski, Warren Shepherd, Maryla Straczynski, Editha Payumo, Nancy Marsden, Scott Bennett, Elisa Dalmachio, Candy Nichols
Production Designers: Voltaire Aquino, Hugh Powell, Lloyd Simms
Animation Supervisors: Bill Giggie, Jason Groh
Lip Sync Editor: Steve Fitch
Layout Artists: Tony Tarantini, Giles Sander, Rob Sadler, Clare Johnston, Vivian Cheuk, Martha Oka, Dolores Moreira-Pocinno, Chad Hicks, Gord McBride, Brad Markewitz, Diane Hare, Suzanne Dargie, Ted Collyer, Glenn Chadwick
Layout Supervisor: Dave Pemberton
Design Coordinator: Tyler Baylis
Paint Supervisor: Mary Bertoia
Color Stylists: Chris Wallace, Rebecca Barclay, Jo-Anne Merrill, Earle Schulz, Lorraine Grant, Nigel Leeman, Tony Christopher
Layout Coordinator: Shelley Morrow
Storyboard Coordinator: John Van Bruggen
Effects Assistants: Paul Mota, John Hitchcock
Sound Effects Editors: Eric Mattar-Hurlbut, John Baktis, Craig Marshall, Ryan Araki
Sound Designer: Bob Cobban
Re-Recording Mixers: Paul Williamson, Jamie Sulek
Re-Recording Assistant: Joanne Boreham
Music by: John Tucker
Music Supervisor: Stephen Hudecki
Music Editors: Peter Branton, Anthony Crea
Re-Recording Engineer: Merle Anne Ridley
Video Technicians: Mike Reid, Jeremy Chew, James Jacobs
Publicity: Nicole Cherwin-Nichols
Dialogue Editors: Keith Traver, Mark Grosicki, Chris Harris, Terry Carter, Ken Hurlbut, Stephanie Crawford, Sue Conley
Supervising Editor: Rob Kirkpatrick
Post Production Manager: Harold Harris
Post Production Supervisors: Tracy Grant, Lan Lamon
Online Editor: Ed Ham
Picture Editors: Karen Saunders, Karen Lawrie
Assistant Picture Editor: Graham Long
Assistant Editors: Brian Berger, Dave Dias
Supervising Sound Editor: Scott McCrorie
Pre-Production Editors: Darrell MacDonald, Peter Winninger, Shelley Mills-Hughes, John H. Carter, Jeffrey Howard
Track Breakdown: Rick Dubiel
Re-Recording and Transfer Technicians: Mike Reid, Richard Stobiel
Executive Producer for YTV: Sarah Haasz

[edit] 1998

Created & Developed by: Robin Steele, Brianne Leary
Executive Producers: Patrick Loubert, Michael Hirsh, Clive A. Smith
Supervising Producers: Stephen Hodgins, Patricia R. Burns, Vince Commisso
Line Producer: Tom McGillis
Directors: John Van Bruggen, Chad Hicks
Assistant Directors: Dave Thomas, Rob Walton
Story Editor: Hugh Duffy
Educational Consultant: Miki Baumgarten, Ph.D.
Music by: John Tucker
YTV Executive: Alan Gregg
Recording Coordinator: Joanne Boreham
Voice Director: Dan Hennessey
Casting Administrator: Karyn Tester
Storyboard Coordinator: Aade Voitk
Storyboard Artists: Chad Hicks, Rob Pincombe, Trevor Hierons, Lyndon Ruddy, Hana Kukal, Andrew Tan, Mitch Manzer, Dave Thomas, Dave Pemberton, Rob Walton
Storyboard Cleanup: Kathy Paulin-Lougheed
Production Supervisors: Steve Chadwick, Ruta Cube
Production Manager: Suzie Gallo
Production Coordinator: Joanne Noble
Production Assistants: Caroline Simmons, Chris Cornish
Design Supervisor: Rodica Oancea
Design Coordinator: Fiona Giggie
Designers: Grozdana Bukvic, Leanna Gosse, Alexey Linkov, Brad Lucas, Jun Nasayao, Kathy Paulin-Lougheed
Design Cleanup: Aidan Closs, Grozdana Bukvic
Colour Design: Dale Cox, Nassrin Monesa
Art Director: Davian Bobrowska
Background Supervisor: Sonya Carey
Background Coordinator: Jan Robson
Background Artists: Juliet Gauthier, Paul de Oliveira, Howard Lonn, Maureen Paxton, Yalen Paxton-Harding, Rob Mitchell, Jody Richardson, H. Grace Waddington B.
Senior Element Artist: Vesna Mostovac
Element Artist: Richard Wilson
Layout Coordinators/Artists: Sanja Culina, Kevin McDonald
Compositing Supervisor: Eilat Marel
Lead Compositor: Brad Husband
Compositing Coordinator: Glen McLeod
Director of Post Production: Rob Kirkpatrick
Post Production Manager: Lisa Kisch
Post Production Administrator: Ann McGuire
Post Production Assistants: Barry Craigmyle, Gavin Fox
Supervising Sound Editor: Jim Longo
Sound Design & Audio Post: Mark Baldi, Scott McCrorie, Steven R. Mitchell, Kevan Staples
Pre-Production Supervisor: Liza Vespi
Pre-Production Technician: Rick Dubiel
Assembly Editors: Darrell MacDonald, Sean Pearson, Kent Theaker
Breakdown Editors: Ken Hurlbut, Terry Carter, Geoff Walton, Rob McMahon
Audio/Video Technicians: John Dubiel, Jeff Howard
Picture Editor: Al Maciulis
Assistant Picture Editor: Brian Berger
Music Supervisor: Stephen Hudecki
Recording Engineer: Bob Cobban
Re-Recording Engineer: Paul Williamson
Online Editor: Ed Ham
Colourist: Mark Keuper
Additional Production Facilities: Hanho Heung Up Co. Ltd, Canuck Creations Inc.
Post Production Services: Rhythm Division, Medallion PFA Film and Video
Voice Recorded: Studio 306
A Nelvana Production in association with YTV
With the assistance/participation of: The Government of Canada, Canadian Film or Video, Production Tax Credit Program
Produced with the participation of: Canada Television and Cable Production Fund, CTCFF-License Fee Program
Series © 1998 Nelvana Limited. All Rights Reserved.

[edit] Video Game

There was a video game of the same name in 2001 for Nintendo 64 and Sega Dreamcast, with a few differences:

The characters are evolved in 3D.
The game is on an island.
The game is like a puzzle-solving game.

Sega and Infogrames published the respective releases. This game was developed by: Virgin Interactive Entertainment and Steele/Leary Software. The Nintendo 64 release was ported by Point of View (developer).

[edit] Trivia

Trivia sections are discouraged under Wikipedia guidelines.
The article could be improved by integrating relevant items and removing inappropriate ones.

The episode Aand Action! has a parody of the ABC show "America's Funniest Home Videos" entitled "Uncle Saggy's Really Really Bad Home Videos" which portrays home videos of people doing excessively bad things (such as getting a pet wombat to eat an olive out of the owner's belly button, a baby driving a car, and a man waking up with in-line skates on etc.) The host is a clown. (Bradley and friends send a movie in which they fall into a swimming pool with the camera recording the video. But it didn't win and the gang solves a robbery at the store "Mr. Quickie's" (The gang's favorite junk food store and Polly puts it in a drier to dry it off since it fell in a pool)
Bradley sometimes said "This looks like a job for..." then Bradley would appear in different hero forms which parody many movie heroes like James Bond,Austin Powers etc. An example is a sequence from "And The Weiner Is.."