Dragon (TV series)
| Dragon | |
|---|---|
| Created by | Dav Pilkey |
| Written by |
Aline Gilmore Cathy Moss Steven Westren |
| Directed by |
Philip Marcus Thomas Schneider-Trumpp Sue-Wee Moon |
| Voices of | Frank Meschkuleit |
| Narrated by | Frank Meschkuleit |
| Country of origin | Canada |
| Production | |
| Executive producer(s) | Vivianne Morin |
| Producer(s) | Greg Dummett |
| Running time | 12 minutes (grouped episodes) 2-4 minutes (ungrouped episodes) |
| Production company(s) | Cité-Amérique |
| Release | |
| Original network |
Treehouse TV (2004–2007; Reruns: 2008–2012) Qubo (2006–2015) |
| Original release | January 5, 2004 – December 28, 2007 |
| External links | |
| Website |
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Dragon is a Canadian stop-motion children's television program which is based on the books by best-selling children's author Dav Pilkey. The show first aired in Canada in 2004.
As described by Qubo:
| “ | Produced in claymation, Dragon is based on the popular books by author Dav Pilkey, creator of the best-selling Captain Underpants series. Dragon is a friendly blue dragon whose unique perspective on life creates fun, child-friendly situations. Episodes are divided into short chapters in order to emphasize all learning moments. For all the stories, Frank Meschkuleit provides all the character voices and he is the narrator.
Dragon's colorful friends include Cat, Mailmouse, Alligator, Beaver, and Ostrich. Whether inventing games, searching for treasure, or setting up a party, happy-go-lucky Dragon and his friends work together to make everyday sunny and special. While the series’ calm and steady pace -- without a lot of quick scene changes, busy music or sound effects -- may seem slow to the adult viewer, young children are better able to understand and reflect what they are viewing. And Dragon's charming storylines explore themes identifiable to all children: friendship, being afraid and trying new things. |
” |
Voice cast
- Frank Meschkuleit as Narrator and character voices
Crew
- Assistant Director (Canadian and Korean episodes) 2004: Normand Rompré
- Animatic Editor & Storyboard Director (Korean episodes) 2005: Normand Rompré
Episodes
The episodes are each approximately 12 minutes long.
- A Friend For Dragon
- Alligator's Tooth
- Beaver Be Like
- Cat's Birthday
- Cat's Blanket
- Cat's New Trick
- Cat's Shady Shelter
- Doctor Dragon
- Dragon Babysits A Fern
- Dragon Borrows A Hammer
- Dragon Collects Stamps
- Dragon Does Nice Things
- Dragon Fixes Beaver's Toy
- Dragon Gets Interrupted
- Dragon Goes Apple Picking
- Dragon Goes Camping
- Dragon Helps Beaver
- Dragon Looks For Cat
- Dragon Loses His Voice
- Dragon Minds His Manners
- Dragon Passes The Time
- Dragon Runs The Store
- Dragon Solves A Mystery
- Dragon Surprises Ostrich
- Dragon's Band
- Dragon's Bedtime Story
- Dragon's Best Friend Club
- Dragon's Big Decision
- Dragon's Big Itch
- Dragon's Bogeyman
- Dragon's Carrot
- Dragon's Cat
- Dragon's Christmas Hats
- Dragon's Day Dream
- Dragon's Fall Collection
- Dragon's Fall Fair
- Dragon's Fly
- Dragon's Funny Noise
- Dragon's Grumpy Pal
- Dragon's Halloween
- Dragon's Holiday
- Dragon's Invention
- Dragon's Lemonade Stand
- Dragon's Merry Christmas
- Dragon's Mixed Up Day
- Dragon's Moon
- Dragon's New Dance
- Dragon's New Game
- Dragon's New Hobby
- Dragon's Package
- Dragon's Pancake Breakfast
- Dragon's Photo Album
- Dragon's Picnic
- Dragon's Silly Day
- Dragon's Sleepover
- Dragon's Snail
- Dragon's Snowy Day
- Dragon's Snuffly Day
- Dragon's Songs
- Dragon's Special Day
- Dragon's Spring Celebration
- Dragon's Spring Cleaning
- Dragon's Surprise Party
- Dragon's Tire
- Dragon's Toboggan
- Dragon's Train
- Dragon's Treasure Hunt
- Dragon's Tricks And Treats
- Dragon's Upside Down House
- Dragon's Valentine's Day
- Dragon's Wagon
- Dragon's Yard Sale
- Easter Bunny Dragon
- Goodnight Dragon
- Ostrich To The Rescue
- Sidekick Dragon
- Star Gazing Dragon
- The Best A Dragon Can Be
- Tourist Dragon