Cowdyshack
- Studio
- Nickelodeon Animation Studios, Omation Animation Studio
- Distributor
- Nickelodeon Productions
Synopsis
Fore! Otis takes a whack at winning a golf tournament!
Characters
Otis the Cow, Bessy the Bovine, Pip the Mouse, Freddy the Ferret, Peck the Rooster, Pig the Pig, Duke the Dog, Abby the Cow, Mr. Beady, Mrs. Beady
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Mike Gasaway, Todd Grimes
Producing
- Producer
- Margaret M. Dean, Paul Marshal
- Supervising Producer
- Jed Spingarn
- Associate Producer
- Kyle Jolly
- Executive Producer
- Paul Marshal
Writing
- Writer
- Gene Grillo, Joel Bergen, Alex Muniz
- Head Writer
- Jed Spingarn
Voices
- Voice
- Chris Hardwick (Otis the Cow), Wanda Sykes (Bessy the Bovine), Jeffrey Garcia (Pip the Mouse), Cam Clarke (Freddy the Ferret), Rob Paulsen (Peck the Rooster), Tino Insana (Pig the Pig), Dom Irrera (Duke the Dog), Leigh Allyn Baker (Abby the Cow), Steve Oedekerk (Mr. Beady), Maria Bramford (Mrs. Beady)
Editing
- Editor
- Lance Bachelder
- Assistant Editor
- Kimberly LaCroix
Crew
- Lighting Supervisor
- Sean Montgomery
- Digital Supervisor
- Eric Weiss
- Production Coordinator
- Allan M. Thompson
Production notes
CGI animation.
Based on the 2006 Paramount Pictures animated feature film "Barnyard: The Original Party Animals."
Otis and his gang of fun-loving farm animals move from the big screen to Nickelodeon television. The series follows the adventures of a group of party animals who live colorful lives undetected by the humans living around them.
Picking up a few years after the feature film left off, "Back At The Barnyard" chronicles the animal shenanigans that take place in the barnyard when the farmer's back is turned. The series centers around a carefree party cow named Otis, who has recently become the patriarch of the farm. He is driven by an endless need for fun and frivolity while avoiding close calls with humans and other threats to the animals' unconventional way of life. Raised on the farm but wild at heart, Otis has an insatiable zeal for laughter, happiness and the pursuit of a good time, though these schemes of having "human fun" often leave him and his friends in a jam. But his responsible side ultimately wins, and Otis does the right thing, remaining a true leader to his barnyard friends. He and his band of malcontents, including his best friend Pip, sassy smart-mouthed cow Bessy and loyal-to-a-fault Pig, will stop at nothing to squeeze every last drop of fun out of their time in the barnyard.
Each 30-minute episode consists of two cartoons.
Working title of series: "Barnyard."
Based on the 2006 Paramount Pictures animated feature film "Barnyard: The Original Party Animals."
Otis and his gang of fun-loving farm animals move from the big screen to Nickelodeon television. The series follows the adventures of a group of party animals who live colorful lives undetected by the humans living around them.
Picking up a few years after the feature film left off, "Back At The Barnyard" chronicles the animal shenanigans that take place in the barnyard when the farmer's back is turned. The series centers around a carefree party cow named Otis, who has recently become the patriarch of the farm. He is driven by an endless need for fun and frivolity while avoiding close calls with humans and other threats to the animals' unconventional way of life. Raised on the farm but wild at heart, Otis has an insatiable zeal for laughter, happiness and the pursuit of a good time, though these schemes of having "human fun" often leave him and his friends in a jam. But his responsible side ultimately wins, and Otis does the right thing, remaining a true leader to his barnyard friends. He and his band of malcontents, including his best friend Pip, sassy smart-mouthed cow Bessy and loyal-to-a-fault Pig, will stop at nothing to squeeze every last drop of fun out of their time in the barnyard.
Each 30-minute episode consists of two cartoons.
Working title of series: "Barnyard."