
Evolution Solution
- Studio
- Scrawl Studios Pte Ltd., Media Development Authority of Singapore, Decode Entertainment, Clang Productions Inc., YTV, Agogo Entertainment Ltd.
Synopsis
Robin has to do a school project about his family tree, but rather than doing some research, Robin has Rivet build an invention to bring his real ancestors to life so he can ask them himself.
Characters
Robin Harrison, Daisy Harrison, Rivet, Widget, Socket, Darrel, Sam
Credits
Writing
Voices
- Voice
- Julie Lemieux (Robin Harrison), Annick Obonsawin (Daisy Harrison), Patrick McKenna (Rivet), Linda Kash (Widgit), Doug Hadders (Socket, Darrel), Brad Adamson (Sam)
Production notes
The world is full of possibilities. Anything can happen. Like an alien spaceship crash-landing in your backyard, and getting wedged in a tree, and the aliens are actually robots that think that you are the supreme ruler of Earth.
Cool, eh? Robin and Daisy think so, too.
Robin and Daisy Harrison are siblings who have aliens living in their treehouse... that used to be the aliens' spaceship. The twins are just like any other siblings. One moment, they're laughing together at a shared joke; the next one, they're tumbling across the carpet with one of them in a headlock and the other trying to make the other "take it back!"; and the next, they're dangling over a vortex in time/space created by a black hole-powered hair dryer. But since the day the aliens arrived, they can both agree on at least one thing. The robots are going to stay their secret!
Clang Invasion is a fast-paced, anything-can-happen, roller coaster ride of comedy that has the same attention span as the kids that are in the story. Which is none. I mean, come on, they're ten years old. From Daisy trying to use the aliens to help her kidnap the hunk from her favorite teen show, to convincing the local news reporter that the aliens are just their latest remote control toys, to stopping one of the aliens from activating his latest invention that would turn the world inside out, because like a Tootsie Roll, the best part should be in the center; keeping the aliens from accidentally destroying the world, each other, and your mother, is going to be the hardest thing they've ever done before. In other words, the Harrison home just got a lot more interesting.
This series consists of 26 half-hour episodes, each with two cartoons.
Cool, eh? Robin and Daisy think so, too.
Robin and Daisy Harrison are siblings who have aliens living in their treehouse... that used to be the aliens' spaceship. The twins are just like any other siblings. One moment, they're laughing together at a shared joke; the next one, they're tumbling across the carpet with one of them in a headlock and the other trying to make the other "take it back!"; and the next, they're dangling over a vortex in time/space created by a black hole-powered hair dryer. But since the day the aliens arrived, they can both agree on at least one thing. The robots are going to stay their secret!
Clang Invasion is a fast-paced, anything-can-happen, roller coaster ride of comedy that has the same attention span as the kids that are in the story. Which is none. I mean, come on, they're ten years old. From Daisy trying to use the aliens to help her kidnap the hunk from her favorite teen show, to convincing the local news reporter that the aliens are just their latest remote control toys, to stopping one of the aliens from activating his latest invention that would turn the world inside out, because like a Tootsie Roll, the best part should be in the center; keeping the aliens from accidentally destroying the world, each other, and your mother, is going to be the hardest thing they've ever done before. In other words, the Harrison home just got a lot more interesting.
This series consists of 26 half-hour episodes, each with two cartoons.
