Squawk
- Studio
- Nelvana Entertainment, YTV Productions, Neptoon Studios
- Distributor
- Nelvana Communications, Corus Entertainment
Synopsis
Eric gets into trouble with the latest texting trend.
Characters
Eric Needles, Trevor Troublemeyer, Vana Glama, Kitty Ko, Mr. Troublemeyer/Master XOX, Professor Pamplemoose, Maxum Brain, Maxum Man, Golly Gee Kid
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Joey So
Producing
- Producer
- Michael Decsi
- Senior Technical Producer
- Darin Bristow
- Executive Producers
- Todd Kauffman, Joey So, Doug Murphy
Voices
- Voice
- Miklos Perlus (Eric Needles), Christian Potenza (Trevor Troublemeyer), Stephanie Anne Mills (Vana Glama), Denise Oliver (Kitty Ko), Scott McCord (Mr. Troublemeyer), Ron Rubin (Master XOX), Patrick McKenna (Professor Pamplemoose), Tony Daniels (Maxum Brain), Ron Pardo (Maxum Man), Ron Pederson (Golly Gee Kid)
Music
- Music
- Anthony Vanderburgh, Don Breithaupt
- Theme Music
- William Kevin Anderson
Production notes
A trial version of "Sidekick," consisting of five five-minute episodes, aired in 2005 as part of the "Funpak" omnibus series.
Young orphan Eric Needles lives in Sidekick, an animated world filled with superheroes and super villains. On the day Eric was to begin sidekicking for the greatest superhero of all time, Maxum Man, Maxum went missing- leaving this rookie with the task of making the world think that Maxum is still on the job. Since sidekicks aren't good enough to be superheroes, Eric and his second-stringer friends are always given the worst jobs, which mean they're going to be the first projectiles thrown.
This TV series is scheduled to run for 40 30-minute episodes, each consisting of two cartoons.
Young orphan Eric Needles lives in Sidekick, an animated world filled with superheroes and super villains. On the day Eric was to begin sidekicking for the greatest superhero of all time, Maxum Man, Maxum went missing- leaving this rookie with the task of making the world think that Maxum is still on the job. Since sidekicks aren't good enough to be superheroes, Eric and his second-stringer friends are always given the worst jobs, which mean they're going to be the first projectiles thrown.
This TV series is scheduled to run for 40 30-minute episodes, each consisting of two cartoons.