Math Math Revolution
- Studio
- Nelvana Limited, Teletoon, Breakthrough Entertainment
- Animation studio
- Pipeline Services
- Distributor
- Teletoon
Synopsis
A chance encounter with his old rival, Irwin of the Mathletes, leads Lee to the conclusion that he is Radcircles. Lee sends Holger in during detention to spy on the Mathletes but he is captured and tortured forcing Lee to sneak out to rescue him. Lee confronts Irwin and the latter reveals that while he did send a email to the Skaters, and then some, it was a photoshopped image of himself and Lee to make it look like the latter was picking his nose. In a subplot Cam is attempting to learn the identity of the one who sent the photoshopped image and in the process learns the identity of Radcircles, former principal of A. Nigma High, Principal Wurst.
Characters
Lee Ping, Holger Holgaart, Biffy T. Goldstei, Principal General Dr. Wendell Barrage, Vice Principal Veronica Victoria, Tina Kwee, Brandy Silver, Chaz Monarainian, Lynch Webber, Jenny Jerkins, Cyrus Xavier, Sue Ping, The Tazelwurm, Cleaner Freaks
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Kevin Micallef
Producing
- Producer
- Jane Crawford
- Executive Producers
- Doug Murphy, Daniel Bryan Franklin, Charles Johnston
- Supervising Producers
- Tracey Dodokin, Helen Lebeau
- Associate Producer
- Irene Weibel
Writing
- Writer
- Emer Connon
Animation
Voices
- Voice
- Jonathan Tan (Lee Ping), Ryan Belleville (Holger Holgaart), Zachary Bennett (Biffy T. Goldstein), Seán Cullen (Principal General Dr. Wendell Barrage), Hélène Joy (Vice Principal Veronica Victoria), Krystal Meadows (Tina Kwee), Melanie Leishman (Brandy Silver), David Berni (Chaz Monarainian), Brian Froud (Lynch Webber), Stacey Depass (Jenny Jerkins), Dan Petronijevic (Cyrus Xavier), Marjorie Chan (Sue Ping)
Music
- Music
- Stephen Skratt, Asher Lenz
- Music Supervisor
- Norm Beaver
Crew
- Created By
- Daniel Bryan Franklin, Charles Johnston
- Developed For Television By
- Daniel Bryan Franklin, Charles Johnston
- Executive Story Editors
- Daniel Bryan Franklin, Charles Johnston
- Art Director
- Don Gauthier
- Senior Technical Director
- Kevin Colbourne
- Assistant Director
- Mike MacDougall
- Design Supervisor
- Brad Coombs
- Layout Supervisor
- Terry Lenko
- Featuring The Voices Of
- Jonathan Tan, Fabrizio Filippo, Ryan Belleville, Zachary Bennett, Sean Cullen, Krystal Meadows, David Berni, Melanie Leishman
- Additional Voices
- Christian Potenza, Scott McCord, Athena Karkanis, Marjorie Chan
- Casting
- Dayton Walters Casting
- Voice Director
- Merle Anne Ridley
- Casting Administrator
- Brett Carruthers
- Casting Assistant
- Tony Colantonio
- Record Assistants
- Stephany Seki, Roseanne Howell
- Storyboards
- Brian Coughlan, Steve Daye
- Storyboard Cleanup
- Brian Wong
- Designers
- Rachel Chalk, Vesna Mostovac, Jackie Lenko, Amy Henkel
- Backgrounds
- Eric Gauthier, Laura Vegys, Mei Tsao, Mike Doraty
- Colour Styling
- Maria Boylan
- Character Posing
- Phil Williams
- VFX Design
- Bradley Overall
- Design Breaking
- John Lyons, Ahsan Khan, John Hinshelwood, Scott Williamson
- Scene Setup
- Mario Trpkovic
- Production Services
- Pipeline Services
- PSI Studio Manager
- Juan Lopez
- Senior Technical Supervisor
- Mac Holyoke
- Studio Manager
- Angelica Lopez
- Animation Supervisor
- Nathan Little
- Lead Animation
- Westley Bryant, Julia Farrow
- Animation
- Jeffrey Allen, Tricia Bos, Robin Hall, Yamming Chan, Bobby Ulcar, Diego Sierra, Melina Stanko, Dave Tran, Adam de Vries, Kristan Handley, Carlos Presto, Victor Carlos, Roland L'Ecuyer, Marc Overney
- Music
- Stephen Skratt, Asher Lenz
- Music Supervisor
- Norm Beaver
- Associate Producer
- Luis Lopez
- Studio Operations Manager
- Judy Leung
- Technical Director
- Darin Bristow
- Production Engineering
- Richard Gopaul
- Director of Post Production
- Glen Pollock
- Senior Post Production Manager
- Vils M. DiSanto
- Supervising Music Producer
- Mike Northcott
- Post Production Manager
- Jaimie Galloro
- Leica Editor
- Stephanie Duncan
- Assistant Leica Editor
- Katrina Bolletta
- Pre Production Coordinators
- Ed Kodar, Michael Sirianni
- Splitter
- Lex MacCrimmon
- Picture Editor
- Jason Cohen
- Online Editor
- Brian Karn
- Assistant Editor
- Jamie Thomson
- Digital Media Technician
- Bac Phan
- Post Audio Supervisor
- Sean Pearson
- Sound Effects Editor
- Michael Mancuso, Scott McCrorie
- Misic Editor
- Michael Mancuso
- Post Production Assistant
- Joey-Boy Aquair
- Business and Legal Affairs
- Michael Ulster, Clare Smyth
- Production Finance
- Eric DOuglas, Frank Manzo
- Production Accounting
- Allan Ho, Rebecca Robock, Lucy Sun
Production notes
This TV series began with a five-episode sneak peek, running over five consecutive days. The season proper will begin in 2012, and is expected to run 52 episodes.
Lee Ping is about to start Grade 10- the best year of his life- when he is blamed for pulling off an epic, mind-blowing practical joke and sentenced to spend the rest of the school year in detention. It's goodbye freedom, goodbye girls and hello worst year of his life. Detentionaire follows Lee in his attempts to uncover the mystery behind the practical joke and clear his name.
Lee Ping is about to start Grade 10- the best year of his life- when he is blamed for pulling off an epic, mind-blowing practical joke and sentenced to spend the rest of the school year in detention. It's goodbye freedom, goodbye girls and hello worst year of his life. Detentionaire follows Lee in his attempts to uncover the mystery behind the practical joke and clear his name.
