Brocc-Fest

Brocc-Fest

October 23, 2000 TV Episode Angela Anaconda

Studio
Decode Entertainment, Core Digital Pictures

Synopsis

It's the annual Tapwater Springs Broccoli Festival and the children are made to enter a broccoli poster-making contest. Angela isn't happy. Firstly, everyone knows that Nanette's going to win the contest, so what's the point?! Secondly, Angela hates the bushy green, which makes creating a poster in celebration of it even harder. Luckily, Angela discovers that Baby Lulu has a broccoli- shaped head. Angela uses Baby Lulu as inspiration and creates a poster of the cutest broccoli that anyone in Tapwater Springs has ever seen. To her amazement, Angela wins the contest, while poor Nanette's runner-up. Angela becomes the "keeper of the broccoli" and must give a speech extolling its virtues in front of the whole town. This forces her to find a way in which she can appreciate the funky florets or give up her title. However, in doing that, Nanette would become the "keeper," and letting Nanette win is almost as bad as the vegetable itself.

Characters

Angela Anaconda, Mark Anaconda, Derek Anaconda, Gen Anaconda, Bill Anaconda, King, Gina Lash, Johnny Abatti, Gordy Rhineart, Nanette Manoir, Mrs. Brinks, Jimmy Jamal, Coach Rhineart, Stu, Ray Wu

Credits

Directing

Director
John Halfpenny

Producing

Producer
Beth Stevenson
Executive Producers
Neil Court, Steven DeNure, Joanna Ferrone, Susan Rose
Co-Producer
John Mariella
Associate Producer
Kym Hyde

Voices

Voice
Susan Rose (Angela Anaconda), Edward Glen (Gordy Rhinehart), Jonathan Malen (Stu, Ray Wu), Bryn McCauley (Gina Lash), Ali Mukaddam (Johnny Abatti), Ruby Smith-Merovitz (Nanette Manoir), Kevin Duhaney (Jimmy Jamal), Julie Lemieux, Annick Obonsawin, Jackie Burroughs, Allegra Fulton, Olivia Garratt, Diego Matamoros, Cara Pifko, Wayne Robson, Ron Rubin
Live-Action Face Models
Jasmine Ellis (Angela Anaconda), Cailin Munroe (Gordy Rhinehart), Chloe Weir (Gina Lash), Matthew Digirolamo (Johnny Abatti), Ruby Jean Gillett (Nanette Manoir), Sarah Ruddle (Mrs. Brinks)

Crew

Creator
Joanna Ferrone, Susan Rose

Production notes

Angela is an eight-year-old girl who has wacky brothers, weird friends, and hates a mean fake-French girl named Nanette Manoir.