Bowlfinger
- Studio
- CINAR Animation, Loonland Animation, Golden Books Family Entertainment, Home Box Office (HBO)
- Animation studio
- Akom Production Company
Synopsis
Tubby is supposed to be painting the fence, but he decides to go bowling instead. He figures that he'll only be gone a little while, so his parents will never know. Of course, he doesn't count on getting a bowling ball stuck to his fingers. When all of Lulu's efforts to free Tubby from his predicament come to nothing, it looks like he's got no choice but to fess up to his folks - until the accidental intervention of the ice cream man changes everything.
Characters
Lulu Moppet, Tubby Tompkins, Annie Inch, Willie Wilkins, Alvin Jones, George Moppet, Martha Moppet, Officer Eli McNab, Wilbur Van Snobbe, Iggie Inch, Mrs. Tompkins, Eddie Simson, Miss Feeny, Gloria, Spike the Westside Boy, Slug the Westside Boy, Butch the Westside Boy
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Greg Bailey, Louis Piche, Nick Rijgersberg
Producing
- Producer
- Cassandra Schafhausen, Ronald A. Weinberg
- Executive Producers
- Micheline Charest, Ronald A. Weinberg, Micheline Charest, Nancy Steingard
- Co-Executive Producer
- Peter Völkle
- Associate Producer
- Natalie Dumoulin
Writing
- Writer
- Erica Alexandre, Don Arioli, Stephen Ashton, Jacques E. Bouchard, Natalie Dumoulin, Dennise Fordham, Elyse Friedman, Brian Cameron Fuld, Rowby Goren, Patrick Granleese, Richard Jones, Barry Julien, Nicole Keefler, Cristel Kleitsch, Peter Landecker, Thomas LaPierre, Shawn Ling, Lucie Lortie, Joseph Mallozzi (as Joseph Malozzi), Caroline Maria, Patricia Marx, Martha Moran, Anne-Marie Perrotta, Bruce Robb, Ken Ross, Gerald Sanford, Kim Segal, Todd Swift
- Based On The Original Comic Strip By
- Marjorie Henderson Buell
Voices
- Voice
- Tracey Ullman (Lulu Moppet), Jane Woods (Lulu Moppet, Iggie Inch), Bruce Dinsmore (Tubby Tompkins, Slug the Westside Boy), Michael Caloz (Annie Inch), Vanessa Lengies (Annie Inch), Andrew Henry (Willie Wilkins), Ricky Mabe (Willie Wilkins), Jonathon Idensgen (Alvin Jones), Ajay Fry (Alvin Jones), Gary Jewell (George Moppet), Pauline Little (Martha Moppet), Terrence Scammell (Officer Eli McNab), Jacob D. Tierney (Wilbur Van Snobbe), Dawn Ford (Iggie Inch), Susan Glover (Mrs. Tompkins), Justin Bradley (Eddie Simson, Spike the Westside Boy), Danielle Desormeaux (Miss Feeny), Angelina Boivin (Gloria), Michael Yarmush (Butch the Westside Boy)
Music
- Music
- Jeff Fisher
Crew
- Dialogue Editor
- Katherine Fitzgerald, Katherine Fitzgerald
- Directors of Photography
- Greg Bailey, Louis Piche
- Creator
- Marjorie Henderson Buell
- Story Editor
- Thomas LaPierre
- Unit Production Manager
- Jeff Fisher
- Line Producer
- Lesley Taylor
- Voice Director
- Debra Toffan
- Talent Coordinator
- Andrew Gryn
Production notes
The episodes are based on the original comics and combine Lulu's stand-up routines with her neighborhood adventures. Lulu is joined by the old gang, including her best friend Tubby, pint-sized Alvin, buck-toothed Annie and smooth Willie, among others. The response to "The Little Lulu Show" has proven that the resourceful and feisty girl in her signature red dress is a hit with a whole new generation.
A 52-episode series. Each show consisted of two LuluToons and a Lulu-Bite, with a stand-up sequence in between each segment.
A 52-episode series. Each show consisted of two LuluToons and a Lulu-Bite, with a stand-up sequence in between each segment.