Date Dupe
- Studio
- CanWest Global, Cartoon Network Europe, Loonland Animation, Sunbow Entertainment
- Distributor
- 4 Kids Entertainment, British Broadcasting Corporation, Fox Box, YTV
Characters
Wayne Cramp, Lucien Cramp, Tony Parsons, Seth Parsons (Tony's Dad), Wendy Winkle, Mari Phelps, Dorothy Cramp (Mom), Horace Cramp (Dad), Mr. Winkle, Mrs. Winkle, Hilary Hissy, Lily Parsons (Tony's Mom), Dirty Joe Muldoon, Marsha, Tandy, Mr. Pretty
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Becky Bristow
Producing
- Producer
- Jodey Kaminski-Cashma
- Co-Executive Producer
- Dr. Carl L. Woebcken
- Associate Producer
- Greg Chalekian
- Coordinating Producer
- Bonni Freeman
- Creative Producer
- Becky Bristow
- Producers, Cartoon Network Europe
- Finn Arnesen, Daniel Lenard
- Producers, Loonland Animation
- Lea György, Don Neudecker, Akos Sarencky, Rèka Temple
Writing
Voices
- Voice
- Tom Kenny (Wayne Cramp), Kath Soucie (Lucien Cramp), Terry Klassen (Tony Parsons, Seth Parsons [Tony's Dad]), Jayne Paterson (Wendy Winkle), Tabitha St. Germain (Mari Phelps), Nicole Oliver (Dorothy Cramp [Mom]), Ian James Corlett (Horace Cramp [Dad]), Colin Murdock (Mr. Winkle), Cathy Weseluck (Mrs. Winkle, Hilary Hissy, Lily Parsons [Tony's Mom]), Lee Tockar (Dirty Joe Muldoon), Ellen Kennedy (Marsha), Iris Quinn (Tandy), Jay Brazeau (Mr. Pretty [2004-]), Andrew Francis, Peter Kelamis, Jason Michas
Music
- Music
- Helene Muddiman
Crew
- Production Manager
- Beatriz Garcia, Ellen Martin, Brent Miller, Pamela Ross, Tanya K. Taylor
- Production Manager (RG Prince Films)
- Sang-wan Kim
- Storyboard Supervisor
- Stephen Sandoval
- Storyboard Artists
- Ernie Gilbert, Trevor Wall
- Production Sound Mixer
- Devon Bowman
- Supervising Sound Editor
- Michael Geisler
- Sound Effects Editor
- William Griggs
- Music Editor
- Ernie Mannix
- Digital Effects Artist
- Glen Darcey
- Production Coordinators
- Jean Butterfield, Rebecca Groombridge, Woo-young Kim
- Production Assistant
- Wendy Dunn
Companies and other credits
- Post-Production: Vitello Productions
Production notes
Based on two graphic novels by Brian Wood.
This series premiered in Britain on September 3, 2001; episode air dates are as shown on Fox Box.
Soon after its release in the United Kingdom, the show became the top-rated series for children ages 4 to 14, with about 3.7 million viewers each week.
Two cartoons ran in each 30-minute episode.
Meet Wayne and Lucien Cramp. They're 10-year-old twins with zero in common! Wayne likes fighting, collecting weird stuff and stuffing his face with candy. And he's blue- literally! Lucien is a vegetarian who is totally into knitting, studying and saving the world. In practically everything they do, the Cramp Twins are polar opposites. Not surprisingly, each dreams of the sweet ecstasy of a world without the other. Since they're stuck with each other, their lives are a never-ending battle. Together, they're taking sibling rivalry to a whole new level in this offbeat animated series.
This series premiered in Britain on September 3, 2001; episode air dates are as shown on Fox Box.
Soon after its release in the United Kingdom, the show became the top-rated series for children ages 4 to 14, with about 3.7 million viewers each week.
Two cartoons ran in each 30-minute episode.
Meet Wayne and Lucien Cramp. They're 10-year-old twins with zero in common! Wayne likes fighting, collecting weird stuff and stuffing his face with candy. And he's blue- literally! Lucien is a vegetarian who is totally into knitting, studying and saving the world. In practically everything they do, the Cramp Twins are polar opposites. Not surprisingly, each dreams of the sweet ecstasy of a world without the other. Since they're stuck with each other, their lives are a never-ending battle. Together, they're taking sibling rivalry to a whole new level in this offbeat animated series.
Awards
Golden Reel Award, Best Sound Editing in Television -- Music, Episodic Animation, Michael Geisler and Ernie Mannix, Music Editors, 2002.
Nominee, BAFTA Children's Award, Best Animation, Peter Völkle, Carole Weitzman and Brian Wood, 2002.
Nominee, BAFTA Children's Award, Best Animation, 2005.
Special Mention, Pulcinella Award, Best TV Series for Children, 2005
Nominee, BAFTA Children's Award, Best Animation, Peter Völkle, Carole Weitzman and Brian Wood, 2002.
Nominee, BAFTA Children's Award, Best Animation, 2005.
Special Mention, Pulcinella Award, Best TV Series for Children, 2005