Cold War
- Studio
- March Entertainment
- Distributor
- Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Synopsis
An errant iceberg floats close to Chilly Beach, and its occupants turn out to be a couple of Soviet soldiers who have been adrift since before the collapse of the Soviet Union. A love affair gone bad between Katherine Hilderbrand and her Russian comrade causes a major international crisis, and it falls to Dale and Frank to use their unique Canadian skills to defuse the situation.
Characters
Dale McDonald, Constable Al, April June, Biggs, Katherine Hilderbrand, Frank Shackleford, Michel Mabuis, Jacques LaRock, Abby Hilderbrand, Angus MacAuger, The Polar Bear, The Penguin
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Edin Ibric, Doug Sinclair
Producing
- Producer
- Dan Hawes, Catherine Tait, Liliana Vogt (Executive Producers)
Writing
- Writer
- Tony Elliott
Animation
- Animator
- Serge Belliard, Leanne Benner, Tara Blair, Shane Chabot, Clement Chan, Jason Chow, Paul Guenette, Chris Hudson, Eddie Huo, Sharon Kim, Jason Lin, Jason Manning, Sean McDowell, Christian Nelson, Kamonthep Phungurai, Steve Pitre, Nikoo Sharifi, Mark Vernon, Ariel Villaverde, Eric Zermeno
- Lead Animators
- Clement Chan, Matt Herring, Chris Hudson
Voices
- Voice
- Steve Ashton (Dale McDonald), Damon D'Oliveira (Constable Al), Samantha Espie (April June), Dwayne Hill (Biggs), Mary Lawliss (Katherine Hilderbrand), Todd Peterson (Frank Shackleford), Jacqueline Pillon (Michel Mabuis), Robert Smith (Jacques LaRock), Emily Tait (Abby Hilderbrand)
Music
- Music
- Luc Arsenault
Crew
- Creator
- Doug Sinclair
- Story Editor
- Terry Saltzman
- Sound Effects
- Tammy Semen
- Network Administrator
- Matthew Flewelling
- Business Affairs
- Jesse D. Ikeman
- Production Assistant
- Josée Pelland
- Director of Technology
- Ronald Ruslim
- Script Researcher
- Raffi Paloulian
Companies and other credits
- Script Research: Act One Script Clearance Inc
Production notes
This series made its way to TV after six years of being available only on the Internet. This marked the first time that a Canadian property originally created as online "Webisodes" was picked up by a network.
This was also the first animation series to be produced in Sudbury, Ontario at a new animation studio set up by March Entertainment.
This was also the first animation series to be produced in Sudbury, Ontario at a new animation studio set up by March Entertainment.