Molasses
- Studio
- CinéGroupe
Synopsis
A televised dance competition live from East Gackle high? It's too much for Andy to pass up, even though everyone from Jen to Principal DeRosa plans to keep him away. If he's to pull off the prank of the year, he's going to need some pretty fast footwork.
Characters
Andy Larkin, Danny Pickett, Jen Larkin, Lori, Al "Dad" Larkin, Freida "Mom" Larkin, Peter Lik, Andrew Leech, Craig, Terri, Mrs. Weebles
Credits
Producing
- Producer
- Joseph Purdy
- Executive Producers
- Michael Lemire, Joseph Purdy, Andrew Makarewicz, Jacques Pettigrew
Writing
Voices
- Voice
- Ian James Corlett (Andy Larkin), Bumper Robinson (Danny Pickett), Jenna von Oÿ (Jen Larkin), Colleen O'Shaughnessy (Lori Mackney), Dee Bradley Baker (Al "Dad" Larkin), Catherine Cavadini (Freida "Mom" Larkin, Terri, Mrs. Weebles), Danny Cooksey (Peter Lik), Scott Parken (Andrew Leech), E.G. Daily
- Vocal Talent, 2003
- Ian James Corlett (Andy Larkin), Daniel Brochu (Danny Pickett), Jessica Kardos (Jen Larkin), Jaclyn Linetsky (Lori Mackney), Arthur Holden (Al "Dad" Larkin), Susan Glover (Freida "Mom" Larkin), Mark Hauser (Peter Lik), Craig Francis (Andrew Leech), Matt Holland (Craig), Holly G. Frankel, Kath Soucie
Music
- Music
- Jeremy Sweet
- Theme Song
- Ian James Corlett
Editing
- Editor
- Augustin Rioux
Crew
- Creator
- Andy Griffiths
- Executive Consultants
- Jon Minnis, Marlene Zakovich, Tim Deacon
Production notes
This series about an unstoppable prankster captures all the insanity of sibling rivalry, show-off brothers and teenage life. Young Andy Larkin is set on being the best in the world in the practical joke department. The production also introduces "DoodleVision," a black-and-white segment which lets Andy stop the action and tell his side of the story.
Based on the books in the "Just" series, written by Andy Griffiths and illustrated by Terry Denton.
Jaclyn Linetsky, who provided the voice of Lori in the 2003 episodes, died in a car accident near Montreal on September 8, 2003.
Based on the books in the "Just" series, written by Andy Griffiths and illustrated by Terry Denton.
Jaclyn Linetsky, who provided the voice of Lori in the 2003 episodes, died in a car accident near Montreal on September 8, 2003.