Sideways Protest
- Studio
- Nelvana, Teletoon Productions, Nickelodeon Productions
Synopsis
When Kidswatter threatens to move the school, the students attempt to protest by disrupting the school, but they only end up making it function better. That is, until a mysterious new "kid" (Mr. K in disguise) attempts to "undermine" their efforts.
Characters
Todd, Maurecia, Dana, Myron, Mrs. Jewls, Louis, Miss Mush, Principal Kidswatter
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Riccardo Durante
Producing
- Producer
- Lin Oliver
- Executive Producers
- Scott Dyer, Doug Murphy, Lin Oliver
Writing
- Writer
- John Derevlany, Dennis Heaton, Rob Tinkler
- Based On The Book By
- Louis Sachar
Voices
- Voice
- Mark Rendall (Todd), Martin Villafana (Myron), Lisa Ng (Dana), Denise Oliver (Maurecia), Kathleen Laskey (Mrs. Jewls), Kedar Brown (Principal Kidswatter), Sergio Di Zio (Louis), Jayne Eastwood (Miss Mush), Peter Oldring (Joe), Terry McGurrin (Stephen), Sarah Gadon (Rondi), Megan Fahlenbock (John), Grey DeLisle (Fluffy), Tara Strong (Shari), Dwayne Hill
Music
- Music
- Scott Bucsis
- Opening Theme
- James Robertson
Crew
- Created By
- Louis Sachar
- Developed By
- John Derevlany
- Theme Song Performed By
- Skye Sweetnam
Production notes
Based on best-selling author Louis Sachar's zany books, "Wayside" is a series that captures how kids really see the world in all its preposterous, contradictory glory. Set inside a quirky grammar school accidentally built 30 stories high, "Wayside" follows the peculiar twists and turns of kid logic and introduces a fantastic environment where students are smarter than teachers, cows wander the halls (of course!), and cafeteria meals sit around for hours until they achieve strange powers - none of which enhance the food's flavor...
"Wayside" originally aired as a one-hour special (also titled "Wayside School") on Teletoon on November 19, 2005.
Beginning with this episode, the series moved over to Flash animation from hand animation. This resulted in a new look for all the characters, and a new feel for the show.
"Wayside" originally aired as a one-hour special (also titled "Wayside School") on Teletoon on November 19, 2005.
Beginning with this episode, the series moved over to Flash animation from hand animation. This resulted in a new look for all the characters, and a new feel for the show.
