
Resident Weevil
- Studio
- Blueprint Entertainment, Iggy Productions Inc., Teletoon Canada Inc.
- Animation studio
- C.O.R.E. Digital Pictures
- Distributor
- Blueprint Entertainment, Oasis International
Synopsis
A water hyacinth is accidentally introduced into the Kook's ecosystem, causing havoc, so Iggy and Jiggers must combat the "foreign" plant with its natural enemy- weevils.
Characters
Iggy Arbuckle, Jiggers, Catfish Stu, Spiff, Zoop, Kira, The Great Zambeani, Big Toe
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Paul H. Brown, Bill Speers
Producing
- Producer
- Suzanne Berger
- Executive Producers
- John Morayniss, Noreen Halpern
- Line Producer
- Audrey Velichka
Writing
- Writer
- Myra Fried, Steve Wright
Voices
- Voice
- Jonathan Wilson (Iggy Arbuckle), David Berni (Jiggers), James Rankin (Catfish Stu), Derek McGrath (Spiff), Stephanie Milo (Zoop), Novie Edwards (Kira)
Art Department
- Art Director
- Julie Eberley
Editing
- Editor
- Paul Hunter
Sound
- Sound Editor
- Sid Lieberman
Casting
- Voice Director
- Jessie Thomson
Production Management
- Production Managers
- Jane Crawford, Dave Sharples
Production notes
Meet Iggy Arbuckle, the pig with an appetite for adventure that's as big as the great outdoors. When he hears the call of the wild, he always answers on the first ring. That's because Iggy is a young, idealistic porker with a mission: to chart, explore and protect the vast Kookamunga National Park and all who walk, swim, fly and crawl around in it. In fact, Iggy is so committed that he created the Pig Scouts, an organization dedicated to the preservation and tender loving care of the Kook. It doesn't matter that he and his beaver pal Jiggers are the sole members. This dynamic duo will go to any lengths to uphold their duty - even if it means hang-gliding from the lofty summit of Peak-A-Boo, shooting the swirling rapids of River Whoosh, or swinging on vines in the Wet Willie Rainforest all in one day!
Blueprint Entertainment's first animated comedy-adventure series targeted to kids.
"Iggy Arbuckle" first appeared as a comic strip in the magazine "National Geographic Kids."
Each half-hour episode consists of two cartoons.
A sneak peak of this TV series took place on June 29, 2007. Regular broadcasts began on July 2, 2007 and continued daily except Sunday.
Blueprint Entertainment's first animated comedy-adventure series targeted to kids.
"Iggy Arbuckle" first appeared as a comic strip in the magazine "National Geographic Kids."
Each half-hour episode consists of two cartoons.
A sneak peak of this TV series took place on June 29, 2007. Regular broadcasts began on July 2, 2007 and continued daily except Sunday.
