Reptogator Attack!
- Studio
- Collingwood O'Hare Entertainment
- Distributor
- BBC Worldwide
Synopsis
Anita is injured trying to protect "The Kid" from Reptogators - ferocious monsters that live 60 miles underground and have the ability to suck your brains out. Victor gets a new partner - Valerie Volga. Together they must track down "The Kid" and bring him in before the Reptogators can get their tentacles on him. But there's something not quite right about Valerie - she growls a lot and smells terrible!
Characters
Victor Volt, Anita Knight, Professor Professor, Changed Daily, Special Agent Ray, Mr Atom, Doctor Doctor, The Impostors, Martian Gravity Thieves, Nana Poo Poo, Helsinki-Man, The Floaty Heads, Robert Baron, Dr Hypno, Eartha Quaker, Porka-Worka, The Reptogators, The Chef
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Tony Collingwood
Producing
- Producer
- Chris O'Hare
- Executive Producer
- Chris O'Hare
Writing
- Writer
- Tony Collingwood, Mark Holloway, Mark Zaslove, Lee Pressman, Jimmy Hibbert, Ken Pontac, Ken Segall, Ben Townsend, Baz Hawkins, Dave Ingham, Laura Beaumont, Paul Larson, David Stafford, Paddy Granleese, Alex Williams, Ken Segall
- Creator
- Tony Collingwood
- Script Editor
- Helen Stroud
Voices
- Voice
- Alan Marriott (Victor Volt), Kate Harbour (Anita Knight), Rob Rackstraw (Professor Professor), Keith Wickham (Changed Daily), Martin Hyder (Special Agent Ray), Mike Reid (Mr Atom)
Music
- Music
- Roger Jackson
Animation
- Animation Directors
- Andrea Tran, Christian Chessell, Paul Daley, Martyn Jones
- Animator
- Nick Wade, Nathalie Jean-Bart
Art Department
- Design
- Andrea Tran
Sound
- Sound Effects Editor
- Robert Bourke
- Foley Artist
- Sue Harding
- Foley Editor
- Ian Macbeth
Casting
- Casting
- Helen Stroud
Production notes
This TV series has been licensed to Nicktoons in the United States, where it began airing on Nicktoons on January 20, 2007, following its broadcast on CBBC. Air dates reflect NICK showings.
Premiered on BBC1 as part of the new Saturday morning magazine show "TMi."
A pilot episode, "Lucky Leo," featuring Stephen Fry as the guest villain, premiered at The Cartoon Forum 2004. This episode was revamped to start the series' second season.
Premiered on BBC1 as part of the new Saturday morning magazine show "TMi."
A pilot episode, "Lucky Leo," featuring Stephen Fry as the guest villain, premiered at The Cartoon Forum 2004. This episode was revamped to start the series' second season.
Awards
Nominee, BAFTA Children's Award, Best Animation, 2007