Cartoons released in 2003
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Solitude
A figurine displayed at an antique shop comes to life, but it realizes that it is trapped in the shop.
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Something Bold for the Cold
Spyler has a huge case of the sniffles and CeCe wants to make him a big glass of juice. But how? Hmmm... Clankenspy has made a "Squeezy-Easy-as-Can-Beezy" machine. Maybe there's some way th…
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Something Fishy
Featuring Bob, Hurakan, Zaza, Loubabi, Zulu, Mara-Mei, Moano, Pai-papi, Kala-Moo, Montego, Nel, Kaziko
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Something Fit for a Queen
The Queen is coming to give the Domino General a medal. The trumpets play their fanfare, but the Queen doesn't appear. Where is she? Oh no... she's lost! Spyler and CeCe want to help find h…
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Something Nice for the Mice
Spyler and CeCe want to to help their little mice friends by building them a super mouse house! What will they need to build it? They're such good helpers that they even volunteer to baby-m…
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Something Really Cool
It is really, really, REALLY hot. CeCe can hardly move and the dominoes are falling over each other in the heat. Spyler decides they have to make a fan, but how?
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Song to the Freewheeling Pigs
A story to Thorstein Thomsen's poem "Sang til de fritgående svin" (Denmark). The old sow Hula-Hula knows only too well what it will mean when "Mr Sausage and choice goodies" and van appear…
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Soundtrack
Dood's life has become quite musical in this classic episode where he experiences a new opponent, the new-age "DJ."
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Spaceman Reg
Rubbadubbers is a pre-school children's series that celebrates the power of imagination. During bathtime, children have always pretended a soap dish is a sailing ship and a sponge is a dese…
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Spelunkheads
Featuring RoboReg, Sluggies, Ivan, Reg Roach, Rube, Dr. Pillbug
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Spitting Images
Featuring RoboReg, Sluggies, Ivan, Reg Roach, Rube, Dr. Pillbug
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Spotty Little Hoot
Little Hoot wakes up one day with a tickly throat, a temperature and a big, red spot on his chest.
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Spring
Story to a poem by Paul-Émile Victor (France). The winter is so severe that even the polar bears are cold and hungry. When spring finally arrives, grandfather sets off to hunt in the fjord.…
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Stellaluna
The charming story of a lost baby fruitbat in search of her mother, Stellaluna's tale will warm any heart. When she gets separated from her family, young Stellaluna ends up in a bird's nest…
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Stop!
Razmo has a spectacular rat-board accident, and he realizes that the contraption can be dangerous. In response to this close call, he decides to direct traffic, armed with gaudy signs and p…
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Strict Machine
Music video for Goldfrapp and its single "Strict Machine," the second single off the album "Black Cherry."
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Stuck On You!
Benny's cousin has sent him the perfect solution to get rid of rats: a porcupine who doesn't believe in violence. The porcupine's gentle approach doesn't work very well with the rats, who t…
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Submerge: Kami No Yu
A "water poem," set in director Cindy Mochizuki's familiarity with Japanese ofuro hot baths. The film explores water as a medium and repository for collective stories and histories, and for…
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Superhero Sampler
Featuring RoboReg, Sluggies, Ivan, Reg Roach, Rube, Dr. Pillbug
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Swinging
Snoz swings a little too high up in the air.
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System Error
A pithy critique on society's commercialization and commodification of water, its end goals abetted by an utter disregard for the future, both near or far.
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Tabaluga & Leo
Tabaluga's world is thrown into chaos and peril when a seven-year-old boy from the real world accidentally finds himself in Greenland. The evil snowman, Arktos, incites the Greenlanders to…
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Tabloid
Dood finds himself in the role of a tabloid reporter. From the ghost of Elvis to Loch Ness to deep in the British Columbia interior, Dood goes after his stories- or do they go after him?
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Take Me Out
Music promo for the United Kingdom group "Franz Ferdinand."
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Termite Terror
Featuring Bob, Hurakan, Zaza, Loubabi, Zulu, Mara-Mei, Moano, Pai-papi, Kala-Moo, Montego, Nel, Kaziko
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The Astonishing Tapir
Story to a poem by Helvi Juvonen (Finland). A tapir and a monkey quarrel over a wonderful stone they stumbled on walking in the jungle. They end up moping and feeling remorseful. Was such a…
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The Bear
Story to a poem by Carmen Bernos de Gasztold (France). The caged bear is big and frightening, but Serafim understands that the heart beating in its breast is as small and frightened as his…
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The Best Car by Far
Spyler and CeCe are having so much fun vrooming around in their "car" (a little plastic soap dish) that they decide it would be fun to make a racing car that really raced. But what do they…
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The Birch Witch
Featuring Anna, Lydia, Jack, Theo, Zac, Olga, Todd, Agnese, Olaf, Aldo
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The Body Switch
Thanks to Lord Spite, Nestor and Quest are forced to switch bodies.
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The Boy Who Had No Story
Poor Rory O'Donohue. All he wants to do is deliver the socks that his mother knit, but each encounter he has while on his way is stranger than the one before. He meets a hooded woman and th…
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The Brother Of Anago-Kun is An Incredible Genius!
Anago-Kun made 90 points at the examination and wants to show the paper to his parents. But they're too busy. So he shows it to his brother...
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The Cat and the Moon
Story to a poem by William Butler Yeats (Ireland). A blacksmith loves and pampers his cat Minnaloushe, but he doesn't allow it to go out because he worries for its safety. Then one night, t…
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The Cheese Turbojet Engine
An engineer comes aboard to test his cheese-fueled engine prototype. After a few tests, he sees that the engine runs like a charm. The rats, fascinated by the old tub's sudden dazzling spee…
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The Cleaning Day
Kappamaki tries to catch an insect with a net. He sees Anago-Kun gathering something else. What's he doing?
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The Cloning
After breaking one too many TVs, we learn that Frylock has been cloning them the entire time, and only clones one more. But the TV begins to act strangely after it's cloned one too many tim…
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The Clouds Roll By
CeCe plants a seed and decides she's going to watch it grow. Spyler tells her it might take a while. As CeCe excitedly waits, raindrops begin to fall! Will they find the things they need to…
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The Corn Scratch Men
A story to Julie Holder's poem "The Corn Scratch Kwa Kwa Hen" (Great Britain). One day, the henhouse door was left open by mistake, and Corn Scratch Kwa Kwa escaped. She'd heard of a place…
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The Crab Has Turned
Featuring Bob, Hurakan, Zaza, Loubabi, Zulu, Mara-Mei, Moano, Pai-papi, Kala-Moo, Montego, Nel, Kaziko
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The Crab Prince
Featuring Anna, Lydia, Jack, Theo, Zac, Olga, Todd, Agnese, Olaf, Aldo
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The Cricket
Featuring Anna, Lydia, Jack, Theo, Zac, Olga, Todd, Agnese, Olaf, Aldo
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The Crow and the Nightingale
A story to Naoko Kudo's poem "I am me. Eizo, Crow." (Japan). The nightingale is an admirer of Eizo the crow. Nowadays, however, Eizo isn't even aware of the nightingale's existence. He has…
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The Curse Of Rachamac
While fishing on the open seas, Svetlana accidentally catches a statue of Rachamac, the Inca god. Crew members soon learn how valuable the statue is, and they decide that it's best to bring…
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The Dapper Dandies Of Dusty Gulch
Featuring RoboReg, Sluggies, Ivan, Reg Roach, Rube, Dr. Pillbug
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The Dog in Leghorn
Story to a poem by Britt G. Hallqvist (Sweden). A lonely dog in Leghorn harbor waits in vain for his master's return. Once, when the dog was out exploring, his ship sailed away. Leonardo th…
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The Dragon Slayer
Featuring Bob, Hurakan, Zaza, Loubabi, Zulu, Mara-Mei, Moano, Pai-papi, Kala-Moo, Montego, Nel, Kaziko
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The Dragon-Slayer
Featuring Anna, Lydia, Jack, Theo, Zac, Olga, Todd, Agnese, Olaf, Aldo
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The Elephants
A story to Charles-Marie Leconte de Lisle's poem "Les Éléphants" (France). The old elephant is too weary to join in the young elephants' fun and games. She prefers to spend her days leaning…
