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'''''D'Myna Leagues''''' was a Canadian animated series produced by Studio B and distributed by Sony Pictures Television, which premiered in September 2000 on YTV. The series revolved around a baseball team of birds known as the Mynas, who are frequently sabotaged by a fat cat named Radcliffe, who wants to demolish their baseball stadium and make it into an amusement park.
'''''D'Myna Leagues''''' is a Canadian animated series produced by Studio B and distributed by Sony Pictures Television, which premiered between January 6, 2001, and May 18, 2002, on CTV.<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20011224130858/http://www.studiobproductions.com/whatsnew/dec5.htm CTV SWINGS FOR THE FENCES WITH "D'MYNA LEAGUES" A NEW 30-MINUTE, WEEKLY CHILDREN'S SERIES PREMIERING JANUARY 6] Retrieved 20 Oct '20.</ref> The series revolved around a baseball team of birds known as the Mynas, who are frequently sabotaged by a fat cat named Radcliffe, who wants to demolish their baseball stadium and make it into an amusement park.  


The first season of the show is widely available online and has also been partially released on DVD and Amazon Video.  
The series ran for 26 half-hour episodes, broadcast over two seasons. The first season premiered on CTV between January 6 and March 31, 2001. Season 2 aired on the channel between February 23 and May 18, 2002.<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20020613120933/http://www.studiobproductions.com/whatsnew/7feb02.html BATTER UP! KIDS ANIMATION SERIES “D’MYNA LEAGUES” ON-DECK FOR SEASON 2, SATURDAYS BEGINNING FEB. 23 ON CTV] Retrieved 20 Oct '20.</ref> While the first season was released on home video and is available online, the later episodes suffer from limited availability, with no official release.


IMDb lists the series as having ended in 2003, while TV.com lists some of the last season 2 episodes as having aired in 2005.
''D'Myna Leagues'' also aired on BBC Kids and YTV in Canada; The WB 100+ Station Group in the United States, Cadenatres in Mexico, RTL Klub in Hungary, and TV Nova in the Czech Republic. A few episodes played at Baltimore Orioles and Houston Astros baseball games during the 2003 and 2004 MLB seasons.<ref>[https://kidscreen.com/2004/02/01/mlb-20040201 MLB parks and Studio B warm up for a kid attendance home run] Retrieved 20 Oct '20.</ref>


Season 2 aired on BBC Kids, CTV and YTV in Canada; The WB 100+ Station Group in the United States, Cadenatres in Mexico, RTL Klub in Hungary, and TV Nova in the Czech Republic. A few episodes played at Baltimore Orioles and Houston Astros baseball games during the 2003 and 2004 MLB seasons.<ref>https://kidscreen.com/2004/02/01/mlb-20040201</ref>
YouTube user DangerousVHS has uploaded twelve episodes of Season 2 in Czech, as well as one in English.
 
==Episode List==
 
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
! style="background-color:lightblue" | #
! style="background-color:lightblue" | Episode Title<ref group=Notes>In the broadcast logs submitted to the CRTC by CTV, the show's episode titles are not shared. Given the episode numbers listed, it appears the channel aired the second season out of production order. No episode guides, including the one from [http://web.archive.org/web/20050829210332/http://www.mynaleagues.com/show/episodeguide.lasso the series' official site], list "A Starling is Born" as the twenty-fifth episode, nor the fourth episode of season 2. It's therefore difficult to discern which episodes the other dates refer to.</ref>
! style="background-color:lightblue" | Air Date
|-
|1
|The Golden Boy<ref name="YTVCRTC">[https://archive.org/details/ytv-CRTC-Logs YTV monthly CRTC Television Program Logs - February 2000 to September 2007]</ref>
|
|-
|2
|On The Road<ref name="YTVCRTC" />
|
|-
|3
|Psych Out<ref name="YTVCRTC" />
|
|-
|4
|Joke's On You<ref name="YTVCRTC" />
|
|-
|5
|Birth O'Da Birds<ref name="YTVCRTC" />
|
|-
|6
|Sticks & Stones<ref name="YTVCRTC" />
|
|-
|7
|Baseball...Bah Humbug<ref name="YTVCRTC" />
|
|-
|8
|Mungomania<ref name="YTVCRTC" />
|
|-
|9
|Mommy Dearest<ref name="YTVCRTC" />
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|-
|10
|Don't It Make My Blue<ref name="YTVCRTC" />
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|-
|11
|Something Stinks<ref name="YTVCRTC" />
|
|-
|12
|Who Do Voodoo?<ref name="YTVCRTC" />
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|-
|13
|Tree Grows In Mynaville<ref name="YTVCRTC" />
|
|-
|14|| And Then There Were Two<ref name="YTVCRTC" />||February 23, 2002
|-
|15|| Showdown<ref name="YTVCRTC" />||March 2, 2002
|-
|16|| Come Barnstorm With Me<ref name="YTVCRTC" />||March 9, 2002
|-
|17|| Skin Deep<ref name="YTVCRTC" />||April 20, 2002
|-
|18|| B.R.A.D. 9000<ref name="YTVCRTC" />||April 27, 2002
|-
|19|| Scavenger Avengers<ref name="YTVCRTC" />
|March 16, 2002
|-
|20|| A Starling is Born<ref name="YTVCRTC" /><ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20020424052358/http://www.studiobproductions.com/whatsnew/3apr02.html ROD BLACK MAKES STAR APPEARANCE ON KIDS’ CARTOON] Retireved 20 Oct '20.</ref> ||March 23, 2002
|-
|21|| The Aluminum Chef<ref name="YTVCRTC" />||April 13, 2002
|-
|22|| Pure Poetry<ref name="YTVCRTC" />||May 11, 2002
|-
|23|| A Peaceful, Queasy Feeling<ref name="YTVCRTC" />||May 18, 2002
|-
|24|| The Tribe Has Spoken<ref name="YTVCRTC" />||March 30, 2002
|-
|25|| Oh Brother<ref name="YTVCRTC" />
|April 6, 2002
|-
|26|| Video Killed The Baseball Star<ref name="YTVCRTC" />||May 4, 2002
|}


YouTube user DangerousVHS has uploaded three episodes of Season 2 in Czech, as well as one in English.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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   |description3 =The Czech dub of the season 2 episode "The Tribe Has Spoken".
   |description3 =The Czech dub of the season 2 episode "The Tribe Has Spoken".
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==Notes==
<references group="Notes" />
==See Also==
*[[Apache Baseball Academy (found Isao Takahata anime series based on manga; 1971-1972)]]
*[[Breaking into the Big League (lost sports drama film; 1913)]]
*[[Brooklyn Dodgers 2-5 6-1 Cincinnati Reds (lost footage of MLB doubleheader; 1939)]]
*[[Nintendo Pennant Chase Baseball (lost build of unreleased Nintendo GameCube baseball game; 2005)]]
*[[Texas Rangers @ Cleveland Indians, June 4, 1974, (partially found "Ten Cent Beer Night" baseball game; 1974)]]


==External Links==
==External Links==
*[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4104936/ IMDb page on ''D'Myna Leagues''.] Retrieved 01 Aug '17
*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D%27Myna_Leagues
*[http://www.tv.com/shows/dmyna-leagues/episodes/ TV.com episode guide for ''D'Myna Leagues''.] Retrieved 01 Aug '17
*[http://imdb.com/title/tt4104936/ IMDb page on ''D'Myna Leagues''.] Retrieved 01 Aug '17
*[http://tv.com/shows/dmyna-leagues/episodes/ TV.com episode guide for ''D'Myna Leagues''.] Retrieved 01 Aug '17


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Latest revision as of 11:43, 26 January 2023

D'Myna Leagues.jpg

The show's logo.

Status: Partially Found

D'Myna Leagues is a Canadian animated series produced by Studio B and distributed by Sony Pictures Television, which premiered between January 6, 2001, and May 18, 2002, on CTV.[1] The series revolved around a baseball team of birds known as the Mynas, who are frequently sabotaged by a fat cat named Radcliffe, who wants to demolish their baseball stadium and make it into an amusement park.

The series ran for 26 half-hour episodes, broadcast over two seasons. The first season premiered on CTV between January 6 and March 31, 2001. Season 2 aired on the channel between February 23 and May 18, 2002.[2] While the first season was released on home video and is available online, the later episodes suffer from limited availability, with no official release.

D'Myna Leagues also aired on BBC Kids and YTV in Canada; The WB 100+ Station Group in the United States, Cadenatres in Mexico, RTL Klub in Hungary, and TV Nova in the Czech Republic. A few episodes played at Baltimore Orioles and Houston Astros baseball games during the 2003 and 2004 MLB seasons.[3]

YouTube user DangerousVHS has uploaded twelve episodes of Season 2 in Czech, as well as one in English.

Episode List

# Episode Title[Notes 1] Air Date
1 The Golden Boy[4]
2 On The Road[4]
3 Psych Out[4]
4 Joke's On You[4]
5 Birth O'Da Birds[4]
6 Sticks & Stones[4]
7 Baseball...Bah Humbug[4]
8 Mungomania[4]
9 Mommy Dearest[4]
10 Don't It Make My Blue[4]
11 Something Stinks[4]
12 Who Do Voodoo?[4]
13 Tree Grows In Mynaville[4]
14 And Then There Were Two[4] February 23, 2002
15 Showdown[4] March 2, 2002
16 Come Barnstorm With Me[4] March 9, 2002
17 Skin Deep[4] April 20, 2002
18 B.R.A.D. 9000[4] April 27, 2002
19 Scavenger Avengers[4] March 16, 2002
20 A Starling is Born[4][5] March 23, 2002
21 The Aluminum Chef[4] April 13, 2002
22 Pure Poetry[4] May 11, 2002
23 A Peaceful, Queasy Feeling[4] May 18, 2002
24 The Tribe Has Spoken[4] March 30, 2002
25 Oh Brother[4] April 6, 2002
26 Video Killed The Baseball Star[4] May 4, 2002


Gallery

The Season 2 episode "Showdown" in English.

The Czech dub of the season 2 episode "The Aluminium Chef".

The Czech dub of the season 2 episode "The Tribe Has Spoken".

Notes

  1. In the broadcast logs submitted to the CRTC by CTV, the show's episode titles are not shared. Given the episode numbers listed, it appears the channel aired the second season out of production order. No episode guides, including the one from the series' official site, list "A Starling is Born" as the twenty-fifth episode, nor the fourth episode of season 2. It's therefore difficult to discern which episodes the other dates refer to.

See Also

External Links

References