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300 animated wraparounds were created in total. The shorts were created by the German company Trickompany for EM.TV. Directed by Bernie Denk, the short films were created in CGI, using the program Illustrate.<ref>[http://www.davidgould.com/Illustrate/ www.davidgould.com – Junior Wrap Around] Retrieved 23 Apr '17.</ref>
300 animated wraparounds were created in total. The shorts were created by the German company Trickompany for EM.TV. Directed by Bernie Denk, the short films were created in CGI, using the program Illustrate.<ref>[http://www.davidgould.com/Illustrate/ www.davidgould.com – Junior Wrap Around] Retrieved 23 Apr '17.</ref>


The programming block and wraparounds were shown in multiple countries and dubbed into several languages. In Australia, they were aired on "Network Seven", in Finland on MTV3 in 2001 and in Ireland on TG4 in 2002-2003<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_programmes_broadcast_by_TG4 Programmes broadcast by TG4.] Retrieved 6 Aug '16.</ref>. At least three of the wraparounds were released on a now-out of print Australian DVD titled "The Best of J-Squad: Volume 1" along with three episodes of series which were shown as a part of the programming block ("Poochini", "What About Mimi?", and "Weird-Ohs").<ref>[http://www.michaeldvd.com.au/Reviews/Reviews.asp?ReviewID=2004 MichaelDVD Review.] Retrieved 6 Aug '16.</ref><ref>[http://www.ezydvd.com.au/DVD/best-of-j-squad-vol-1/dp/221293#secinfo EZYDVD Details of DVD.] Retrieved 6 Aug '16.</ref>
The programming block and wraparounds were shown in multiple countries and dubbed into several languages. In Australia, they were aired on "Network Seven" in 2002-2003, in Finland on MTV3 in 2001 and in Ireland on TG4<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_programmes_broadcast_by_TG4 Programmes broadcast by TG4.] Retrieved 6 Aug '16.</ref>. At least three of the wraparounds were released on a now-out of print Australian DVD titled "The Best of J-Squad: Volume 1" along with three episodes of series which were shown as a part of the programming block ("Poochini", "What About Mimi?", and "Weird-Ohs").<ref>[http://www.michaeldvd.com.au/Reviews/Reviews.asp?ReviewID=2004 MichaelDVD Review.] Retrieved 6 Aug '16.</ref><ref>[http://www.ezydvd.com.au/DVD/best-of-j-squad-vol-1/dp/221293#secinfo EZYDVD Details of DVD.] Retrieved 6 Aug '16.</ref>


English versions of the shorts are currently not available online. However, German versions of several wraparounds have been [https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=junior+mihai+tutaru uploaded to YouTube] by the user Mihai Tutaru.
English versions of the shorts are currently not available online. However, German versions of several wraparounds have been [https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=junior+mihai+tutaru uploaded to YouTube] by the user Mihai Tutaru.

Revision as of 02:42, 23 April 2017

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The show's characters "Junior", "Jaz", and "Jane"

Status: Lost


Junior is a German children's television network. A programming block based on the network has been broadcast internationally. 30-second animated shorts, similarly titled Junior, were shown as wraparound segments between other animated series. In some countries, such as Australia, both the programming block and the animated shorts were called J-Squad.

The wraparound animations center around the experiences of three kids, Junior, Jane, and Jaz.[1]

300 animated wraparounds were created in total. The shorts were created by the German company Trickompany for EM.TV. Directed by Bernie Denk, the short films were created in CGI, using the program Illustrate.[2]

The programming block and wraparounds were shown in multiple countries and dubbed into several languages. In Australia, they were aired on "Network Seven" in 2002-2003, in Finland on MTV3 in 2001 and in Ireland on TG4[3]. At least three of the wraparounds were released on a now-out of print Australian DVD titled "The Best of J-Squad: Volume 1" along with three episodes of series which were shown as a part of the programming block ("Poochini", "What About Mimi?", and "Weird-Ohs").[4][5]

English versions of the shorts are currently not available online. However, German versions of several wraparounds have been uploaded to YouTube by the user Mihai Tutaru.

References

  1. DVD.net.au Review. Retrieved 6 Aug '16.
  2. www.davidgould.com – Junior Wrap Around Retrieved 23 Apr '17.
  3. Programmes broadcast by TG4. Retrieved 6 Aug '16.
  4. MichaelDVD Review. Retrieved 6 Aug '16.
  5. EZYDVD Details of DVD. Retrieved 6 Aug '16.