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Lisa is a Swedish cartoon series made by Happy Life Animation that tells the story of a young girl and her interpertations on what goes on in her world and solves problems in her own unique way. The show had an English dub that was made in the United Kingdom, which aired on Nick Jr. alongside Bob The Builder, Wildlife and James The Cat. It later aired in the early to mid 2000's on HBO Family and on ABC Australia in between shows. While most of the series can be found in its' native language of Swedish, only one episode has shown up on the Internet in English.