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'''''Max the Cat''''' is a Canadian animated children's series based off of the book series of the same name by Adam Whitmore. The show follows Max, a tailless cat who travels around the world in search of his tail, and goes on adventures and learns about places along the way.<ref>[https://www.amazon.com/Max-Leaves-Home-Cat/dp/0382092430 An Amazon listing for a book in the Max the Cat series with a description of the book's plot.] Retrieved 15 Dec '17</ref> | '''''Max the Cat''''' is a Canadian animated children's series based off of the book series of the same name by Adam Whitmore. The show follows Max, a tailless cat who travels around the world in search of his tail, and goes on adventures and learns about places along the way.The show aired two seasons, and had both a English and French version. In total, 52 episodes of the show were made in two seasons.<ref>[https://www.amazon.com/Max-Leaves-Home-Cat/dp/0382092430 An Amazon listing for a book in the Max the Cat series with a description of the book's plot.] Retrieved 15 Dec '17</ref> | ||
The show was first produced in 1996 by SDA Productions, a subsidiary of Coscient Group at the time. In 1999, Coscient Group was bought out by Motion International, who in turn was bought by Quebecor, which eventually became TVA films.<ref>[https://translate.google.ca/translatehl=en&sl=fr&u=https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_Groupe_Coscient&prev=search The translated Wikipedia article showing Coscient Group's corporate history.] Retrieved 15 Dec '17</ref><ref>[http://lexpert.ca/article/tva-group-acquires-motion-international/?p=%7C273&sitecode=DIR An article showing TVA's acquisition of Motion International.] Retrieved 15 Dec '17</ref> | The show was first produced in 1996 by SDA Productions, a subsidiary of Coscient Group at the time. In 1999, Coscient Group was bought out by Motion International, who in turn was bought by Quebecor, which eventually became TVA films.<ref>[https://translate.google.ca/translatehl=en&sl=fr&u=https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_Groupe_Coscient&prev=search The translated Wikipedia article showing Coscient Group's corporate history.] Retrieved 15 Dec '17</ref><ref>[http://lexpert.ca/article/tva-group-acquires-motion-international/?p=%7C273&sitecode=DIR An article showing TVA's acquisition of Motion International.] Retrieved 15 Dec '17</ref> | ||
No footage of the show was available online until | No footage of the show was available online until 2015, when YouTube user GreenArrow1993 uploaded footage of the intro and credits. When asked if they had any episodes, GreenArrow stated that they saw the footage they posted on a VHS tape that mostly contained episodes of '''''Mr. Dress-Up'''''. In the same year, a group by the name of Canal Famille 2.0 posted two whole episodes of the French version of the show, ''Max le Chat'' onto Dailymotion. <ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFRwPKepcFI GreenArrow1993's video of the Intro and Credits to the show.] Retrieved 15 Dec '17</ref> | ||
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Max, the tailless cat.
Status: Partially Found
Max the Cat is a Canadian animated children's series based off of the book series of the same name by Adam Whitmore. The show follows Max, a tailless cat who travels around the world in search of his tail, and goes on adventures and learns about places along the way.The show aired two seasons, and had both a English and French version. In total, 52 episodes of the show were made in two seasons.[1]
The show was first produced in 1996 by SDA Productions, a subsidiary of Coscient Group at the time. In 1999, Coscient Group was bought out by Motion International, who in turn was bought by Quebecor, which eventually became TVA films.[2][3]
No footage of the show was available online until 2015, when YouTube user GreenArrow1993 uploaded footage of the intro and credits. When asked if they had any episodes, GreenArrow stated that they saw the footage they posted on a VHS tape that mostly contained episodes of Mr. Dress-Up. In the same year, a group by the name of Canal Famille 2.0 posted two whole episodes of the French version of the show, Max le Chat onto Dailymotion. [4]
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- ↑ An Amazon listing for a book in the Max the Cat series with a description of the book's plot. Retrieved 15 Dec '17
- ↑ The translated Wikipedia article showing Coscient Group's corporate history. Retrieved 15 Dec '17
- ↑ An article showing TVA's acquisition of Motion International. Retrieved 15 Dec '17
- ↑ GreenArrow1993's video of the Intro and Credits to the show. Retrieved 15 Dec '17