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'''The Ark''' is a Canadian animated prime time comedy pilot created by Richard Condie (director of The Big Snit) and Nelvana and directed by Dave Thomas. It aired in 2002 on CBC in Canada and on [https://web.archive.org/web/20120608121811/http://2x2tv.ru/serial/arc 2x2tv] in Russia.


A demo reel can be found by Patrick Godfrey (composer of Bob and Margaret and the Shorts films by Richard Condie).{{#ev:youtube|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VZVi3_A8CE|320x240|right|Demo reel|frame}}
'''The Ark''' is a Canadian animated comedy pilot. The show was created by Richard Condie (director of "The Big Snit") produced by Nelvana<ref>[http://www.nelvana.com/show/144/ark/ Summary of The Ark on Nelvana's website.] Retrieved 19 Oct '16.</ref>, and directed by Dave Thomas. It aired in 2002 on CBC in Canada and on 2x2 TV in Russia.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20120608121811/http://2x2tv.ru/serial/arc 2x2tv listing.] Retrieved 12 Sept '16.</ref>


==Plot==
The show depicts a post-apocalyptic world where most of civilization is lost under high oceans. It follows Willard and his family on the ark, the vessel for survivors of the apocalypse, through a surreal, absurd landscape.
Willard and his family as they drift through a post-apocalyptic world, coping with their predicament through humour and absurdity. The world as we know it is gone, replaced by an endless sea whose only remnants of a lost civilization are the tops of a few skyscrapers, mountains, roller coasters and other tall structures. This surreal landscape sets the scene for the strange and funny voyages of the ark and its incredible crew.


==Voice Cast==
The pilot has not resurfaced in full online. The only portions available online are those from a demo reel published online by user Loana Lalonde. The rest of the pilot may exist in the possession of the show's owners.
*Unknown actor as Willard (The Protagonist)
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*Kristina Nicoll as the voice of Florence (Willard's Wife).
==Gallery==
*Fiona Reid as Betty Sue
{{#ev:youtube|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VZVi3_A8CE|480x360|center|Demo reel|frame}}
*Brian George as Henry
 
*Randy Woods as Unknown
==References==
*Ted Dykstra as Unknown
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*Adrian Truss as Unknown


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Revision as of 05:01, 19 October 2016

TheArk poster-1.jpeg

Original poster.

Status: Partially found


The Ark is a Canadian animated comedy pilot. The show was created by Richard Condie (director of "The Big Snit") produced by Nelvana[1], and directed by Dave Thomas. It aired in 2002 on CBC in Canada and on 2x2 TV in Russia.[2]

The show depicts a post-apocalyptic world where most of civilization is lost under high oceans. It follows Willard and his family on the ark, the vessel for survivors of the apocalypse, through a surreal, absurd landscape.

The pilot has not resurfaced in full online. The only portions available online are those from a demo reel published online by user Loana Lalonde. The rest of the pilot may exist in the possession of the show's owners.


Gallery

Demo reel

References

  1. ↑ Summary of The Ark on Nelvana's website. Retrieved 19 Oct '16.
  2. ↑ 2x2tv listing. Retrieved 12 Sept '16.
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