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'''''Detention''''' was a 1999 television series created by Bob Doucette and starring voice actors such as Tara Strong, Billy West, and Tia & Tamera Mowry.<ref>[https:// | '''''Detention''''' was a 1999 television series created by Bob Doucette and starring voice actors such as Tara Strong, Billy West, and Tia & Tamera Mowry.<ref>[https://awn.com/news/kids-wb-announces-fall-lineup Kids' WB! fall 1999 lineup.] Retrieved 28 Nov '20</ref> It aired on Kids' WB! until it was cancelled in the year 2000 with only 13 episodes having been made. The show revolved around eight kids (Shareena, Emmitt, Jim, Gug, Lemonjella, Orangejella, Duncan, and Shelly) who would always find themselves in trouble with the comically strict school detention supervisor, Eugenia P. Kisskillya. | ||
==Availability== | ==Availability== | ||
Before August 2018, due to the show's short run and lack of home releases, over half of the episodes were missing. However, four episodes (one of which is in Spanish and [https:// | Before August 2018, due to the show's short run and lack of home releases, over half of the episodes were missing. However, four episodes (one of which is in Spanish and [https://youtu.be/7Tn2BHVR3ZA in] [https://youtu.be/72sSjS16LOg three] [https://youtu.be/xvD0locSn9g parts]) were found online along with multiple promo commercials for the show. The show has reportedly had reruns on other channels multiple times, however. | ||
All the episodes were finally released by Warner Bros in August 2018 on the iTunes store. A DVD Release of the series by Warner Archive followed on May 21st, 2019.<ref>[https:// | All the episodes were finally released by Warner Bros in August 2018 on the iTunes store. A DVD Release of the series by Warner Archive followed on May 21st, 2019.<ref>[https://wbshop.com/products/detention-the-complete-animated-series-mod The DVD's page on Warner Bros.'s shop.] Retrieved 21 Jun '20</ref> | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
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==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
*[http:// | *[http://imdb.com/title/tt0218759/ IMDb's page on ''Detention''.] | ||
*[https://itunes.apple.com/us/tv-season/detention-the-complete-series/id1416027414 ''Detention'' iTunes release.] | *[https://itunes.apple.com/us/tv-season/detention-the-complete-series/id1416027414 ''Detention'' iTunes release.] | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:30, 22 January 2024
Detention was a 1999 television series created by Bob Doucette and starring voice actors such as Tara Strong, Billy West, and Tia & Tamera Mowry.[1] It aired on Kids' WB! until it was cancelled in the year 2000 with only 13 episodes having been made. The show revolved around eight kids (Shareena, Emmitt, Jim, Gug, Lemonjella, Orangejella, Duncan, and Shelly) who would always find themselves in trouble with the comically strict school detention supervisor, Eugenia P. Kisskillya.
Availability
Before August 2018, due to the show's short run and lack of home releases, over half of the episodes were missing. However, four episodes (one of which is in Spanish and in three parts) were found online along with multiple promo commercials for the show. The show has reportedly had reruns on other channels multiple times, however.
All the episodes were finally released by Warner Bros in August 2018 on the iTunes store. A DVD Release of the series by Warner Archive followed on May 21st, 2019.[2]
See Also
- Animaniacs (unproduced "Minerva Mink" animated shorts; early 1990s)
- Animaniacs "I'm Mad" (partially found original theatrical version of animated short; 1994)
- Animaniacs "The New Year's Party Tonight" (partially lost alternate version of animated comedy series short; 1995)
- Animaniacs "Potty Emergency" (lost deleted scenes of episode of animated comedy series; 1993)
- Brainstem (lost preview version of "Pinky and the Brain" song; 1995)
- Channel Umptee-3 (partially found Kids' WB! educational animated series; 1997)
- Coconut Fred's Fruit Salad Island (partially found pitch pilot of Kids' WB! animated comedy series; early-mid 2000s)
- Earthworm Jim (partially found unaired pitch pilot of Kids' WB! animated series; 1995)
- Kids' WB! (partially found animated "Backlot" bumpers of children's programming block; 1997-2003)
- Kids' WB! (partially found "Crazy Takes" promos of children's program block; early 2000s)
- Kids' WB! "Top 20 Pokéthon Countdown" (partially found promos and bumpers of event from children's programming block; 1999)
- Lobo (lost production material of cancelled Kids' WB! animated series based on DC character; 1990s)
- Monster Allergy (partially found Kids' WB! English dub of animated series based on comics; 2006)
- Waynehead (found Kids' WB! animated series; 1996-1997)
- Welcome Home, Animaniacs! (partially found Kids' WB Saturday morning preview; 1995)
External Links
References
- ↑ Kids' WB! fall 1999 lineup. Retrieved 28 Nov '20
- ↑ The DVD's page on Warner Bros.'s shop. Retrieved 21 Jun '20