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| Martin Short | ... |
The Cat in the Hat
(61 episodes, 2010-2013)
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Alexa Torrington | ... |
Sally
(61 episodes, 2010-2013)
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| Jacob Ewaniuk | ... |
Nick
(61 episodes, 2010-2013)
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| Robert Tinkler | ... |
Fish
(50 episodes, 2010-2013)
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| Tracey Hoyt | ... |
Sally's Mom
(49 episodes, 2010-2013)
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rhyme in title | educational | exclamation point in title | animal in title | ten word title |Parents Guide:
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EnglishRelease Date:
6 September 2010 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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Portfolio Entertainment, Collingwood O'Hare Entertainment, Random House Children's Entertainment See more »
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Sally, Nick: We can go, we can go!
The Cat in the Hat: I know, I know! To the Thingamajigger!
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[repeated line]Sally, Nick: We can go, we can go!
The Cat in the Hat: I know, I know! To the Thingamajigger!
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Surprised this show made its debut on PBS as it doesn't meet their usual learning standards. Martin Short as The Cat is fantastic, of course, but none of the information they provide about animals is detailed enough to challenge youngsters.
The animation was a surprise in that they kept to the original style (this is based off a series of non-fiction books that also parody Dr. Seuss' style), but it seems forced and the shading on some characters seems awkward as they move around. A revamp in how the characters look would have been a welcome addition to a show that really seems a bit short-sighted overall...
With other shows like "Dinosaur Train," "Sid the Science Kid" and "Curious George" in the current PBS lineup, this show seems downright simplistic. Not to mention the confusion of mixing fake words with real science terms: a reason LeSeig never wrote non-fiction.
It's too bad, too. Could've been a great show!