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Title: The Weekenders (2000–2004)
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| Series cast summary: | |||
| Kath Soucie | ... | Tish Katsufrakus 76 episodes, 2000-2004 | |
| Grey Griffin | ... | Lor McQuarrie 71 episodes, 2000-2004 | |
| Phil LaMarr | ... | Carver Descartes / ... 71 episodes, 2000-2004 | |
| Jason Marsden | ... | Tino Tonitini 71 episodes, 2000-2004 | |
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To a kid, every weekend is precious, so each time the final bell rings Friday afternoon, Tino, Tish, Carver, and Lor try to make the most out of the short freedom they have. Tino Tonitini, the show's narrator, is an average sarcastic kid with a good heart and isn't afraid to tell his Mom about his life (actually she usually tricks him into telling her). Tish Katsufrakus comes from an old world family and loves art, music, and all the things her friends find dull. Carver is the athletic one with a shoe fetish. Finally, Lor McQuarrie is the tom-boy. Together, they play pool, eat pizza, and be kids in every sense of the word. Written by Max Vaughn
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26 February 2000 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Music by Roger Neill
Lyrics by Wayne Brady
Performed by Wayne Brady
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One of the few animated series in which the characters change clothes from day to day as opposed to wearing the same outfit in each episode (although they only have a few outfits each). See more »Quotes
Tino: We may not be as interesting as the people on Teen Canyon, but at least we aren't made up characters on T.V... or are we?See more »
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Featured in WatchMojo: Top 10 Memorable TV Cartoon Characters of the 2000s (2016) See more »Soundtracks
Main Title ThemeMusic by Roger Neill
Lyrics by Wayne Brady
Performed by Wayne Brady
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It has been amusing reading people comments on this show. I found them to be quite varied and critical, which i honestly didn't expect.
I love this show. However, i am slightly biased, as the only reason i watched it is because of Jason Marsden a.k.a Tino Tonitini. Now that i have watched it i can say that i would watch it even without Jason, without lying. Sometimes it can be a bit sickly sweet, but i think this is balanced out beautifully by the jokes and the characters' undesirable traits. Yes, Tino, Carver, Tish and Lor do seem to be too smart alec(y) and knowledgeable to be 12, yet my 11 yr old brother loves the show, and often laughs at jokes that i would never have thought he'd get. I think sometimes us older people don't remember what it's like to be a kid, and what we found amusing. It's okay to look back and say something is trite and conceited. But as a kid... do you really care? Who were the audiences of 'Full House' do you think? I believe "The Weekenders" is good for kids because it does have all those 'moral' little stories. P.S...i love Tino's ending word at the end of each episode. It's often where his funniest jokes are. And also... can IMDb change "Tino Tontini" to "Tino Tonitini" please???