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| Premiere | October 2013 |
| Finale | May 2018 |
| Network | Nick Jr / Foxtel (Australia) Netflix / Discovery Kids (Brazil) Cartoonito (Europe/Africa) Boomerang (Germany) Hulu / Universal Kids (USA) |
| Seasons | 2 |
| Episodes | 72 |
Molly Bolt, Spike, Daisy Wheel, and Flex.
Jim Henson's Doozers is a computer animated television series featuring the Doozers of Fraggle Rock. Starring four young Doozers (Spike, Molly Bolt, Flex and Daisy Wheel), the series takes place in Doozer Creek, a self-sustainable community located just beyond the view of humans. The series focuses on cooperation, teamwork, inventing, technology, and eco-consciousness.
The show premiered in Australia on October 7, 2013, with new episodes airing weekdays at 9AM on Nick Jr via Australia's subscription television service, Foxtel. The Doozers debuted in various territories across Europe (including the UK), the Middle East, and Africa via Turner's preschool channel Cartoonito in October 2013. It also made its way to Discovery Kids Latin America and Cartoon Network Asia. A German dub premiered on December 13, 2013, on pay-TV channel Boomerang.
The series premiered in the United States on Hulu on April 25, 2014; in 2024 the series left Hulu. The first season was then made available for streaming in the US on Peacock and via the Jim Henson's Family Hub YouTube Channel.
Season 2 of The Doozers was produced between June 12, 2017 and March 12, 2018.[1] It premiered on May 25, 2018.[2]
Description[]
Characters[]
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SpikeSpike Doozer is the member of the Pod Squad who pushes the other Pod Squad members into action. He is the son of the Chief Architect Doozer and the older brother of Daisy Wheel Doozer. He has a brown nose and brown hair and wears a blue hat. |
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Molly BoltMolly Bolt is a Pod Squad member who enjoys organizing events. She also makes lists, maps, and graphs. She has a purple nose and purple hair and wears a pink hat, socks and shirt.
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Flex GripFlex Grip is a young Doozer who lives on his grandparents' farm and uses his room as a workshop. Flex pilots many of the Pod Squad's vehicles. He has a yellow nose and yellow hair and wears an orange hat, socks and wristbands. |
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Daisy WheelDaisy Wheel Doozer is the youngest and smallest of the Doozer Pod Squad. She is the younger sister of Spike and the daughter of Chief Doozer. She has a blue nose and blue hair and wears a purple hat, socks and shirt.
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Professor GimbalProfessor Gimbal is a teacher and mentor to the Pod Squad. He manages the Doozarium, where the Pod Squad meet. He issues challenges, and makes suggestions, for various projects. Professor Gimbal wears glasses and has a purplish-white color to his nose and hair, wearing a light blue helmet. |
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Chief Architect DoozerThe Chief Architect Doozer is the leader of the Doozer Creek community and the mother of Spike and Daisy Wheel. |
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Baker Timber BoltTimber Bolt is a baker and the father of Molly Bolt. He is married to Peg Bolt. |
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Peg BoltPeg Bolt is Timber Bolt's wife and the mother of Molly Bolt. |
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Doozer DoodadDoozer Doodad is the manager of the Doozer Creek supply depot, where the Pod Squad gets the supplies for their projects.
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Grandpa GripGrandpa Grip is Flex's grandfather, he lives on a farm with Flex and Grandma Grip where he grows radishes and dippleplants. |
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Grandma GripGrandma Grip is Flex's grandmother, she lives on a farm with Flex and Grandpa Grip. |
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Baby Pinball GimbalBaby Pinball is Professor Gimbal's nephew. He is often shy and communicates through babbles, laughter, and honking a horn. |
Other Characters[]
(voiced by Madison Scott)
(voiced by Ron Pardo)
(voiced by Nicole Stamp)
(voiced by Annick Obonsawin)
(voiced by Drew Davis)
(voiced by Caroly Larson)
(voiced by Sergio Di Ziot)
(voiced by Martin Roach)
(voiced by Grace Lynn King)
(voiced by Scott McCord)
Doozer Creek[]
Doozer Creek
Doozer Creek is the primary setting for the series. Unlike the cave-dwelling Doozers featured on Fraggle Rock, the Doozers of the Doozer Creek village live above ground in a lush environment with rolling hills, flowing streams, and an abundance of plant life.
Other Doozer communities are featured throughout the show, including the Desert Village (home to Zappa and her family), the Volcanic Ice Village (home to Buzz), the High Mountain Village (home to Tag), and Tropical City Village. The Doozers from all the different villages get together annually for the "Doozer World Expo." The various communities are connected by Doozer Tubes, a rail system that run between each village. Other Doozer events celebrated in Doozer Creek include Spookypalooza, Gift Exchange Day, and the Fall Foliage Festival.
In addition to the ever-popular radishes, the Doozers of Doozer Creek also grow and utilize peaches, dippleplants (eggplants), lingonberries, and smackleberries. Other creatures in the area of the Doozers' village include birds (chickadees, cardinals, canaries and the elusive blue beaker), Monarch butterflies, caterpillars, beetles, and Ditzies.
Key Locations within Doozer Creek include: Professor Gimbal's Doozarium, the Grip family's dippleplant farm, the Bolt family's treehouse and Timber Bolt's bakery, Doozer Creek Supply Depot, and the Doozer Dome (a purple geodesic crystalline arena-like structure where the Doozers showcase their inventions and hold community events). Doozer Creek is lead by the Chief Architect Doozer who is the mother of Spike and Daisy Wheel.
Episodes[]
Season 1[]
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Episode 101: Project Radish-a-pult Written by: Kati Rocky • Directed by: Phillip Stamp A tree branch falls on the bridge, preventing the Doozers from getting supplies to the other side of the creek and halting construction of a new wind turbine. The Pod Squad works together to help get radishes across the ravine by building a machine that flings radishes.
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Episode 102: Pod Squad Boogey Written by: Craig Martin • Directed by: William Gordon The Pod Squad is performing in the Starlight Concert, but when they hear other Doozers singing, the group decides they need to do something unique to stand out from the crowd. Using the sights and sounds of nature around them, they each discover their own favorite sound and invent new instruments inspired by them.
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Episode 103: Jetpack Away Written by: Meghan Read • Directed by: Phillip Stamp When Daisy Wheel's jetpack goes on the fritz, Flex volunteers to fix it. The problem is, she makes it so fast that it flies out of her reach and all over Doozer Creek. The Pod Squad work together to catch the jetpack and return it to a very relieved Daisy Wheel.
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Episode 104: Follow Your Nose Written by: Kati Rocky • Directed by: William Gordon After a huge order at the bakery is cancelled, Molly's Dad, Baker Timberbolt, is left with 100 extra Smackleberry muffins. The Pod Squad run all over town trying to get rid of the muffins before their flavor disappears, but they quickly realize that instead of bringing the muffins to Doozers, they should figure out a way to bring the Doozers to the muffins!
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Episode 105: Bubbles Written by: Craig Martin • Directed by: Phillip Stamp The Pod Squad invents the Cleanamajigger, the ultimate cleaning machine that's a combination vacuum/floor polisher/bubble sprayer and scrubber. But when they can't decide which function to use first, all the button pushing makes the machine go awry and start spewing out super bubbles that are impossible to pop. The broken invention blows the pink bubbles all over Doozer Creek and the Pod Squad needs to find a way to stop them.
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Episode 106: Mega Magnet Mover Written by: Kati Rocky • Directed by: William Gordon Flex is making a clock for his Grandpa's birthday. But as he goes to put the finishing touches on his design, he realizes he's lost his Doodriver. Re-tracing his steps with the help of a giant magnet and his friends, Flex is able to track down his favorite tool just in time for the party.
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Episode 107: Zip It Written by: Craig Martin • Directed by: Phillip Stamp Spike is interrupted in the middle of finishing his new zip-line outside the Doozerium when the Pod Squad needs to go help out at the Peach Harvest. When the Peach Picker breaks, the Pod Squad has to invent a new way to get the peaches down.
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Episode 108: Green Thumbs Written by: Craig Martin • Directed by: William Gordon Flex calls on his friends to help him replant baby radishes that were removed from the field because of overcrowding. Inspired by Professor Gimbal, they learn to build a garden that goes up, instead of out, and now there's plenty of room for all the plants to grow.
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Episode 109: Be-Leaf It Written by: Craig Martin • Directed by: Phillip Stamp After the Fall Foliage festival, the Pod Squad needs to figure out what to do with all the spare leaves they've collected. With a help from Professor Gimbal and a new invention, the Pod Squad turns the leaves into mulch.
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Episode 110: Spookypalooza Written by: Ben Joseph • Directed by: William Gordon It's Spookypalooza-the time of year when all Doozers get together to spook each other. The Pod Squad makes the spookiest pumpkin ever-a cool 'Pumpkin Doozer' made by stacking three pumpkins together. But when their new invention starts rolling all around town, the Doozers have to find a way to reign in their creation.
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Episode 111: An Itch You Can't Scratch Written by: Anne-Marie Perrotta • Directed by: Phillip Stamp Professor Gimbal is cleaning up and getting rid of some of his old inventions, but he's bummed that he has to throw them out. The Pod Squad comes up with a new way to re-use Gimbal's old inventions. | |
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Episode 112: Doozer Derby Written by: Jennifer Daley • Directed by: William Gordon The Pod Squad are entered into the Doozer Derby. Combining all of their ideas, the Pod Squad builds a cart for the race.
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Episode 113: Dancing Doodad! Written by: Ben Joseph • Directed by: Phillip Stamp Doozer Doodad refuses to attend Dancing Night because he doesn't know how to dance. Doodad learns how to dance with the Pod Squad's help.
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Episode 114: A Doozer of a Dippleplant Written by: Meghan Read • Directed by: William Gordon The Pod Squad want to break the Doozer World Record for the largest Dippleplant.
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Episode 115: Home Tweet Home Written by: Betty Quan • Directed by: Pedram Goshtasbpour An uninvited bird (a chickadee that the Timber Bolt nicknames "little chicky") has moved into Molly's house and the Pod Squad decides to make it a new home of its own.
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Episode 116: Doozer Amusers Written by: Hugh Duffy • Directed by: William Gordon The Pod Squad is thrilled when Professor Gimbal introduces them to his nephew, Pinball. The new baby won't crack a smile, but the Pod Squad is determined to make him laugh. With a little innovation and imagination, they create their very own laugh track that has Pinball cracking up in no time.
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Episode 117: Safe From Sound Written by: Betty Quan • Directed by: Pedram Goshtasbpour Spike and Daisy Wheel are startled by a horrible screeching sound coming from inside their house. It's their mom, Chief Doozer, learning a new instrument called the Doozeedoo. The Pod Squad are determined to come up with a quieter solution that will let her practice her music without disturbing the whole neighborhood. They invent a Music Muffling Cocoon to block the sound of Chief Doozer's Doozeedoo.
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Episode 118: A Sticky Situation Written by: Craig Martin • Directed by: William Gordon The Pod Squad works on a new playground in Doozer Creek when Professor Gimbal slips on the bridge and gets stuck in a termite mound play structure.
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Episode 119: A Gift for Gimbal Written by: Meghan Read • Directed by: Pedram Goshtasbpour The Pod Squad want to get Professor Gimbal a gift.
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Episode 120: Catch a Ride Written by: Kati Rocky • Directed by: William Gordon Flex, Daisy Wheel and Spike build a custom vehicle for Molly.
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Episode 121: Little Feats Written by: Marcy Brown & Dennis Haley • Directed by: Pedram Goshtasbpour Being the smallest, Daisy Wheel has to make two trips to carry as much as the bigger kids, but she doesn't mind because more trips mean more time to explore the world around her, and meet new friends, like a cute caterpillar (who she names "Greenie") that she spies along the way. When the Pod Squad volunteers to help Professor Gimbal build a new dock at the pond, they realize the path is too narrow, even for a Doozer. Now the gang must find a new way to transport the building supplies and Daisy Wheel thinks she has the perfect solution-a train-like device inspired by her new caterpillar pal.
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Episode 122: Flex Art Written by: Hugh Duffy • Directed by: William Gordon There's an art festival in Doozer Creek and every Doozer is busy creating their own masterpiece; everyone except Flex. He's more of an inventor than an artist, and he's totally stumped. With a little help from Doozer Deidra, the town artist, Flex learns that art can be anything and gets busy building his own unique piece de resistance.
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Episode 123: Butterfly Away Written by: Craig Martin • Directed by: Pedram Goshtasbpour The Monarch butterflies are making their annual migration through Doozer Creek when Daisy Wheel notices a single butterfly still lingering in town. The Pod Squad decides to help get the butterfly back to the others without scaring it away.
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Episode 124: The Legend of Doozer Creek Written by: Ben Joseph • Directed by: William Gordon It's a big Pod Squad sleepover at Molly's house. The gang wants to hear a spooky story! Baker Timber Bolt obliges, reading a classic: The Legend of Doozer Creek. It's how Spookypalooza came to be celebrated in Doozer Creek.
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Episode 125: Mystery Box Written by: Diana Moore • Directed by: Pedram Goshtasbpour Professor Gimbal gives the Pod Squad a curious present - a Mystery Box with a surprise inside. Now they just have to work together to figure out how to open the strange-looking box.
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Episode 126: Detective Doozers Written by: Ben Joseph • Directed by: William Gordon Professor Gimbal is tired and frustrated. | |
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Episode 127: Up, Up, and Away Written by: Craig Martin • Directed by: Pedram Goshtasbpour It's time for the Doozer Creek hot air balloon race and the Pod Squad is ready! Flex has souped up the Podmobile blimp, but it goes way too fast and they soon veer off course! Using what they have around them, the Pod Squad learn to be resourceful and even help Professor Gimbal out of his own racing conundrum.
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Episode 128: Hiccup-A-Majig Written by: Ashley Lannigan • Directed by: William Gordon Something's wrong in Doozer Creek. First Baker Timber Bolt gets a case of the hiccups, and then Doozers all over start hiccupping! The Pod Squad soon discover that a bunch of jumping beans has fallen into Baker Timber Bolt's latest batch of Zesty Radish Cakes. After trying a few silly methods to get rid of the hiccups, the team remembers that a good scare is a surefire way to solve this problem. The Pod Squad work together to build a super fun, (and scary) Doozercoaster.
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Episode 129: Cake Walk Written by: Betty Quan • Directed by: Pedram Goshtasbpour The Doozer Creek baking contest is about to start and Molly's family is sure they have a winning confection. But when they try to move the towering cake, they soon realize they don't know how to transport it without destroying all their hard work. With help from the Pod Squad and their inventive use of a test cake, the group creates a magnetic levitation device that transports their creation to the contest without a hitch.
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Episode 130: The Eggcellent Egg Movers Written by: Craig Martin • Directed by: William Gordon Molly makes a startling discovery - a chickadee's egg has fallen out of the nest in her tree. It's undamaged, but the Pod Squad know they need to get it back up and inside the nest fast. They need to be gentle with the egg but still precise enough to get it back into the nest. The team is stumped until they see a beetle crawling up the side of the tree and are inspired to build a vehicle that can carry the egg and crawl up the side of a tree. | |
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Episode 131: Pod Ball Written by: Kati Rocky • Directed by: Pedram Goshtasbpour When Chief Doozer asks the Pod Squad if they will clear the playground of the seedpod balls they quickly get to work carrying and carting them down a narrow path to the drop off spot at the other end. As they transport the seedpods, they brainstorm on how to make the chore faster and more fun. That's when the Pod Squad gets an idea: create a super fun game that uses the pods as balls - and turn the chore into the best game ever! | |
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Episode 132: Enter the Ditzies Written by: Diana Moore • Directed by: William Gordon It's a very special night in Doozer Creek. The magical glowing bugs called Ditzies are in town and they're a very rare sight! Daisy Wheel is especially excited. Working together, the Pod Squad builds a Spritzy Ditzie Dazzler to attract the Ditzies and get a front row view of their beautiful light show!
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Episode 133: Doozermahoozit Written by: Diana Moore • Directed by: Pedram Goshtasbpour The Pod Squad is excited when Professor Gimbal gives them a Doozermahoozit, a strange-looking invention, and tells them he'd like them to fix it. The problem is, they have no idea what it's meant to do. It's nothing and it's everything - it can be used in a hundred ways and rebuilt a hundred times. | |
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Episode 134: Trouble Below Written by: Craig Martin • Directed by: William Gordon The Pod Squad explore an anomaly in the Doozer Tube Tunnels. | |
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Episode 135: Daisy Wheel On Ice Written by: Diana Moore • Directed by: Pedram Goshtasbpour Daisy Wheel wants to skate with the others, but she doesn't know how. The Pod Squad works together to build her a custom Doo-Step Skating Dress that lets her glide across the ice in no time.
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Episode 136: The Gingerbread House Written by: Meghan Read • Directed by: William Gordon The Pod Squad build a Doozer-sized Gingerbread House.
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Episode 137: Mapping Quest Written by: Doug Hadders and Adam Rotstein • Directed by: Pedram Goshtasbpour The Pod Squad set out to finish the map of Doozer Creek started by Flex's grandparents many years ago. Grandma and Grandpa Grip take the Pod Squad on a mapping adventure. | |
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Episode 138: Dune Buddies Written by: Diana Moore • Directed by: Andrew Anningson In the Desert, the Pod Squad visit their friend Zippa and her family and go for an amazing dune buggy ride! But the ride is so wild that Daisy Wheel loses her hardhat and the Pod Squad is determined to find it amongst the sand dunes. | |
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Episode 139: Big Stars Written by: Craig Martin • Directed by: Jay Silver Molly and the Pod Squad put on a puppet show with their own Doozer puppets. | |
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Episode 140: Light Where It's Dark Written by: Craig Martin • Directed by: William Gordon Doozer Dwight dreams of riding the original Doozer train, 'Ol Speedy, that's buried underground. The Pod Squad work together to power up the old train for one more ride around Doozer Creek. | |
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Episode 141: Doozers on Parade Written by: Kati Rocky • Directed by: William Gordon At the Doozer World Expo, everyone prepares for the big show as each village presents a float showcasing their unique culture.
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Episode 142: Doozer Re-Users Written by: Craig Martin • Directed by: Pedram Goshtasbpour Flex learns what to do with his broken hard hat.
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Episode 143: It's a Breeze Written by: Betty Quan • Directed by: William Gordon The Pod Squad want to play their instruments outside but it's a very windy day.
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Episode 144: Three's a Team Written by: Kati Rocky • Directed by: Pedram Goshtasbpour At the Doozer World Expo, it's time for the invention contest.
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Episode 145: Sky High Doozers Written by: Kati Rocky • Directed by: William Gordon At the Doozer World Expo, everyone works together to build a tall tower.
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Episode 146: A Windy Wonder Written by: Craig Martin • Directed by: Pedram Goshtasbpour Professor Gimbal creates a new machine called the Windy Wonder. The Pod Squad helps to figure out what it can be used for. They try using it to fly kites, dry off Doozers at the beach, and even lift sandwiches to Doozers working up high.
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Episode 147: Short Order Doozers Written by: Craig Martin • Directed by: William Gordon The Pod Squad help Baker Timber Bolt at the bakery assemble sandwiches.
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Episode 148: The Blue Beaker Written by: Ben Joseph • Directed by: Pedram Goshtasbpour The Pod Squad help Professor Gimbal get a photo of the rare Blue Beaker. | |
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Episode 149: Picture Perfect Written by: Doug Hadders and Adam Rotstein • Directed by: William Gordon The Pod Squad complete a scavenger hunt without their usual high-tech tools.
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Episode 150: In a Fog Written by: Craig Martin • Directed by: Pedram Goshtasbpour The Pod Squad help Professor Gimbal land his blimp on a foggy day.
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Episode 151: Starry Night Written by: Ben Joseph • Directed by: William Gordon A comet is coming to Doozer Creek. Daisy Wheel misses seeing the comet, so her friends help her get one of her own.
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Episode 152: The Pod Squad Pavilion Written by: Kati Rocky • Directed by: Pedram Goshtasbpour At the Doozer World Expo, the Pod Squad create their own pavilion. |
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Episode 201: Dirty Driving Doozers / Gift-spiration The Pod Squad must find a way to keep their vehicles clean for the Doozer Creek Car Show. The Pod Squad explore ideas for the best gifts to give the Desert Doozers on Gift Exchange Day. | |
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Episode 202: Key Ingredients / Doozers Unplugged When Doozer Creek's ketchup supply runs low, the Pod Squad learn how to make their very own yummy ketchup. Professor Gimbal challenges the Pod Squad to find their way home from the forest without using their gadgets. | |
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Episode 203: Blue Beaker Sneaker / Dandelion Dilemma Objects are disappearing in Doozer Creek, and it's up to the Pod Squad to figure out why. The culprit, the elusive bird, the Blue Beaker. Dandelion seeds invade Doozer Creek and threaten to turn everywhere into a Dandelion jungle! The dandelions make it difficult for the Doozers to carry out their daily activities. The Pod Squad helps devise a plan to manage the dandelion invasion.
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Episode 204: Get Creative / Crash Test Doozers The Pod Squad help Molly find inspiration for art from the world around them. The Pod Squad make Crash Test Dummies of themselves to test out their new mega-slide. | |
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Episode 205: Danger in Doozer Creek / The Rainbow Connection Doozer Creek needs to be protected from an impending avalanche. The Pod Squad learn how to make a rainbow after Daisy misses seeing one.
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Episode 206: Cocoon Season / If It Falls The Pod Squad learn about chrysalides while protecting a butterfly cocoon from a windstorm. The Pod Squad make use of a fallen tree by engineering it into an obstacle course.
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Episode 207: Stage Plight / Oh BeeHive The Pod Squad learn they can't be in two places at once when they look after the bakery on the day of a big concert festival. The Pod Squad learn how to properly deal with bees buzzing around the bakery.
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Episode 208: Doosquatch / Level Up Pt 1 ― Written by: Amanda Smith • Directed by: Larry Jacobs Pt 2 ― Written by: Amanda Smith • Directed by: Derek Jessome & Larry Jacobs The Pod Squad go searching for an elusive Doosquatch when strange lights and sounds are observed. The Pod Squad learn that rushing the build of their new clubhouse does not produce the desired results.
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Episode 209: Holed Up / In a Jam The Pod Squad must use their engineering skills to retrieve a crane from the bottom of a deep hole. When Zippa tells the Pod Squad she's never tasted a peach, they put their brains to work to bring her one.
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Episode 210: Doocathlon / Sand Sliders The Pod Squad takes part in the Doocathlon, using Doozer-powered vehicles of their own design. The Pod Squad put their engineering skills to use to harness the wind when Zippa invites them to try sand surfing. |
Development[]
Early publicity for the series listed such Doozer names as Baxter (pictured), Puzzlebea and Daze for the central characters.
The Jim Henson Company first explored the idea of a spin-off starring the Doozers as far back as when Fraggle Rock was still on the air. One of the first efforts to do so was in development in 1993 and 1994. The 2D animated series would have featured Cotterpin Doozer and her friends Lugnut, Patch, and Downspout as they came up with solutions for Doozer problems. Michael K. Frith contributed concept art to the project. The idea was later revisited and revised in the early 2000s by the Henson Company.
The series was produced by The Jim Henson Company with Decode Entertainment.
The series was presented for sale at television industry conference MIPTV in 2009. A March 2009 press announcement stated that test animation was being made, with the series to comprise 52 eleven-minute episodes (or 26 half-hour broadcast episodes). Production was originally planned for fall of 2009 with release estimated for fall 2010; however production was delayed as the Henson Company continued to seek out broadcasters.[8]
On July 3, 2012, a press release from DHX Media (parent company of Decode) announced that the production had been greenlit and the series would begin production in July 2012 at DHX computer animation studio in Hallifax, Canada. The press release also noted that the Jim Henson Company was still "in negotiations" with broadcasters around the world to sell the series, and would be presenting it yet again at the MIPJunior and MIPCOM events.[9]
On September 12, 2012, it was announced that the series would be released coinciding with the 30th anniversary of Fraggle Rock in 2013.
The Jim Henson Company also carried the series' inventing and building philosophy into interactive digital content and consumer products.
Credits[]
Millie Davis (voice of Daisy Wheel) with producers during a visit to the DHX Media studios in Halifax NS.
Crew[]
- Executive Producers: Halle Stanford, Lisa Henson, Steven DeNure, Anne Loi
- Executive story editor: Craig Martin
- Supervising producer/series director: Phillip Stamp
- Voice director: Merle Anne Ridley
- Production designer: Steve Cooke
- Music by: Eggplant
Cast[]
- Jacob Ewaniuk as Spike (season 1)
- Jaxon Mercey as Spike (season 2)
- Trek Buccino as Flex Grip (season 1)
- Tyler Barish as Flex Grip (season 2)
- Millie Davis as Daisy Wheel (season 1)
- Scarlett Bildfell as Daisy Wheel (season 2)
- Jenna Warren as Molly Bolt (season 1)
- Gabby Clarke as Molly Bolt (season 2)
- Scott McCord as Professor Gimbal
- David Berni as Doozer Doodad and Baker Timber Bolt
- Heather Bambrick as Chief Architect Doozer
- Cliff Saunders as Grandpa Grip
- Jayne Eastwood as Grandma Grip
- Lisa Norton as Peg Bolt and Baby Pinball Gimbal
- Madison Scott as Zippa
- Ron Pardo as Zippa's Dad
- Nicole Stamp as Zippa's Mom
- Drew Davis as Tag
- Annick Obonsawin as Buzz
- Sergio Di Ziot as Doozer Dwight
- Caroly Larson as Doozer Deidra
- Martin Roach as Doctor Doozer
- Grace Lynn King as Doozer Re-user
Muppet References[]
Molly and her puppets
- The season 2 title The Rainbow Connection is a reference to the song "Rainbow Connection" from The Muppet Movie.
See also[]
Sources[]
- ↑ "What’s Shooting?", ACTRA Toronto, accessed July 19, 2017.
- ↑ "Doozers Season 2 Launches Today!", Meredith Plays, accessed August 5, 2018.
- ↑ Turner CN Acquires Licensing Rights for Doozers
- ↑ Spike Character Profile
- ↑ Molly Bolt Character Profile
- ↑ Flex Character Profile
- ↑ Daisy Wheel Character Profile
- ↑ Lana Castleman, "Henson and Decode dig deep on The Doozers", Kidscreen, March 24, 2009.
- ↑ The Jim Henson Company and DHX Media greenlight production on The Doozers. July 03, 2012. DHX Media Ltd.