Beethoven (TV series)

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Beethoven
Genre Animation
Comedy
Created by Amy Holden Jones
Edmond Dantès (characters)
Developed by Paul Germain
Joe Ansolabehere
Jonathan Greenberg
Creative director(s) Victoria Jenson
Voices of Dean Jones
Tress MacNeille
Nicholle Tom
J.D. Daniels
Kath Soucie
Composer(s) Christopher Neal Nelson
Country of origin USA
Language(s) English
No. of seasons 1
No. of episodes 24
Production
Executive producer(s) Joe Medjuck
Michael C. Gross
Ivan Reitman
Producer(s) Paul Germain
Roy Allen Smith
Production company(s) Universal Cartoon Studios
Northern Lights Entertainment
Distributor NBC Universal Television Distribution
Broadcast
Original channel CBS
Italia 1
Audio format CBS Stereosound
Original run 17 September 1994 – 25 February 1995

Beethoven is an animated sitcom, loosely based on the 1992 motion picture of the same name. The series was produced by Northern Lights Entertainment Universal Animation Studios and Universal Television, and aired for one season (1994 – 1995) on CBS, with 24 half-hour episodes produced.

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[edit] Premise

Unlike the movie, Beethoven talked just like on the new movie Beethoven's Christmas Adventure where he also talked. The same plot was used in another animated series Free Willy, where the main character also talked.

[edit] Availability

Universal and Goodtimes released episodes of the show on VHS. As of May 2, 2010, Universal has not announced any plans to release the show on DVD.

[edit] Episode list

  1. The Experiment (9/17/94)
  2. Car Trouble (9/24/94)
  3. The Mighty Cone-Dog (10/1/94)
  4. Puppy Time (10/8/94)
  5. The Morning Paper (10/15/94)
  6. The Big One (10/22/94)
  7. Fleas! (10/29/94)
  8. Scent of a Mutt (11/5/94)
  9. Down on the Farm (11/12/94)
  10. The Pound (11/19/94)
  11. Pet Psychiatrist (11/26/94)
  12. The Gopher Who Would Be King (12/3/94)
  13. Mr. Huggs' Wild Ride (12/10/94)
  14. Cyrano de Beethoven (12/17/94)
  15. The Mailman Cometh (12/24/94)
  16. Cat Fight (12/31/94)
  17. Kindergarten Caper (1/7/95)
  18. The Guard Dog (1/14/95)
  19. The Good, The Bad and the Poodle (1/21/95)
  20. Dog Dreams (1/28/95)
  21. Good Old George (2/4/95)
  22. A Cat Named Rover (2/11/95)
  23. The Dog Must Diet (2/18/95)
  24. The Incredible Pointless Journey (2/25/95)

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[edit] Additional voices

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