Bee and PuppyCat
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Created by | Natasha Allegri |
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Directed by | Larry Leichliter |
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Composer | Will Wiesenfeld |
Country of origin | United States |
Original language | English |
No. of episodes | 10 + pilot (list of episodes) |
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Executive producer | Fred Seibert |
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Editor | Ray Valenzuela |
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Production company | Frederator Studios |
Animation services | Dong Woo Animation (ep. 7–10) |
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Release | July 11, 2013 November 28, 2016 | –
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Bee and PuppyCat: Lazy in Space |
Bee and PuppyCat: Lazy in Space (Reboot series) | |
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Created by | Natasha Allegri |
Screenplay by |
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Story by | Natasha Allegri |
Directed by | Joji Shimura (chief) |
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Composer | Will Wiesenfeld |
Country of origin |
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Original language | English |
No. of seasons | 1 |
No. of episodes | 16 (list of episodes) |
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Editor | Ray Valenzuela |
Running time | 22–25 minutes |
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Network | Netflix |
Release | September 6, 2022 present | –
Bee and PuppyCat is an American animated streaming television series created and written by Natasha Allegri.[1][2][3] The series revolves around Bee (voiced by Allyn Rachel), an unemployed woman in her early twenties, who encounters a mysterious creature named PuppyCat (voiced by the Vocaloid program Oliver). She adopts this apparent cat-dog hybrid, and together they go on a series of temporary jobs to pay off her monthly rent. These bizarre jobs take the duo across strange worlds out in space. The show was produced by Frederator Studios with the animation outsourced to South Korean studio Dong Woo Animation in episodes 7 to 10. The second series, titled Bee and PuppyCat: Lazy in Space, was co-produced and animated by Japanese studio OLM.[4][5]
The series originated with a web pilot in 2013, followed by a Kickstarter supported first season which was released from 2014–16. It would rebooted with a second series titled Bee and PuppyCat: Lazy in Space. The first Lazy in Space episode made its debut at Samari the Ottawa International Animation Festival on September 25, 2019, and was named Best Animated Series[6] of the festival.[7][8] KaBoom! Studios published a comic book adaptation from 2014–16.
In October 2020, it was announced that the show's second season had been picked up by Netflix.[3] The Netflix version, consisting of a three-episode remake of the first season and Lazy in Space, premiered on September 6, 2022.[9][10]
Plot
Bee is a cheerful, eccentric young woman in her early twenties who is habitually fired from menial, low-paying jobs. On her way home from a failed job opportunity, PuppyCat, a strange, mysterious creature, falls from the sky. She takes him in and, when he sees that she is broke and unemployed, PuppyCat teleports himself and Bee to an alternate dimension where they are given a job by TempBot, a gigantic, intelligent television screen. Despite the dangers that this line of temporary jobs would pose, Bee finds that she has a talent for the work and that it pays well enough for her to disregard the dangers.
An ongoing plot element of the series is PuppyCat's past, which is shrouded in mystery. There are hints that he may be a space outlaw who was transformed by the Space King, who was angry over the pirate's romance with his daughter. However, due to his anger, the magic meant to capture him instead turned him into a monster and he escaped. Another ongoing plot element is Bee's romantic feelings for her friend Deckard, a talented chef who seems to harbor a crush on Bee but finds that this complicates his decision to pursue a cooking career.
In the episode "Donut" it's revealed that Bee is a cyborg, a revelation that stuns Deckard. At the end of the episode he chooses to leave home to attend culinary school, still conflicted over the revelation and his feelings for Bee.
Characters
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- Bee (Voiced by: Allyn Rachel): Bee is a 22-year-old young woman (23 as of "Birthday", 24 as of "Did You Remember") who, while walking home in the rain after being fired for sleeping on the job, is hit on the head by PuppyCat, who mysteriously appears out of the sky and lands on her. After being transported to Fishbowl Space with PuppyCat, she gains clothing reassignment from TempBot, who changes every mission and gives her various equipment like a sword or pockets full of glitter. Bee is also seen to have a strong dislike of water, as in the episode "Beach" where she refuses to walk into the ocean, and in the following episode, "Cats", where she refuses to take a bath when she gets dirty. During the episode "Donut" Bee is revealed to be a cyborg, something that surprises both Deckard and PuppyCat.
- PuppyCat (Voiced by: Oliver): The mysterious creature that is both a dog and a cat, and is the companion to the main character, Bee. Not much is known about PuppyCat except that he can "talk" and be used as an energy cannon, as demonstrated in the battle with Wallace.
- TempBot: Also referred to as AssignBot, is a robot that acts as a temporary employment agent for PuppyCat. This character is voiced by a different actor in each episode. In the pilot episode, the character was voiced by Marina Sirtis, Hannah Hart for "Farmer", Roz Ryan for "Cats", Ellen McLain for "Game" Joan Koplan for "Wedding" and Diana Garnet for the 2nd season and season 1 remake.
- Deckard (Voiced by: Kent Osborne): Bee's friend, neighbor, and former coworker. Deckard works as a prep cook at the cat café from which Bee was fired. He harbors romantic feelings towards Bee. Deckard has heterochromia.[11] At the end of episode 10, he leaves home in order to attend culinary school despite initial reluctance to leave Bee and home.
- Cass (Voiced by: Ashly Burch): Deckard's sister and roommate. Though she formerly worked alongside Bee and her brother at the cat café, Cass now works as a freelance computer programmer seen working in Java. Like her brother, Cass is also named after a wizard; her full name is Castaspella.
- Cardamon (Voiced by: Alexander James Rodriguez): Cardamon is a young boy who is Bee's landlord. He is business-like and mature for his age, in stark contrast to his appearance as an elementary schoolboy. He takes care of his comatose mother, whom he regards as a "princess." He also has a dog named Sticky.
- Toast (Voiced by: Terri Hawkes): Toast is the 11th ranked wrestler from Cass' former wrestling team and holds a grudge against Cass' departure, as it leaves her to be the lowest-ranking member on the team.
Production
The series began as a two-part episode, which was uploaded to Frederator Studios' YouTube channel Cartoon Hangover as two 5-minute shorts as part of Too Cool! Cartoons, a project Frederator referred to as a "big idea cartoon incubator".[12] Part one went online on July 11, 2013, while part two and a video with both parts together went online on August 6, 2013. The shorts also aired on Nintendo Video on November 1, 2013, and had a rerun on January 14, 2014. [13] While Part 2 aired on January 20, 2014, as a supposed rerun. [14] 4 episodes from season 1 also released on the platform. You can still find the episodes on the 3DS's Nintendo eShop to this date.
After gaining popularity online, Cartoon Hangover started its first Kickstarter project to fund additional episodes. The Kickstarter started on October 15, 2013, and achieved its US$600,000 goal with six days left; by the end, it had raised $872,133, funding ten 6-minute episodes, the first of which would air in the summer of 2014.[15] At that time, Bee and PuppyCat became the most successful animation Kickstarter in history, #4 in the film/video category (behind only three Hollywood-based projects), and the #1 Kickstarter based on a YouTube video.[16] Bee and PuppyCat: The Series premiered November 6, 2014 with a second two-part episode.[17] While a few episodes were released early to Kickstarter backers in 2015, the majority of the season was released through 2016, with production concluding in March that year.[18] The second half of the season was planned for a YouTube release in late Spring/early Summer 2016 but were released November 11, 2016 on VRV instead.[19][20] The complete first series was eventually uploaded in full to the Cartoon Hangover YouTube channel on December 1, 2018.[21]
In March 2017, Frederator announced that new episodes of Bee and PuppyCat were being written.[22] In June 2018, the trailer for the continuation was released under the title Bee and PuppyCat: Lazy in Space, which would have aired sometime in 2019 but this was delayed, due to Frederator seeking a different streaming service to release it on.[23] The first episode was released in September 2019 at the Ottawa International Animation Festival,[7] and the full season was leaked onto Fred Seibert's Vimeo channel in early 2020.[24][3] The episodes were later removed from the platform, but not before several streaming websites managed to obtain copies. Seibert stepped down from his position as CEO of Frederator in August, though the company indicated that he would remain executive producer for current projects, including Bee & PuppyCat.[25][26] In October 2020, it was announced that Netflix would be distributing the season in 2022.[3]
Episodes
Series | Episodes | Originally aired | |||
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First aired | Last aired | Network | |||
Pilot | 1 (2 parts) | 11 July 2013 | 7 August 2013 | YouTube | |
Original series | 10 | 6 November 2014 | 28 November 2016 | ||
Lazy in Space | 16 | 6 September 2022 | Netflix |
Pilot (2013)
- The pilot was released via the Cartoon Hangover YouTube channel, and Nintendo Video in two parts.
No. | Title | Written, directed and storyboarded by | Original release date | Prod. code |
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0 | "Pilot" | Natasha Allegri | July 11, 2013 August 7, 2013 | TC106[27] TC107[27] |
Part 1: After getting fired from her job, Bee finds PuppyCat and takes him in. With no luck in finding a new job, PuppyCat offers Bee some temp work if they report to Fishbowl Space. The pair then disappear from Bee's apartment. Part 2: Bee and PuppyCat are assigned to babysit Wallace in Fishbowl Space. After PuppyCat sings him a lullaby about a cursed Space Outlaw, Wallace transforms into a monster. Bee and PuppyCat defeat him and return home. |
Original series (2014–16)
- Note: The entire first season was directed by Larry Leichliter and written by Natasha Allegri, Madeleine Flores and Frank Gibson. It was billed simply as "The Series".[28]
No. | Title | Storyboards by | Studio | Original release date | Prod. code |
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1 | "Food" | Natasha Allegri | Independent | November 6, 2014 | BPC101[29] |
Bee invites Deckard to spend the day together and cook from a recipe. PuppyCat is infuriated at being called cute and sabotages their cooking, only to be interrupted by Cass. When Deckard admits that they are missing an ingredient, Bee and PuppyCat turn to TempBot to assign them a new job to afford them enough money to buy it. | |||||
2 | "Farmer" | Natasha Allegri | Independent | November 6, 2014 | BPC102[30] |
Bee and PuppyCat are assigned to retrieve a cherry for a farmer on Jelly Cube Planet for his animals. They discover that the cherry is created from souls from people fed to it. In horror, Bee spits her gum into the cherry and gives the rest to the farmer, leaving him and his animals to devour each other. Bee brings the missing ingredient home without being paid for the job, discovering in the process that Deckard has been accepted into culinary school. | |||||
3 | "Beach" | Natasha Allegri and Luke Weber | Independent | December 4, 2014 | BPC103[31] |
Bee and PuppyCat are forced out of their apartment while their landlord, Cardamon, fixes their toilet. At the beach, the two try to find a television to watch Pretty Patrick Lunchtime and decide on going to TempBot to use her as a television screen. | |||||
4 | "Cats" | Natasha Allegri and Luke Weber | Independent | December 18, 2014 | BPC104[32] |
TempBot sends Bee and PuppyCat to Cat-Head Planet, an onsen filled with cats. While PuppyCat is shunned, Bee is favored by the cats and is doted upon. However, when the cats try to bathe Bee, PuppyCat rescues her by disgusting them with his appearance. They return home to find that Cardamon has taped and unknowingly spoiled the episode for them. | |||||
5 | "Birthday" | Lamar Abrams and Natasha Allegri | Independent | August 27, 2015(Kickstarter backers) November 11, 2016 (general release) | BPC105[33] |
Bee celebrates her birthday with her "Dad Box", a creation by her father to help her feel less lonely. PuppyCat offers to spend time with her, and she takes him to an abandoned arcade with games constructed by her father. After playing games, PuppyCat offers her to take a job from TempBot. | |||||
6 | "Game" | Lamar Abrams and Natasha Allegri | Independent | August 27, 2015(Kickstarter backers) November 11, 2016 (general release) | BPC106[34] |
7 | "Toast" | Vera Brosgol, Efrain Farias and Natasha Allegri | Frederator Studios (production) Dong Woo (animation) | November 28, 2016 | BPC107[35] |
Deckard remains conflicted about attending culinary school, while Cass is challenged by Toast, a member from her former wrestling team. | |||||
8 | "Dogs" | Vera Brosgol, Efrain Farias and Natasha Allegri | Frederator Studios (production) Dong Woo (animation) | November 28, 2016 | BPC108[36] |
A sick Cardamon takes care of his comatose mother and recalls a fairytale from her about jellyfish. Once Bee and Deckard deliver their rent money, Cardamon asks for PuppyCat to spend time with him to stage a wedding with his dog, Sticky. | |||||
9 | "Wedding" | Vera Brosgol, Efrain Farias and Natasha Allegri | Frederator Studios (production) Dong Woo (animation) | November 28, 2016 | BPC109[38] |
Bee finds Deckard's school acceptance letter and feels guilty over him not enrolling. Meanwhile, PuppyCat is forced to play along with Cardamon's wedding, which Cardamon hopes will help wake his mother. While trying to escape, he becomes stuck in a window. Bee tries to free him by activating TempBot's letter, but she is transported along with Deckard instead. Note: "Wedding" was Joan Koplan's final acting role as she died on March 31, 2016 which was seven months before the episode was released on VRV.[37] | |||||
10 | "Donut" | Vera Brosgol, Efrain Farias and Natasha Allegri | Frederator Studios (production) Dong Woo (animation) | November 28, 2016 | BPC110[40] |
TempBot assigns Bee and Deckard to help a doughboy bake donuts embedded with wish-granting baking crystals and deliver them through the Black Hole while his boss (Tommy Wiseau[39]) is away. The Black Hole drags the doughboy in, revealing Bee's robotic nature in the process. Bee manages to rescue the bakery and Deckard, overcoming the Black Hole. Afterwards, Deckard leaves for culinary school. Cardamon feeds a wish-granting donut left by Bee to his mother but fails to awaken her. PuppyCat returns home to find Bee repairing her arm with her Dad Box. The two take their time to get to know each other better. |
Lazy in Space (2022)
- Note: Episodes 4-16 were produced in 2019; while episodes 1-3 were produced in 2021.
No. overall | No. in series | Title | Episode Director | Written by | Storyboards by | Original release date | Prod. code |
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11 | 1 | "Again for the First Time" | Jon Bennett | Natasha Allegri, Efrain Farias & Hans Tseng | Joji Shimura | September 6, 2022 | BPC201 |
Remake of the original pilot and "Food". | |||||||
12 | 2 | "Who Would Want This?" | Jon Bennett | Natasha Allegri, Efrain Farias & Hans Tseng | Joji Shimura | September 6, 2022 | BPC202 |
Bee and Puppycat do a bunch of jobs to pay their rent while Cardamon tries to the power outtage and the toilet. Incorporates elements of "Farmer", "Beach", "Cats", "Toast", and "Dogs" | |||||||
13 | 3 | "What Do You Want to Be?" | Jon Bennett | Natasha Allegri, Efrain Farias & Hans Tseng | Joji Shimura | September 6, 2022 | BPC203 |
Incorporates elements of "Birthday", "Game", "Wedding", and "Donuts" | |||||||
14 | 4 | "Gentle Touch" | Hideaki Oba | Natasha Allegri & Pendleton Ward | Joji Shimura | September 6, 2022 | BPC204 |
Bee and Puppycat visit Bee’s old job at the Wizards’ cat cafe and find the amount of bills the family is unable to pay ever since Deckard left for school. Bee attempts to help by eating as much on the menu she could order and by paying the family back with money earned from a temp job. While working, Bee is warned of strange magical hands causing issues on temp jobs. | |||||||
15 | 5 | "Little Fingers" | Syuntaro Tozawa | Etta Devine & Gabriel Diani | Joji Shimura | September 6, 2022 | BPC205 |
Bee and PuppyCat must take on a new temporary job after PuppyCat overspends on a mobile app game. It was first screened at the Ottawa International Animation Festival on September 25, 2019, and was released on YouTube on September 1, 2022.[7] | |||||||
16 | 6 | "Day Off Work" | Takahiro Otsuka | Natasha Allegri | Joji Shimura | September 6, 2022 | BPC206 |
Puppycat is annoyed with Bee after leaving him home alone to run errands. Meanwhile, the rest of the Wizard family annoys Cass on her day off. | |||||||
17 | 7 | "Snow and Violets" | Hideaki Oba | Jack Pendarvis | Joji Shimura | September 6, 2022 | BPC207 |
After wrecking their bike in the woods, Bee and Puppycat take up a job helping an old racer beat his cheating younger self in a race. Meanwhile, Deckard is struggling in culinary school. | |||||||
18 | 8 | "Funny Lying" | Hideaki Oba | Efrain Farias, Hans Tseng & Pendleton Ward | Kōyū | September 6, 2022 | BPC208 |
19 | 9 | "My Favorite" | Yūichirō Aoki | Natasha Allegri | Joji Shimura | September 6, 2022 | BPC209 |
20 | 10 | "Did You Remember" | Yoh Miura | Etta Devine & Gabriel Diani | Joji Shimura | September 6, 2022 | BPC210 |
21 | 11 | "Bird Friend" | Yoshitaka Makino | Jack Pendarvis | Yoh Miura | September 6, 2022 | BPC211 |
22 | 12 | "Two Clown Noses" | Hisaya Takabayashi | Jack Pendarvis | Joji Shimura | September 6, 2022 | BPC212 |
23 | 13 | "Golden Eyes" | Yoh Miura | Etta Devine & Gabriel Diani | Yoh Miura | September 6, 2022 | BPC213 |
24 | 14 | "Why Don't You Help Me" | Kenichi Nishida | Etta Devine & Gabriel Diani | Yoh Miura | September 6, 2022 | BPC214 |
25 | 15 | "Now I'm Really Alone" | Yoh Miura | Natasha Allegri & Jack Pendarvis | Joji Shimura | September 6, 2022 | BPC215 |
26 | 16 | "I Won't Leave You Alone" | Joji Shimura | Natasha Allegri | Joji Shimura | September 6, 2022 | BPC216 |
Comics
Boom! Studios published a tie-in comic book through its KaBOOM! imprint. The comic was canceled after #11 in 2016 despite issues #12–#16 having already been solicited.[41] Preview catalogues that year listed issues #12–#16, along with cover art and synopses.[42]
Issue | Release Date | Story | Art | Collection | ISBN |
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#1 | May 14, 2014 | Natasha Allegri Garrett Jackson |
Natasha Allegri | Bee and Puppycat – Volume One | 9781608864874 |
#2 | June 11, 2014 | Natasha Allegri Frank Gibson Garrett Jackson |
Becky Dreistadt | ||
#3 | August 27, 2014 | Natasha Allegri Anissa Espinoza Madeline Flores Tait Howard Ian McGinty |
Anissa Espinoza Madeline Flores Tait Howard Ian McGinty Fred C. Stresing | ||
#4 | September 24, 2014 | Natasha Allegri Coleman Engle Anissa Espinoza Aimee Fleck Pranas Naujokaitis Mad Rupert Theresa Zysk |
Coleman Engle Anissa Espinoza Aimee Fleck Pranas Naujokaitis Mad Rupert Theresa Zysk | ||
#5 | October 22, 2014 | Chrystin Garland Meredith McClaren Flynn Nicholls Theresa Zysk |
Bee and Puppycat – Volume Two | 9781608867769 | |
#6 | November 26, 2014 | Natasha Allegri Joy Ang Andrew Lorenzi Meredith McClaren Carey Pietsch |
Joy Ang Andrew Lorenzi Meredith McClaren Carey Pietsch | ||
#7 | December 24, 2014 | Natasha Allegri Megan Brennan Andrew Lorenzi Zachary Sterling |
Megan Brennan Andrew Lorenzi Zachary Sterling | ||
#8 | April 8, 2015 | David Calderon Coleman Engle Liz Fleming Reimena Yee Theresa Zysk |
Natasha Allegri David Calderon Coleman Engle Liz Fleming Reimena Yee Theresa Zysk | ||
#9 | August 26, 2015 | Natasha Allegri Patrick Seery |
Ji in Kim | Bee and Puppycat – Volume Three | 9781608869114 |
#10 | February 17, 2016 | Natasha Allegri Patrick Seery Ko Takeuchi |
Ji in Kim Ko Takeuchi | ||
#11 | April 20, 2016 | Natasha Allegri Patrick Seery |
Ji in Kim |
Reception
Critical reception for the series has been positive, though some fans have criticized the art and tone changes between the pilot and the Kickstarter-backed full series.[43][44] In December 2014, critic Robert Lloyd of The L.A. Times listed it as one of the best TV shows of the year.[45] The A.V. Club favorably rated the episode "Food Farmer", which they felt did a good job expanding Bee's character.[46] The first episode of Lazy in Space won best animated series at Ottawa International Animation Festival in 2019.[47]
In other media
- Characters from Bee and PuppyCat appeared on the cover for the second edition of Your Career in Animation: How to Survive and Thrive by David B. Levy.[48]
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