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Mummy Nanny
Created by	Denis Olivieri Claude Prothée
Starring	Mona Marshall Joshua Seth
Country of origin	Germany France
No. of seasons	1
No. of episodes	26
Production
Running time	26 minutes
Original release
Network	Super RTL France 2 Telefutura
Release	April 17 (2001-04-17) – May 22, 2001 (2001-05-22)

Mummy Nanny is an animated television series.

Synopsis

Nile, an Egyptian mummy, is drawn from her sleep that has lasted for five thousand years. She becomes a part of a pair with Capucine and Alex.

French Voice Actors

Patricia Legrand : Nile
Mark Lesser : Alex
Kelly Marot : Capucine
Benoît Allemane : Akeltonton

English Voice Actors

Mona Marshall : Nile
Joshua Seth : Alex
Steve Blum : Mr. Elsewhere
Wendee Lee : Mrs. Elsewhere
Rebecca Forstadt : Samantha
Paul St. Peter : Uncle Ankh
Michael Sorich : Mr. Big
Bob Buchholz : Stretch
Richard Epcar : Narrator

Technical Information

Original name: Au pair mummy
German name: Unsere Mumie ist die Beste
English name: Mummy Nanny
Production: Jacky Bretaudeau , Luc Vinciguerra
Author: Denis Olivieri , Claude Prothée
Writers: Claude Prothée
Graphics: Fabrice Parme
Music: Gérald Roberts , Didier Riey
Origin: France Germany
Production houses: Les Cartooneurs Associés , EM TV Merchandising AG , France 2

Episode list

In the Beginning
The 5000 Year Vacation !
A Casket for Two
Party Animals
The Sacred Chameleon
Grandma's Hair-Loom
Spaced Out
Mummy Marooned
Premiere Perils
Virtual Catastrophe
Love at Sea
Surf, Sand & Sarcophagus
Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow
Super Model Super Mummy !
Freezer Burn
Mutants, Moles & Mummies !
Camping Catastrophe
Mummy for Ransom !
Mummy Misery at Amazingland !
The Substitute Mummy !
Fast Food Mummy !
Kung Fu Mummy
Sarcophagus Spies
Television Terror
Movie Star Mummy
Mummy Mind Games
Wasted Talent

External links

Momie Au Pair at IMDb

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