Mike, Lu & Og
This article needs additional citations for verification. (July 2010) |
Mike, Lu & Og | |
---|---|
Created by | Mikhail Shindel Mikhail Aldashin Charles Swenson |
Written by | Mikhail Shindel Mikhail Aldashin Charles Swenson |
Directed by | Elena Rogova Aleksandr Tatarsky |
Voices of | Nika Futterman Nancy Cartwright Dee Bradley Baker S. Scott Bullock Corey Burton Tom Kenny Kath Soucie Grey DeLisle Brian George Carlos Alazraqui Greg Proops Jim Ward Charlie Adler |
Theme music composer | Vladimir Horunzhy |
Country of origin | United States |
Original language | English |
No. of seasons | 2 |
No. of episodes | 26 (list of episodes) |
Production | |
Executive producers | Charles Swenson Mikhail Shindel Mikhail Aldashin |
Producers | Igor Gelashvili Vladimir Horunzhy Artem Vadiliev |
Running time | 22 minutes |
Production company | KINOFILM Animation[1] |
Original release | |
Network | Cartoon Network |
Release | November 12, 1999 May 27, 2001 | –
Related | |
What a Cartoon![2] |
Mike, Lu & Og is an American animated television series produced by KINOFILM Animation that ran on Cartoon Network. The show was the seventh Cartoon Cartoon, based on a short for The What a Cartoon! Show (Later known as The Cartoon Cartoon Show).[2] Created by Mikhail Shindel, Mikhail Aldashin and Charles Swenson, the show follows a girl named Mike, a foreign exchange student from Manhattan; a self-appointed island princess named Lu; and a boy-genius named Og. The trio takes part in a variety of adventures as Mike and the island's natives share their customs with each other. Twenty-six half-hour episodes were produced, featuring two stories per episode. The series featured voice actors Nika Frost as Mike, Nancy Cartwright as Lu, and Dee Bradley Baker as Og. It began airing on Boomerang in May 2006 as reruns, though it is often removed from the schedule and put back on it on a frequent basis.
Plot
Mike applied as a foreign exchange student, and on a lark asked to be sent to a tropical island (which has the strange capability to briefly sink then and "pop up like a cork" every "few hundred years or so"). She found herself dumped on a forgotten, scantily mapped island populated by descendants of a British shipwreck. This island is called Albonquetine, named after one of their founders, Joshua Wendell Albonquetine. It may be based on the real-life Pitcairn Island. The castaways have "gone native" and are trying to behave like Polynesians, with varying degrees of success. Amongst other things, this explains Og's name and his fashion sense (or lack thereof).
Characters
- Mike (short for Michelanne)[3] (voiced by Nika Futterman) is an 11-year-old Manhattan-born girl who enjoys the features of the tropical island, but misses the life she had in New York and, as revealed in a particular instance, her school. Fortunately, Og is able to recreate many of the things that Mike misses most about the United States.
- Lu (voiced by Nancy Cartwright), a 10-year-old self-proclaimed princess of the island and Og's cousin, is characterized by her loud and arrogant nature. She continually exploits Mike, Og, and her pet turtle, Lancelot. Og, being sagacious to a fault, frequently obliges to her will, even at the cost of her own well-being. Though she has a habit of tormenting everyone, she usually learns a lesson in humility by the end of each episode. Lu's unruly behavior is most likely a result of poor parenting on the part of her father, Wendell.
- Og (voiced by Dee Bradley Baker), a 5-year-old[3] native of Albonquetine and Lu's cousin, has a surprising predisposition to scientific theory and discovery. His inventions gone awry help develop the plots of many episodes. He is close friends with three animals; a pig named Pig (voiced by Kath Soucie), a goat named Goat (also voiced by Dee Bradley Baker), and a porcupine named Spiney (voiced by Carlos Alazraqui) who are capable of speech and well learned in philosophy. Together, they form the Philosophical Society, discussing such "great thinkers" as Nietzsche, matters of existentialism, and the relevance of time. Og enjoys experiencing new things. To name a few adventures, Og made a video game for himself in "A Boy's Game", performed nude in a fashion show in "Hot Couture" (possibly an homage to "The Emperor's New Clothes"), and made jujubombs in an episode of the same name.
- Wendell (voiced by S. Scott Bullock) is Lu's father and the Governor of the Island. He is wiry, weak-willed (as seen when he ate so many sweets that he returned into his former, "pre-workout" shape in the course of a few hours), and is seemingly unable to control his daughter or of delivering any sort of punishment to her. He is then apt to start crying. He has been the island's Governor for many years. This was misinterpreted by Mike, who thought he was an American-esque governor, which lead to an "election" on the island, not realising that the Islanders came to the island from England (and, as seen in the episode with "King Bob", they hold the "King of England" in great respect). He has a large collection of tea cosies, and speaks in a squeaky falsetto similar in style to Kenneth Williams, although whether this was intentional or not remains uncertain.
- Alfred (voiced by Tom Kenny) is Og's father and Margery's husband. He is eccentric and charismatic, and also has a noticeable speech impediment preventing him from pronouncing his Rs. He fancies himself to be the island's hunter, using suction-cup arrows to persistently hunt a single wombat. It appears that the island's inhabitants are vegetarian (though clams and chicken soup appear to be fair game), so one may wonder what happens if Alfred ever catches the wombat (Including Alfred himself).
- Margery (voiced by Kath Soucie) is Og's mother and Alfred's wife, who fancies herself to be an artist and writer. Her arts including painting, sculpting, and cooking. The majority of Margery's artwork has to do with the island's ancestors. For this, she often seen working on a sculpture of several ancestors on the side of a mountain, reminiscent of Mount Rushmore. Every once in a while she will also be found painting food, and often found cooking it. Margery is the island's chef, preparing meals and tea for everyone on her side of the island, as well as preparing buffets and elaborate meals for special occasions. In writing, she is something of a historian. Throughout the series she is working on a book about the island's history titled "Cuzzlewits End". Margery is very level-headed compared to Alfred's eccentric behavior. An example of this is shown in "Scuba Dooby Doo" when Alfred valiantly offers to protect everyone from the mailman whereas Margery plans on serving tea and crumpets.
- Old Queeks (voiced by Corey Burton) is the Island Elder and Medicine-Man whom the Islanders seek advice from. He is also seen to be able to perform a kind of magic, summoning dead spirits. He is often opposed to Mike's innovative ways, but sometimes gets caught up in the modern crazes to hit the island. Old Queeks claims to be psychic and he claims to "know all and see all". In one episode, Mike becomes suspicious of Queeks and decides to investigate him. She climbed up the opposite side of the mountain and found that Old Queeks was not psychic but that he spied on the Islanders through a telescope. Even after Mike informed the Islanders about Old Queeks' telescope, they still held onto their beliefs that he was psychic and communicated with a higher power(s). In some respects, this is truth enough. He can see all with a telescope, and he did bring ghosts to the island to plague Mike for annoying him. He lives alone on the top of a mountain in a cave, and enjoys using "bat products" (i.e.: products made with bat guano). This includes everything from toothpaste to snacks.
- Lancelot is Lu's long-suffering pet land turtle. She dresses her up in gaudy outfits, forces her to perform weird and dangerous stunts, and often makes her carry Lu on her back. For this reason, Lancelot is always running away from Lu, which is why she keeps her on a leash. Despite this abuse, Lancelot tends to be the savior of Mike and the Islanders (especially Lu) when they're in trouble. Like the other animals on the island, Lancelot tends to exercise more common sense than the humans. Unlike the members of the Philosophical Society, she does not speak (except for a "squeaky" type scream when Lancelot's in danger or a snickering laugh and in "Night of the Living Relatives" where she shouted "BOO" to scare the daylights out of Lu). According to a Cartoon Cartoons book from 2001, Lancelot is female, though many times in the series Lancelot is referred to as a male by other characters.[citation needed]
- Three pirates living nearby are descended from the pirates who caused the Brits to be shipwrecked in the first place, but were then shipwrecked themselves. Their leader is a captain with two wooden legs and two eye patches. Despite these handicaps he seems to get around without any problems. The pirates sometimes attempt to catch and eat Lancelot, but are always foiled by the three children. In one episode Mike invited the pirates to a Thanksgiving type feast but with only one catch, that the three Pirates had to dress up as Mike's (girl)friends visiting from Manhattan without causing concern with the others (with the exception of Lancelot who saw through their disguises). Their captain is known to force his men to put on blindfolds, so he can sneak into his treasury and put a rabbit puppet named Bunny on his hand, engaging in conversations with it, speaking for it in a squeaky voice. In its first appearance, its mouth moved as the captain spoke. In its following appearance, the mouth stayed still.
- The Cuzzlewits, the other inhabitants of the island (whose very existence Lu eagerly denies), live on the other side of the island. Although they are shown to live in caves, one of their number, Hermione (voiced by Grey DeLisle), a Cuzzlewit girl, is seen to be an extremely experienced thinker. She is accompanied by two Cuzzlewit boys, twin brothers Haggis and Baggis (voiced by Brian George and S. Scott Bullock, respectively), who constantly batter each other with clubs and appear to be dimwitted and rowdy. In the only episode taking place on the Cuzzlewits' side of the island, "Queeks, Queeks Who Got the Queeks?", they are revealed to have a much larger population than the Albonquetanians. The elders of the Cuzzlewits and the Albonquetanians do not get along, hence their separation. This leads to a practical question: what do the Cuzzlewits call the island? Despite the adults' squabbles, Mike and Hermione become friends in "The Three Amigas". The Cuzzlewits are shown to all have the same genetic characteristics - an underbite which causes their lower central incisors to be bucked teeth.
Episode list
This article needs additional citations for verification. (June 2012) |
This is a list of episodes from the animated series Mike, Lu & Og. The show ran for two seasons consisting of 26 episodes.
Pilot
# | Episode | Original Airdate | |
---|---|---|---|
0 | "Crash Lancelot" | November 7, 1998[4] | |
Mike gets Og to build her a car to drive across the island. Lu gets a fancier model powered by a nuclear device that quickly goes out of control. Originally aired as part of The What a Cartoon Show. |
Season 1: 1999–2000
# | Episode | Written by | Storyboarded by | Directed by | Original Airdate | Code |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | "Sultans of Swat / Tea for Three" | Sultans of Swat & Tea for Three Charles Swenson | Sultans of Swat: Slava Ushakov, Valery Konoplev, and Oleg Kuzovkov Tea for Three: Elena Rogova | Sultans of Swat: Valery Konoplev, and Slava Ushakov Tea for Three: Elena Rogova | November 12, 1999[5] | 102 |
Mike introduces baseball to the island. / The last teacup from the Good Ship Betty Anne goes missing. Mike tries to find out who stole it. | ||||||
2 | "The Tube / Roller Madness" | The Tube & Roller Madness Charles Swenson | The Tube: Eduard Kiritch, Natalia Chernishova, and Artur Kraus Roller Madness: Vasiko Bedoshvili and Mikhail Tumelia | The Tube: Alexander Tatarsky Roller Madness: Mikhail Tumelia | November 19, 1999 | 101 |
Og builds a television. / Mike introduces everyone to rollerskates. | ||||||
3 | "Losing Lancelot / Buzz Cut" | Losing Lancelot & Buzz Cut Charles Swenson | Losing Lancelot: Slava Ushakov, and Valery Konoplev Buzz Cut: Sergey Merinov, Alexander Guriev, and Natalia Chernishova | Losing Lancelot: Valery Konoplev and Slava Ushakov Buzz Cut: Alexander Guriev | November 26, 1999 | 103 |
Lancelot risks life and limb to get away from Lu. / Og builds a helicopter. | ||||||
4 | "Elephant Walk / Palm Pet" | Elephant Walk: Charles Swenson Palm Pet: Charles Swenson and Vera Duffy | Elephant Walk: Eduard Kiritch, Vasiko Bedoshvili, and Andrey Sokolov Palm Pet: Vasiko Bedoshvili, Artur Kraus, Andrey Sokolov, and Mikhail Tumelia | Elephant Walk: Alexander Tatarsky Palm Pet: Mikhail Tumelia | December 3, 1999 | 104 |
Lu wants to ride an elephant while Mike and Og creates a elephant wash. / Feeling lonely, Mike befriends a young palm tree. | ||||||
5 | "Yo, Ho, Who? / A Boy's Game" | Yo, Ho, Who?: Charles Swenson A Boy's Game: Charles Swenson and Vera Duffy | Yo, Ho, Who?: Elena Rogova A Boy's Game: Sergey Merinov, Alexander Guriev, and Natalia Chernishova | Yo, Ho, Who?: Elena Rogova A Boy's Game: Alexander Guriev | December 10, 1999[5] | 105 |
6 | "Whole Lotta Shakin' / The Mother of All Marathons" | Whole Lotta Shakin': Charles Swenson, Michael Karnow, and Lance Khazei The Mother of All Marathons: Charles Swenson and Michael Karnow | Whole Lotta Shakin': Vasiko Bedoshvili, Artur Kraus, and Mikhail Tumelia The Mother of All Marathons: Andrey Sokolov | Whole Lotta Shakin': Mikhail Tumelia The Mother of All Marathons: Alexander Tatarsky | December 17, 1999[5] | 106 |
The Albonquetanians are thrilled about the volcanic activity while Mike and Lancelot express their fear. / The Albonquetanians organize a marathon. | ||||||
7 | "Hot Couture / Opposites Attack" | Hot Couture & Opposites Attack Charles Swenson | Hot Couture: Sergey Merinov, Alexander Guriev, and Natalia Chernishova Opposites Attack: Vasiko Bedoshvili and Mikhail Tumelia | Hot Couture: Alexander Guriev Opposites Attack: Mikhail Tumelia | June 2, 2000 | 107 |
In search of a new wardrobe, Mike hosts a fashion show. / Og misses a Philosophical Society meeting while performing chores for his family and creates a army of rampaging robots that terrorizes the island after he stresses out with the work burden. | ||||||
8 | "Scopin' It Out / The Good Ship Bad" | Scopin' It Out: Charles Swenson and Vera Duffy The Good Ship Bad: Charles Swenson | Scopin' It Out: Eduard Kiritch and Andrey Sokolov The Good Ship Bad: Sergey Merinov, Alexander Guriev, and Natalia Chernishova | Scopin' It Out: Alexander Tatarsky The Good Ship Bad: Mikhail Aldashin and Alexander Guriev | June 9, 2000 | 108 |
Old Queeks convinces everyone that he's psychic. But Mike is skeptical about his claims. / The trio explore an old pirate ship. | ||||||
9 | "High Rise / The Great Snipe Hunt" | High Rise: Charles Swenson The Great Snipe Hunt: Charles Swenson, Susan Meyers, and Lance Khazei | High Rise: Sergey Merinov, Alexander Guriev, and Natalia Chernishova The Great Snipe Hunt: Eduard Kiritch and Andrey Sokolov | High Rise: Alexander Guriev The Great Snipe Hunt: Alexander Tatarsky | June 16, 2000 | 109 |
Mike introduces everyone to the idea of an apartment building. / It's Og's seventh birthday, but very little goes his way including a hunting trip with Alfred that goes horribly wrong with his animal friends thinking Og has turned into a cold blooded killer. | ||||||
10 | "Jujubombs / Turtle Stew" | Jujubombs: Charles Swenson, Susan Meyers, and Lance Khazei Turtle Stew: Charles Swenson | Jujubombs: Elena Rogova Turtle Stew: Vasiko Bedoshvili and Mikhail Tumelia | Jujubombs: Elena Rogova Turtle Stew: Mikhail Tumelia | June 23, 2000 | 110 |
Og makes jujubombs for Mike and Lu becomes addicted. / The pirates try to turn Lancelot into dinner. | ||||||
11 | "A Bicycle Built for Me / Crowded House" | A Bicycle Built for Me: Charles Swenson and Susan Meyers Crowded House: Charles Swenson and Michael Karnow | A Bicycle Built for Me: Sergey Merinov Crowded House: Elena Rogova | A Bicycle Built for Me: Alexander Guriev Crowded House: Elena Rogova | June 30, 2000 | 111 |
Og builds a 27 speed bicycle for Mike and Lu wants it all for herself. / Mike gets Og to build a searchlight to attact a cruise ship filled with tourists, who prove to be nothing but trouble. | ||||||
12 | "Nobody's Nose / Scuba Doobie Doo" | Nobody's Nose: Charles Swenson and Susan Meyers Scuba Doobie Doo: Charles Swenson and Vera Duffy | Nobody's Nose: Valery Konoplev Scuba Doobie Doo: Oleg Kuzovkov | Nobody's Nose: Valery Konoplev Scuba Doobie Doo: Oleg Kuzovkov | July 7, 2000 | 112 |
Mike is chosen to be The Nose for a springtime ritual. / Everyone prepares for a visit from the flying mailman while Lu prepares for war against the "invader". | ||||||
13 | "High Camp / Sneeze, Please" | High Camp: Charles Swenson Sneeze, Please: Charles Swenson, Vera Duffy, and Lance Khazei | High Camp: Elena Rogova Sneeze, Please: Slava Ushakov | High Camp: Elena Rogova Sneeze, Please: Slava Ushakov | July 14, 2000 | 113 |
Og sets off to find a blue swallowtail butterfly and inadvertently invites Mike and Lu. While Lu tries to scare the daylights out of Mike and Og with the legend of the Wooly Mountain Elephant/ Mike catches a cold after getting doused by ice water and Lu spreads it hoping it will get Mike off the island for good. |
Season 2: 2001
# | Episode | Written by | Storyboarded by | Directed by | Original Airdate | Code |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
14 | "A Learning Experience / We the People" | A Learning Experience: Charles Swenson We the People: Susan Sherman | A Learning Experience: Elena Rogova We the People: Sergey Merinov and Alexander Guriev | A Learning Experience: Elena Rogova We the People: Alexander Guriev | January 7, 2001 | 201 |
Mike attends her first day of school on the island and meets the Cuzzlewits. / Mike and Wendell compete for the position of governor. | ||||||
15 | "Money / Repeat After Me" | Money: Michael Ryan Repeat After Me: Susan Sherman | Money: Eduard Kiritch and Andrey Sokolov Repeat After Me: Vasiko Bedoshvili and Mikhail Tumelia | Money: Alexander Tatarsky Repeat After Me: Mikhail Tumelia | January 14, 2001 | 202 |
The Albonquetanians trade in clams and pigs for modern currency. / Wendell's bird, Skipper, gets Mike into a lot of trouble. | ||||||
16 | "Thanks, but No Thanks / Hot Dog" | Thanks, but No Thanks: Charles Swenson and Susan Sherman Hot Dog: Vera Duffy | Thanks, but No Thanks: Valery Konoplev Hot Dog: Oleg Kuzovkov | Thanks, but No Thanks: Valery Konoplev Hot Dog: Oleg Kuzovkov | January 21, 2001 | 203 |
The pirates are starving, so Mike invites them over for an "All Foodstuff's Eve dinner but under the condition that the Pirates dress as Mike's friends visiting from Manhattan.. / Mike is sick of eating coconut-based meals, so Og creates a hotdog machine. Since everyone is more or less vegetarian, and the ingredients of the hotdog are vague, Og improvises causing a near riot with everybody who goes into a hot dog eating craze. | ||||||
17 | "That Sinking Feeling / Founder's Day" | That Sinking Feeling: Michael Ryan Founder's Day: Susan Sherman | That Sinking Feeling: Elena Rogova Founder's Day: Sergey Merinov and Alexander Guriev | That Sinking Feeling: Elena Rogova Founder's Day: Alexander Guriev | February 4, 2001 | 204 |
Wendell warns everyone that the island is sinking. / The Albonquetanians celebrate the founding of their island with a musical play. | ||||||
18 | "Giant Steps / Night of the Living Ancestors" | Giant Steps: Michael Ryan Night of the Living Ancestors: Charles Swenson | Giant Steps: Slava Ushakov Night of the Living Ancestors: Eduard Kiritch and Vasiko Bedoshvili | Giant Steps: Slava Ushakov Night of the Living Ancestors: Alexander Tatarsky | February 18, 2001 | 205 |
Mike and Lancelot must collect a piece of shell from the waga-waga bird, a piece of web from the geyser spider, and the eyetooth of the black shark to prevent a "Giant" from invading the island.. / Queeks who was in a very angry mood attempts to curse Mike, by bringing the island's ancestors back from the dead, instead they take a liking to Mike and cause misery to the others on the island. | ||||||
19 | "For the Love of Mike / Sparks" | For the Love of Mike: Vera Duffy Sparks: Michael Ryan | For the Love of Mike: Andrey Sokolov and Mikhail Tumelia Sparks: Sergey Merinov and Alexander Guriev | For the Love of Mike: Mikhail Tumelia Sparks: Alexander Guriev | March 4, 2001 | 206 |
Haggis and Baggis declare their undying love for Mike. / Mike is having trouble sleeping through all the darkness, so Og invents the lightbulb. | ||||||
20 | "Brave Sir Lancelot / The Big Game" | Brave Sir Lancelot: Susan Sherman The Big Game: Charles Swenson | Brave Sir Lancelot: Elena Rogova The Big Game: Eduard Kiritch and Vasiko Bedoshvili | Brave Sir Lancelot: Elena Rogova The Big Game: Alexander Tatarsky | April 29, 2001 | 207 |
Lancelot becomes covered in gold paint and worshipped by a tribe of land turtles. / Mike attempts to train a elephant named Abelard who has no confidence in himself in order to beat Lu and her elephant in a game of croquet/ Polo for the Lady Smythe Trophy. | ||||||
21 | "Flustering Footwear Flotsam / Fathers and Pies" | Flustering Footwear Flotsam: Vera Duffy Fathers and Pies: Susan Sherman | Flustering Footwear Flotsam: Andrey Sokolov and Mikhail Tumelia Fathers and Pies: Sergey Merinov and Alexander Guriev | Flustering Footwear Flotsam: Mikhail Tumelia Fathers and Pies: Alexander Guriev | May 6, 2001 | 208 |
A intermodal container with a cargo-load of shoes wash up on the island and everyone goes crazy over them, while they just drive Queeks and Mike crazy. / After a freak accident in Og's workshop, Margery and Alfred believe that Og's been turned into a pie. | ||||||
22 | "Queeks, Queeks, Who's Got the Queeks? / Alfred, Lord of the Jungle" | Queeks, Queeks, Who's Got the Queeks?: Michael Ryan Alfred, Lord of the Jungle: Vera Duffy | Queeks, Queeks, Who's Got the Queeks?: Eduard Kiritch and Vasiko Bedoshvili Alfred, Lord of the Jungle: Elena Rogova | Queeks, Queeks, Who's Got the Queeks?: Alexander Tatarsky Alfred, Lord of the Jungle: Elena Rogova and Alexander Guriev | May 6, 2001 | 209 |
The Cuzzlewits kidnap Queeks and Mike sets off to rescue him. / A stereotypical North American documenter shows up on the island to film a documentry and winds up filming a action film starring Alfred. | ||||||
23 | "The King of Curtains / Margery the Duck" | The King of Curtains & Margery the Duck Susan Sherman | The King of Curtains: Andrey Sokolov and Mikhail Tumelia Margery the Duck: Sergey Merinov and Alexander Guriev | The King of Curtains: Mikhail Tumelia Margery the Duck: Alexander Guriev | May 20, 2001 | 210 |
Lancelot and the Islanders finds an old message in a bottle thinking it was from the king of England. But a salesman named Bob Johnson, King of Curtains, arrives on the island to sell curtains instead. / Og's experiment accidentally hypnotizes Margery into thinking she's a duck. | ||||||
24 | "A Freudian Split / Fitness Fever" | A Freudian Split: Charles Swenson Fitness Fever: Michael Ryan | A Freudian Split: Valery Konoplev Fitness Fever: Slava Ushakov | A Freudian Split: Valery Konoplev Fitness Fever: Slava Ushakov | May 20, 2001 | 211 |
Pig and Goat argue about peanut better and jelly and Og gets caught in the middle. While Mike suggest that they should have a debate and winds up as a free-for-all brawl./ Wendell despairs over his weight gain and Mike offers to help him lose it. Wendell also coins the term "Albonquetanian" in this episode. | ||||||
25 | "The Hunter and the Hunted / To Serve Lu" | The Hunter and the Hunted: Susan Sherman To Serve Lu: Michael Ryan | The Hunter and the Hunted: Elena Rogova To Serve Lu: Vasiko Bedoshvili and Eduard Kiritch | The Hunter and the Hunted: Elena Rogova To Serve Lu: Alexander Tatarsky | May 27, 2001 | 212 |
Alfred nails the wombat on the wombat's birthday and upsets him by doing a victory taunt. The wombat retaliates, discouraging Alfred from hunting. And Mike acts like a envoy to have the two make up / Mike becomes Lu's slave when Lu tricks her into giving up her Action Guy comic book after losing a bet. Lancelot is off the hook, but feels guilty for it and tells Mike thru pantomime of how Lu rigged the game to her favor. | ||||||
26 | "The Three Amigas / Sleeping Ugly" | The Three Amigas: Vera Duffy Sleeping Ugly: Charles Swenson | The Three Amigas: Sergey Merinov and Alexander Guriev Sleeping Ugly: Andrey Sokolov and Mikhail Tumelia | The Three Amigas: Alexander Guriev Sleeping Ugly: Mikhail Tumelia | May 27, 2001 | 213 |
Lu is jealous of Mike and Hermione's newfound friendship and tries to ruin it. / Miss Hortense the Sleeping Ugly Hag is accidentally awakened by Queeks' kiss causing total misery for Queeks. |
References
- ^ www.kino-film.com/
- ^ a b Mike, Lu And Og (1996) from the What A Cartoon! Show Cartoon Episode Guide
- ^ a b "Cartoon Network Premieres: Mike, Lu & Og". Cartoon Network. Archived from the original on November 29, 1999. Retrieved 2012-12-28.
- ^ http://www.awn.com/mag/issue3.8/3.8pages/3.8television.html
- ^ a b c http://web.archive.org/web/20000302082648/http://www.cartoonnetwork.com/doc/mikeluog/fe.html
External links
- Official website (archive)
- Kinofilm Studios
- Mike, Lu & Og episode guide at the Big Cartoon DataBase
- Mike, Lu & Og at IMDb
- Template:Tv.com show
- Template:Tv.com episodes
- 1990s American animated television series
- 2000s American animated television series
- 1999 American television series debuts
- 2001 American television series endings
- American children's television series
- Television programs featuring anthropomorphic characters
- Cartoon Network programs
- Lists of American animated television series episodes