The Twisted Whiskers Show

*The Twisted Whiskers Show*
The Twisted Whiskers Show
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Genre	Comedy; Slapstick
Created by	Terrill Bohlar (characters)
Written by	Timothy Björklund; Bill Kopp; Mr. Lawrence; Martin Olson; Mike Ryan
Directed by	Bill Kopp
Voices of	Kathleen Barr; David Kaye; Peter Kelamis; Bill Kopp; Scott McNeil; Colin Murdock; Lee Tockar
Theme music composer	Ryan Wiesbrock
Composer	John W.F. Goode
Country of origin	United States; Canada
No. of seasons	1
No. of episodes	26 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producers	Tapaas Chakravarti; Jeffrey Conrad; Paul Cummins; Bill Schultz; Mike Young
Producers	Sean Gorman; Ryan Wiesbrock
Editor	Michael Bradley
Running time	22 minutes; (2 11 minute shorts)
Production companies	American Greetings; DQ Entertainment; MoonScoop Group; Mike Young Productions
Original release
Network	The Hub
Release	October 10 –; December 1, 2010

The Twisted Whiskers Show is an American/Canadian computer-animated comedy series based on the Twisted Whiskers greeting cards created by Terrill Bohlar for American Greetings. It began airing as the first program of the Hasbro/Discovery TV network, Discovery Family (formerly The Hub) on October 10, 2010. 26 half-hour episodes of the CG series were produced by American Greetings, DQ Entertainment, MoonScoop Group and Mike Young Productions and distributed by Taffy Entertainment.

Characters

Broken Bear (voiced by Scott McNeil and later Colin Murdock) - A bear whose tagging by wildlife authorities placed him under the delusion that he was abducted by aliens. As a result, Broken Bear expects the aliens to return so he can be taken again and serve them as their leader.
Cambridge Kitty (voiced by Colin Murdock) - An alleyway psychologist, offering his scientific opinion to whoever comes for his guidance.
Cutie Snoot (voiced by Kathleen Barr) - This little kitten has pink fur, appearing cute yet with an evil streak on her.
Dander (voiced by David Kaye) - A cat who was used to "the good life," lives with a woman who works in politics and foreign relations. Anything outside his kitty cat world is approached with a naïveté that gets him into trouble. Usually seen with his pal, Yawp, they are on a continuous saga to get back home after falling off a moving truck.
Dine & Dash (voiced by Scott McNeil and David Kaye and later Peter Kelamis and Lee Tockar) - Two streetwise alley cats with matching black and white "prison" stripes, Dine is the fast talking leader and Dash the lovable dope. The two usually go to great lengths to get food from stealing to conning.
Flouncie (voiced by Kathleen Barr) - A large dog with a self-image problem and wants a playmate, seeing herself to be dainty despite being strong enough to unknowingly kill any unfortunate animal she befriends.
Gasper (voiced by Scott McNeil) - Tiny Head's pet gold fish and victim of his friend's unintentionally harmful tokens of kindness.
Goosers (voiced by Scott McNeil) - A consummate yellow lab who is loyal and trustworthy. He usually has to deal with protecting his owner Claude, or something the man holds dear, from some strange occurrence.
Ird the Bird (voiced by Scott McNeil) - A blue jay with a deep voice, Ird makes a cameo in most episodes and serves as an antagonist in some.
Jack (voiced by Bill Kopp) - An intellectual terrier with glasses, taking them off while in the presence of his owner.
Mister Mewser (voiced by Bill Kopp) - A shut-in house cat with tuxedo markings who lives in a huge Victorian mansion, the fate of its owners never revealed. Seeing himself more as a sophisticated human, Mewser keeps mice as indentured servants and enjoys watching old Westerns.
Sinister Squirrel (voiced by Scott McNeil) - A crazy squirrel identified by a chunk of fur missing from his tail. Known as an enemy to Goosers and Ird.
Smidgeon - He's Mister Mewser's little mouse butler. He and Mewser like each other more than either would like to admit.
Tiny Head (voiced by Colin Murdock) - A full-grown tabby cat with a kitten-sized head, Tiny Head is an eternal optimist whose talking often makes him oblivious to everything around him.
Von Ripper (voiced by Scott McNeil) - A shark-like guard dog with a silvery gray coat, and a mouth full of nasty sharp teeth. He usually serves as an antagonist most of the time.
Yawp (voiced by Scott McNeil) - Although this feisty little puppy can't talk, he's definitely not short on personality.
Zippy the Greyhound (voiced by Lee Tockar) - This retired racing dog is shell-shocked from too many years on the track. The littlest sound causes him to bolt, usually into something painful.

Episodes

#	Episode title	U.S. Airdate
1	"High Wire High Jinks/Fish Market Frenzy"	October 10, 2010
2	"Feline Fatale/Lost"	October 13, 2010
3	"Love Hurts/Obey"	October 15, 2010
4	"Attack of the Giant Mutant Bunny/No Place Like Home"	October 16, 2010
5	"Bear with Us/The Good, The Bad and the Cutie"	October 20, 2010
6	"Busted/A Tiny Bed for a Tiny Head"	October 22, 2010
7	"Cold Case Caper/Leaf Me Alone"	October 25, 2010
8	"Cambridge Kitty/Bubble Trouble"	October 27, 2010
9	"Food of the Dogs"	October 29, 2010
10	"Quiet Time with Tiny Head/Fraidy Cat"	October 30, 2010
11	"Out to Launch/Don't Fear the Ripper"	November 1, 2010
12	"Flip the Script"	November 3, 2010
13	"Last Wish Fish"	November 5, 2010
14	"Ticked Off/Marooned"	November 8, 2010
15	"For the Birds"	November 10, 2010
16	"The Jig is Up/The Irds"	November 12, 2010
17	"Party Animals/Twister Tyke"	November 15, 2010
18	"Brain Drain/Tree's a Crowd"	November 17, 2010
19	"Muscle Mouse/Mongrel of the Modern Art"	November 22, 2010
20	"To Scratch or Not to Scratch/Nice Dogs Finish Last"	November 23, 2010
21	"The Big Tuna Sausage Heist/House Breaker"	November 24, 2010
22	"Genie of The Lunchbox/A Dogs Game"	November 24, 2010
23	"Mister Mewser's Holiday Spectacular/Road Rage Racers"	November 25, 2010
24	"Egg on Your Face/Big Hunka Love"	November 26, 2010
25	"To Scratch or Not to Scratch/Nice Dogs Finish Last"	November 29, 2010
26	"Nature's Call/The Masked Amigo"	December 1, 2010

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