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| − | '''''6teen''''' is an animated sitcom. It is directed by |
+ | '''''6teen''''' is an animated sitcom. It is directed by Jennifer Pertsch and Tom McGillis for Teletoon as one of its original productions. It is set in the fictional "Galleria Shopping Mall" and follows an ensemble cast of six sixteen-year-old friends as they explore their first part-time jobs and lives as teenagers. The show has also recently begun re-airing in the United States on [[Cartoon Network]] and also the English Pop Girl children's television channel after having been dropped from Nickelodeon, then on The N though Cartoon Network is airing episodes in random order, for example, airing a first season episode as a "new" episode, then the next "new" episode being from Season 3, causing confusion. Nickelodeon originally brought the series to the US via Nick.com's TurboNick and then to its television channel before dropping the series altogether. Currently, Studio 23 in the Philippines is also airing the show every Sunday at 6 pm. The show is very popular and also aired in the Netherlands on Z@PP as '''6tien''' (Dutch for 6teen). It is also aired in the countries Poland, Finland, Israel, and Belgium. It also aired in Russia on 2x2. In Australia, it has been a huge hit on ABC2. The first Cartoon Network to air the series was Cartoon Network Latin America, in 2006, as a lead-in for [[Adult Swim]] (the block was moved to sister channel I-Sat in April 2008, where it was discontinued in mid-2010), which was being launched in the region that time. It was often rated TV-Y7 on Nickelodeon, then TV-PG on Cartoon Network in the USA, and for some episodes, TV-PG D. In Canada, the series is rated G. |
Since its debut on October 3, 2004, the program has aired seventy-eight episodes over three seasons, as well as two one-hour specials. The finale to season three aired on May 22, 2008. The fourth season which includes 13 episodes will be the final season. |
Since its debut on October 3, 2004, the program has aired seventy-eight episodes over three seasons, as well as two one-hour specials. The finale to season three aired on May 22, 2008. The fourth season which includes 13 episodes will be the final season. |
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+ | A Nelvana Limited production, the series' characters are voiced by young Canadian actors, and the show continues to draw positive response, with critical reception from sources like the Pucinella Awards and the Alliance for Children and Television.<ref name="B">{{cite web|author=Corus Entertainment|url=http://www.corusent.com/corporate/press_room/pressReleaseDetail.asp?id=821|title=Corus Entertainment - News Releases|accessdate=2007-06-13|date=[[2005-04-14]]}}</ref><ref name="C">{{cite web|author=|url=http://en.wikinews.org/wiki/Wikinews_Entertainment_Shorts:_June_2%2C_2007|title=ACT kids TV awards handed out in Toronto, Canada|accessdate=2007-06-13|date=[[2007-06-02]]}}</ref> |
==Production== |
==Production== |
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| − | ''6teen'' is created and directed through the use of a 2D digital software package known as Harmony, which was developed by the |
+ | ''6teen'' is created and directed through the use of a 2D digital software package known as Harmony, which was developed by the Toon Boom Animation studio in Montreal.<ref name="A">{{cite web|author=|url=http://www.mediacastermagazine.com/common_scripts/prv2/print_version.asp?ID=2502|title=6teen Press Release|accessdate=2007-06-13|date=[[2004-10-12]]}}</ref> Because this software ensures smoother animation and eliminates the need for black trace lines, the program can be fashioned entirely on computer without the use of paper. |
The style of writing on |
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| − | ''6teen'' is aimed at preteens and teens. ''6teen'' (The original working title for the series being |
+ | ''6teen'' is aimed at preteens and teens. ''6teen'' (The original working title for the series being The Mall.)is scripted by a team of writers which includes series creators and directors Jennifer Pertsch and Tom McGillis, Sean Cullen (''The Sean Cullen Show''), Terry McGurrin, as well as the voice of George Westerholm on ''This Hour Has 22 Minutes''). ''6Teen'' could be thought of as the ''Friends'' for the younger set. To formulate ideas regarding subject matter, Pertsch and McGillis interviewed students and took regular trips to the Eaton Centre in Toronto to "observe teenage behavior." <ref name="A"/> On the subject of their work, McGillis concludes: |
<blockquote>''"Our biggest goal was to connect with our audience. What surprised us was not the fact that kids were watching adult sitcoms, but why they were watching them? They recognize and appreciate smart writing. So, although ''6teen'''s subject matter is aimed at kids, the writing style is classic sitcom, with fast-paced dialogue, and multiple plot lines."'' <ref name="A"/></blockquote> |
<blockquote>''"Our biggest goal was to connect with our audience. What surprised us was not the fact that kids were watching adult sitcoms, but why they were watching them? They recognize and appreciate smart writing. So, although ''6teen'''s subject matter is aimed at kids, the writing style is classic sitcom, with fast-paced dialogue, and multiple plot lines."'' <ref name="A"/></blockquote> |
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| ⚫ | ''6teen'' has been generally well received by viewers. In the Winter/Spring of 2005, the program ranked among Teletoon's Top 10 for children ages six to fifteen and young adults ages sixteen to twenty-five in both English and French markets.<ref name="B" /> It was also the only Canadian production to be nominated for a Pulcinella Award in 2005 under "TV Series for All Audiences."<ref name="B" /> Furthermore, on June 2, 2007, ''6teen'' received an award from the Alliance for Children and Television for being the best of children's television to fall under the age group of nine to fourteen-years that year.<ref name="C" /> Carole Bonneau, vice-president in charge of Teletoon's programming, has remarked about ''6teen'':<blockquote>''"Aesthetically appealing, with an upbeat musical score, combined with its power to invite empathy from kids towards the main characters, Teletoon is delivering a series that is a perfect match for tweens and teens of today."''</blockquote> |
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| − | The show's principal characters were designed by [[Faruk Cemalovic]]. Original music is composed by Don Breithaupt and Anthony Vanderburgh. There are seven main cast members who voice ''6teen''. [[Tara Strong]] performs the voice of Caitlin, while Kath Soucie performs the voice of Nikki. [[Grey DeLisle]] plays Jen, [[Phil LaMarr]] voices Wyatt, and [[James Arnold Taylor]] and [[Keith Ferguson]] take the roles of Jude and Jonesy respectively. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dan_Castellaneta Dan Castellaneta] provides the voices of Ron the Rent-a-Cop. [[Jeff Bennett]] provids the voices of Coach Halder. Additional Voices include [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drew_Barrymore Drew Barrymore], [[Candi Milo]] & [[Lauren Tom]] as the Khaki Clones and [[Tom Kenny]] as Darth Mall. |
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The show has been nominated for a ''Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Original Song - Main Title and Promo'' for its theme song. |
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Revision as of 00:20, 28 April 2019
6teen is an animated sitcom. It is directed by Jennifer Pertsch and Tom McGillis for Teletoon as one of its original productions. It is set in the fictional "Galleria Shopping Mall" and follows an ensemble cast of six sixteen-year-old friends as they explore their first part-time jobs and lives as teenagers. The show has also recently begun re-airing in the United States on Cartoon Network and also the English Pop Girl children's television channel after having been dropped from Nickelodeon, then on The N though Cartoon Network is airing episodes in random order, for example, airing a first season episode as a "new" episode, then the next "new" episode being from Season 3, causing confusion. Nickelodeon originally brought the series to the US via Nick.com's TurboNick and then to its television channel before dropping the series altogether. Currently, Studio 23 in the Philippines is also airing the show every Sunday at 6 pm. The show is very popular and also aired in the Netherlands on Z@PP as 6tien (Dutch for 6teen). It is also aired in the countries Poland, Finland, Israel, and Belgium. It also aired in Russia on 2x2. In Australia, it has been a huge hit on ABC2. The first Cartoon Network to air the series was Cartoon Network Latin America, in 2006, as a lead-in for Adult Swim (the block was moved to sister channel I-Sat in April 2008, where it was discontinued in mid-2010), which was being launched in the region that time. It was often rated TV-Y7 on Nickelodeon, then TV-PG on Cartoon Network in the USA, and for some episodes, TV-PG D. In Canada, the series is rated G.
Since its debut on October 3, 2004, the program has aired seventy-eight episodes over three seasons, as well as two one-hour specials. The finale to season three aired on May 22, 2008. The fourth season which includes 13 episodes will be the final season.
A Nelvana Limited production, the series' characters are voiced by young Canadian actors, and the show continues to draw positive response, with critical reception from sources like the Pucinella Awards and the Alliance for Children and Television.[1][2]
Production
6teen is created and directed through the use of a 2D digital software package known as Harmony, which was developed by the Toon Boom Animation studio in Montreal.[3] Because this software ensures smoother animation and eliminates the need for black trace lines, the program can be fashioned entirely on computer without the use of paper.
The style of writing on 6teen is aimed at preteens and teens. 6teen (The original working title for the series being The Mall.)is scripted by a team of writers which includes series creators and directors Jennifer Pertsch and Tom McGillis, Sean Cullen (The Sean Cullen Show), Terry McGurrin, as well as the voice of George Westerholm on This Hour Has 22 Minutes). 6Teen could be thought of as the Friends for the younger set. To formulate ideas regarding subject matter, Pertsch and McGillis interviewed students and took regular trips to the Eaton Centre in Toronto to "observe teenage behavior." [3] On the subject of their work, McGillis concludes:
"Our biggest goal was to connect with our audience. What surprised us was not the fact that kids were watching adult sitcoms, but why they were watching them? They recognize and appreciate smart writing. So, although 6teen's subject matter is aimed at kids, the writing style is classic sitcom, with fast-paced dialogue, and multiple plot lines." [3]
6teen has been generally well received by viewers. In the Winter/Spring of 2005, the program ranked among Teletoon's Top 10 for children ages six to fifteen and young adults ages sixteen to twenty-five in both English and French markets.[1] It was also the only Canadian production to be nominated for a Pulcinella Award in 2005 under "TV Series for All Audiences."[1] Furthermore, on June 2, 2007, 6teen received an award from the Alliance for Children and Television for being the best of children's television to fall under the age group of nine to fourteen-years that year.[2] Carole Bonneau, vice-president in charge of Teletoon's programming, has remarked about 6teen:
"Aesthetically appealing, with an upbeat musical score, combined with its power to invite empathy from kids towards the main characters, Teletoon is delivering a series that is a perfect match for tweens and teens of today."
The show has been nominated for a Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Original Song - Main Title and Promo for its theme song.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Corus Entertainment (2005-04-14). "Corus Entertainment - News Releases". http://www.corusent.com/corporate/press_room/pressReleaseDetail.asp?id=821. Retrieved on 2007-06-13.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 "ACT kids TV awards handed out in Toronto, Canada". 2007-06-02. http://en.wikinews.org/wiki/Wikinews_Entertainment_Shorts:_June_2%2C_2007. Retrieved on 2007-06-13.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 "6teen Press Release". 2004-10-12. http://www.mediacastermagazine.com/common_scripts/prv2/print_version.asp?ID=2502. Retrieved on 2007-06-13.
External links
Template:Wikiquote Template:Wikinews
- Teletoon's official 6teen page
- Cartoon Network's official 6teen page
- 6teen at the Internet Movie Database
- 6teen at TV.com
- Official 6teen website
- 6Teen Wallpaper
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