Henry's World
A boy's mushy carrots grant wishes with unexpected results.
Henry's World is a Canadian animated children's television series that aired from 2002 to 2004. It was the first stop-motion animated series to be entirely produced in Canada. The show was produced for Canada's Family Channel by Cuppa Coffee Animation and Alliance Atlantis Communications.
Quick Facts
- Genre
- Children's animation
- Fantasy
- Cartoon series
- Creator
- Michael McGowan
- Producer
- Alan Gregg; Paul Vella (Season 1)
- Executive producers
- Adam Shaheen (Season 1)
- Ken Faier (Season 2)
- Michael McGowan (Season 2)
- Director
- Dave Thomas (Season 1); Todd Peterson (Season 2)
- Writer
- Michael McGowan
- Alan Gregg
- Kenn Scott
- Simon Racioppa
- Richard Elliott
- Starring
- Samantha Reynolds
- Tracey Moore
- Julie Lemieux
- Fiona Reid
- Colin Fox
- Daveed Louza
- Country
- Canada; Germany (season 1)
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Did You Know?
- The series was also seen on ABC Kids in Australia from 21 October 2002 to 31 October 2011.
- It aired on Animania HD in the USA.
- The first season is available on a two-disc DVD set from Echo Bridge Entertainment.
Plot
Henry Wiggins, the third oldest of five children, discovered at age five that eating his mother's mushy carrots lets him make one wish come true. Now eight, his unusual wishes often lead to unexpected consequences, and his curiosity typically causes trouble, though he learns life lessons. He shares his secret with best friend Fraidy Begonia, his dog Margaret, and Doris the dragon who lives in his closet. Other characters include Uncle Neptune, teacher Ms. Pierre, and bully Darwin.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who created Henry's World?
Henry's World was created by Michael McGowan.
Who stars in Henry's World?
Henry's World stars Samantha Reynolds, Tracey Moore, Julie Lemieux, Fiona Reid, Colin Fox and Daveed Louza.
How many episodes of Henry's World are there?
Henry's World has 26 episodes across 2 seasons.
When did Henry's World first air?
Henry's World first aired on 24 August 2002.
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