Elliot Moose (TV series)
A moose calf leads friends on adventures in play and imagination.
Elliot Moose is a Canadian children's television series that combines live-action and animated segments. It was co-produced by Nelvana Limited for TVOntario and developed by Jed MacKay. The series aired from September 6, 1999, until September 20, 2000, and is based on Andrea Beck's book series of the same name.
Quick Facts
- Genre
- Preschool
- Based on
- Elliot Moose, Andrea Beck
- Developer
- Jed MacKay
- Director
- Steve Wright
- Michael McNamara
- Charles E. Bastien
- Starring
- Charles P. Schott
- Alisa Walton
- Heidimarie Guggi
- Stephen LaFrenie
- Mark Wallace
- Composer
- Jed MacKay; Bruce Ley
- Country
- Canada
- Seasons
- 2
Facts from the source article.
Did You Know?
- The series' stories were half animated and half live action, reflecting children's real world of play and their imaginary world.
- Both seasons of Elliot Moose were produced in 1998.
- In the United States, the show aired as a segment on the PBS Kids Bookworm Bunch block.
Characters
Elliot, a young moose calf puppeteered by Charles P. Schott and voiced by Al Mukadam, is the protagonist and group leader who loves adventures with his best friend Socks. His catchphrase is "Amazing!" Socks, a purple monkey puppeteered by Alisa Walton and voiced by Ruby Smith-Merovitz, serves as Elliot's sidekick. Paisley, a red bear puppeteered by Mark Wallace and voiced by Frannie Diggins, looks up to his researches. Lionel, a yellow lion puppeteered by Heidimarie Guggi and voiced by Amos Crawley, has orders to show Elliot and his friends as the group leader. Beaverton, a dark brown beaver puppeteered by Stephen LaFrenie and voiced by Keith Knight, loves wood. Amy, an anteater voiced by Julie Lemieux, and Drusilla, a friendly dragon voiced by Lizzy Hanna, appear only in animated segments. Mong, voiced by Amos Crawley, is the greedy mouse antagonist who appears only in animated segments.
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