Lucky Fred
A boy and his shape-shifting robot fight aliens in Barcelona.
Lucky Fred, a Spanish animated series for children aged six to twelve, first aired on Disney Channel Spain and Nickelodeon Latin America on November 1, 2011. Myriam Ballesteros created the show, which was a co-production involving Imira Entertainment, Televisió de Catalunya, RAI Fiction, and Top Draw Animation, with Disney Channel Spain’s collaboration. The series earned a jury of children’s Best Animated Television Program award at the 2011 Chicago International Children’s Film Festival and took first place for Best Animation European Series at that year’s Euro Film Festival in Spain.
Quick Facts
- Genre
- Science fiction
- Comedy
- Action-adventure
- Creator
- Myriam Ballesteros
- Director
- Pepo Salazar (season 1)
- Max Maleo (season 2)
- Mohan Subra (season 2)
- Voices
- Rupert Degas
- Rasmus Hardiker
- Elizabeth Sankey
- Paul Kaye
- Jules de Jongh
- David Max Freedman
- Beth Chalmers
- Theme music
- John Gladstone Smith
- Composer
- John Gladstone Smith (season 1)
- Anna Rice (season 2)
- Sarah Lynch (season 2)
- Gregory Magee (season 2)
- Country
- Spain
- Italy (season 1)
- Philippines (season 1)
- Ireland (season 2)
- India (season 2)
- Language
- Spanish
- Catalan
- English
Facts from the source article.
Background
Fred, a thirteen-year-old from Barcelona, gets struck by a crashing space robot that he calls Friday. This robot can turn into any electronic gadget and becomes bonded to Fred, compelled to obey his commands. Friday was dispatched by the Protectors, a secret galactic defense organization, to assist one of their top agents, Brains. Brains, whose real name is Brianna, is a brilliant thirteen-year-old girl who lives next door to Fred and goes to his school. She lets Fred keep the robot secretly, on the condition that she can borrow it for her missions against hostile aliens.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many episodes of Lucky Fred are there?
Lucky Fred has 104 episodes across 2 seasons.
When did Lucky Fred end?
Lucky Fred last aired on 11 March 2018.
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