Go, Dog. Go! (TV series)
An animated series about energetic dogs in Pawston.
Go, Dog. Go! is an animated children's sports comedy television series developed for Netflix by Adam Peltzman, based on the 1961 children's book by P. D. Eastman. Co-produced by DreamWorks Animation Television and WildBrain Studios, it premiered on January 26, 2021, and concluded with its fourth season on November 27, 2023.
Quick Facts
- Genre
- Comedy; Sports
- Based on
- Go
- Dog. Go!
- P. D. Eastman
- Developer
- Adam Peltzman
- Voices
- Michela Luci; Callum Shoniker
- Theme music
- Paul Buckley
- Opening theme
- "Go
- Dog. Go!" by Paul Buckley
- Reno Selmser and Zoe D'Andrea
- Country
- United States; Canada
- Language
- English
Facts from the source article.
Characters
Tag Barker, a 6-year-old orange dog resembling a Beagador, is voiced by Michela Luci in the American dub and Maisie Marsh in the British dub. She is energetic, open, and skilled at making inventions, appearing in every episode and segment. Her best friend and neighbor is Scooch Pooch, a 6-year-old small blue dog resembling a Terrier, voiced by Callum Shoniker in the American dub and Toby Fullman in the British dub. Scooch is shy and reserved, having moved to Pawston from a farm. Tag's mother, Maw Barker, is a lavender dog resembling a Beagador and works as a blimp pilot; she is voiced by Katie Griffin in the American dub and Petra Letang in the British dub. Her father, Paw Barker, is a brown dog resembling a Beagador who owns the Ding Dong Doorbell store, voiced by Martin Roach in the American dub and Jude Owusu in the British dub. Tag's siblings include Cheddar Biscuit, a white polka-dotted dog resembling a Beagador who works as a clown and is voiced by Tajja Isen in the American dub and Hannah Hutch in the British dub; Spike Barker, a red dog resembling a Beagador who left the Race Cadets for the Space Cadets and is voiced by Lyon Smith; and Gilber Barker, a yellow dog resembling a Beagador who is a schemer and Tag's frenemy, voiced by Lyon Smith in the American dub and James Cartmell in the British dub. Grandmaw Marge Barker, a purple dog resembling a Beagador and the family matriarch, is voiced by Judy Marshak in the American dub and Victoria Strachan in the British dub; she and Grandmaw's partner Mort run a repair shop in Pawston.
Production
The series was announced in 2019 as part of seven Netflix Original Preschool shows for children aged 2-6. Originally scheduled for December 22, 2020, it was delayed to January 26, 2021. The first and second seasons each have nine episodes, the third has eight, and the fourth has fourteen, all 24 minutes long. Most episodes contain two 11-12 minute stories, with episodes 6, 9, 18, 31, and 40 being two-parters and episode 10 a full-length episode.
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