Nickelodeon’s brand-new animated preschool collection Bossy Bear, based mostly on the favored e-book collection by David Horvath, debuts Monday, March 6, at 11 a.m. (ET/PT). From husband-and-wife staff Horvath and Solar-Min Kim (UglyDolls), the collection (30 episodes) follows Bossy Bear, an overly enthusiastic extrovert, and Turtle, a considerate introvert — unlikely besties who make the right staff for navigating foolish childhood adventures of their Koreatown-inspired metropolis of Pleasantburg. Produced in partnership with Think about Children+Household, the present will roll out new episodes Monday via Thursday at 11 a.m. (ET/PT) on Nickelodeon in the course of the month of March, with a collection launch on Nick Jr. channels internationally later this 12 months.
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The primary season of Bossy Bear options real-life couple Lance Bass and Michael Turchin in recurring visitor voice roles as Tyler, a laid-back owl, and Greg, an intense chipmunk, respectively, who run a vegetarian and kosher meals truck referred to as Latke Love, and are dad and mom to Ginger (Beahlen Deacon), Bossy Bear’s older sister Bissy’s bestie, aka her “squirrelfriend.”
Different collection regulars embody Jayden Ham (Sea of Lights, Star Wars: Jedi Temple Problem) as Bossy, an extroverted bear whose large creativeness and infinite enthusiasm lands him in hilarious conditions; Jaba Keh (Sesame Road) as Turtle, Bossy’s affected person, pure-hearted and empathetic greatest good friend; Claudia Choi (Her, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse) as Bossy’s Mother, the humorous and athletic mom who has eyes at the back of her head and Gran-Gran, Turtle’s sensible, loving grandmother who is aware of easy methods to have a very good time; and Shaun Baer (Chicago PD) as Bossy’s Dad, the shop supervisor of an electronics store who has a PhD in Dad jokes; and Viva Lee (Polaris, Lethal Class) as Bissy, Bossy’s older sister who thinks she is aware of all the things about being an grownup and may play an okay keytar.
Within the March 6 collection premiere, “Final Hype Bear/The Chrysalis Crew/Simply Say No,” Bissy is nervous to satisfy her favourite Okay-Pop band, so Bossy acts as her “Hype Bear” to offer her confidence. Then, Bossy and Turtle uncover a fallen chrysalis and turn into the “Chrysalis Crew” to guard it. Lastly, Turtle learns to talk up when Bossy and associates need to use his favourite toy as a soccer ball.
Bossy Bear is government produced by Think about Leisure Govt Chairmen Brian Grazer and Ron Howard; Think about Children+Household’s Elly Kramer Posner; Stephanie Sperber; Horvath and Kim; Bob Mittenthal (It’s Pony, The Loud Home) for Nickelodeon Animation; and Ashley Postlewaite (Tom and Jerry in New York, The Mr. Males Present) for Renegade Animation. Jeff D’Elia (Captain Underpants, Doug Unplugs, Rugrats) serves as story editor and Chil Kong is consulting producer.
Manufacturing of Bossy Bear for Nickelodeon Animation is overseen by Eryk Casemiro, Govt Vice President, Nickelodeon Animation, World Collection Content material. Max Goodman serves as Nickelodeon’s Govt in Cost of Manufacturing for the collection. Paramount Client Merchandise will lead shopper merchandise licensing for the Bossy Bear property worldwide in partnership with Think about Children+Household.
Bossy Bear marks Nickelodeon’s third mission with Think about Children+Household, following live-action journey collection The Astronauts and The Tiny Chef Present, starring the titular social media sensation and herbivore.
Supply: Nickelodeon
Whitney is a contract author specializing in VFX-driven fantasy movie & TV in addition to preschool animation.
