Little Adventures of Bruno
| Little Adventures of Bruno | |
|---|---|
| Also known as | The Bruno Show Classed Dismissed |
| Created by | Mitchell Hurwitz |
| Based on | Sit Down, Shut Up by Mitch Hurwitz |
| Voices of | Mona Marshall Janice Kawaye Andrew Rannells Jason Bateman Kristin Chenoweth |
| No. of seasons | 1 |
| No. of episodes | 20 |
| Release | |
| Original network | Hub Network |
| Original release | 2014 or 2015 |
| Chronology | |
| Related shows | Sit Down, Shut Up |
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The Little Adventures of Bruno (formerly known as The Bruno Show) is an upcoming American animated television series created by Arrested Development creator Mitchell Hurwitz for Hub Network. This cartoon focuses on the adventures of a high school student who is the unluckiest boy in the world.
Production[edit]
After his previous series, Sit Down, Shut Up got cancelled by Fox in 2009, Hurwitz is developing a children's cartoon series. This cartoon will feature the return of all of the teachers from the previous series with all of the voices reprising there roles. In addition to the original cast of the previous series, anime voice actor Mona Marshall will play the lead character, Janice Kawaye will play his love interest and Andrew Rannells will play his best friend. The cartoon is produced to be similar to slapstick cartoons from the 1940s, sitcoms from the 1980s to the 2000s and Steven Spielberg cartoons from the 1990s. In fact, Rob Paulsen, Jess Harnell and Tress MacNeille will be starring in the new cartoon parodying their roles from Steven Spielberg's Animaniacs. Coincidentally Animaniacs and Happy Days (a series starring actor Henry Winkler) are currently airing on Hub Network.
Also, similar to Hannah Barbera cartoons during the 1960s, each show is separated into three subplots. The first one is the "Bruno" segments, the second one is "Internet Jukebox"; a series of music videos with classic characters singing original songs, and the third one is "Chicken Haired"; series of pantomime shorts starring a chicken haircutted boy.
Plot[edit]
The plot has several elements to Doraemon, Welcome Back, Kotter and Happy Days. This cartoon focuses on a teenage boy named Bruno who has the worst luck in the world in the town of Knob Haven from bullies, evil loves and careless teachers.
Characters[edit]
Kids[edit]
- Bruno Cortez: A teenage boy who is always seen with nails in his mouth and has the worst luck. Voice of Mona Marshall.
- Ami Onukia: A rich Japanese girl who only speaks Japanese and Bruno has a crush on her. Voice of Janice Kawaye.
- Jhack Lemon: Bruno's best friend who is a parody of John Lennon. Voice of Andrew Rannells.
- Ori Wonder: The oldest of the Wonder Kids who is based on Yakko Warner. Voice of Rob Paulsen.
- Yori Wonder: The middle child of the Wonder Kids who is based on Wakko Warner. Voice of Jess Harnell.
- Naru Wonder: The youngest and only girl of the Wonder Kids who is based on Dot Warner. Voice of Tress MacNeille.
- Salmon Rushty: The school bully who is named after Salmon Rushdie. Voice of Brian Drummond.
Adults[edit]
- Larry Littlejunk: Bruno's average PE teacher who has a crush on Miracle. Voice of Jason Bateman.
- Miracle Grohe: Bruno's hippie science teacher who believes in spiritual things. Voice of Kristin Chenoweth.
- Sue Sezno: The greedy principal of Knob Haven High. Voice of Kenan Thompson.
- Muhammad Sabeeh Happy Faac Nuabar: The foreign custodian who only speaks in Arabic overdubbed by his interpreter. Voice of Tom Kenny.
- Willard Deutschebog: Bruno's German teacher who has low self-esteem. Voice of Henry Winkler.
- Andrew LeGustambos: Bruno's bisexual drama teacher who likes Miracle and Larry. Voice of Nick Kroll.
- Helen Klench: The school's librarian who is Andrew's best friend. Voice of Cheri Oteri.
- Stuart Prozakian: The vice principal who worked as a clown before becoming vice principal. Voice of Will Forte.
- Ennis Hofftard: Bruno's English teacher who tries to woo the ladies. Voice of Will Arnett.
- Chuckles Rushty: The owner of a megacorporation that Knob Haven supplies making him rich. Voice of Billy West.
- Toshiro Onukia: Ami's 18-year old older brother who is overprotective. Voice of Daisuke Suzuki.
References[edit]
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