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Turbo Dogs

Genre	Children's Boob tube Serial CGI Animation Sports
Created by	Scholastic Corporation (characters)
Directed by	Denny Silverthorne
Starring	Stacey DePass Joris Jarsky Dan Petronijevic Lyon Smith Hadley Kay Peter Cugno
Opening theme	"Permit's Go, Turbo Dogs!" performed by Trust
Ending theme	"Let's Become, Turbo Dogs!" (instrumental)
Composers	Brian Pickett David Kelly James Chapple Graeme Cornies
Country of origin	New Zealand Canada
No. of seasons	one
No. of episodes	26 (list of episodes)
Product
Executive producers	Arnie Zipursky Trevor Yaxley Deborah Forte Jef Kaminsky
Producers	Kristine Klohk Rodney MacDonald
Running time	22 minutes
Production companies	Smiley Guy Studios Huhu Studios CCI Entertainment Scholastic Entertainment Qubo
Distributor	Canadian Brodcasting Corporation
Release
Original network	CBC Kids (Canada) Qubo (United states of america)
Picture format	NTSC
Audio format	Dolby Surround
Original release	Oct 4, 2008 (2008-ten-04) – May 7, 2011 (2011-05-07)
Chronology
Related shows	My Friend Rabbit Shelldon
External links
Website

Turbo Dogs is an animated television comedy series based on the volume by Bob Kolar. Co-produced past Canada'south CCI Entertainment, New Zealand's Huhu Studios, United States's Scholastic Entertainment in clan with The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and Qubo with pre-product Skyship Amusement by Smiley Guy Studios, the series premiered in the The states on Qubo on October 4, 2008 and ended on May 7, 2011.

Premise [edit]

Canine friends Dash, Mags, Strut, Stinkbert, Clutch, and GT learn lessons in friendship, fair play, and teamwork as they pull together to protect their reputations as the fastest dogs in Racerville in the animated series adapted from Bob Kolar's book Racer Dogs.

Characters [edit]

The characters of Turbo Dogs (From left to correct): Strut, Mags, Dash, Clutch, Stinkbert, and GT.

Dash - A selfless, thoughtful beagle with a heart of a golden and a healthy spirit of contest, Dash is the leader of the Turbo Dogs who always plays fair. His colors are blood-red and white and his histrion number is i which is colored blueish. His gloves have the same colour as his number. He does endeavor hard, but he can be difficult on himself sometimes. He is also very tidy and keen. In i episode information technology was shown that Dash also has a large collection of racing memorabilia and model cars. Dash may have a crush on Mags. He was voiced by Lyon Smith.
Mags - Clear-headed and cool under force per unit area, Mags is an American Cocker Spaniel, and the only female Turbo Dog. Never bossy or overbearing, she is i tough girl who isn't afraid to speak her heed. She is responsible and cheerful, and often tends to be the vox of reason when things go awry.^{[ citation needed ]} She also owns a pet hamster named Lulu. Her colors are royal and orange, her player number is ii. When her helmet is off, she's revealed to take bangs and royal hairbands. She was voiced by Stacey DePass.
GT - GT is a bulldog that is a natural built-in inventor and mechanic. His colors are bluish and white and his player number is 3. It is said that GT tin fix just most any car, and "could probably make an engine out of a ternion and some empty dog nutrient cans". He was voiced by Dan Petronijevic.
Strut - A dachshund who is his own worst enemy, Strut makes up for his small size by making big plans, that sometimes backfire. He wants to win so badly that he'll intermission the rules and take shortcuts to make information technology happen. His colors are blue and yellowish and his histrion number is 5. His car has six tires unlike all the other cars. He is the merely one of the Turbo Dogs who regularly uses his motorcar's special apparatus to give him an unfair advantage during the races, yet it normally ends up with him spinning out or crashing. If there's a way to get what he wants without working for it, yous can be certain he'll try it. He was voiced by Joris Jarsky.
Stinkbert - Stinkbert is a terrier with a potent odor who likes garbage. His colors are chartreuse and goldenrod and his player number is 6. He is a Lakeland Terrier. He is shown to take a cheerful and relaxed personality.^{[ citation needed ]} 1 of his talents is cooking. He was voiced by Hadley Kay.
Clutch - Clutch is a Turbo Dog who is simply a bit of a klutz. He is a Bernese Mountain Domestic dog. While all the dogs like him, he'due south closest to Strut and Stinkbert than he is to Dash, Mags, or GT. As a result, he frequently gets mixed up in Strut's dastardly plans. His colors are dark-green and yellow and his role player number is 7. He was voiced by Peter Cugno.
Cam - A Beagle who is the announcer for every race. He is usually seen on the large display screen on the side of his personal airship that he flies in a higher place the racetrack during races. He was voiced by Terry McGurrin.
Ump - A German Shepherd, Ump is Racerville Raceway's track official. He is also the flagman for every race, and enforces the track rules. He was voiced by Ron Pardo.
5* - A pizza delivery dog who is in accuse in the Dog-Gone Pizzeria, Five is usually seen travelling on his pizza-delivery scooter. He got his proper noun from his "five minutes or less" delivery policy.^{[ citation needed ]} He was voiced by Joseph Motiki.
The Craven - A chicken who attempts to cross the road/rails in every episode, and is usually costumed co-ordinate to the theme of that particular segment. Yet, no matter how advisedly he looks both ways, he is always narrowly missed by whoever is driving by (such as the Turbo Dogs) and sent spinning to the other side of the road, airheaded, but unharmed.
Marlene - A spaniel who runs "Marlene'due south", the store where the Turbo Dogs become their racing helmets and suits. She was voiced by Shakura Due south'Aida.
Officer Sarge Gruffer - A retriever who is a member of the local highway patrol. When the Turbo Dogs got lost in the fog during a race through the countryside, his express mirth was able to guide them home. He was voiced past Ron Rubin.
Zanner Howler - A young dog who is ane one-half of "the Howler Brothers", and is Nuance'southward biggest fan. He wears a large, gold domestic dog tag effectually his cervix, blue pants, belt, and brown sandals. He likes playing golf, watching TV with his friend Dash, eating snacks, and hanging out with his all-time friend Fanner. Zanner is from Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Australia, and Ukraine. He was voiced by Peter Cugno.
Fanner Howler - A pocket-sized terrier who, along with Zanner, is the other half of "the Howler Brothers". He wears racing gloves and sometimes a cape to emulate his idols, the Turbo Dogs. He was voiced by Terry McGurrin.
Rock Rally - A High german Shepherd and Dash'south idol, Rock is actually a movie-star who makes racing movies. Upon visiting the Turbo Dogs home runway to make a new moving-picture show, Nuance is pressed into service to double for him in the driving scenes. Dash before long discovers that the reason for this is driving makes Rock "very nervous", and he doesn't exercise his ain driving in his films. He was voiced by Dwayne Hill.
Auntie Ratchet - Nuance'south aunt. A bright, extremely cheerful little canis familiaris who lives in the country, Auntie Ratchet is an inventor and sometime racer with a surprising number of skills, which she demonstrates. She was voiced by Catherine Disher.
Wrenchini* – Wrenchini is the local master mechanic and garage owner, who is idolized by GT, who obtains parts and occasionally works on or modifies the Turbo Dogs racing cars. He was voiced by Bill Colgate using a German emphasis.
Pit-Crew Dogs - A coiffure of minor Schnauzer-type dogs who do the tire changing, fueling, and other pit work on the Turbo Dogs racing cars.
The Alstatian Aces - A sister trio of Cairn Terriers with man hair and eyeglasses. Their names starts with "A".

Reception [edit]

Turbo Dogs has won the 2009 US iParenting Media Award for Best Product in the television category.^{[ citation needed ]}

The Globe and Mail, Canada's national newspaper, says this nearly Turbo Dogs:

"This new drawing takes the creativity ingenuity of the movie CARS and uses dogs instead. For many kids, the combination couldn't be meliorate. Turbo Dogs is a sleeky, figurer animated toon based on the volume Racer Dogs, past Bob Kolar. The serial is full of verve, humour and parent-friendly messages near helping your friends and being a good sport. Turbo Dogs ends with its 4th season sometime in 2014."

The Hollywood Reporter writes:

"Bottom Line: Going to the dogs is a good matter in this charming new animated series. The all-time affair about Turbo Dogs is its flawless animation, and the dogs all are mannerly in a loopy kind of way. It'due south all stuff kids will beloved, and the educational activity they might get - how to behave in the world and find what's important - is an extra added canine attraction."

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