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Littlest Pet Shop
Based on	Littlest Pet Shop franchise byKenner Products
Directed by	Xavier Picard
Creative director	Jay Bacal
Voices of	Lynda Boyd Garry Chalk Babs Chula Ted Cole Ian James Corlett Michael Donovan Shirley Millner Sarah Strange Lee Tockar
Theme music composer	Giacomo Cosenza
Composer	Giacomo Cosenza
Country of origin	United States France
Original language	English
No. of seasons	1
No. of episodes	40 (80 segments)
Production
Executive producers	Joe Bacal Jean Chalopin Tom Griffin C.J. Kettler
Producer	Roy Wilson
Editor	Thierry Leray
Production companies	Sunbow Entertainment Créativité & Développement AB Productions
Original release
Network	M6 Kid (France) Broadcast syndication (U.S.)
Release	September 11 (1995-09-11) – November 3, 1995 (1995-11-03)[1]
Related
Littlest Pet Shop (2012 TV series) Littlest Pet Shop: A World of Our Own

Littlest Pet Shop is ananimatedchildren's television series and comedy based on the toy franchiseLittlest Pet Shop released byKenner Products.^[2] The series debuted on September 11, 1995, in theUnited States andsyndicated to local stations by distributorClaster Television. It was produced bySunbow Entertainment in the United States, and Créativité & Développement and AB Productions inFrance.^[3]

For a brief time in America, the show was a bit of a hit. The humor and style of the show was mostly inspired by cartoons such asLooney Tunes,Tiny Toon Adventures andAnimaniacs. While not violent, the show was filled with lots of slapstick humor, as well as pop cultural references, puns, parodies and zany adventures.

Littlest Pet Shop follows the lives of five miniature animals who live in apet shop on Littlest Lane and have their owntreehouse inside of the store. Sometimes the main pets do end up in the homes of eager owners, mostly children, but it never works out for them. Unlike regular pets, the gang aren't overly cutesy, but zany, anthropomorphic characters. Usually their adventures at their new homes never work out and they end up returning to the store to rejoin their friends.

• Stu (voiced byMichael Donovan) is a blue dog with a bumbling personality who happens to be a big eater. He claimed in one episode that his name is short for "stupendous" but it could just be bragging rights. He's been called by Viv as the most loyal and most lovable of the pets. He wears a green cap backwards and has cream coloured muzzle, also short hair in a darker blue.
• Chloe (voiced byBabs Chula) is a snarky purple cat who has beenreincarnated many times. Her first life dates toAncient Egypt. She has dark short tufts of hair on her head, wears a pink collar and blue belly fur. Stu is the butt of Chloe's jokes, but above all, the two are great friends. Chloe also lost her sixth life during her time in the pocket of a daredevil trying to do a stunt on a motorbike. Despite her sass, she does care about and greatly respect the others. Chloe also has a twin sister named Sabrina who looks exactly like her, but with a mole on her armpit.
• Viv (voiced byLynda Boyd) is a music-loving pink rabbit who sings and dances. She has a backing band that lives in her top hat. She speaks with a British accent similar to that of famous rock stars and acts such as Spinal Tap. Viv has short blonde hair, her fur is pink and white and she wears blue eyeshadow, she also loves wrestling, like her friends and dreams of being famous. She wears a purple top hat, sometimes keeps things in there for safe keeping, but mostly, her trusty guitar that she loves to play. She also writes her own songs.
• Chet (voiced byLee Tockar) is a macho yellow horse who acts like a cowboy. He is proud of his strength and is not a fan of "cute". He speaks with a Southern accent. Chet is closest friends with Stu.
• Squeaks (vocal effects provided byTed Cole) is a red monkey who loves bananas and speaks in monkey language that the other characters understand. Squeaks also has a yellow muzzle, paws and tail. His tail can act as certain objects, such as rakes, shovels and even scissors. He's fairly childish but does try to warn the others of danger. Because he doesn't talk, he has to try and use pantomime to tell the others what is happening.

• Elwood P. Harvey (voiced byIan James Corlett) is a man who runs the pet shop. His name and appearance are a reference to the movieHarvey.
• Delilah (voiced by Shirley Millner) is a normal-sizedmonitor lizard who plots to eat the pets and is owned by Elwood. She has a Hungarian accent and wears a pink ribbon with a bell round her neck.
• Harriet is a parrot who often joins the main pets.
• Rookie (voiced bySarah Strange) is a brown puppy who lives in the pet shop.
• Sergeant Butch Kowalski (voiced byGarry Chalk) is a green militaristic hamster. Has a yellow mohawk.
• Bernice (voiced byKathleen Barr) is a hamster and Butch's love interest. She has a sister named Juliet and is a little bigger than Sarge. She's tan colour with a pink belly and short hair.
• Mumsy (voiced by Kathleen Barr) is an archaeologist and explorer who is Elwood's mother.
• Rat - a scheming, villainous rat.
• Cheesehead - the other rat, who's not as bright.
• Larry J. Weasel - a celebrity weasel who appeared occasionally, has an assistant named Sue, a sheep.
• Two Stink Bug characters, can't remember the names, two other villainous characters

Littlest Pet Shop was animated byAKOM inSouth Korea, KK C&D Asia inJapan, andWang Film Productions inTaiwan.

Littlest Pet Shop wassyndicated to local stations in the United States. The series was also broadcast onTiny Pop andCBBC in the United Kingdom.

In 1996,Family Home Entertainment released the show on four VHS cassettes each containing 2 to 4 episodes. The Christmas video entitledDo Not Solve Until Christmas (which contains "Do Not Solve Until Christmas" and "Who Scrooged McRude?") was released as part of theFamily Home Entertainment Christmas Classics series.

• Littlest Pet Shop atIMDb

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• American children's animated comedy television series
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