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'''''Nightmare Ned''''' | '''''Nightmare Ned''''' was a television series created by Terry Shakespeare, G. Sue Shakespeare and David Molina. It was a joint production between Walt Disney Television Animation and Creative Capers Entertainment. It was developed by Walt Dohm and produced by Donovan Cook, who before created the show "2 Stupid Dogs". <ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nightmare_Ned?scrlybrkr=07a3fbbf The show's Wikipedia page.] Retrieved 4 Mar 22</ref> The show spawned a Disney Windows PC game of the same name and was released around the same as the show. However, it ran very briefly on ABC from April 19th to August 9th, 1997. It had a total of 12 half-hour episodes, usually consisting of two segments, while episode twelve had three segments. The show was cancelled mainly due to the episodes often running over budget, and the creator of the show Walt Dohm had creative differences with the producer Donovan Cook. . It never really had a good chance to find its target audience. <ref>[http://toonopedia.com/nightned.htm A Toonpedia page about ''Nightmare Ned''.] Retrieved 4 Oct 20</ref> | ||
==Premise== | ==Premise== | ||
The show revolves around a ten-year-old boy named Ned Needlemeyer, voiced by Courtland Mead, facing his daily problems through his crazy nightmares involving things like his school crush, to going to the dentist, to school bullies as well. His mom and dad, voiced by Victoria Jackson and Brad Garret, respectively, try to help Ned cope with his problems.<ref>[https:// | The show revolves around a ten-year-old boy named Ned Needlemeyer, voiced by Courtland Mead, facing his daily problems through his crazy nightmares involving things like his school crush, to going to the dentist, to school bullies as well. His mom and dad, voiced by Victoria Jackson and Brad Garret, respectively, try to help Ned cope with his problems.<ref>[https://tvguide.com/tvshows/nightmare-ned/203458/ A TV Guide article about ''Nightmare Ned''.] Retrieved 4 Oct 20</ref> | ||
==Availability== | ==Availability== | ||
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*[http://disney.wikia.com/wiki/Nightmare_Ned_(TV_series) Disney Wiki's page on the show.] Retrieved 13 Feb '18 | *[http://disney.wikia.com/wiki/Nightmare_Ned_(TV_series) Disney Wiki's page on the show.] Retrieved 13 Feb '18 | ||
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nightmare_Ned?scrlybrkr=07a3fbbf The show's Wikipedia page.] Retrieved 4 Mar '22 | *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nightmare_Ned?scrlybrkr=07a3fbbf The show's Wikipedia page.] Retrieved 4 Mar '22 | ||
*[https:// | *[https://imdb.com/title/tt0239181/ The show's IMDb page.] Retrieved 4 Dec '19 | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 04:01, 18 September 2022
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Status: Found
Date found: Various dates
Found by: Various people
Nightmare Ned was a television series created by Terry Shakespeare, G. Sue Shakespeare and David Molina. It was a joint production between Walt Disney Television Animation and Creative Capers Entertainment. It was developed by Walt Dohm and produced by Donovan Cook, who before created the show "2 Stupid Dogs". [1] The show spawned a Disney Windows PC game of the same name and was released around the same as the show. However, it ran very briefly on ABC from April 19th to August 9th, 1997. It had a total of 12 half-hour episodes, usually consisting of two segments, while episode twelve had three segments. The show was cancelled mainly due to the episodes often running over budget, and the creator of the show Walt Dohm had creative differences with the producer Donovan Cook. . It never really had a good chance to find its target audience. [2]
Premise
The show revolves around a ten-year-old boy named Ned Needlemeyer, voiced by Courtland Mead, facing his daily problems through his crazy nightmares involving things like his school crush, to going to the dentist, to school bullies as well. His mom and dad, voiced by Victoria Jackson and Brad Garret, respectively, try to help Ned cope with his problems.[3]
Availability
The show, unfortunately, has never received any home media release, along with no reruns. The show will likely never be shown on TV again because ABC-Disney wrote the show off as taxes, similar to other failed shows. Despite this, all episodes of the show have been found online in English in varying quality, with most episodes found in the Greek dub before the English dub. As of January 31, 2020, all the episodes have been found and can be viewable.
Episodes
| # | Episode Title | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 1A | Ned's Life as a Dog | Found |
| 1B | A Doll's House | Found |
| 2A | Robot Ned | Found |
| 2B | Dapper Dan | Found |
| 3A | Monster Ned | Found |
| 3B | The Ants | Found |
| 4A | Magic Bus | Found |
| 4B | 'Til Undeath Do Us Part | Found |
| 5A | Headless Lester | Found |
| 5B | My, How You've Grown | Found |
| 6A | Tooth or Consequences | Found |
| 6B | Show Me the Infidel | Found |
| 7A | Willie Trout (1 | 2) | Found |
| 7B | House of Games | Found |
| 8A | Girl Trouble | Found |
| 8B | Canadian Bacon | Found |
| 9A | Abduction | Found |
| 9B | Bad Report Card | Found |
| 10A | Testing...Testing... | Found |
| 10B | The Accordion Lesson | Found |
| 11A | Along for the Ride | Found |
| 11B | Steamed Vegetables | Found |
| 12A | Lucky Abe | Found |
| 12B | The Dentist | Found |
| 12C? | The Ballad of Vernon & Conrad | Found |
Gallery
External Links
- Disney Wiki's page on the show. Retrieved 13 Feb '18
- The show's Wikipedia page. Retrieved 4 Mar '22
- The show's IMDb page. Retrieved 4 Dec '19
References
- ↑ The show's Wikipedia page. Retrieved 4 Mar 22
- ↑ A Toonpedia page about Nightmare Ned. Retrieved 4 Oct 20
- ↑ A TV Guide article about Nightmare Ned. Retrieved 4 Oct 20