Yakkity Yak

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Television series
German title Yakkity Yak
Original title Yakkity Yak
Country of production Australia
original language English
Year (s) 2003-2005
length 25 minutes
Episodes 52
genre Animation
idea Mark Gravas
First broadcast November 9, 2003
German-language
first broadcast		 September 17th, 2005 on NICK
synchronization

Yakkity Yak is a 52-part Australian animated series by writer Mark Gravas and aired at Nickelodeon .

content

It's about the 12-year-old Yak Yakkity, who lives in Onion Falls with a pineapple (Keo) and the girl Lemony. Yakkity really wants to be a comedian, but it's difficult because of his unusual humor. Other continuous roles are Grandma Yak, Chuck, Professor Crazyhair and Mr. Highpants. The series was dubbed for the German-speaking market at Arena-Synchron Berlin.

characters

Yakkity Yak is a 12 year old yak who wants to be a comedian. He hangs out with his friends Keo and Lemony and lives with his grandmother. His parents are not on the series.

Keo is a person who wears a pineapple over his head. He is very intelligent, but has stage fright. He's having problems with his father.

Lemony is a blonde girl who has a vivid imagination.

Grandmother Yak is Yak's grandmother. She has yak's impulsive genes.

Theme song

The title Yakety Yak from " The Coasters " from 1958 was sung in an updated form by children, at least in the English version.

synchronization

role English speaker German speaker
Yakkity Yak Lee Tockar Joachim Kaps
Keo Brian Drummond Rainer Fritzsche
Lemony Andrea Libman Daniela Reidies
Grandma Yak Pam Hyatt Barbara Ratthey †
Chuck Frank Schröder
Mr. Trilobyte Jason Schombing Jan Spitzer
Mr. highpants Ian James Corlett Uwe Büschken
Prof. Crazyhair Scott McNeil Michael Pan

Web links

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