ChalkZone is an animated television series that airs in the United States on the Nickelodeon television channel. The show was created by Bill Burnett and Larry Huber, and it is produced by Frederator Studios. The story centers on Rudy Tabootie, an elementary school boy who, with the help of his magic chalk, is able to enter the ChalkZone, a parallel universe in which anything that is scribbled on a blackboard and then erased is brought into the actual world. The show focuses on the antics that Rudy, his sidekick Snap, and his classmate Penny Sanchez get into while they are inside the zone. In 1998, Fred Seibert presented ChalkZone for the first time as a part of his animated shorts presentation titled Oh Yeah! Cartoons. There were a total of 42 episodes of the series that aired on Nickelodeon between March22, 2002 and August23,2008; however, the most recent two episodes were never shown to the public. Nelvana, a Canadian corporation, was responsible for its distribution in countries other than the United States.
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ChalkZone is an animated television series that airs in the United States on the Nickelodeon television channel. The show was created by Bill Burnett and Larry Huber, and it is produced by Frederator Studios. The story centers on Rudy Tabootie, an elementary school boy who, with the help of his magic chalk, is able to enter the ChalkZone, a parallel universe in which anything that is scribbled on a blackboard and then erased is brought into the actual world. The show focuses on the antics that Rudy, his sidekick Snap, and his classmate Penny Sanchez get into while they are inside the zone. In 1998, Fred Seibert presented ChalkZone for the first time as a part of his animated shorts presentation titled Oh Yeah! Cartoons. There were a total of 42 episodes of the series that aired on Nickelodeon between March22, 2002 and August23,2008; however, the most recent two episodes were never shown to the public. Nelvana, a Canadian corporation, was responsible for its distribution in countries other than the United States.
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