Gadget and the Gadgetinis
Also known as Gadget & the Gadgetinis · Gadget and the Gadgetinis · Gadgetinis · החושחשים · חוש חש והחושחשים · חוש-חש והחושחשים · חושחש והחושחשים
- Years 2002-2003
- Country France · United States
- Network Fox Kids / Jetix
Gadget and the Gadgetinis is a 2002-2003 animated sequel to Inspector Gadget (52 episodes), co-produced by Fox Kids Europe, DIC Entertainment and SIP Animation.
Lieutenant Gadget now works for WOMP with two small robots Penny built - orange Fidget and blue Digit, the Gadgetinis - while Dr. Claw and M.A.D. continue to scheme.
In Israel it aired with a Hebrew dub on Jetix, and later on Junior and the Kids Channel; Kobi Eshel performed the Hebrew opening theme.
What is the show about?
Lieutenant Gadget is recruited to the World Organization of Mega Powers (WOMP). Instead of Brain the dog, who stays hidden after years of chaos, Penny built two small robots modeled on her uncle: orange Fidget and blue Digit, the Gadgetinis.
They join him on missions while she guides them from home via computer and new gadgets.
Dr. Claw still leads M.A.D. though he is not the villain in every episode.
Above Gadget sits Colonel Spankins, who despairs of him on nearly every mission, and above him General Sir still sends the lieutenant into the field.
In Israel
In Israel the series aired in Hebrew on Jetix, and later on Junior and the Kids Channel.
It was the only Inspector Gadget spin-off broadcast here in Hebrew.
Kobi Eshel performed the Hebrew opening theme and also voiced Dr. Claw.
Series details
- Network
- Fox Kids / Jetix
- Studio / production
- SIP Animation · DIC Entertainment
- Genre
- Animation · Comedy · Adventure
- Episode length
- About 22 minutes
- Based on
- Inspector Gadget
- Creators
- Jean Chalopin · Bruno Bianchi · Andy Heyward
- Directors
- Bruno Bianchi
Music
Kobi Eshel performed the Hebrew opening theme.
Related series
Inspector Gadget
Prequel
Inspector Gadget (2015)
Related
Did you know?
- Only spin-off in Hebrew Among Inspector Gadget spin-offs, this is the only one that aired in Israel with a Hebrew dub.
- Not broadcast in the United States Although the co-production included DIC, the series never aired on television in the United States.
- 52 episodes The series has two seasons and 52 episodes, each about 22 minutes long.
People: Andy Heyward, Bruno Bianchi, Don Leni-Gabay, Efron Etkin, Jean Chalopin, Liron Baranes, Orly Katan, Yehoyachin Friedlander, Yoram Yosefsberg, Zvika Schwartzberg, קובי אשל
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