Marsupilami
Posted: Wed Dec 31, 2003 8:29 am
Does anyone know where I can get this show on DVD as well.
Does anyone remeber it?
Does anyone remeber it?
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Posted: Wed Dec 31, 2003 10:33 am
I remember it. Disney put if off the air just like Gummi Bears, Jungle Cubs, and Bonkers to have 15 hours of Recess, Lilo and Stitch, Tarzan, and Buzz Lightyear.
Posted: Wed Dec 31, 2003 3:48 pm
i remember that show. it and Bonkers were also on a show called Raw Toonage which was also taken off Toon Disney. i believe that Disney onced released Bonkers videos in the US since i bought one once but apperently misplaced it.
Posted: Wed Dec 31, 2003 7:07 pm
In Holland were 2 video's of Marsipulami 
check my site for the covers of the video's.
check my site for the covers of the video's.Posted: Wed Dec 31, 2003 7:56 pm
I remeber this show on CBS channel 2.
They had it on saturday mornings during 1993-1995.
During this time CBS showed Little Mermaid the series, Aladdin the series, Raw Toonage and Marsupilami.
But Raw Toonage last a year and Marsupilami last 2 seasons.
I never really like Raw Toonage, Marsupilami, and Bonkers.
I remember they did have the VHS of Marsupilami.
I wonder were I could catch reruns of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1989-1995 seasons.
They had it on saturday mornings during 1993-1995.
During this time CBS showed Little Mermaid the series, Aladdin the series, Raw Toonage and Marsupilami.
But Raw Toonage last a year and Marsupilami last 2 seasons.
I never really like Raw Toonage, Marsupilami, and Bonkers.
I remember they did have the VHS of Marsupilami.
I wonder were I could catch reruns of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1989-1995 seasons.
Posted: Thu Jan 01, 2004 6:03 am
actually Raw Toonage didnt last that long. i think there were only like 15 episodes made.
Posted: Thu Jan 01, 2004 6:25 am
You should read original Marsupilami comics. They are much better.
Posted: Thu Jan 01, 2004 8:58 pm
Hey, Hennie, you're site is GREAT!!! Lots of wonderful material... I wish I had all this stuff to produce a home page like yours.hennie wrote:In Holland were 2 video's of Marsipulami
It was kinda nostalgic seeing all those covers that I used to see when I went to the video store when I was very young.
Posted: Thu Jan 01, 2004 9:02 pm
Actualy, it had even less than that... 12 episodes only! Well, it wasn't a very good series after all... But I enjoy Marsupilami! Here in Brazil they released some videos of it as well.Uncle Remus wrote:actually Raw Toonage didnt last that long. i think there were only like 15 episodes made.
More info on Raw Toonage (and whatever series you'd like to know about): http://www.tvtome.com/tvtome/servlet/Ep ... wid-14696/
Marsupilami Seasons 1 and 2 available now in US iTunes Store
Posted: Wed May 23, 2012 2:25 am
Marsupilami Seasons 1 and 2 available now in US iTunes store for only $19.99 per season and each has a total of 26 episodes! Just search for Marsupilami.
Re: Marsupilami Seasons 1 and 2 available now in US iTunes S
Posted: Wed May 23, 2012 2:53 am
That's great news! I wish I could access the US iTunes store.Papa Bear wrote:Marsupilami Seasons 1 and 2 available now in US iTunes store for only $19.99 per season and each has a total of 26 episodes! Just search for Marsupilami.
Posted: Wed May 23, 2012 5:16 am
Okay so this is not the original series that i was familar with i bouhht season one and was dated 2009 so looked this up and found there has been 3 versions of it as listed below. And this is the most recent which is from the french disney channel and has been running since 2003.
Season 1 - Marsupilami (2000)
A second series, this time produced in France, premiered in March 2000 and ran for 26 episodes [7] in France's Canal J. Produced by Cactus Animation, Marathon Production & Marsu Productions, this series more closely followed the character in the original comic. In this first season, Marsupilami lived adventures alone or with his family (his wife Marsupilamie and their three young, Bibi, Bibu and Bobo). For example, in one episode he saved a group of circus animals, got them back to the city and saved the circus from closing. In another, he had to go to the city again to save one of his young, captured by their constant enemy, the hunter Bring M. Backalive.
Season 2 - Mon ami Marsupilami (2003)
In the 15 episode [8] second season, called Mon amiMarsupilami (translated as My friend Marsupilami in the Disney Channel version), Marsupilami and his family become best friends with a human family, the Du Jardin, that comes to live near them. Amanda is a Marsupilami researcher, while her husband Jean-Pierre is a computer technician that works from home and they have two children, Teo (Leo in the Disney Channel version) and toddler Zoe. Leo and Marsupilami become best friends and they have lots of adventures, with both new friends and old enemies, like Backalive.
Seasons 3-5 - Houba Houba Hop! (2009-present) The third series, started in 2009, features young Hector and his aunt Diane, who are going to live in the jungle for one year to study its fauna and flora. They become the best friends with the Marsupilami family. Their main enemies are megalomaniac industrialist and jungle-hater Felicia Devort, who plans to level out the Palombian jungle and build the Devort City megalopolis in its place, and her two henchmen, Stroy and Blouprint. [9] Their old enemy, hunter Bring M. Backalive, also appears.
A fifth season is in preparation. [10]
Season 1 - Marsupilami (2000)
A second series, this time produced in France, premiered in March 2000 and ran for 26 episodes [7] in France's Canal J. Produced by Cactus Animation, Marathon Production & Marsu Productions, this series more closely followed the character in the original comic. In this first season, Marsupilami lived adventures alone or with his family (his wife Marsupilamie and their three young, Bibi, Bibu and Bobo). For example, in one episode he saved a group of circus animals, got them back to the city and saved the circus from closing. In another, he had to go to the city again to save one of his young, captured by their constant enemy, the hunter Bring M. Backalive.
Season 2 - Mon ami Marsupilami (2003)
In the 15 episode [8] second season, called Mon amiMarsupilami (translated as My friend Marsupilami in the Disney Channel version), Marsupilami and his family become best friends with a human family, the Du Jardin, that comes to live near them. Amanda is a Marsupilami researcher, while her husband Jean-Pierre is a computer technician that works from home and they have two children, Teo (Leo in the Disney Channel version) and toddler Zoe. Leo and Marsupilami become best friends and they have lots of adventures, with both new friends and old enemies, like Backalive.
Seasons 3-5 - Houba Houba Hop! (2009-present) The third series, started in 2009, features young Hector and his aunt Diane, who are going to live in the jungle for one year to study its fauna and flora. They become the best friends with the Marsupilami family. Their main enemies are megalomaniac industrialist and jungle-hater Felicia Devort, who plans to level out the Palombian jungle and build the Devort City megalopolis in its place, and her two henchmen, Stroy and Blouprint. [9] Their old enemy, hunter Bring M. Backalive, also appears.
A fifth season is in preparation. [10]
Posted: Wed May 23, 2012 10:39 am
I remember the video cassette that my mom got me. It only has 5 episodes. One is when Norman takes Morris to the zoo, Norman's own business company, Mars's plan to scare Stuart, the elephant (he calls him Stewy for being a coward) with a Cropsy, helping Stuart overcome his fear, and Norman dressed up as Tarzan and calls himself Normzan.