Planet Sketch

Planet Sketch
GenreAnimated series
Sketch comedy
Slapstick
Written byNicholas Barber
Annie Caulfield
Marc Haynes
Jono Howard
Directed byAndy Wyatt
Vamberto Maduro
Voices ofMorwenna Banks
Paul Bazely
Clare Corbett
Johnny Daukes
Mark Evans
Teresa Gallagher
Lucy Jules
Kate Harbour
Gordon Kennedy
Burt Kwouk
Adam Longworth
Alan Marriott
Felicity Montagu
Lucy Montgomery
Tom Parkinson
Rob Rackstraw
Maria Darling
Paul Shearer
Alistair McGowan
John Sparkes
Lizzie Stables
Emma Tate
Tabitha Wady
Keith Wickham
Jo Wyatt
Janet Brown
ComposersEggplant LF, Inc.
Country of origin
  • United Kingdom
  • Canada
Original languageEnglish
No. of seasons2
No. of episodes39
Production
Executive producersMiles Bullough
Peter Lord
David Sproxton
Neil Court
Steven DeNure
Beth Stevenson
ProducersSarah Fell (S2)
Elana Adair (S2)
Series Producer:
Helen Brunsdon
EditorsAndrew Blyskokz
Nikk Fielden
Clem Hobbs
Running time11 minutes
Production companies
Original release
NetworkCITV
Release10 September 2005 (2005-09-10) –
30 December 2007 (2007-12-30)
NetworkTeletoon
Release19 November 2005 (2005-11-19) –
30 December 2007 (2007-12-30)

Planet Sketch is an animated television series made by Aardman Animations and Decode Entertainment, with help from C.O.R.E. Toons. The series was first aired on CITV in September 2005, and later began airing on the Canadian network Teletoon in November of that year. It is also part of Nicktoons Network's Shorts in a Bunch. The series ended its run in December 2007. 39 episodes were produced.

Overview

Every episode features an assortment of sketches. What happens in the first one that appears is where the episode title comes from. From then on, several sketches are played out to fill the remainder of the show, culminating with June Spume and Melville.

Typically only one of each different sketch appears per episode, but sometimes a sketch appears twice or doesn't appear at all. Most sketches are 3-D, but in the first season there were 2-D sketches, which were more rare and often have multiple segments. These segments play between 3-D sketches, which are treated as regular ones.

Planet Sketch received a fairly large overhaul with the second season. This season adds a few new 3-D sketches to the mix, but most of the original sketches, including all 2-D ones, were completely scrapped. There are now transitions between sketches; Some show characters dancing or gesturing, others show the logo sign playing a short clip of a sketch from another episode of this season. Additionally, the graphic and animation quallity were decently improved and the artstyle was revamped.

Sketches

Original 3D sketches

Source:

  • Nose Picker: A girl named Olivia has unexpected items stuck in her nose, such as food, toys, and sometimes even other characters. Sometimes she can just pick them out, other times they are causing her trouble with being in there.
  • Ninja Handyman: A family resorts to the help of a ninja to solve everyday problems. In the first he works very hard in anything he does, but in the second season he is rather lazy, a bit careless, somewhat insane, and accident-prone.
  • Japanese Fighting Fish: Fish Robby, Billy, and Mac claim to be "real hard" Japanese fighting fish. Their usual antics are bullying another sea creature or an item, only for it to retaliate in kind. Billy and Mac quit bullying in Season 2, but Robby kept on with it.
  • Parping Ponies: Horses Horace and Hortense try to avoid the embarrassment that results from flatulence problem. The two keep getting fired from jobs and ruining events due to said flatulence.
  • Mr. Hives and Timbo: A boy named Timbo tries to avoid his teddy bear which he claims to have outgrown. The bear keeps stalking him by re-appearing in all manners of places, always repeating his catchphrase "Huggy huggy!"
  • Napkin Squirrel: The stories of a paper squirrel and what he considers fun in various situations and locations — what harms him in any way, shape, or form are said to be "no fun at all".
  • Dr. Inosaur: A dinosaur doctor tries to eat people anyway he can but usually fails. In the first season, he works in the doctor's office at a clinic, and in the second season, he works at a hospital.
  • Captain Gagtastic: The namesake supervillain terrorizes a blonde couple at different points in their life by telling anti-jokes and humiliates them instead of making them laugh.
  • Rude Limerick Boy: A boy is booted up on stage to perform a limerick, in which one word is typically unsuitable for the audience, so he is interrupted before saying it, usually by an object from his limerick.
  • Mad Dad Scientist: A father pretends to be a mad scientist about to finish an invention, only to be interrupted by his son Kirk, revealing that the father was simply repairing a common household item or doing a household task.
  • The Gnaughty Gnomes: An average citizen, usually a elderly woman, is enamoured by a set of lawn gnomes, only to faint in shock when discovering that they are alive and acting in a typically destructive manner.
  • News Casters: News anchors Mike Today and Sally Van have gender wars by taking shots at the opposite gender. They were alledgedly dating in the first season, but the romance aspect was later completely removed.
  • Street Rappers: A group of three Roadman street rappers do things in a manner that is completely different from their image. In the first season, they do childish and even girly things in secret, and in the second season, they rap about various things.
  • Why the Dinosaurs Died Out: A humorous take on why dinosaurs became extinct "60 million years ago last Tuesday". Reason are often listed with inconvenient numbers such as 1G or 7.5.
  • June Spume and Melville: A girl turns parts of her body into various instruments and then plays them while her cat dances. Culminates all Season 1 Episodes.

Season 1 (2005)

Recurring 2-D sketches

  • My Mother the Armchair: A teenage girl keeps becoming embarrassed by her mother, who is an armchair.
  • Swapsy: A girl tries to swap an array of miscellaneous objects for an item that she sees with a random person.
  • Only Joking: A young boy asks his father why something is, such as why bees collect honey. The father jokingly replies with fictional and frightining comments which usually results with the boy running away screaming. However, the father's "joke" turns out to be true during the last segment of the sketch and it backfires on him.
  • Ira and Lyra: Two girls tell their mother a goofy fake story to get each other in trouble, only to be caught out for a small missed detail.
  • Okay Coach, I'm Ready: A boy called Nathan keeps dressing up to be prepared for the wrong sport indicated by his coach.

One-off 2-D sketches

  • Bill and Phil: Two boys reveal themselves to be disguised in successive costumes of characters related to outer space.
  • Talent Show: A talent show featuring an assortment of unusual characters with unique abilities.
  • Alien Game Show: An extraterrestrial game show featuring aliens that talk gibberish. The host gives a question to the four alien contestants, and they get a point for answering right, or lose a point and get punished for answering wrong.
  • Dragon Burping Contest: Another game show, where two dragons must overpower each other and gain points by burping.

Season 2 (2006–2007)

New 3-D sketches

  • The Useless Starship Computer: Two spacemen who are almost always in the cockpit of their spaceship keep having problems with their computer who acts like a human and rather stupidly acts stupidly.
  • Mesmo Mutt: A poodle always gets what he wants because he hypnotizes people, mostly his owners, into doing bizarre things, including things household animals do.
  • Super Ninja Handyman: Ninja Handyman's once-occurring counterpart, white-dressed and really more helpful than the normal Ninja Handyman (in this season).
  • Melville: Replacing "June Spume and Melville", now he works janitor that breaks into dance when the lights turn on. The music always differs each episode. Culminates all Season 2 episodes.

Production

Development for Planet Sketch was announced in 2004 when British stop-motion animation company Aardman Animations joined forces with Canadian entertainment & animation studio Decode Entertainment to develop and produce a CGI/Flash animated television series for Teletoon and CITV entitled The Sketch Show, making Aardman's first international co-produced production and first CGI-animated production, which they continues to created as recently as 2022. With Aardman's co-founders Peter Lord and David Sproxton alongside its head of broadcast Miles Bullough serving as executive producers, and Decode co-founders Steven DeNure and Neil Court alongside Beth Stevenson. In 2005, the series was renamed to Planet Sketch when CITV commissioned the series to broadcast the programme on its channel with animation studio C.O.R.E. Toons providing animation services for the series.

Episodes

The series has been aired in both full-episodes and shorts which consist of a single sketch. The following information is for the full-length episodes only.

The first ten episodes were shown on Teletoon in three blocks in November 2005, as part of a special event on the channel called "Nonsense Day".

Season 1 (2005)

No.
overall		No. in
season		TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal air date (Teletoon)
11"Toothbrush"Andy Wyatt and Vamberto MaduroLee Pressman19 November 2005 (2005-11-19)
Nose Picker; Mad Dad Scientist; The Gnaughty Gnomes; Rude Limerick Boy; Street Rappers; Dr. Inosaur; Bill and Phil (1); Parping Ponies; Bill and Phil (2); Japanese Fighting Fish; Bill and Phil (3); News Casters; Mad Dad Scientist; Napkin Squirrel; Captain Gagtastic; Rude Limerick Boy; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; June Spume and Melville
22"Remote"Nicholas Barber and Jono HowardMike Fasolo19 November 2005 (2005-11-19)
Nose Picker; Ninja Handyman; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Captain Gagtastic; Street Rappers; Ira and Lyra (1); Japanese Fighting Fish; Ira and Lyra (2); Parping Ponies; Ira and Lyra (3); Street Rappers; Okay, Coach I'm Ready; News Casters; Okay, Coach I'm Ready; Ninja Handyman; Dr. Inosaur; The Gnaughty Gnomes; Napkin Squirrel: June Spume and Melville
33"Cake"Dale SchottIan Carney19 November 2005 (2005-11-19)
Nose Picker; Ninja Handyman; Mr. Hives & Timbo; The Gnaughty Gnomes; Rude Limerick Boy; News Casters; Japanese Fighting Fish; Mad Dad Scientist; Swapsy (1); Captain Gagtastic; Swapsy (2); Dr. Inosaur; Swapsy (3); Street Rappers; Rude Limerick Boy; Mr. Hives & Timbo; Napkin Squirrel; Parping Ponies; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; June Spume and Melville
44"Hamster"Richard BazleyRob Walton19 November 2005 (2005-11-19)
Nose Picker; The Gnaughty Gnomes; Napkin Squirrel; My Mother the Armchair; Captain Gagtastic; Ira and Lyra (1); Japanese Fighting Fish; Ira and Lyra (2); Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Ira and Lyra (3); News Casters; Mr. Hives & Timbo; Dr. Inosaur; Street Rappers; Parping Ponies; My Mother the Armchair; Ninja Handyman; June Spume and Melville
55"Magic Wand"Richard Eliott and Simon RacioppaEric Robles19 November 2005 (2005-11-19)
Nose Picker; Captain Gagtastic; Rude Limerick Boy; Ninja Handyman; The Gnaughty Gnomes; Dr. Inosaur; Street Rappers; Swapsy (1); News Casters; Swapsy (2); Japanese Fighting Fish; Swapsy (3); Mad Dad Scientist; Okay Coach, I'm Ready; Napkin Squirrel; Ninja Handyman; Mr. Hives & Timbo; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Okay Coach, I'm Ready; Parping Ponies; June Spume and Melville
66"Broomstick"Dale SchottChris Labonte and Les Solis19 November 2005 (2005-11-19)
Nose Picker; Mad Dad Scientist; The Gnaughty Gnomes; Rude Limerick Boy; My Mother the Armchair; Captain Gagtastic; Ira and Lyra (1); Japanese Fighting Fish; Ira and Lyra (2); Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Ira and Lyra (3); News Casters; Dr. Inosaur; Napkin Squirrel; Mr. Hives & Timbo; My Mother the Armchair; Parping Ponies; June Spume and Melville
77"Earphones"Rob WaltonSteve Beaumont19 November 2005 (2005-11-19)
Nose Picker; The Gnaughty Gnomes; Ninja Handyman; Dr. Inosaur; Captain Gagtastic; Street Rappers; Only Joking (1); Mr. Hives & Timbo; Only Joking (2); Parping Ponies; Only Joking (3); Napkin Squirrel; Japanese Fighting Fish; Okay Coach, I'm Ready; News Casters; Okay Coach, I'm Ready; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Ninja Handyman; June Spume and Melville
88"Tune"Mike ReaganIan Carney19 November 2005 (2005-11-19)
Nose Picker; Mad Dad Scientist; Japanese Fighting Fish; Street Rappers; Rude Limerick Boy; Captain Gagtastic; Mr. Hives & Timbo; Dr. Inosaur; Rude Limerick Boy; The Gnaughty Gnomes; Swapsy (1); News Casters; Swapsy (2); Napkin Squirrel; Swapsy (3); Mad Dad Scientist; Parping Ponies; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; June Spume and Melville
99"Phone"Sergio DelfinoDerek Simpson19 November 2005 (2005-11-19)
Nose Picker; Ninja Handyman; The Gnaughty Gnomes; Dr. Inosaur; My Mother the Armchair; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Only Joking (1); Mr. Hives & Timbo; Only Joking (2); Street Rappers; Only Joking (3); Japanese Fighting Fish; News Casters; Captain Gagtastic; Napkin Squirrel; Parping Ponies; June Spume and Melville
1010"Sandwich"Sean JaraDerek Seaborn19 November 2005 (2005-11-19)
Nose Picker; Mad Dad Scientist; The Gnaughty Gnomes; Street Rappers; Dr. Inosaur; Ninja Handyman; Only Joking (1); Napkin Squirrel; Only Joking (2); Japanese Fighting Fish; Only Joking (3); News Casters; Captain Gagtastic; Parping Ponies; Mr. Hives & Timbo; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; June Spume and Melville
1111"Mousetrap"Richard Eliott and Simon RacioppaJohn T. Fisher3 December 2005 (2005-12-03)
Nose Picker; Captain Gagtastic; The Gnaughty Gnomes; Dr. Inosaur; Street Rappers; Mad Dad Scientist; Rude Limerick Boy; Japanese Fighting Fish; Mr. Hives & Timbo; Talent Show (1); News Casters; Talent Show (2); Napkin Squirrel; Ninja Handyman; Parping Ponies; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; June Spume and Melville
1212"Spaghetti"Richard Eliott and Simon RacioppaRomain Van Liemt26 December 2005 (2005-12-26)
Nose Picker; Ninja Handyman; Rude Limerick Boy; The Gnaughty Gnomes; Captain Gagtastic; Street Rappers; Rude Limerick Boy; Mad Dad Scientist; Dragon Burping Contest (1); News Casters; Dragon Burping Contest (2); Japanese Fighting Fish; Mr. Hives & Timbo; Napkin Squirrel; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Street Rappers; Parping Ponies; June Spume and Melville
1313"Baby Bottle"Dale SchottChris "Doc" Wyatt26 December 2005 (2005-12-26)
Nose Picker; Captain Gagtastic; The Gnaughty Gnomes; Mad Dad Scientist; Street Rappers; Japanese Fighting Fish; Napkin Squirrel; Alien Game Show (1); Mr. Hives & Timbo; Alien Game Show (2); News Casters; My Mother the Armchair; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Street Rappers; Rude Limerick Boy; Parping Ponies; Ninja Handyman; June Spume and Melville

Season 2 (2006–2007)

No.
overall		No. in
season		TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal air date (Teletoon)
141"Pepper"Andy Wyatt and Vamberto MaduroEugene Son24 August 2006 (2006-08-24)
Ninja Handyman; Nose Picker; Japanese Fighting Fish; Mesmo Mutt; Street Rappers; The Useless Starship Computer; Dr. Inosaur; Napkin Squirrel; The Useless Starship Computer; Melville
152"Rubbish/Garbage"Dale SchottMike Fasolo24 August 2006 (2006-08-24)
Ninja Handyman; Nose Picker; Mesmo Mutt; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Dr. Inosaur; News Casters; The Useless Starship Computer; Parping Ponies; Melville
163"Dog Lead"Dale SchottIan Carney10 September 2006 (2006-09-10)
Nose Picker; Japanese Fighting Fish; Parping Ponies; Street Rappers; Dr. Inosaur; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Nose Picker; News Casters; The Useless Starship Computer; Napkin Squirrel; Melville
174"Yoga"Dale SchottRichard Bazley10 September 2006 (2006-09-10)
Parping Ponies; Ninja Handyman; Nose Picker; Street Rappers; Dr. Inosaur; News Casters; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Napkin Squirrel; The Useless Starship Computer; Melville
185"Fridge"Eric RoblesSean Jara17 October 2006 (2006-10-17)
Ninja Handyman; Nose Picker; Dr. Inosaur; News Casters; Street Rappers; The Useless Starship Computer; Parping Ponies; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Napkin Squirrel; Melville
196"Floor Work"UnknownUnknown17 October 2006 (2006-10-17)
Ninja Handyman; Napkin Squirrel; Mesmo Mutt; The Useless Starship Computer; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Street Rappers (intro only); Parping Ponies; Dr. Inosaur; Melville
207"Mouse"UnknownUnknown28 December 2006 (2006-12-28)
Super Ninja Handyman; Mesmo Mutt; Japanese Fighting Fish; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; The Useless Starship Computer; Dr. Inosaur; Parping Ponies; Napkin Squirrel; Melville
218"Samurai Rubbish"UnknownUnknown28 December 2006 (2006-12-28)
Ninja Handyman; Japanese Fighting Fish; Nose Picker; The Useless Starship Computer; Street Rappers; Parping Ponies; News Casters; Dr. Inosaur; Napkin Squirrel; Dr. Inosaur; Melville
229"Kitchen Sink"UnknownUnknown16 January 2007 (2007-01-16)
Ninja Handyman; Nose Picker; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out (1); Mesmo Mutt; Street Rappers; Nose Picker; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out (2); The Useless Starship Computer; Dr. Inosaur; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Napkin Squirrel; Melville
2310"Light Switch"UnknownUnknown16 January 2007 (2007-01-16)
Ninja Handyman; Mesmo Mutt; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Parping Ponies; The Useless Starship Computer; Japanese Fighting Fish (1); Japanese Fighting Fish (2); News Casters; Dr. Inosaur; Napkin Squirrel; Melville
2411"Wrinkly Shirt"UnknownUnknown27 December 2006 (2006-12-27)
Ninja Handyman; Japanese Fighting Fish; Nose Picker; News Casters; Dr. Inosaur; The Useless Starship Computer; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Parping Ponies; Melville
2512"Mama Mia"UnknownUnknown27 December 2006 (2006-12-27)
Ninja Handyman; Japanese Fighting Fish; News Casters; Street Rappers; Japanese Fighting Fish; Mesmo Mutt; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; The Useless Starship Computer; Napkin Squirrel; Parping Ponies; Melville
2613"Pogo"UnknownUnknown21 September 2007 (2007-09-21)
Nose Picker; Ninja Handyman; Japanese Fighting Fish; Napkin Squirrel; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Parping Ponies; The Useless Starship Computer; Nose Picker (1); Dr. Inosaur; Nose Picker (2); The Useless Starship Computer; Napkin Squirrel; Melville
2714"Tennis"UnknownUnknown30 September 2007 (2007-09-30)
Nose Picker; Ninja Handyman; Mesmo Mutt; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Street Rappers; Napkin Squirrel; Dr. Inosaur; Parping Ponies; The Useless Starship Computer; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Parping Ponies; Melville
2815"To Tell The Tooth"UnknownUnknown8 October 2007 (2007-10-08)
Ninja Handyman; Nose Picker; Japanese Fighting Fish; Mesmo Mutt; Street Rappers; Napkin Squirrel; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Dr. Inosaur; The Useless Starship Computer; Parping Ponies; Melville
2916"Drums"UnknownUnknown14 October 2007 (2007-10-14)
Nose Picker; Japanese Fighting Fish; News Casters; Street Rappers; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Dr. Inosaur; The Useless Starship Computer; Parping Ponies; Napkin Squirrel; The Useless Starship Computer; Melville
3017"Let Them Eat Cake"UnknownUnknown24 October 2007 (2007-10-24)
Ninja Handyman; Nose Picker; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; The Useless Starship Computer; News Casters; Street Rappers; Napkin Squirrel; Parping Ponies; Dr. Inosaur; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; The Useless Starship Computer; Melville
3118"Locksmith"UnknownUnknown30 October 2007 (2007-10-30)
Ninja Handyman; Nose Picker; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; The Useless Starship Computer; Mesmo Mutt; Street Rappers; Napkin Squirrel; Dr. Inosaur; Parping Ponies; The Useless Starship Computer; Melville
3219"Shoe"UnknownUnknown8 November 2007 (2007-11-08)
Nose Picker; Ninja Handyman; Mesmo Mutt; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Street Rappers; Napkin Squirrel; Dr. Inosaur; Parping Ponies; The Useless Starship Computer; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Parping Ponies; Melville
3320"Gerbil"UnknownUnknown18 November 2007 (2007-11-18)
Ninja Handyman; Nose Picker; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Japanese Fighting Fish; Dr. Inosaur; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out (alternate version); Street Rappers; Napkin Squirrel; Dr. Inosaur; Parping Ponies; The Useless Starship Computer; Melville
3421"Lost"UnknownUnknown24 November 2007 (2007-11-24)
Ninja Handyman; Nose Picker; News Casters; Mesmo Mutt; The Useless Starship Computer; Street Rappers; Napkin Squirrel; Parping Ponies (1) Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Parping Ponies; Dr. Inosaur; Melville
3522"Practicing"UnknownUnknown2 December 2007 (2007-12-02)
Nose Picker; Ninja Handyman; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Napkin Squirrel; The Useless Starship Computer; Japanese Fighting Fish; Street Rappers; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Dr. Inosaur; Parping Ponies; The Useless Starship Computer; Melville
3623"Cowgirl"UnknownUnknown8 December 2007 (2007-12-08)
Nose Picker Girl; Ninja Handyman; Dr. Inosaur; The Useless Starship Computer; Street Rappers; Napkin Squirrel; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Japanese Fighting Fish; Parping Ponies; The Useless Starship Computer; Melville
3724"Feeding Kitty"UnknownUnknown15 December 2007 (2007-12-15)
Ninja Handyman; News Casters; Japanese Fighting Fish; The Useless Starship Computer; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Napkin Squirrel; Mesmo Mutt; Japanese Fighting Fish; Parping Ponies; The Useless Starship Computer; Dr. Inosaur; Melville
3825"Washing Up"UnknownUnknown21 December 2007 (2007-12-21)
Ninja Handyman; Nose Picker; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Mesmo Mutt; The Useless Starship Computer; Street Rappers; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Dr. Inosaur; The Useless Starship Computer; Parping Ponies; Melville
3926"Hide and Seek"UnknownUnknown30 December 2007 (2007-12-30)
Nose Picker; Ninja Handyman; News Casters; Street Rappers; The Useless Starship Computer; Japanese Fighting Fish; Why the Dinosaurs Died Out; Nose Picker; Dr. Inosaur; Parping Ponies; Napkin Squirrel; The Useless Starship Computer; Melville

Notes

  1. ↑ A team of music composers consisting of Steve D'Angelo and Terry Tompkins
  2. ↑ As Decode/Sketch Productions Inc. or Decode/Sketch Productions 2 Inc.

References

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