Shorts in a Bunch

*Shorts in a Bunch*
Shorts in a Bunch
Genre	Comedy; Variety
Voices of	Various
Country of origin	United States
Original language	English
No. of episodes	13
Production
Producers	Cheryl Griffin; Danielle Kinder (associate producer);
Editor	Karrin Ellertson
Running time	30 minutes
Release
Original network	Nicktoons Network
Original release	September 23 –; December 30, 2007

Shorts in a Bunch was a Nicktoons variety series. The show first premiered on September 23, 2007 and ended on December 30, 2007 but was canceled due to its decreasing viewers. It was also taken off the air on January 28, 2008. The show is similar to Cartoon Network's Sunday Pants, where which featured original/not original shorts but with the exclusion of live-action segments.

Shorts[]

Some shorts featured in the series are aired 3-4 per episode.

Title	Created by	Production company(s)
Avatar: The Last Airbender — Super Deformed Shorts	Mike DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko	Nickelodeon Animation Studio
The Christmas Calendar	Christian Davin, Lesley Taylor	Gaumont Animation, Cookie Jar Group and TiJi
Edgar & Ellen	Charles Ogden (original books)	Bardel Entertainment, Star Farm Productions, YTV and Nicktoons
Hiro	Alessandro Ferrari	Nickelodeon Italy
Mr. Meaty	Jamie Shannon and Jason Hopley	Nickelodeon, 3J's Productions and CBC Television
Nicktoons Film Festival	Nicktoons Network	Frederator Studios
Planet Sketch		Aardman, Decode Entertainment, and Teletoon
The Presentators	Stefan Marjoram, Dan Lane, and Wee Brian	Aardman and Nickelodeon UK
Primo		Prism Entertainment
Prometheus & Bob	Cote Zellers	Luna Vox Productions
Those Scurvy Rascals		Blue-Zoo and Entara
A Town Called Panic	La Parti and Pic Pic André	Aardman and Entropie Films

Pilots[]

All six pilots are produced by Nickelodeon Animation Studio.

Title	Episode	Created by	Synopsis	Voices
The Billy Goats: Bacon & Bunk	"Moby Weenie"	Debbi Cone and Luke Brookshier		Rob Paulsen as Bacon Carlos Alazraqui as Bunk
Emperor	"Emperor of the Beasts"	Scott Christian Sava and Mike Kunkel		Will Friedle as Emperor Skye Arens as Ollie Harland Williams as Eugene Kevin Michael Richardson as George
Grumpy Puppy	"First Place Pup"	Bob Boyle and Jack Thomas		Carlos Alazraqui as Grumpy Puppy Tom Kenny as Paxton J. Pig
The Modifyers	N/A	Lynne Naylor and Chris Reccardi	A young woman named "Agent Xero", and her sidekick Mole, attempt to return the All Seeing Eye to the Museum of Really Odd Stuff, before Rat shows it to Baron Vain.	Mae Whitman as Agent Xero/Lacey Shadows Jeff Bennett as Mole and Rat Paul Rugg as Katz and Baron Vain
Monster Safari	N/A	Mark Caballero and Seamus Walsh Christopher Finnegan (co-creator)
The Wizzard of Krudd	N/A	Mike Stern and Greg Miller		Devon Werkheiser as Gordo Clive Revill as Butterbeard Jeff Bennett as Rotten the Minus James Arnold Taylor as Kunkle

Others[]

This is a list of six shorts featured in the series that are student films.

Birds of a Feather (created by Joe P. TT and Nick Butera)
Cafeteria Crush (created by Chris Allison)
Cuddle Bee: Hugs 'n' Such (created by Alex Hirsch and Adrian Molina)
Penguins, Penguins, Penguins (created by Mike Williams)
That's the Way the Kitty Crumbles (created by Sean Kreiner)
Thirsty Iguana (created by Leonardo Matsuda)

References[]

External links[]

Shorts in a Bunch at IMDb

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