Franklin

Série télévisée
1997–2006
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23min

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Marcia Bennett, Richard Binsley, Kristen Bone, Valerie Boyle, Elizabeth Saunders, Donald Burda, Cole Caplan, William Colgate, Corinne Conley, Gary Krawford, Amos Crawley, Diane D'Aquila, Catherine Disher, Shirley Douglas, Kyle Fairlie, Gil Filar, Olivia Garratt, Jake Goldsbie, Janet-Laine Green, Paul Haddad, Elizabeth Hanna, Ellen-Ray Hennessy, Cody Jones, Tinashe, Sophie Lang, Dan Lett, Jonathan Malen, Judy Marshak, Bryn McAuley, Marc McMulkin, Al Mukadam, Richard Newman, Annick Obonsawin, Luca Perlman, James Rankin, Noah Reid, Wayne Robson, Tyrone Savage, Ruby Smith-Merovitz, Mari Trainor, Chris Wiggins, Philip Williams, Leah Renee, Scott Beaudin, Mitchell Eisner, Jamie Haydon-Devlin, Julie-Ann Dean, Shane McPherson, Arthur Anger, and Heaven White in Franklin (1997)

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Une jeune tortue nommée Franklin apprend des leçons sociales en grandissant avec sa famille et ses amis.Une jeune tortue nommée Franklin apprend des leçons sociales en grandissant avec sa famille et ses amis.Une jeune tortue nommée Franklin apprend des leçons sociales en grandissant avec sa famille et ses amis.

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HautLes mieux notés6 saisons9 ans

• 1997–2004

Leah Renee

Beaver

• 1997–2004

Elizabeth Saunders

Mrs. Turtle

• 1997–2004

Richard Newman

Mr. Turtle

• 1997–2004

Luca Perlman

Bear

• 1998–2004

Arthur Anger

Franklin (french)

• 1999–2000

Kyle Fairlie

Rabbit

• 1997–2004

Shirley Douglas

Narrator

• 1998–2000

Kristen Bone

Snail

• 1997–2004

Julie-Ann Dean

Harriet Turtle

• 2004

Olivia Garratt

Goose

• 1997–2004

Gil Filar

• 1997–2000

Annick Obonsawin

Skunk

• 1997–2004

James Rankin

Mr. Owl…

• 1997–2004

William Colgate

Mr. Mole

• 1997–2004

Mari Trainor

Coach Porcupine…

• 1997–2004

Janet-Laine Green

Narrator

• 2004

Cody Jones

Bear

• 1997–1998

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8Jinxxa_Wolfe

FRANKLIN: Quaintly Cute

FRANKLIN (1997-2006) is a cute, wholesome animated childrens series, and although a bit older now, definitely great for young audiences.

"The popular children's books, written by Paulette Bourgeois, come alive in this television series about a turtle named Franklin. Each episode has a story of Franklin and his friends. You will follow the adventures of Franklin as he learns about the world around him, and how to be an honest turtle with good character."

This hand drawn children's show is pretty cute and entertaining, as well as educational. It's focus is on friendship and family, and moralistic life lessons make it memorable.

As a children's show, the vibe is definitely on the mellow side, making it ideal for hyper little ones. Not everything has to be so fast paced. There will be plenty of time for fast, flashy, and over-stimulating media to consume later on. This one is cute!

courage1999

I like this show (well I used to)

I would watch this how all the time. It was funny, and entertaining, and just a great show. The characters were great and the story-lines were suberb. Then all of the sudden, they started introducing new characters like crazy, and Bear started wearing a blue vest that made him look gay. That's when I stopped watching. If you want to watch Franklin, make sure it's the original episodes.

10Catherine_Grace_Zeh

Really cute, fun, entertaining, and educational show

Wow! This is a really cute, fun, entertaining, and educational show. I said that because I watch this on Noggin with my 16-month-old nephew from time to time. It's hard to say which show on Noggin is the best. Still it's really cute, fun, entertaining, and educational. If you ask me, the writing is very good, and the animation is excellent. Before I wrap this up, I'd like to say that the people at Noggin really know how to reach a toddler's developing mind. Now, in conclusion, if you have children, nieces, or nephews, I strongly recommend this really cute, fun, entertaining, and educational show. I guarantee you that they will enjoy it.

10DogePelis2015

An excellent program for children

It is educational, with charismatic characters and a nice atmosphere; recommended for young children.

10ThunderKing6

2D = success. 3D = change the channel

The 2d version was the best and main attraction to treehouse next to berenstain bears, blues clues and calliou.

The reboot 3d version was, well it sucked. The characters are to different and jolly that it's sick to my stomach.

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Anecdotes
Many stories in the first season of the program were based upon book releases from the "Franklin" series. This practice was abandoned entirely beginning with the second season, though some stories still featured minor references to events or dialog from the storybooks.

Crédits fous
The first 9 episodes all aired in 1997, however, episodes 1 to 3 have a 1998 copyright date in the credits, while the rest have a 1997 copyright date.