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The Raccoons

Show Summary

Aired: 1985 - 1992
Show Type: Animated
Country of Origin: CANADA

Cartoon about the misadventures of Bert Raccoon and his friends who together try stop stop the greedy Aardvark Cyril Sneer from destroying the Evergreen Forest. The series was a spin-off from the popular tv specials The Christmas Raccoons (80), The Raccoons On Ice (81), The Raccoons and the Lost Star (83) and The Raccoons: Let's Dance (84).

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raccoonsPosted: 09/29/2008

my cousin was one of the animators for the show!!!!!!!!!

sprunk12Posted: 11/14/2008

im canadian and i've watched all the old great cartoons but this was so bad in my opinion, i was too happy i guess iunno?

jfili1023Posted: 12/27/2008

It's great to see Teletoon Retro here in Canada still playing them, main reason I switched to digital cable I currently have nearly every episode now on dvd since my dvd recorder is hooked up to the digital box only one thing I hate....they skipped over a couple episodes and keep skipping them so either they don't have them or they are not watchable when CBC sold it to them and they bid on it. But at least one of the missing episodes is on the dvds they released here in Canada so I am only missing the one from the whole series of 60 episodes. Might have to download it from Youtube convert it to a NTSC DVD file and burn it to a DVD. If anyone is interested in a nearly complete set maybe we could do a trade. Thanks

RUINPosted: 12/31/2008

Wow, I forgot about this show! This was a great one. What kind of animal was the bad guy??? I could not figure that out...

natalie0790Posted: 02/23/2009

I adore this programme. The theme tune was and still is so poignant. I got an mp3 version of it hah :)

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