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Rekkit Rabbit

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Rekkit Rabbit
GenreComedy
Created by
Developed by
  • Vincent Chalvon-Demersay
  • David Michel
Written by
  • David Michel
  • Ernie Altbacker
  • Neal Boushell
  • Bill Freiberger
  • Alan Denton
  • Robert Vargas
Directed by
  • Eric Gosselet
  • Jean-Louis Vandestoc (S1–2)
Voices of
  • Michel Mella
  • Valentin Maupin
Composers
Country of originFrance
Original languageFrench
No. of seasons3
No. of episodes104 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producers
  • Berthe Lotsova
  • Lorraine Collet (S1–2)
  • Jerome Cuenot (S3)
Producers
  • Vincent Chalvon-Demersay
  • David Michel
Editors
  • Rodolphe Ploquin
  • Romain Fuzeau
Running time12 minutes
Production companiesMarathon Media
Zodiak Kids (S2–3)
Original release
Network
Release16 March 2011 (2011-03-16) –
28 December 2013 (2013-12-28)

Rekkit Rabbit (known as Rekkit in France) is a French animated television series created by Vincent Chalvon-Demersay and David Michel. It was produced by Marathon Media in co-production with Disney XD for the first season and Zodiak Kids for the second and third seasons, in association with TF1. It premiered on 16 March 2011 in France.

Plot

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The show follows the adventures of Rekkit, a 10-foot tall magical rabbit from the planet Chakabrak, and his best friend Jay Shmufton, a 12-year old boy.[1]

Episodes

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Season 1 (2011–12)

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  1. The Arrival
  2. Hare Ball
  3. Shepherd of Hamsters
  4. The Moustache
  5. Convict Furniture
  6. Udder Chaos
  7. Crayfish Boy
  8. A Spy in the Ointment
  9. Rekkit Swims
  10. The Invitation
  11. Cool Fool
  12. Head Ache
  13. Cabbage Heads
  14. Harem Scarem
  15. Little Mister Potato Guy
  16. Long Days Journey Into Nothing
  17. MMM Butterfly
  18. Photo Finished
  19. The Twins Save Rekkit
  20. Sell It Rekkit
  21. Tale of the Missing Tail
  22. Airheads
  23. Rabbits Prefer Gentlemen
  24. Carpet Ninjas
  25. Revenge of the Kitty Cat
  26. Fuzzy Was He
  27. Don't Upset The Yeti
  28. Mind Reader
  29. Breaking Rules Are For Fools
  30. Boy Ahoy
  31. Rekkit has a Secret
  32. Fast and Injurious
  33. The One Where Bill Gets Rekkit for a While
  34. See You in My Dreams
  35. Tortoise and Harebrained
  36. Boo Booyah
  37. Cooking Magic
  38. Smelly Jay
  39. InvisiBob
  40. Over The Rainbow
  41. Abraca-Oh No!
  42. Bond Jay Bond

Season 2 (2012)

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  1. Zitwots
  2. Rekkit Sings
  3. Trimbletwit
  4. Something Fishy
  5. Offspring Fever
  6. Snowbound
  7. Muddlety Monster
  8. Wignapped
  9. Incog-neato
  10. Flim Flam
  11. Tall Order
  12. Chakabrakteria
  13. SK Is Sick
  14. Who Framed Rekkit Rabbit

Season 3 (2013)

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  1. The Peeved Piper
  2. Room For One More-On
  3. Bewished
  4. Monitor This
  5. Barmy Bracelet Boffo
  6. The Lorne Identity
  7. Hare For Hire
  8. Spies Surprise
  9. Two Knights In A Daze
  10. Drivers License
  11. Night In The Chakabrary
  12. The Hubbub Bubba
  13. Sewer Tour
  14. Lights Camera Rekkit
  15. Statue Of Muddlety
  16. The Odd-essey
  17. Bed And Brakfest
  18. Franken-Rekkit
  19. Wooly Bully
  20. Beach Party
  21. Rekkit In 3D
  22. Keeping Up With The Shmuftons
  23. Spaced Out
  24. Air Train
  25. Recipe For Disaster

Production

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The three seasons entered production in 2009,[2] 2010,[3] and 2011 respectively.[4]

Broadcast

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The series was broadcast by TF1 in France and Disney XD in Europe.[5]

References

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  1. ^ "Banijay Kids & Family Catalogue". Joomag.
  2. ^ "The Walt Disney Company Triples TV Animation Production in EMEA". Animation World Network. 7 December 2009.
  3. ^ "Marathon rabbits on". C21 Media. 4 October 2010.
  4. ^ "Marathon's 'Rekkit Rabbit' Hops to Third Season". Animation Magazine. 9 September 2011.
  5. ^ "Rekkit Rabbit gets a third season". Kidscreen. 9 September 2011.
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