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Birdz is a Canadian-American-Scottish animated television series that was first aired on October 3, 1998, and the final episode aired on January 2, 1999. The show was created by Larry Jacobs, who later worked on Cyberchase for PBS. It was produced by Nelvana Limited in association with CBS Television and STVE.

The plot of the show revolves around an anthropomorphic 13-year-old bird named Eddie Storkowitz, who films his everyday life in aspiration of becoming a filmmaker. His family includes his father, Morty, who is a psychiatrist; mother Betty, an artist; college-age older sister Steffy; and baby sister Abby. Several episodes focus on Eddie's class, which includes an owl named Olivia, a robin named Spring, a turkey named Tommy, a woodpecker named Gregory, and a bat named Sleepy, plus teacher Miss Finch and principal Mr. Pip.

Music[]

Song Singer(s)
Unidentified voice

International versions[]

Language Title Channels
Arabic
(KidsCo)
طيور KidsCo (formerly)
Arabic
(Venus Centre)
طيور Spacetoon (formerly)
Basque Txorikeriak ETB 1 (formerly)
Croatian Ptice HRT 1 (formerly)
Czech Pěkní ptáčkové SuperMax (formerly)
French Z'oiseaux Télétoon+ (formerly)
German Birdz – Echt komische Vögel KiKA (formerly)
Super RTL (formerly)
SRF zwei (formerly)
Junior (formerly)
Your Family Entertainment (formerly)
Anixe (formerly)
RiC (formerly)
Fix & Foxi (formerly)
Amazon Prime Video[2]
Greek Birdz
Πουλιά
K-T.V. (formerly)
Gnomi TV (formerly)
Cosmos TV (formerly)
KidsCo (formerly)
Hebrew
(subtitled)
הציפורים Arutz HaYeladim (formerly)
Hungarian Madárkák KidsCo (formerly)
Polish
(Start International Polska)
Pitaszki Canal+ (formerly)
Minimax (formerly)
Polish
(Toya Sound Studios)
Pitaszki KidsCo (formerly)
Portuguese Birdz RTP1 (formerly)[3]
KidsCo (formerly)
Romanian Păsările KidsCo (formerly)
Russian
(SV-Kadr)
Птички TNT (formerly)
Russian
(dub)
Птички KidsCo (formerly)
Scottish Gaelic Droch Isein BBC Alba (formerly)
Slovak Vtáky z farmy RiK
Ťuki TV
Spanish (Latin America) Pájaros ZAZ (formerly)
Tubi TV
Kidoodle.TV
Spanish (Spain) unknown KidsCo (formerly)
Turkish Kuşlar KidsCo (formerly)
Ukrainian Птахи Kyivtelemontazh (formerly)[4]

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