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Cédric is a French animated television series in 156 thirteen-minute episodes created after the eponymous cartoon series.

It was broadcast between December 23, 2002 and the December 12, 2007 in France 3 as part of the MNK, TO3 and France Truc blocks, later aired on Gulli, on France 5 as part of Zouzous, and in September 3, 2011 on Canal J.

In Quebec, it was broadcast on Télé-Quebec. In Belgium, it was broadcast by La Deux.

Cast[]

France Season 1-2[]

Character Actor
Cédric
Natacha Gerritsen
Christian
Magali Barney
Chen
Caroline Combes
Nicolas
Stéphanie Lafforgue
Manu
Brigitte Lecordier
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Robert
Olivier Pajot
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Marie-Rose
Catherine Davenier
Pépé
Yves Barsacq
Mademoiselle Nelly
Christine Sireyzol
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Yolande
Julie Turin

Belgium Season 3[]

Character Actor
Cédric
Raphaëlle Bruneau
Christian
Stéphane Flamand
Chen
Mélanie Dermont
Nicolas
Cécile Florin
Manu
Véronique Fyon
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Robert
Franck Dacquin
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Marie-Rose
Fabienne Loriaux
Pépé
Michel Hinderyckx
Mademoiselle Nelly
Maia Baran
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Yolande
Jennifer Baré
Additional voices
Carole Baillien
Jean-Paul Clerbois

International versions[]

Language Title Channels
Arabic سيدريك El Watania 2 (formerly)[3]
Bulgarian
(voice-over)
Седрик Alexandra TV (formerly)
Czech Cedric TV Nova (formerly)
Dutch Cedric Zappelin (formerly)
English Cedric Teletoon (formerly)
SABC 1 (formerly)
M-Net (formerly)
ZBC TV (formerly)[4]
RTB1 (formerly)[5]
Faroese Cedric Sjónvarp Føroya (formerly)
Finnish
(Yle)
Sakke Yle TV2 (Galaxi block, formerly)
TV Finland (formerly)
Finnish
(Dubberman)
Samu Sub
C More Juniori[6]
Greek Σέντρικ Alter Channel (formerly)
Alpha TV (formerly)
Hebrew סדריק Arutz HaYeladim (formerly)
KidZ (formerly)
YouTube
Hungarian Marci M2 (formerly)
Irish Cedric TG4 (Cúla4 na nÓg block, formerly)[7]
Italian Cedric Rai 2 (formerly)[8]
Kurdish Bizav Kurdistan TV (formerly)
Lithuanian
(voice-over)
Sedrikas LNK (formerly)[9]
TV1 (formerly)
Norwegian Cedric TV2 (formerly)[9]
Polish Cedric[10] TVP1 (formerly)
Portuguese (Brazil) Cédric TV Brasil (formerly)
Portuguese (Portugal) Celso RTP2 (formerly)[11]
SIC K (formerly)
Serbian Sedrik TV Kanal D (formerly)
Sinhala ඇම්ඩන් TV Derana (formerly)
Spanish (Latin America) Cedric Canal 22 (formerly)
KW Televisión (formerly)[12]
YouTube
Spanish (Spain) Cedric[13] Neox (formerly)[14]
Tamil செட்ரிக் Chutti TV (formerly)
Telugu సెడ్రిక్ Kushi TV (formerly)
Turkish Cedric
Sedrik
Cine5 (formerly)
ATV (formerly)
Beyaz TV (formerly)
Planet Çocuk (formerly)
Samanyolu TV (formerly)
D Çocuk (formerly)
TV8 (formerly)
Kanal a (formerly)
Maxi TV (formerly)
Karamel TV (formerly)
JOJO (formerly)
YouTube
Ukrainian Седрік Malyatko TV (formerly)
Zaza Cedrîc Zarok TV


References[]

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