Tiny Toon Adventures is the Norwegian dub of the show of the same name. It premiered on TVNorge approximately in December 1991. It was last broadcast on Norwegian TV on the channel NRK, in July 2006.
Cast[]
Character | Actor[1] | ||
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Sigurd Sprett
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Fridtjof Nilsen (dialogue) | |
Anders Hatlo (songs) | |||
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Siri Sprett
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Mari Maurstad | |
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Fiffi La Fume
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Snufse
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Jappy Duck
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Magnus Nielsen | |
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Gumle Gris
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Kim Haugen | |
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Sleivkjeft/Spirrevipp
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Elmira
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Guri Schanke | |
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Stjerna
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Julie Bruin (S01E51)
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Montana Max
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Kari-Ann Grønsund | |
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Sussi
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Pinky Sprett (S03E01) | |||
Kjukk dame (S03E01) | |||
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Jojo Dodo
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Anders Hatlo | |
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Pelle Propell
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Konrad Kondor
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Pitbullen Arnold
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Dr. Gene Splicer (S01E12)
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Vanilla Ice (S01E51)
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Kåre Katt
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Trond Brænne | |
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Steven Spielberg
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Snurre Sprett
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Pelle Pigg
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Elmer Midd
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Hannibal Hanefar
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Monsteret Melvin (S01E12)
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Liten mann (S03E01) | |||
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Mary Melodi/Mari Maridal
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Guri Schanke | |
Kari-Ann Grønsund | |||
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Petter Ulv
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Original audio is retained | |
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Kjappfot
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Bokormen | |||
Trofast | |||
Additional voices
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Trond Brænne |
Technical staff | |||
Translators
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Trond Brænne | ||
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Stig Hatlo | |||
Instructor
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Anders Hatlo | ||
Studio
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Norsk Filmstudio AS | ||
Technicians
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Tore Barstad | ||
Gisle Tveito | |||
Manufacturer
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NorSound |
Christmas special[]
The Christmas special episode of the series, "It's a Wonderful Tiny Toons Christmas Special" (Julefeiring), features a different Norwegian voice cast. Most of the younger characters are voiced by the cartoon star they are based on.
Character | Actor[1] | ||
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Buster Bunny
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Harald Mæle | |
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Babs Bunny
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Lena Meieran | |
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Elmira
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Plucky Duck
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Kim Fangen | |
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Montana Max
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Aksel Hennie | |
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Waldo
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Kari-Ann Grønsund | |
Additional voices
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Rune Alstedt |
Music[]
Song | Singer(s) | ||
Fridtjof Nilsen | |||
Mari Maurstad | |||
Anders Hatlo | |||
Kari-Ann Grønsund | |||
Magnus Nielsen | |||
Tulliversitet
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Fridtjof Nilsen | ||
Mari Maurstad | |||
Jeg har føtter små
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Kim Haugen | ||
Toon ut, Toon in
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Anders Hatlo | ||
Magnus Nielsen | |||
Guri Schanke | |||
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Jappy duck introsang
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Kim Fangen | ||
Lena Meieran | |||
Guri Schanke(?) |
Credits[]
Notes[]
- Furrball, who is called "Kåre Katt" in the dub, is referred to as Pelsball in the opening theme. This is likely due to the song retaining the rhythm and beat from the original English version, and this is also what he would be called if you directly translate the English name, although it could also be a translation error that the dubbing producer did not take notice of.
- The Norwegian dub sported some creative translations, replacing American-specific references with Norwegian ones.
- Plucky was especially likely to reference Norwegian celebrities (he was particularly fond of name-dropping Kjell Magne Bondevik, the leader of the Norwegian Christian Democratic Party).
See also[]
- Tiny Toon: Min elleville ferie
References[]
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