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Twipsy is a German-Spanish-British-American animated series based on the Expo 2000 mascot of the same name created by Javier Mariscal.

Cast[]

Character Actor
MAIN CHARACTERS
Twipsy
Dan Russell
Nick Walker
Alan Marriott
Albert Barkhorn
Lissie Walker
Laurel Lefkow
SUPPORTING CHARACTERS
Stan Walker
Bob Saker
Data Eater
Sloopy
Safeguard
Information Control Boss
Elaine Walker
Toni Barry
Ga-Zonk
Miss Information
Information Control Assistant
Mosey Dosey Dough
Dan Russell
Toni Barry
(understudy, "No Business Like Slow Business")
Mort-Ray
Alan Marriott
Toni Barry
(understudy, "Chess Rules!")
Herbert Barkhorn
Alan Marriott
Draywell
Flit
Mr. Know-It-All
Mr. Neat
Rumor-Rumor
Laurel Lefkow
Zeeto
RECURRING CHARACTERS
Rachel
Laurel Lefkow
Luther
Jack
Bob Saker
Jill
Toni Barry
Helga Barkhorn
Technical staff
Recording engineer
Dave Peacock
Casting
Voice production
Character Development Limited

International versions[]

Language Title Channels
Basque Twipsy ETB 1 (Superbat and Betizu Kluba blocks, formerly)
Catalan Twipsy TV3 (Club Super3 block, formerly)
K3 (formerly)
Finnish Kyberavaruus MTV3 (formerly)
Sub Juniori (formerly)
French Twipsy, le cybermessager M6 (formerly)
Télétoon (formerly)
Radio-Canada (formerly)
Galician Twipsy TVG (Xabarín Club block, formerly)
German Twipsy Der Kinderkanal/KiKA (formerly)
ZDF (formerly)
Junior (formerly)
ORF 1 (formerly)
SRF zwei (formerly)
Greek Τουίψυ K-T.V. (formerly)
Alfa TV (formerly)
Hebrew טוויפסי Channel 2 (formerly)
Junior[2] (formerly)
Hungarian Twipsy Minimax (formerly)
Irish Twipsy TG4 (formerly)
Italian Twipsy Disney Channel (formerly)
SwitchTV (formerly)
Korean 접속! 트윕시 EBS (formerly)[3]
Mandarin (China) 电脑精灵托普西 CCTV-7 (formerly)
Polish Twipsy Minimax (both during and outside the MaxiStrefa block, formerly[4])
Portuguese (Brazil) Twipsy Discovery Kids (formerly)
Portuguese (Portugal)
(RTP)
Twipsy 2: (formerly)
Portuguese (Portugal)
(Santa Claus)
Twipsy Canal Panda (formerly)
Portuguese (Portugal)
(subtitled)
Twipsy Canal Panda (formerly)
Romanian
(voice-over)
Twipsy TVR Cultural (formerly)[5]
Spanish (Latin America) Twipsy Discovery Kids (formerly)
Spanish (Spain) Twipsy Telemadrid (Cyberclub block, formerly)
Televisión Canaria (formerly)
Club Super 3 (formerly)[6]
Thai unknown True Spark (formerly)
Valencian Twipsy Canal Nou (Babalà Club block, formerly)

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See also[]

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