Floogals facts for kids
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| Country of origin | United Kingdom United States |
| Original language(s) | English |
| No. of seasons | 3 |
| No. of episodes | 130 |
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| Executive producer(s) | James Cabourne Nigel Pickard Ron Howard Brian Grazer |
| Producer(s) | Matt Porter Ceri Barnes |
| Running time | 11 minutes |
| Production company(s) | Nevision Studios Jellyfish Pictures Zodiak Kids Studios Absolutely Cuckoo Imagine Entertainment |
| Distributor | Zodiak Media (Season 1) Banijay Group (Seasons 2-3) |
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| Original network | Channel 5 (UK) Sprout (US) |
| First shown in | United States |
| Original release | January 15, 2016 – present |
Floogals is a fun British-American TV show that mixes live-action and animation. It's about three tiny aliens who come to Earth to learn about humans and their world. The show was first shown in the United States on January 15, 2016, on a channel called Sprout, which is now Universal Kids. It was created by Nevision Studios, Jellyfish Pictures, and Zodiak Kids. The idea for the show came from Dan Good.
Production for Floogals happened in London during 2014 and 2015. All the computer animation was done by Jellyfish Pictures. The show became very popular, and two more seasons were ordered after the first one. In September 2019, it was announced that the third season would be the last.
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Exploring Earth with the Floogals
This TV show is all about three small aliens, called Floogals, who are only three inches tall! They travel to Earth to study how humans live. When their spaceship lands, a human boy thinks it's a toy. He hangs their craft on his bedroom ceiling. But the Floogals don't mind; they just keep exploring and learning.
The show uses a cool mix of real-life settings and computer animation. The humans and their house are real, but the Floogals are created using CGI. This makes it look like tiny aliens are really exploring our world.
In each episode, the Floogals find a new object on Earth. They try to understand how it works and what it's for. After they finish their study, they send a report back to their home planet. If their report is good, they each get a special sticker of the object they researched.
Meet the Characters
The Floogals Team
The three main Floogals are small aliens who wear space suits. They don't have noses, but they have four trumpet-shaped parts on their heads. These help them hear and smell.
- Fleeker: He is the Captain of the team. Fleeker wears a red suit and is voiced by Rasmus Hardiker.
- Boomer: He is a space adventurer in training. Boomer wears a green suit. He is voiced by Hugo Harold-Harrison in seasons 1 and 2, and by Dan Wright in season 3.
- Flo: She is the First Officer. Flo wears a yellow suit. Her four head-parts are all on the top of her head. She is voiced by Jules de Jongh in seasons 1 and 2, and by Angela Griffin in season 3.
- Fee: She is the Roaming Reporter. Fee wears a light blue suit and has a robot friend named Doodle. She has only appeared in a few episodes.
The Hooman Family
The Floogals live in the house of a human family. The faces of the human characters are usually hidden.
- Dad Hooman: His name is Michael. He is voiced by Chris Corcoran.
- Evie King: Also known as "Girl Hooman," she is five years old.
- Luke King: Also known as "Boy Hooman," he is eight years old.
- Mom Hooman: Her last name is King.
- Aunt Samantha: Evie and Luke's aunt.
- Hugo: Evie and Luke's baby cousin.
- The Gundersons: The King family's neighbors.
Animal Friends
The Floogals also meet some animals in the house and garden.
- Scruffy the Dog
- Toby the Tortoise
- Bella the Cat
- Theo the Rabbit
- Edwin the Caterpillar
Episodes of Floogals
There are 52 episodes in total, and each one is about 11 minutes long. Here are some of the exciting projects the Floogals have worked on:
- Welcome To Earth (pilot episode)
- Project Ice
- Project Tortoise
- Project Balloon
- Project Trumpet
- Project Flashlight
- Project Baby
- Project Leash
- Project Puzzle
- Project Bubbles
- Project Halloween
- Project Mirror
- Project Banana
- Project Sleepover
- Project Clock
- Project Helicopter
- Project Toothbrush
- Project Washer Dryer
- Project Glue
- Project Rubberbands
- Project Sand
- Project Boxes
- Project Egg Hunt
- Project Caterpillar
- Project Clay
- Project Garden Hose
- Project Piano
- Project Tent
- Project Popcorn
- Project Dusting
- Project Seeds
- Project Rollerskates
- Project Picnic
- Project Rabbit
- Project Painting
- Project Singing
- Project Record Player
- Project Table Tennis
- Project Robot
- Project Birthday Cake
- Project Mail
- Project Magnet
- Project Ring
- Project Umbrella
- Project Bandages
- Project Vacuum
- Project Jewelry Box
- Project Vacation
- Project Aluminum Foil
- Project Hamster
- Project Pencil
- Project Rainbow
- Project Kite
Where Floogals Was Shown
Floogals has been broadcast in many countries around the world.
- In the United States, the series first aired on January 23, 2016, on Sprout. Sprout later became Universal Kids in September 2017.
- In Canada, the show was broadcast on TVOntario's TVO Kids and Knowledge Network.
- In the United Kingdom, a Scottish Gaelic version was shown on BBC Alba. The English version premiered on Channel 5's Milkshake! block in July 2017.
- In Australia, the series was broadcast on ABC2's ABC Kids block.
- In Ireland, it was shown on RTÉ and 3Kids.
- In South Africa, the series aired on eToonz.
- In the Arab world, the series was broadcast on MBC 3.
