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Snorks

Snorks is an animated fantasy children's TV series created by Nic Broca and produced by Hanna-Barbera Productions alongside SEPP International S.A. in collaboration with 3M France. It ran for a total of four seasons, consisting of a pilot episode and 65 episodes (108 segments), on NBC in the U.S. from September 15, 1984, to March 15, 1989. The program…

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Genre
Comedy · Adventure · Fantasy
Composer
Hoyt Curtin
Countries of origin
United States · Belgium
Created by
Nic Broca
Directed by
Carl Urbano (season 1) · Rudy Zamora (season 2) · Alan Zaslove (season 2) · Oscar Dufau (seasons 2–3) · Don Lusk (seasons 2–4)
Editors
Gil Iverson · Robert Ciaglia (season 3)

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related to Development, concept and first comic book (1981–1984) · 18
Snorks → After, Belgian, Broca, Diskies, Fantasio, Freddy Monnickendam, Hanna-Barbera, He, In June, January, NBC, Nic Broca, Persil's Belgian, Peyo, Spirou, The Smurfs, TV, While
related to Early years (1977–1981) · 16
Snorks → As, Belgian, Dupuis, Father Abraham, Freddy Monnickendam, Hanna-Barbera, He, In, It, Monnickendam, NBC, Peyo, SEPP, Smurfs, Then, These
Directed by · 10
Snorks → Alan Zaslove (season 2), Art Davis (season 3), Bob Goe (seasons 3–4), Carl Urbano (season 1), Charlie Downs (season 3), Don Lusk (seasons 2–4), John Kimball (season 3), Oscar Dufau (seasons 2–3), Paul Sommer (seasons 3–4), Rudy Zamora (season 2)
related to Broadcast and home media · 9
Snorks → Cartoon Network, Hanna-Barbera's, In, March, NBC, September, The, The Funtastic World, USA Network
related to Premiere as animated TV series (1984–1989) · 8
Snorks → Although, Broca, It, May, September, The Smurfs, TV, Unlike Freddy Monnickendam
Voices of · 7
Snorks → B. J. Ward, Barry Gordon, Brian Cummings, Frank Welker, Michael Bell, Nancy Cartwright, Rob Paulsen
Ending theme · 5
Snorks → "Come Along with the Snorks" (instrumental), "Let's Snork a Happy Song" (instrumental), "Snorks" (instrumental), "Take a Diving Snork Along" (instrumental), "We're the Snorks" (instrumental)
Opening theme · 5
Snorks → "Come Along with the Snorks" (seasons 3–4, worldwide), "Let's Snork a Happy Song" (seasons 1, U.S.), "Snorks" (season 1, worldwide), "Take a Diving Snork Along" (season 1-2, U.K.), "We're the Snorks" (season 2, U.S.)
related to External links · 4
Snorks → Archived, Don Markstein's Toonopedia, IMDbSnorks, July
related to Synopsis · 4
Snorks → Mediterranean, Snorkland, The Snorks, They

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seasons season hanna-barbera series 1989 nbc sepp broca episodes monnickendam productions seaworthy animated tv 1984 created nic pilot episode syndication

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
SnorksComposerHoyt Curtin1.00infobox
SnorksCountries of originUnited States1.00infobox
SnorksCountries of originBelgium1.00infobox
SnorksCreated byNic Broca1.00infobox
SnorksDirected byCarl Urbano (season 1)1.00infobox
SnorksDirected byRudy Zamora (season 2)1.00infobox
SnorksDirected byAlan Zaslove (season 2)1.00infobox
SnorksDirected byOscar Dufau (seasons 2–3)1.00infobox
SnorksDirected byDon Lusk (seasons 2–4)1.00infobox
SnorksDirected byArt Davis (season 3)1.00infobox
SnorksDirected byCharlie Downs (season 3)1.00infobox
SnorksDirected byJohn Kimball (season 3)1.00infobox
SnorksDirected byBob Goe (seasons 3–4)1.00infobox
SnorksDirected byPaul Sommer (seasons 3–4)1.00infobox
SnorksEditorsGil Iverson1.00infobox
SnorksEditorsRobert Ciaglia (season 3)1.00infobox
SnorksEnding theme"Snorks" (instrumental)1.00infobox
SnorksEnding theme"Let's Snork a Happy Song" (instrumental)1.00infobox
SnorksEnding theme"We're the Snorks" (instrumental)1.00infobox
SnorksEnding theme"Take a Diving Snork Along" (instrumental)1.00infobox
SnorksEnding theme"Come Along with the Snorks" (instrumental)1.00infobox
SnorksExecutive producersWilliam Hanna1.00infobox
SnorksExecutive producersJoseph Barbera1.00infobox
SnorksExecutive producersFreddy Monnickendam1.00infobox
SnorksGenreComedy1.00infobox
SnorksGenreAdventure1.00infobox
SnorksGenreFantasy1.00infobox
SnorksNetworkNBC (seasons 1–2)1.00infobox
SnorksNetworkSyndication (seasons 3–4)1.00infobox
SnorksNo. of episodes65 (108 segments + pilot episode) (list of episodes)1.00infobox

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