Pat et Stanley (, , , , ) is an animated series that appeared as part of the children's television programme TFOU on the French network TF1. The show is animated by Mac Guff and created by Pierre Coffin.

Pat and Stan have appeared in 39 short episodes, as well as the 2006 26-minute special Pat et Stanley: Le Trésor de Pit et Mortimer (Pat and Stanley: The Treasure of Pit and Mortimer).

Characters

Main Patrick "Pat" Hippo (voiced by Dan Green) - a pink anthropomorphic hippopotamus. He is lazy, sometimes clumsy and often plays pranks on Stan. He likes video games. Stanley "Stan" Dog (voiced by David Wills) - a yellow anthropomorphic beagle. He likes to clean the house where he lives with Pat. He is rather grumpy and is in love with Stephanie.

Recurring Aunt Martha (voiced by Carrie Keranen) - an anthropomorphic pig. She is an aunt. Professor Chi-Chi (voiced by Bryan Fenkart) - a anthropomorphic rat who spends his days inventing machines that cause damage, especially when Pat and Stan use them. He does not like to be disturbed when he works in his laboratory. Stephanie (voiced by Bella Hudson) - an orange anthropomorphic cat. She is a painter and does yoga, She is the girlfriend of Stan and Pat. Emily (voiced by Bella Hudson) - a brown anthropomorphic mole. Lilli (Voiced by Carrie Keranen) - a white anthropomorphic rabbit. She is the girlfriend of Stuart. Stuart (voiced by Sean Schemmel) - a white anthropomorphic sloth. He is the best friend of Pat and Stan. Momo - an orange bunny. He is the son of Lilli. Brutox - is a anthropomorphic pig who steals stuff from his classmate Professor Chi-Chi. He appears on "Super Loser". The Chickens - They are chicken triplets. The Elephants - They are elephant triplets.

Episodes Series overview Season Episodes Originally aired Season premiere Season finale 1 13 2004 2005 2 13 2006 2007 3 13 2008 2009

Season 1 (2004-05) No. inseriesNo. inseasonTitleDirected byWritten byStoryboard byAir date

Season 2 (2006-07) No. inseriesNo. inseasonTitleDirected byWritten byStoryboard byAir date

Season 3 (2008-09) No. inseriesNo. inseasonTitleDirected byWritten byStoryboard byAir date

Film (2006)

Broadcast Outside France, the duo are most famous for the short clip in which Pat is seen singing "The Lion Sleeps Tonight". The clip appeared in Italy in a commercial by Ferrero's Kinder chocolates; they also produced a "Happy Hippo" shaped chocolate snack. It also appeared in Indonesia as a filler for a local TV channel based at Sukamara Regency, Central Kalimantan, Sukamara Jaya Television (SJTV), of which the original audio has been completely replaced with a dialogue in Banjarese that includes instances of body shaming.

Two English dubs have also been made, one broadcast on CITV and Pop in the United Kingdom, with Pat and Stan being voiced by Jay Simon and John Telfer respectively, and another on Kids' WB (later known as The CW4Kids and then, Toonzai) and also The Shorts on Cartoon Network in the United States, where Pat and Stan were voiced by Dan Green and David Wills respectively and under two Dutch versions on Jetix in the Netherlands and on Ketnet in Flanders. Pat and Stanley are now featured in many unofficial online videos singing English (as well as international) songs. It was on Cartoon Network's website from December 5, 2014 to April 11, 2015.

In October 9, 2008, it was reported that ITV had acquired and secured rights of the show to air and re-air on the CITV channel, ITV had acquired and secured rights of all readily available formats of the show since its conception in 2004 such as the 350 shorts of the show already made and the half-hour 'Treasure Hunt'' special, too. The 350 shorts of the show were scheduled to be put on the CITV website very soon but would not be making its debut TV launch in the then upcoming Christmas of the same year. ITV had also acquired the latest new series produced at the time consisting of 39 episodes in 7 minute formats to air in the spring of 2009 on the CITV channel.

References

External links . Retrieved on February 8, 2009. Creator's website. Mac Guff . Paris, France: MacGuff Ligne. Production company website. TFou. Paris, France: TF1. Retrieved on February 8, 2009. Parent show's website (in French).