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PAW Patrol is a Canadian CGI, action-adventure children series starring a pack of 15 heroic puppies and 4 cats: Chase, Marshall, Skye, Rocky, Rubble, Zuma, Everest, Tracker, Tuck, Ella, Rex, Wild, Rory, Shade, Leo, Liberty, Al, Coral, and Roxi (the last 13 are only occasionally part of the team), who are led by a tech-savvy 10-year-old boy named Ryder. With a unique blend of problem-solving skills, cool vehicles and lots of nice doggy humor, the PAW Patrol works together on high-stakes rescue missions to protect the Adventure Bay community.
From Marshall the fire-pup to Chase the police pup to Skye the aviation pup, each pup brings unique personality and skill to the team, modeling the importance of teamwork and good citizenship. They all have special pup packs on their backs to help them handle anything - from rescuing kittens to saving a train from a rock slide! And no matter how big the adventure, the PAW Patrol always has time for a game, a laugh, and an ear scratch from Ryder.
Characters
Here is a list of every character that has ever appeared in the series:
Through the series, while the elevator is going up to the top of the Lookout, after Marshall's iconic wipe-out, the joke is sometimes continued while going up, such as in "Pups Save a High-Flying Skye".
Joseph Motiki, Jaiden Cannatelli, Shayle Simons, Jackson Reid, Bryn McAuley, Ellen-Ray Hennesy, Peter Cugno, Anthony Sardinha, Christian Distefano, Keegan Hedley, Ron Pardo, Adrian Truss, Julie Lemieux, and Callum Shoniker have all worked on Corn & Peg.
A few of the voice actors of PAW Patrol have worked on Go, Dog. Go!. Callum Shoniker, with the role of the co-starring character, Scooch Pooch, Lyon Smith, with the role of recurring character, Spike Barker, and Deann Degruijter, with the role of guest character, Sandra Paws.
Zuma's Season 6- and Carlos's late Season 3 voice actors also provided some voice work for the PBS Kids show Let's Go Luna!.
Keith Chapman, the creator of PAW Patrol was also behind the creation of Bob the Builder. The director of Handy Manny, Ted Bastien also worked on some episodes of PAW Patrol.
Every Tuesday on Nick and Nick Jr. is Blues Tuesday, with that the I in Nick and the J in Jr. (On Nick Jr.), with this the design blends in with some scenes of episodes.
This show is in partnership with the TV series Abby Hatcher, as it has been crossed over with it.
Abby Hatcher is also alongside PAW Patrol on the website pawpatrolandfriends.com, where toys are sold.
In "PAW Patrol: The Movie", Ryder breaks the fourth wall that, he gets all the money from merchandise sales, as he shows a t-shirt with 3 of the main pups in their TV series models.
PAW Patrol is the 2nd most popular kids show and most popular preschoolers' show on Paramount+. (SpongeBob SquarePants is the #1 most popular kids show.)
An episode of NBC's show SNL/Saturday Night Live made a spoof about the TV series.
In the Australian show Bluey, a reference is shown a couple of times, in which the series is mentioned as a spoof of PAW Patrol known as "Cat Squad," a show that Muffin Heeler, the titular characters' younger Cousin, loves. Considering Muffin's age is in the target audience's age range, this could be Joe Brumm's way of poking fun at the show, Joe Brumm having helped make many episodes of Peppa Pig and Ben & Holly's Little Kingdom while in the UK. Pop Culture references wouldn't just be restrained to other shows, but also to personalities, such as Robert Irwin voicing a teenaged Dingo named Alfie, or the Vine sauce mushroom. Even the culture of Australia would be referenced, from slang to the infamous Green Ute (a Ute being Pickup truck of sorts).
Both shows are similar:
Both are preschool demographic shows.
Both taught life lessons (Growth, helping in a community)
Has real life relations (Bluey: Locations, PAW Patrol: Occupations)
Focuses on dogs with adults as well.
Have tearjerker moments (movie in PAW Patrol case).
Both have an Australian character (Traveling Travis, All in Bluey)
Throughout the series, a stretching sound effect, from the children's video game, Stretchy Monkey is used.
It is likely that this sound effect is from a non-copyright sound effects website.
There is a CBeebies show based on this series called Dog Squad, which has the pups in that show say the pups' and Ryder's catchphrases respectively, similar to how they do missions to help, nearly has a town based in a country, etc.
Each vehicle's number goes in chronological order of introduction. But the Mission PAW Cruiser is number 14, even though it is the next one after Tracker's jeep, which is number 11. This is because the PAW Terrain Vehicle and Pirate Patroller, which are both toys, released in real life before the Mission PAW Cruiser.
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British English | Bulgarian | Croatian | Czech | Danish | Dutch | Estonian (voice-over) | European Portuguese | European Spanish | Finnish (Nickelodeon | Yle) | French | German | Hungarian | Italian | Latvian (voice-over) | Lithuanian (voice-over) | Norwegian | Polish | Romanian | Russian | Serbian | Slovene | Swedish | Ukrainian (Megogo (voice-over) | Nickelodeon)
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