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George Shrinks (2000)
George Shrinks is a French-Canadian/American/Chinese animated television series. It is based on the children's book by William Joyce, produced in China by Jade Animation and in Canada by Nelvana, in association with Public Broadcasting Service. It tells the story of a ten-year-old boy named George who, one night dreams that he is three inches tall, only to wake up and discover that it is true. The show details his adventures with his friends and family going all through his adventures on his mini machine's that George and his musical father have created.
George Shrinks: Season 1 - 40 Episode s
1x1 - On The Road
January 6, 2003
1x2 - Friends and Anemones
January 6, 2003
1x3 - If I Ran The Circus
January 6, 2003
1x4 - Coach Shrinks
January 10, 2003
An army of ants threatens to attack the family's picnic and George tries to stop them by himself.
1x5 - Becky In Wonderland
January 13, 2003
The insects from George and Becky's science project escape.
1x6 - George Unshrinks
January 14, 2003
When Aunt Eunice is left to babysit George and Junior, George sets out to prove he can do all the things a regular ten year old boy can do - but not without various mishaps.
1x7 - Migrate-est Adventure
January 15, 2003
George searches the pond for a toy that was lost 70 years ago.
1x8 - Toy George
January 16, 2003
After a huge snowfall, everyone is having fun but a disappointed Becky, who has the measles and won't be able to make her annual snowman from the first snowfall. George decides to make one for her, but risks being lost in a terrible blizzard.
1x9 - Lost and Found Art
January 17, 2003
After the Zoopercar goes missing, George tells the story of how he made it with his father.
1x10 - If It Ain't Broke
January 20, 2003
George must venture into the drain pipes to find a ring he was helping his father hide.
1x11 - Ghost of Shrinks Manor
January 21, 2003
The Shrinks family spends the day at the beach.
1x12 - Can We Keep Him?
January 22, 2003
1x13 - Space Invaders
December 2, 2000
1x14 - Close Encounters of The Bird Kind
January 24, 2003
1x15 - Dog Sitting Miss Daisy
January 27, 2003
1x16 - Ants In The Pantry
January 28, 2003
1x17 - Return To Sender
January 29, 2003
1x18 - Round Up The Usual Insects
January 30, 2003
1x19 - The More Things Change
January 31, 2003
1x20 - From Bad To Worse
February 3, 2003
1x21 - George-Lo-Phone
February 4, 2003
1x22 - Sunken Treasures
February 5, 2003
1x23 - Down On The Bayou
February 6, 2003
1x24 - Snowman's Land
February 7, 2003
1x25 - A Star Is Shrunk
January 7, 2003
1x26 - Monster Mash
January 9, 2003
1x27 - In the Duck Soup
1x28 - George's Apprentice
1x29 - The Lost World of George Shrinks
1x30 - Thankful of Trouble
1x31 - Zoopercar Caper
May 3, 2004
1x32 - All Along the Clocktower
1x33 - Down the Drain
1x34 - Return of the Space Invaders
November 10, 2001
1x35 - A Day at the Beach
1x36 - Small of the Wild
November 17, 2001
1x37 - King Kongo
1x38 - Speed Shrinks
November 24, 2001
1x39 - George vs. the Space Invaders
1x40 - Hound of the Bathervilles
George Shrinks: 3 Season s
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