Four Eyes!

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Four Eyes!
Genre
Created byDarryl Kluskowski
Written byMadellaine Paxson
Directed byPatrick Claeys
Voices of
Theme music composerStéphane Meer
Opening theme"Four Eyes!"
ComposerStéphane Meer
Country of originUnited States
France
Ireland
Original languageEnglish
No. of seasons2
No. of episodes24 (48 segments)
Production
Executive producersGilbert Hus
William T. Baumann
Bruce D. Johnson
Fred Schaefer
Philippe Lenget
Paul Cummins
ProducerSiobhán Ní Ghadhra
Running time22 minutes
Production companies PorchLight Entertainment
Pictor Media
Telegael Teoranta
Original release
Network Nicktoons Network (United States)
France 3 (France)
TG4 (Ireland)
ReleaseJanuary 2, 2006 (2006-01-02)

Four Eyes! is an animated television series created by Darryl Kluskowski and co-produced by PorchLight Entertainment, Pictor Media and Telegael Teoranta for France 3.

Contents

Plot summary

The series centers around a misanthropic alien girl called Emma, who is sent to earth by her parents to repeat the fifth grade.

Characters

Episode list

Season 1

  1. Who's Who? / So Dreamy
  2. The Test / Bad Hair Day
  3. Goal Oriented / They Are Among Us
  4. Zoo-Illogical / Miss Dowager's Secret
  5. Science Friction / Parents From Space
  6. The Fifth Emma / Cold Hearted
  7. Lost Connection / Pete and Re-Pete
  8. Headmaster Emma / Making Plans for Pete
  9. Miss Academy Mishap / Falling Star
  10. Miss Pop Hilarity / Plasmic Psycho-Alienanalysis
  11. Cheaters Never Win / No Payne, No Gain!
  12. Frog Day Afternoon / The Last Judgment
  13. Gone to the Dogs / Roomies

Season 2

  1. The Pool / Who Needs You?
  2. Alter Ego / Less Humanity Please!
  3. Til' Debt Do Us Part / The Unknown Comic
  4. Homesick is Where the Heart Is / Mad About You
  5. Desperately Seeking Skyler / Love is For Dummies
  6. Venus de Pete / The Loch Ness Emma
  7. Back to Nature / Spoiled Milk
  8. Big Bang Boom / Two Faced Emma
  9. The Milk Man / Radio Free Earth
  10. Fish Feud / Ben and Julie
  11. Monkey See, Monkey Do / Mother's Day
  12. Green Four Eyed Monster / Mission Chimpossible

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References

  1. Miss Dowager's Secret