Hoodies Squad

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Hoodies Squad
Genre Animated comedy
Web cartoon
Created by Bartosz Walaszek
Voices of
  • Bartosz Walaszek
  • Katarzyna Kralewska-Walaszek
Theme music composer
  • Bartosz Walaszek
  • Piotr Połać
Composers
  • Bartosz Walaszek
  • Piotr Połać
Country of originPoland
Original languagePolish
No. of seasons6
No. of episodes280 (plus 2 special episodes) [footnote 1]
Production
ProducerBartosz Walaszek
Running timeca. 10 minutes
Production company SPInka Film Studio
Original release
Network
ReleaseJune 10, 2013 (2013-06-10) 
present

Hoodies Squad (Polish: Blok Ekipa) is a Polish web animated series created by Bartosz Walaszek and broadcast on his YouTube channel SPInka Film Studio since June 10, 2013, having 250 episodes and 2 specials in total. Since the late 2015, the cartoon is also shown on Comedy Central Poland. [1] Several episodes were also dubbed in Russian as Na Rayonye (На районе, Russian: 'In the Hood').

Contents

Nearly all characters in the show including the main protagonists are voiced by Bartosz Walaszek himself. Several female voiceovers are done by Katarzyna Krajewska-Walaszek.

Plot

The cartoon tells the story of a group of three lazy hooligans (Polish: dresiarze ) from Warsaw – Spejson, Wojtas and Walo. All three are 20–30 years old, originate from poor, lower-class families, live in Warsaw's Grochów subdivision and are fans of Legia. They usually spend their time sitting on benches or in Speluno club, drinking beer and smoking. Because of their rowdy nature they are at odds with the law and other hooligans. [2]

The show sometimes makes references to, or even features real events and people such as the former Polish President Aleksander Kwaśniewski [3] or to YouTube personalities. [4]

Notes

  1. As of 22 January 2024.

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References

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