Remy & Boo is a Canadian animated children's television series created by Matthew Fernandes that premiered on Universal Kids on May 1, 2020.[1] It centers on an adventurous 6-year-old girl and her best friend, a big and squishy pink robot. The series was produced by Industrial Brothers in association with Boat Rocker Studios.
After 26 episodes (52 half-hour segments), the series concluded on October 10, 2020.
Premise
The series follows Remy, an adventurous 6-year-old girl with a unique best friend named Boo, who is a big, squishy, pink robot. Fueled by Remy's indomitable spirit and Boo's can-do attitude, their days in Dolphin Bay are filled with new adventures both big and small, powered by two incredible imaginations. Through heartwarming, humorous and inventive storytelling, the characters discover their place in the world and learn that there is no greater power than the power of friendship.
Characters
Main
Remy (voiced by Ava Ro) is a 6-year-old girl who is able to play the ukulele.
Boo (voiced by Rob Tinkler) is Remy's robot and companion who resembles a quadruped creature. His abilities include flying by conjuring balloons from his back, shooting light-based confetti, or extending a robot arm with a certain tool to fix things. To recharge, Boo needs to either be in his charging pod, go into sleep mode, or in small doses receive hugs called "snuzzles" from Remy. Despite mostly mumbling, Boo is able to speak a few words.
Recurring
Nikhil (voiced by Chris D'Silva) is an 6-year-old Indian boy who is one of Remy's human friends. He likes science fiction and reads comics related to it.
Mia (voiced by Madison Abbott) is Remy's 6-year-old human friend. Her mother bought her a dog toy from Japan, named Cutesoo. It is one of the pets in the show.
Remy's Mom (voiced by Katie Griffin) is a marine biologist. She was interviewed once on TV, and she dives under the sea. Like her daughter, she can play the ukulele.
Remy's Dad (Mr. Kay) (voiced by Jonathan Tan) is a diner operator and runs a diner called Shrimpy's, and he also dives under the sea.
Skipper Jack (voiced by Brad Adamson) is a fisherman.
Poppy (voiced by Derek McGrath) is Remy's maternal grandfather and Boo's creator who lives in the lighthouse. As a boy, Poppy created a wind-up toy which would be the basis for Boo's design.
Mr. Periwinkle (voiced by John Cleland) is Remy and Boo's snooty neighbor who lives on their opposite side of the street.
Skylar (voiced by Gabby Clarke) is Remy's cousin who used to have the same interests as Remy but has adapted into the goth subculture when her old best friend Ava left Dolphin Bay.
EB (voiced by Bryn McAuley) is Remy's friend who works at a milkshake stand. She has pink hair. The official article about the show mentions her as an honorary sister to Remy. What her name stands for is never explained. Like Remy, EB can play the ukulele.
Pets
Beans is Remy's family pet cat.
Cutesu is Mia's high-tech toy dog that almost has a mind of its own. It almost only barks, but at times says "I love you!"
Peaches is Mr. Periwinkle's pet poodle with no definite gender.[note 1]
Episodes
No.
Title
Directed by
Written by
Storyboarded by
Original release date
Prod. code
U.S. viewers (millions)
1
"Invisiboo"
Lesley Headrick
Story by: Tom Berger Teleplay by: Jiro C. Okada & Meghan Read Story by: Sheila Rogerson Teleplay by: Bernice Vanderlaan
Jason Thompson & Marko Bajic Katherine Lim & Fancia He
January5,2020(2020-01-05)
101
N/A
"The Snicklehoot"
2
"Lost and Found"
Lesley Headrick
Emer Connon Diana Moore
Jason Thompson & Marko Bajic Andreas Shuster & Faisal Roja
January8,2020(2020-01-08)
103
N/A
"Best Song Ever"
3
"Fixer Upper Boo Boo"
Lesley Headrick
Jiro C. Okada Tom Berger
Jason Thompson & Marko Bajic Katherine Lim & Koko Chou
The show was announced in February 2017 when Universal Kids (which was known as Sprout at that time) greenlighted a CGI animated series called Remy & Boo that would be produced by Canadian animation studio Industrial Brothers and production & distribution company Boat Rocker Studios with them handling distribution rights to the series internationally.[2]
Animation
Industrial Brothers (which co-producer Boat Rocker Studios held a stake in the studio) handled animation production services for the series alongside Dublin-based Irish CGI animation studio Giant Animation who partnered with Industrial Brothers to handle animated services for the show[3]
Notes
↑ In "Lost and Found", Peaches is referred as she. In "Pup Sitting Peaches", Peaches is referred as he.
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