Wissper

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Wissper
Wissper logo.png
Genre Children's television series
Adventure
Fantasy
Created byDan Good
Lucy Chesher
Kevin Snoad
Written bySharon Miller
Simon Nicholson
Jimmy Hibbert
Gillian Corderoy
Mellie Buse
Nick Wilson (also head)
Polly Churchill
Arabella Warner
Helena Smee
Directed bySharon Miller (voice)
Lucy Chesher (art)
Kevin Snoad
Arabella Warner
Voices of Joanna Ruiz
Peyton Jowers
Keith Wickham
India Chesher-Good
Jimmy Hibbert
Alison Dowling
Flynn Chesher-Good
Rob Rackstraw
Nigel Pilkington
Theme music composerJames Burrell
ComposerMr Miller & Mr Porter
Country of originGermany
United Kingdom
Ireland
Original languagesGerman
English
No. of seasons2
Production
Executive producersJo Daris (co, m4e)
Jessica Symons (Channel 5, Milkshake! )
Running time7-10 minutes
Production companiesMade 4 Entertainment
Absolutely Cuckoo
Telegael
Discreet Art Productions
Bastei Media
Wissper Limited
Original release
Network Channel 5 (UK)
Junior (Germany)
Release12 October 2015 (2015-10-12) 
30 November 2019 (2019-11-30)

Wissper is a CGI children's animated television series produced by Made 4 Entertainment (m4e), Telegael and Bastei Media. The first episode premiered in 2015. It is broadcast on UK TV channel Channel 5 on their Milkshake! block. [1]

Contents

Characters

Episodes

Season 1

  1. Pingwing Penguin
  2. Clumsy Elephant
  3. Polar Brrr
  4. Meerkat Muddle
  5. Mice View
  6. Tiger Teeth Trouble
  7. Orangutangle
  8. Step On It Seal
  9. Jumping Joey
  10. Monkey Mischief
  11. Strong as a Horse
  12. Panda Pal
  13. Calm Down Croc!
  14. Up With the Birds
  15. Pig in a Puddle
  16. Thirsty Giraffe
  17. Bear Cub Bedtime
  18. Roar, Lion, Roar!
  19. Pitch Perfect Panda
  20. Ostrich Away
  21. Whale Song Sing-a-long
  22. The Slow Slow Loris
  23. Hipp-No!
  24. Lostrich
  25. Meerkat Patro
  26. Oh No Polar Bear!
  27. Eager Beavers
  28. Camel Hump
  29. Flamingo Flamenco
  30. Paddling Pigs
  31. Arctic Foxed
  32. Handsome Horse
  33. Penguin Playtime
  34. Mini Mice Mystery
  35. Sssh Penguin Sssh
  36. Polar Bear Scare
  37. Koala Tag
  38. Sing Elephant Sing
  39. Meerkat Mystery
  40. Jump, Horse, Jump
  41. Bear in the Middle
  42. Orangutidy
  43. Gourmet Hippo
  44. A Penguin Party
  45. Horse in a Hole
  46. Pushy Penguins
  47. Croc Up a Tree
  48. Meerkat Itch!
  49. Polar Bears On Ice
  50. Pretty As A Pig
  51. A Penguin Pal Problem
  52. Orangutan's Bad Hair Day

Season 2

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References

  1. "M4e Bringing 'Wissper' and 'Atchoo!' to MIPJunior".