Lost in Chalk / Asleep at the Chalk / If You Can’t Beat ‘Em, Eat ‘Em / Scat (song) Taffy / Follow the Bouncing Bag / Nighty Note / Dream A Lotta Dreams (song) Pumpkin Love / Chip of Fools / Irresistible / Please Let Me In (song)Ĭhalk Queen / Cleo’s Secret / Snap’s Wishy Washout / Chunky (song)ĭraw and Let Draw / The Towering Wilter / Snapsheebah / Flashlight (song)
The Smooch / Power Play / All the Way to the Top (song) The Heist / Battle of the Hands / Chocolate Brunch / Oh My My (song) Pop Goes the Balloon / Snap Builds His Dream House / Fireplug Ballet / There You Are (song) Waste Mountain / Madcap Snap / What’s My Line? / Puttin’ on the Dog (song)
CHALKZONE SCRAWL SONG PORTABLE
Hole in the Wall / The Terrible 2 1/2’s / Super Hero Snap / I’m Back and Bluer Then Ever (song)ĭisappearing Act / Portable Portal / Snap on Tour / Making Faces (song) The Wiggies / Rapunzel / Hair to Stay / Coming to Life (song) Snap Out of Water / Two Left Feet / Rudus Tabootus / All Day Jam (song) Snapmobile / Rudy’s Date / FutureZone / Mumbo Jumbo Jump (song)
The Skrawl / Pie Day / Secret Passages / We’re In The Zone (song)
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Rudy’s First Adventure / Rudy’s Story / Bushel Full of Yum (song)įrench Fry Falls (Amazin’ River) / Gift Adrift / Escucha Mi Corazon (song) High Confidence This episode list is considered as accurate as possible. The episode codes are official numbers used by the network. The dates, days and times listed are for their first appearance on the network. The episode list and air dates below are for Nickelodeon in the United States. The drawings that have been previously erased come to life as Rudy explores the ChalkZone. Rudy can draw portals with his magic chalk and use those portals to enter new worlds. Young Rudy appears like any other student at his elementary school, but he has a special gift. The final six episodes were held back and didn’t air until the summer of 2008 at 6:30 in the morning.
CHALKZONE SCRAWL SONG SERIES
As was the case with many shows, Nick’s interest in the series dwindled between 20. Starting with episode #020, the title cards changed from a chalkboard to custom designs for each episode. Starting with season three (at episode #015), the show received an updated intro. The third season consisted of 16 episodes, and the fourth and final season had 10 episodes. A second season of eight episodes debuted in 2003. The first season consisted of six half-hours, which the network ran a tremendous amount throughout the year. It debuted as Nick’s highest rated series premiere at the time with kids 2-11 and had over 4 million total viewers. Nick officially launched ChalkZone as its own show on March 22, 2002. Of all ten pre-series shorts, eight were repackaged into the first season of ChalkZone, with “ChalkDad” and “Chalk Rain” being the two that were left out. Nickelodeon then aired a special stand-alone pilot on December 31, 1999, which featured two more shorts. Two shorts aired during the first season and six more during the second season in the fall of 1999. Kids TV History Episode Lists News TV Schedules ChalkZoneĬhalkZone began as a series of eight shorts on Nickelodeon’s Oh Yeah! Cartoons animation showcase series, debuting July 19, 1998.
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