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'''Series 1''' of ''[[K9 (TV series)|K9]]'' premiered in full in [[2010]] with a run of 26 30-minute episodes in the series -- the longest ''Doctor Who''-related season since [[Season 19]] in 1981, which also had 26 episodes. It is also the first full-season production of a non-BBC-produced spin-off series. | '''Series 1''' of ''[[K9 (TV series)|K9]]'' premiered in full in [[2010]] with a run of 26 30-minute episodes in the series -- the longest ''Doctor Who''-related season since [[Season 19]] in 1981, which also had 26 episodes. It is also the first full-season production of a non-BBC-produced spin-off series. | ||
The first episode aired on Disney XD (formerly Jetix) in the UK | The first episode aired on Disney XD (formerly Jetix) in the UK as a special on 31st October 2009.<ref>[http://gallifreynewsbase.blogspot.com/2009/10/k9-to-launch-this-weekend.html Doctor Who News Page Report]</ref> This was followed by the series in full premiering in Scandinavia in January 2010. The series debuted in full on Disney XD in the UK and in Australia on Ten on 3rd April 2010, only hours before the start of ''Doctor Who'' [[Series 5 (Doctor Who)|Series 5]] in Britain.<ref>[http://www.throng.com.au/k9/series-premiere-k9-ten Throng - Series Premiere of K9 on Ten] <small>accessed 11th October 2010</small></ref><ref>[http://gallifreynewsbase.blogspot.com/2010/03/k9-australian-launch-date.html The Doctor Who News Page - Bookmark and Share K9 - UK and Australian premier on 3rd April] <small>accessed 11th October 2010</small></ref> | ||
As with its parent program, ''K9'' Series 1 used individual episode titles for both standalones and multi-part storylines. Two multi-parters were in this series, an initial three-part story leading off the season, and a five-chapter story concluding it. | As with its parent program, ''K9'' Series 1 used individual episode titles for both standalones and multi-part storylines. Two multi-parters were in this series, an initial three-part story leading off the season, and a five-chapter story concluding it. | ||
Revision as of 12:35, 11 October 2010
Series 1 of K9 premiered in full in 2010 with a run of 26 30-minute episodes in the series -- the longest Doctor Who-related season since Season 19 in 1981, which also had 26 episodes. It is also the first full-season production of a non-BBC-produced spin-off series.
The first episode aired on Disney XD (formerly Jetix) in the UK as a special on 31st October 2009.[1] This was followed by the series in full premiering in Scandinavia in January 2010. The series debuted in full on Disney XD in the UK and in Australia on Ten on 3rd April 2010, only hours before the start of Doctor Who Series 5 in Britain.[2][3]
As with its parent program, K9 Series 1 used individual episode titles for both standalones and multi-part storylines. Two multi-parters were in this series, an initial three-part story leading off the season, and a five-chapter story concluding it.
Cast
Primary Cast
- K9 Mark 2 - John Leeson [4]
- Starkey - Keegan Joyce
- Jorjie Turner - Philippa Coulthard
- Darius Pike - Daniel Webber
- Professor Alistair Gryffen - Robert Moloney
- June Turner - Robyn Moore
Secondary Cast
Guest Cast
- Ahab - Brad McMurray
- Vibeka - Sophia Emerson-Bains
- Melaina - Cathy Tucker
- Eleanor Gryffen - Sarah McIntosh
- Mina Gryffen - Rachel Everett
- Jacob Gryffen - Joshua McIvor
- Nehetka (voice) - Todd Levi
- Geb - Matthew Remer
- Postman Pat - Gabriel Egan
- Constable - Daniel Murphy
- Miles Barrington Smythe - Corey Robinson
- Yssaringintinka - Cathey Robinsen
- Marcus - Thomas Calder
- Birdie - Josh Norbido
- Birdie (voice) - Peter Kent
- John - Bash Kruck
- Etydion - Tarek Beheby
- Taphony - Maia Mitchell
- Freddie Maxwell - Gareth Harris
- Chuckles - Remi Broadway
- Boris - Micheal Donnet
Introducing
Television Stories
DVD release
As with Doctor Who and Torchwood there will be a complete series box set and at least one "vanila" DVD is announced.
The full series boxset is due to be release in 29th September in Australia, UK release is unknown. [1]
The first vanila DVD, The Bounty Hunter, containing the first 6 episodes; is due to be released in Australia in 29th September 2010, UK release is unknown.[2]
Official Boxset Cover.
The Bounty Hunter Official Cover.
External links
Footnotes
- ↑ Doctor Who News Page Report
- ↑ Throng - Series Premiere of K9 on Ten accessed 11th October 2010
- ↑ The Doctor Who News Page - Bookmark and Share K9 - UK and Australian premier on 3rd April accessed 11th October 2010
- ↑ Doctor Who Magazine issue 411 reports that John Leeson returns to voice K9 for all 26 episodes
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