Johnny’s Adventures – From VR-Wizarding to Real-World Monster-Slaying

From VR-wizarding to real-world monster-slaying, Johnny and Dukey dive headfirst into a slew of outrageous adventures that rarely go as planned. Johnny’s Got a Brand New Mom 14m When Johnny gets in trouble at school, he asks his sisters to develop a robot mom that looks just like the real thing to trick his teacher. Johnny’s Battle Royale 2 14m Bling Bling forces Johnny, Dukey, Susan, Mary and many others to return to Melee Island for another over-the-top battle royale.

Johnny’s Scary Fairy Tales 14m After suffering nightmares about the Big Bad Wolf, Johnny decides to face his fears in Susan and Mary’s dream chamber invention. The Revenge of Johnny’s Baby Bro 14m Ten-hut! Johnny’s nefarious baby-brother-bot escapes from military school to cause more chaos among the Test family.

Johnny the Monster Slayer 14m After someone — or something — destroys a candy store, Mr. Black and Mr. White call on Johnny X to handle the fallout. Johnny’Mon Go! Again 14m When Johnny gets locked out of his video game, Mary and Susan send him into Tiny’mon’s virtual world in hopes of getting some answers.

Johnny Presents: The Dukey Channel 14m Johnny enlists Dukey to star in a series of hilarious online videos for Snoob-Tube in hopes of making some serious money, Johnny’s Super Smart House 14m Johnny loves it. Dad and Dukey do not.

What Is The Name Of The New Season Of Johnny Test?

Netflix has released a trailer for its Johnny Test reboot series – or Johnny Test Season 7, depending on how you want to look at the former Cartoon Network series’ continuation on the streaming service. Watch that below! Hmm, that sounds like a challenge!

There will even be a Test Family team-up episode. Meanwhile, the show has also sparked debate about which shows deserve revivals, and which ones do not. If you’ve never checked out the 2000s cartoon series, seasons 1-6 are streaming on Netflix.

Join Johnny and his dog Dukey in their high-action escapades. He is frequently called the kid with the flaming hair due to having scarlet red highlights in his yellow hair. He is most often seen wearing green cargo pants and a black shirt with a trefoil symbol on it, which he wears under a navy blue dress shirt, and a watch that he rarely uses.

He is very hyperactive, and often messes with his sisters’ inventions, causing trouble and mayhem, but just as often proves himself to be extremely clever such as by frequently tricking his genius sisters or conquering the day from whatever goodness happens to show up. Johnny Test Season 7 will stream on Netflix in mid-July.

Who Is Johnny Test’S Main Arch-Nemesis?

It premiered on Kids’ WB, on The WB Television Network, on September 17, 2005 and concluded its run on December 25, 2014 (January 2, 2015 in other countries) with 6 seasons. [1] The series currently aired in the United States on Cartoon Network starting on January 7, 2008,[2] and in Canada on Teletoon, on September 8, 2006. Animation for the first season, then from the second season by Teletoon.

Plot Johnny is the troublesome, narcissistic, curious, spoiled and widely disrespected member of the Test family, which consists of his super-genius 13-year-old twin sisters, Susan and Mary, his talking (and talkative) companion dog, Dukey, and his over-the-top parents, his mother Lila, who is a full-blown workaholic businesswoman, and his father Hugh, who is a obsessive-compulsive househusband who likes total hygiene and meat loaf. The Test twins use their younger brother as a guinea pig for their other experiments (thus their surname of Test) in their secret laboratory, with which they try to impress Gil Nexdor, their pretty boy next-door neighbor. In some episodes, throughout the series, Johnny often messes with his sisters’ inventions, causing trouble and mayhem, but just as often proves himself to be extremely clever such as by frequently tricking his genius sisters into giving him gadgets or superpowers in order to use them in combat and other situations, or saving the day from whatever danger happens to show up, like unwillingly battling evil villains found in Porkbelly and/or anywhere else in the process.

Logo History Broadcast history The early years Johnny Test began airing in the United States in 2005 on The WB’s Saturday morning block, Kids’ WB. It was tested for unused pilot episodes on October 2, 2004 and released to TV on September 17, 2005. During the airing of the second season, The WB and UPN merged into The CW, where it would air the second and third seasons.

Cartoon Network Johnny Test premiered on Cartoon Network in the United States on January 7, 2008. Johnny Test would air new episodes on Cartoon Network starting with the fourth season on November 9, 2009. Cancellation Despite the confirmation of a seventh season in June 2013, the series ended after the conclusion of the sixth season on December 25, 2014.

The Lost Web Series On March 15, 2019, it was announced by the official Johnny Test YouTube channel that new episodes would be coming soon. On May 2, 2020, over a year after announcement, it premiered. Trivia This show was based on the childhood memories of the creator, Scott Fellows.

What Is The Name Of The American-Canadian Animated Series?

First Season Theme Song Bling-Bling, A Mole King, Super Secret Feds!Extreme Teens, Moon Fiends, Brain Freezing Heads!Monkey Boys, Turbo Toys, Monster Trucking Treads!Just another day in the life of a boy! Advertisement: Johnny Test is an American-Canadian Animated Series featuring the eponymous 11-year-old hero and his super talking dog, Dukey. The duo find themselves going on various crazy exploits thanks to Johnny’s older twin sisters’ tendency to use him as an often willing guinea pig for their science experiments, or him just screwing around in the laboratory in general.

The show premiered on the Kids’ WB! Animation produce the series, and Canadian network Teletoon began funding production. The series also switched from traditional animation to Adobe Flash in Season 2, as Warner Bros decided to cut costs by outsourcing the show to Halifax-based studio Collideascope. in 2008, but was Uncancelled in 2009 when Cartoon Network picked up the series for broadcast and began co-commissioning episodes with Teletoon.

Advertisement: In 2019, it was revealed that the show would be uncancelled again, this time in the form of a web series on YouTube and two more seasons on Netflix. For the webseries, none of the original cast (not even James Arnold Taylor, the voice of the title character) returned, and it proved extremely short-lived. The revived series, on the other hand, brought most of the original cast back and another change in animation, with series owners WildBrain using their Vancouver studio to animate the show via Toon Boom and Netflix now funding the show.

From VR-wizarding to real-world monster-slaying, Johnny and Dukey dive headfirst into a slew of outrageous adventures that rarely go as planned. Johnny’s Got a Brand New Mom 14m When Johnny gets in trouble at school, he asks his sisters to develop a robot mom that looks just like the real thing to trick his teacher. Johnny’s Battle Royale 2 14m Bling Bling forces Johnny, Dukey, Susan, Mary and many others to return to Melee Island for another over-the-top battle royale.

Johnny’s Scary Fairy Tales 14m After suffering nightmares about the Big Bad Wolf, Johnny decides to face his fears in Susan and Mary’s dream chamber invention. The Revenge of Johnny’s Baby Bro 14m Ten-hut! Johnny’s nefarious baby-brother-bot escapes from military school to cause more chaos among the Test family.

Johnny the Monster Slayer 14m After someone — or something — destroys a candy store, Mr. Black and Mr. White call on Johnny X to handle the fallout. Johnny’Mon Go! Again 14m When Johnny gets locked out of his video game, Mary and Susan send him into Tiny’mon’s virtual world in hopes of getting some answers.

Johnny Presents: The Dukey Channel 14m Johnny enlists Dukey to star in a series of hilarious online videos for Snoob-Tube in hopes of making some serious money, Johnny’s Super Smart House 14m Johnny loves it. Dad and Dukey do not.

What Is The Name Of The New Season Of Johnny Test?

Netflix has released a trailer for its Johnny Test reboot series – or Johnny Test Season 7, depending on how you want to look at the former Cartoon Network series’ continuation on the streaming service. Watch that below! Hmm, that sounds like a challenge!

There will even be a Test Family team-up episode. Meanwhile, the show has also sparked debate about which shows deserve revivals, and which ones do not. If you’ve never checked out the 2000s cartoon series, seasons 1-6 are streaming on Netflix.

Join Johnny and his dog Dukey in their high-action escapades. He is frequently called the kid with the flaming hair due to having scarlet red highlights in his yellow hair. He is most often seen wearing green cargo pants and a black shirt with a trefoil symbol on it, which he wears under a navy blue dress shirt, and a watch that he rarely uses.

He is very hyperactive, and often messes with his sisters’ inventions, causing trouble and mayhem, but just as often proves himself to be extremely clever such as by frequently tricking his genius sisters or conquering the day from whatever goodness happens to show up. Johnny Test Season 7 will stream on Netflix in mid-July.

Who Is Johnny Test’S Main Arch-Nemesis?

It premiered on Kids’ WB, on The WB Television Network, on September 17, 2005 and concluded its run on December 25, 2014 (January 2, 2015 in other countries) with 6 seasons. [1] The series currently aired in the United States on Cartoon Network starting on January 7, 2008,[2] and in Canada on Teletoon, on September 8, 2006. Animation for the first season, then from the second season by Teletoon.

Plot Johnny is the troublesome, narcissistic, curious, spoiled and widely disrespected member of the Test family, which consists of his super-genius 13-year-old twin sisters, Susan and Mary, his talking (and talkative) companion dog, Dukey, and his over-the-top parents, his mother Lila, who is a full-blown workaholic businesswoman, and his father Hugh, who is a obsessive-compulsive househusband who likes total hygiene and meat loaf. The Test twins use their younger brother as a guinea pig for their other experiments (thus their surname of Test) in their secret laboratory, with which they try to impress Gil Nexdor, their pretty boy next-door neighbor. In some episodes, throughout the series, Johnny often messes with his sisters’ inventions, causing trouble and mayhem, but just as often proves himself to be extremely clever such as by frequently tricking his genius sisters into giving him gadgets or superpowers in order to use them in combat and other situations, or saving the day from whatever danger happens to show up, like unwillingly battling evil villains found in Porkbelly and/or anywhere else in the process.

Logo History Broadcast history The early years Johnny Test began airing in the United States in 2005 on The WB’s Saturday morning block, Kids’ WB. It was tested for unused pilot episodes on October 2, 2004 and released to TV on September 17, 2005. During the airing of the second season, The WB and UPN merged into The CW, where it would air the second and third seasons.

Cartoon Network Johnny Test premiered on Cartoon Network in the United States on January 7, 2008. Johnny Test would air new episodes on Cartoon Network starting with the fourth season on November 9, 2009. Cancellation Despite the confirmation of a seventh season in June 2013, the series ended after the conclusion of the sixth season on December 25, 2014.

The Lost Web Series On March 15, 2019, it was announced by the official Johnny Test YouTube channel that new episodes would be coming soon. On May 2, 2020, over a year after announcement, it premiered. Trivia This show was based on the childhood memories of the creator, Scott Fellows.

What Is The Name Of The American-Canadian Animated Series?

First Season Theme Song Bling-Bling, A Mole King, Super Secret Feds!Extreme Teens, Moon Fiends, Brain Freezing Heads!Monkey Boys, Turbo Toys, Monster Trucking Treads!Just another day in the life of a boy! Advertisement: Johnny Test is an American-Canadian Animated Series featuring the eponymous 11-year-old hero and his super talking dog, Dukey. The duo find themselves going on various crazy exploits thanks to Johnny’s older twin sisters’ tendency to use him as an often willing guinea pig for their science experiments, or him just screwing around in the laboratory in general.

The show premiered on the Kids’ WB! Animation produce the series, and Canadian network Teletoon began funding production. The series also switched from traditional animation to Adobe Flash in Season 2, as Warner Bros decided to cut costs by outsourcing the show to Halifax-based studio Collideascope. in 2008, but was Uncancelled in 2009 when Cartoon Network picked up the series for broadcast and began co-commissioning episodes with Teletoon.

Advertisement: In 2019, it was revealed that the show would be uncancelled again, this time in the form of a web series on YouTube and two more seasons on Netflix. For the webseries, none of the original cast (not even James Arnold Taylor, the voice of the title character) returned, and it proved extremely short-lived. The revived series, on the other hand, brought most of the original cast back and another change in animation, with series owners WildBrain using their Vancouver studio to animate the show via Toon Boom and Netflix now funding the show.

From VR-wizarding to real-world monster-slaying, Johnny and Dukey dive headfirst into a slew of outrageous adventures that rarely go as planned. Johnny’s Got a Brand New Mom 14m When Johnny gets in trouble at school, he asks his sisters to develop a robot mom that looks just like the real thing to trick his teacher. Johnny’s Battle Royale 2 14m Bling Bling forces Johnny, Dukey, Susan, Mary and many others to return to Melee Island for another over-the-top battle royale.

Johnny’s Scary Fairy Tales 14m After suffering nightmares about the Big Bad Wolf, Johnny decides to face his fears in Susan and Mary’s dream chamber invention. The Revenge of Johnny’s Baby Bro 14m Ten-hut! Johnny’s nefarious baby-brother-bot escapes from military school to cause more chaos among the Test family.

Johnny the Monster Slayer 14m After someone — or something — destroys a candy store, Mr. Black and Mr. White call on Johnny X to handle the fallout. Johnny’Mon Go! Again 14m When Johnny gets locked out of his video game, Mary and Susan send him into Tiny’mon’s virtual world in hopes of getting some answers.

Johnny Presents: The Dukey Channel 14m Johnny enlists Dukey to star in a series of hilarious online videos for Snoob-Tube in hopes of making some serious money, Johnny’s Super Smart House 14m Johnny loves it. Dad and Dukey do not.

What Is The Name Of The New Season Of Johnny Test?

Netflix has released a trailer for its Johnny Test reboot series – or Johnny Test Season 7, depending on how you want to look at the former Cartoon Network series’ continuation on the streaming service. Watch that below! Hmm, that sounds like a challenge!

There will even be a Test Family team-up episode. Meanwhile, the show has also sparked debate about which shows deserve revivals, and which ones do not. If you’ve never checked out the 2000s cartoon series, seasons 1-6 are streaming on Netflix.

Join Johnny and his dog Dukey in their high-action escapades. He is frequently called the kid with the flaming hair due to having scarlet red highlights in his yellow hair. He is most often seen wearing green cargo pants and a black shirt with a trefoil symbol on it, which he wears under a navy blue dress shirt, and a watch that he rarely uses.

He is very hyperactive, and often messes with his sisters’ inventions, causing trouble and mayhem, but just as often proves himself to be extremely clever such as by frequently tricking his genius sisters or conquering the day from whatever goodness happens to show up. Johnny Test Season 7 will stream on Netflix in mid-July.

Who Is Johnny Test’S Main Arch-Nemesis?

It premiered on Kids’ WB, on The WB Television Network, on September 17, 2005 and concluded its run on December 25, 2014 (January 2, 2015 in other countries) with 6 seasons. [1] The series currently aired in the United States on Cartoon Network starting on January 7, 2008,[2] and in Canada on Teletoon, on September 8, 2006. Animation for the first season, then from the second season by Teletoon.

Plot Johnny is the troublesome, narcissistic, curious, spoiled and widely disrespected member of the Test family, which consists of his super-genius 13-year-old twin sisters, Susan and Mary, his talking (and talkative) companion dog, Dukey, and his over-the-top parents, his mother Lila, who is a full-blown workaholic businesswoman, and his father Hugh, who is a obsessive-compulsive househusband who likes total hygiene and meat loaf. The Test twins use their younger brother as a guinea pig for their other experiments (thus their surname of Test) in their secret laboratory, with which they try to impress Gil Nexdor, their pretty boy next-door neighbor. In some episodes, throughout the series, Johnny often messes with his sisters’ inventions, causing trouble and mayhem, but just as often proves himself to be extremely clever such as by frequently tricking his genius sisters into giving him gadgets or superpowers in order to use them in combat and other situations, or saving the day from whatever danger happens to show up, like unwillingly battling evil villains found in Porkbelly and/or anywhere else in the process.

Logo History Broadcast history The early years Johnny Test began airing in the United States in 2005 on The WB’s Saturday morning block, Kids’ WB. It was tested for unused pilot episodes on October 2, 2004 and released to TV on September 17, 2005. During the airing of the second season, The WB and UPN merged into The CW, where it would air the second and third seasons.

Cartoon Network Johnny Test premiered on Cartoon Network in the United States on January 7, 2008. Johnny Test would air new episodes on Cartoon Network starting with the fourth season on November 9, 2009. Cancellation Despite the confirmation of a seventh season in June 2013, the series ended after the conclusion of the sixth season on December 25, 2014.

The Lost Web Series On March 15, 2019, it was announced by the official Johnny Test YouTube channel that new episodes would be coming soon. On May 2, 2020, over a year after announcement, it premiered. Trivia This show was based on the childhood memories of the creator, Scott Fellows.

What Is The Name Of The American-Canadian Animated Series?

First Season Theme Song Bling-Bling, A Mole King, Super Secret Feds!Extreme Teens, Moon Fiends, Brain Freezing Heads!Monkey Boys, Turbo Toys, Monster Trucking Treads!Just another day in the life of a boy! Advertisement: Johnny Test is an American-Canadian Animated Series featuring the eponymous 11-year-old hero and his super talking dog, Dukey. The duo find themselves going on various crazy exploits thanks to Johnny’s older twin sisters’ tendency to use him as an often willing guinea pig for their science experiments, or him just screwing around in the laboratory in general.

The show premiered on the Kids’ WB! Animation produce the series, and Canadian network Teletoon began funding production. The series also switched from traditional animation to Adobe Flash in Season 2, as Warner Bros decided to cut costs by outsourcing the show to Halifax-based studio Collideascope. in 2008, but was Uncancelled in 2009 when Cartoon Network picked up the series for broadcast and began co-commissioning episodes with Teletoon.

Advertisement: In 2019, it was revealed that the show would be uncancelled again, this time in the form of a web series on YouTube and two more seasons on Netflix. For the webseries, none of the original cast (not even James Arnold Taylor, the voice of the title character) returned, and it proved extremely short-lived. The revived series, on the other hand, brought most of the original cast back and another change in animation, with series owners WildBrain using their Vancouver studio to animate the show via Toon Boom and Netflix now funding the show.

From VR-wizarding to real-world monster-slaying, Johnny and Dukey dive headfirst into a slew of outrageous adventures that rarely go as planned. Johnny’s Got a Brand New Mom 14m When Johnny gets in trouble at school, he asks his sisters to develop a robot mom that looks just like the real thing to trick his teacher. Johnny’s Battle Royale 2 14m Bling Bling forces Johnny, Dukey, Susan, Mary and many others to return to Melee Island for another over-the-top battle royale.

Johnny’s Scary Fairy Tales 14m After suffering nightmares about the Big Bad Wolf, Johnny decides to face his fears in Susan and Mary’s dream chamber invention. The Revenge of Johnny’s Baby Bro 14m Ten-hut! Johnny’s nefarious baby-brother-bot escapes from military school to cause more chaos among the Test family.

Johnny the Monster Slayer 14m After someone — or something — destroys a candy store, Mr. Black and Mr. White call on Johnny X to handle the fallout. Johnny’Mon Go! Again 14m When Johnny gets locked out of his video game, Mary and Susan send him into Tiny’mon’s virtual world in hopes of getting some answers.

Johnny Presents: The Dukey Channel 14m Johnny enlists Dukey to star in a series of hilarious online videos for Snoob-Tube in hopes of making some serious money, Johnny’s Super Smart House 14m Johnny loves it. Dad and Dukey do not.

What Is The Name Of The New Season Of Johnny Test?

Netflix has released a trailer for its Johnny Test reboot series – or Johnny Test Season 7, depending on how you want to look at the former Cartoon Network series’ continuation on the streaming service. Watch that below! Hmm, that sounds like a challenge!

There will even be a Test Family team-up episode. Meanwhile, the show has also sparked debate about which shows deserve revivals, and which ones do not. If you’ve never checked out the 2000s cartoon series, seasons 1-6 are streaming on Netflix.

Join Johnny and his dog Dukey in their high-action escapades. He is frequently called the kid with the flaming hair due to having scarlet red highlights in his yellow hair. He is most often seen wearing green cargo pants and a black shirt with a trefoil symbol on it, which he wears under a navy blue dress shirt, and a watch that he rarely uses.

He is very hyperactive, and often messes with his sisters’ inventions, causing trouble and mayhem, but just as often proves himself to be extremely clever such as by frequently tricking his genius sisters or conquering the day from whatever goodness happens to show up. Johnny Test Season 7 will stream on Netflix in mid-July.

Who Is Johnny Test’S Main Arch-Nemesis?

It premiered on Kids’ WB, on The WB Television Network, on September 17, 2005 and concluded its run on December 25, 2014 (January 2, 2015 in other countries) with 6 seasons. [1] The series currently aired in the United States on Cartoon Network starting on January 7, 2008,[2] and in Canada on Teletoon, on September 8, 2006. Animation for the first season, then from the second season by Teletoon.

Plot Johnny is the troublesome, narcissistic, curious, spoiled and widely disrespected member of the Test family, which consists of his super-genius 13-year-old twin sisters, Susan and Mary, his talking (and talkative) companion dog, Dukey, and his over-the-top parents, his mother Lila, who is a full-blown workaholic businesswoman, and his father Hugh, who is a obsessive-compulsive househusband who likes total hygiene and meat loaf. The Test twins use their younger brother as a guinea pig for their other experiments (thus their surname of Test) in their secret laboratory, with which they try to impress Gil Nexdor, their pretty boy next-door neighbor. In some episodes, throughout the series, Johnny often messes with his sisters’ inventions, causing trouble and mayhem, but just as often proves himself to be extremely clever such as by frequently tricking his genius sisters into giving him gadgets or superpowers in order to use them in combat and other situations, or saving the day from whatever danger happens to show up, like unwillingly battling evil villains found in Porkbelly and/or anywhere else in the process.

Logo History Broadcast history The early years Johnny Test began airing in the United States in 2005 on The WB’s Saturday morning block, Kids’ WB. It was tested for unused pilot episodes on October 2, 2004 and released to TV on September 17, 2005. During the airing of the second season, The WB and UPN merged into The CW, where it would air the second and third seasons.

Cartoon Network Johnny Test premiered on Cartoon Network in the United States on January 7, 2008. Johnny Test would air new episodes on Cartoon Network starting with the fourth season on November 9, 2009. Cancellation Despite the confirmation of a seventh season in June 2013, the series ended after the conclusion of the sixth season on December 25, 2014.

The Lost Web Series On March 15, 2019, it was announced by the official Johnny Test YouTube channel that new episodes would be coming soon. On May 2, 2020, over a year after announcement, it premiered. Trivia This show was based on the childhood memories of the creator, Scott Fellows.

What Is The Name Of The American-Canadian Animated Series?

First Season Theme Song Bling-Bling, A Mole King, Super Secret Feds!Extreme Teens, Moon Fiends, Brain Freezing Heads!Monkey Boys, Turbo Toys, Monster Trucking Treads!Just another day in the life of a boy! Advertisement: Johnny Test is an American-Canadian Animated Series featuring the eponymous 11-year-old hero and his super talking dog, Dukey. The duo find themselves going on various crazy exploits thanks to Johnny’s older twin sisters’ tendency to use him as an often willing guinea pig for their science experiments, or him just screwing around in the laboratory in general.

The show premiered on the Kids’ WB! Animation produce the series, and Canadian network Teletoon began funding production. The series also switched from traditional animation to Adobe Flash in Season 2, as Warner Bros decided to cut costs by outsourcing the show to Halifax-based studio Collideascope. in 2008, but was Uncancelled in 2009 when Cartoon Network picked up the series for broadcast and began co-commissioning episodes with Teletoon.

Advertisement: In 2019, it was revealed that the show would be uncancelled again, this time in the form of a web series on YouTube and two more seasons on Netflix. For the webseries, none of the original cast (not even James Arnold Taylor, the voice of the title character) returned, and it proved extremely short-lived. The revived series, on the other hand, brought most of the original cast back and another change in animation, with series owners WildBrain using their Vancouver studio to animate the show via Toon Boom and Netflix now funding the show.