Ms. Catrina Jaricot reports

GOTTA GOTTA SEE IT: TELETOON LAUNCHES 2014 FALL SLATE

This fall, viewers of Corus Entertainment Inc.'s Teletoon are in for a treat as the network announces its fall lineup with the anticipated return of the Emmy Award-winning original animated series, Adventure Time (52 episodes, 15 minutes per episode), on Thursday, Sept. 4, 2014, at 6 p.m. ET/PT. In season 6, Finn discovers his father is alive, leading him and his best friend Jake on an expedition to find him.

Teletoon kicks off its fall launch at Fan Expo Canada in Toronto from Aug. 28, 2014, to Aug. 31, 2014, bringing Adventure Time's Land of Ooo to life. Fan favourite characters and voice actors, John DiMaggio (Jake) and Hynden Walch (Princess Bubblegum) will take part in the Teletoon screening and panel on Saturday, Aug. 30, 2014, at 2 p.m. (south building screening room 701), followed by an exclusive autograph session. Fans of the series will also have a chance to snap photos in the Ice King's throne, spin the Peppermint Butler prize wheel and experience much more in the Teletoon booth located in the south building No. 1448 on level 800.

"The fall Gotta Gotta See It campaign captures the excitement of our slate," said Anne Kane Jeffries, vice-president, marketing, Corus Kids. "Launching the fall season at Fan Expo gives fans an opportunity to interact with the No. 1 Teletoon series Adventure Time."

The channel will also debut new Canadian original animated series Total Drama: Pahkitew Island, produced by Fresh TV; Dr. Dimensionpants, produced by DHX Media; and series shorts Chop Chop Ninja, produced by Sardine Productions and Gamerizon Studio.

"We're thrilled to be delivering a jam-packed schedule anchored by Adventure Time to lead in to new series Clarence and Total Drama: Pahkitew Island," said Jocelyn Hamilton, vice-president, programming and original productions, Corus Kids. "Teletoon is building on the success of its summer programming with the strength of its new original series and returning favourites this fall."

New episodes of returning hit series will continue with Annoying Orange, The Amazing World of Gumball, Johnny Test, The Day My Butt Went Psycho, Camp Lakebottom, Legends of Chima, Teen Titans Go!, Ultimate Spider-Man: Web Warriors, Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H., Beware the Batman, The Tom and Jerry Show, Totally Spies!, and Packages From Planet X.

The Gotta Gotta See It programming slate will be supported by an extensive four-week marketing campaign that includes out-of-home transit and mall advertising, along with cinema and digital support. Teletoon will also be available on free preview until Sept. 30, 2014.

New series

Clarence (52 episodes, 15 minutes per episode) -- network premiere

Premieres:  Thursdays at 6:15 p.m. ET/PT beginning Sept. 4, 2014

From creator Skyler Page, Clarence is a new, original animated series about an optimistic boy who wants to do everything. Because everything is amazing! Clarence was conceived as part of the prolific shorts development program at Cartoon Network Studios, which has resulted in six original series for the network: Regular Show, Uncle Grandpa, Steven Universe, Clarence, Over the Garden Wall and We Bare Bears.

Total Drama: Pahkitew Island (13 episodes, 30 minutes per episode) -- Canadian premiere

Premieres:  Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. ET/PT beginning Sept. 4, 2014

All-new island! All-new cast! Same old disregard for human safety! The Total Drama series returns as Chris and Chef put the newest generation of contestants through the craziest challenges yet -- all for a chance to win $1-million!

Dr. Dimensionpants (26 episodes, 22 minutes per episode) -- world premiere

Premieres:  November, 2014

Kyle Lipton was a normal, impulsive 12-year-old kid. But all that changed when an interdimensional portal opened in his backyard and dropped a strange pair of glowing pants in his lap -- the Dimensionpants. Kyle put on the pants and was transformed into Dr. Dimensionpants, a cosmic superhero with a pointy moustache and powers over space and time. Thanks to the Dimensionpants, young Kyle now has all the crazy-weird superhero powers he ever wanted -- AI (artificial intelligence) and more responsibility than he can handle! With the help of his talking unicorn mentor Philip, Dr. Dimensionpants must learn to master his powers as he saves the universe from unspeakable horrors on a semi-regular basis, all the while still having to deal with his normal, day-to-day kid issues -- homework, girls and his annoyingly smart seven-year-old sister.

Chop Chop Ninja (40 episodes, 1.5 minutes per episode) -- world premiere

Premiere date:  November, 2014

In 40 stand-alone short episodes, lively ninjas use all their resources to complete a challenge in three tries. They leave it all on the floor, yet never succeed in completing even the simplest challenge. These non-verbal, highly cartoony stories allow the audience to see their favourite characters in action and learn (or not) that mistakes are the best teachers.