John Callahan's Quads!
series not in production
Ended
Animation
Comedy
Seasons | 2
Episodes | 26
avg.Runtime | 30 min
First EP | 2001-02-02
Last EP | 2002-10-19
Overview
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John Callahan's Quads! is a Canada-Australia co-production cartoon, based upon work of John Callahan. The show aired on Canada's Teletoon, on Australia's SBS, and in Latin America on Adult Swim. It is noted for being one of the first shows animated completely using Macromedia Flash software. It is produced by Animation Works, Nelvana, Media World Features, SBS Independent and Film Victoria, with support from ScreenWest and the Lotteries Commission of Western Australia. It is a Teletoon Original Production and was first aired on Teletoon on February 3, 2001. It is also viewable on Rogers Kids On Demand. The misadventures of recently paralyzed man and his equally handicapped friends.
Created by
Produced by
Nelvana
SBS Independent
Season List
season 1 || Season 1
Relesed on | 2001-02-02
1
Maimed Manor
2001-02-02
Paralyzed in a car accident, Riley O'Reilly receives a mansion as settlement. Riley spends all of his settlement money on parties and beer, and his differently abled friends leave because he's always drunk. Riley comes to them to entice them to live with him, on the condition that he gives up drinking.
2
Bad Manors
2001-02-09
Spalding gets all the quads jobs so they can get their self esteem back. When they're all fired, they start renting out their mansion to people who want to have parties. Things turn out pretty wrong when the Hells Angels end up at the Bromberg's house, par Blazer's bad writing skills.
3
1-800-Gimp
2001-02-16
Desperate to climb the social ladder, Liz Bromberg tries to exploit the magnificent severed by holding a Telethon for ""unfortunate gimps"".
4
The Fraud Quad
2001-02-23
Reilly is determined to prove a suave visitor is a fraud before the Latin Love Quad steals Franny's heart.
5
Christmas Holidaze
2001-12-17
Reilly's battle with sobriety is challenged over Christmas, especially with a barkeeper for a friend.
6
Lifewheel 3000
2001-03-02
Reilly wins a hi-tech wheelchair. 'GAL', at a Handi-Capable Home Show. GAL is the ultimate gadget, until the machine takes over Reilly's life.
7
Gonads Faust
2001-03-09
Suddenly unable to perform in the bedroom, Reilly does a deal with the devil; erections-on-demand for his soul.
8
Monkey In The Middle
2001-03-16
Reilly buys a trained monkey to be his new hands and feet, prompting his pals to fill the house with more hairy assistants.
9
The Son's Also Blinded
2001-03-23
The unexpected visit of Fontaines' son sets Franny's biological clock ticking, prompting Reilly to experiment with various methods of sterilization.
10
Guinea Pigs
2001-03-30
The promise of money and drugs lures Reilly and friends to be subjects for medical experiments. The results are brilliant - untill the side effects kick in.
11
The Unkindest Cut
2001-04-06
An attractive 'thalidomide', Randy, moves into Maimed Manor. Reilly is swept up in the local election, running for City Council against Liz Bromberg.
12
Fatal Distraction
2001-04-13
Spalding blackmails Reilly into helping him win the heart of an old flame whilst Griz's rough 'n' tumble alcoholic sister tries to win Spalding.
13
Spalding in the Family Way
2001-04-20
Spalding's parents come to visit, but Spalding thinks they don't know he's gay.
CAST
charactor: Reilly O'Reilly (voice)
Original: James Kee
Total EP: 26
charactor: Franny (voice)
Original: Terri Hawkes
Total EP: 26
charactor: Lefty (voice)
Original: Paul Haddad
Total EP: 26
charactor: Deborah (voice)
Original: Linda Kash
Total EP: 26
charactor: Fontaine (voice)
Original: Maurice Dean Wint
Total EP: 26
charactor: Spalding (voice)
Original: Matthew King
Total EP: 26
charactor: Blazer (voice)
Original: Cliff Saunders
Total EP: 26
charactor: Mort Bromberg (voice)
Original: Marvin Kaye
Total EP: 26
charactor: Griz (voice)
Original: Hamish Hughes
Total EP: 26
charactor: Liz Bromberg (voice)
Original: Diane Fabian
Total EP: 26
charactor: Sister Butch (voice)
Original: Corinne Conley
Total EP: 26
CREW
“I would rather entertain and hope that people learned something than educate people and hope they were entertained.” – Walt Disney