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Ox Tales

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Characters
Main characters Others
Credits
Original credits Saban English version credits Saban English dubbed episode writers Saban English dubbed voice actors Hoek & Sonépouse English version credits
Regional releases
References
External links

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| caption = screenshot
| ja_kanji = げらげらブース物語
| ja_romaji = Geragera Būsu Monogatari
| genre = Comedy
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| type = tv series
| director = Hiroshi Sasagawa
| producer = Kazuo Tabata
Dennis Livson
| writer = Matsue Jinbo
Tony Dirne
Rob Dirne
| music = Shinsuke Kazato
Clous van Mechelen
Haim Saban (Saban version)
Shuki Levy (Saban version)
| studio = Studio Cosmos
Telecable Benelux B.V.
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Ox Tales, also known as {{nihongo|The Tales of Boes' Gang|げらげらブース物語|Geragera Būsu Monogatari|}}, is an animated television series produced by Telecable Benelux B.V. and Cosmos Studio in association with Saban Entertainment. It was a co-production between Japan and the Netherlands based on a Dutch comic strip Boes created by Wil Raymakers and Thijs Wilms. The series ran on the Japanese network TV Tokyo from April 7, 1987^[1]–March 29, 1988. It consists of 102 15-minute episodes, which were usually transmitted as 51 half-hour shows of two episodes each.

The series has been aired in many countries outside Japan and has been dubbed and subtitled in English and numerous other languages.

The series currently has two English dubs. The 1989 dub produced by Saban and the recent 2010 dub produced by m4e, the current owner of the Telescreen library.

In the late 1990s, the series was planned to air on Fox Family in the United States under the title Ox Tails. However this was scrapped for unknown reasons.

The plot follows the adventures of Ollie the ox as he runs The Funny Farm, containing possibly every creature known, with his best friend Jack the turtle while narrated by a sarcastic toucan.

Ox Tales still continues to appear as a column strip in several Dutch daily and weekly newspapers.

Characters

Main characters

Ollie (Boes in the 2010 dub), the ox - Ollie/Boes is the owner of the Funny Farm and isn't exactly the greenest grass on the farm. Although he means well, he sometimes makes situations worse than they usually are, but this is usually rare.
Jack Turtleson (Tad in the 2010 dub), the tortoise- Jack/Tad is probably Ollie's best friend, as he's seen mostly hanging out with him in each episode. However, in every mess that he and Ollie/Boes get into, you can bet that his shell will break apart at least once. In the Dutch and Italian versions he is changed to a female turtle.
Sammy (Saffie in the 2010 dub), the dog - Ollie's/Boes' most loyal pet on the farm who sometimes accompanies Ollie/Boes and Jack/Tad on their adventures.

Others

Edward the elephant - When an air hose or a water hose is needed, Edward comes through.
Ellen the elephant
Igor the octopus - Igor is literally inflatable.
Crown the eagle
Gaylord the gorilla - A prime primate who usually doesn't know his own strength at times.
Bongo the gorilla
Audrey the ostrich - She usually has her head stuck in the ground somewhere on the funny farm.
Rodney the rhino - A hot-headed rhino who can't seem to keep his horn on or even in one piece.
Holly the kangaroo
Bob the kangaroo
Weave the kangaroo
Jenny the kangaroo
Turbo Tail Teddy the kangaroo
Larry the cheetah
Lenny the lion - Probably past his prime, as evidenced by his balding mane, Lenny fancies himself as a great hunter, although he can't seem to take the initiative when he finally catches his meal.
Towilla the toucan - A sarcastic toucan who is the narrator of the English, German and Japanese versions of the show.
Bruce the bear - A greedy bear who often tries to steal Ollie's honey.
Buggy the stork
Horace the horse - A hot-headed and stubborn horse that tends to have a knack for fighting.
Moe the mole - Pops up from time to time as a segue between scenes, usually laughing at a comedic situation with a laugh similar to Woody Woodpecker's, although he knows when to keep his laughter under control, especially with situations involving crocodiles. Sometimes his laughter is interrupted by something related to the situation he's laughing at.
Harry the sloth
Hannah the hen - Leader of a gang chickens that don't take kindly to having their eggs stolen by predators.
Mr. Croack frog
Bibbo the owl
Jojo the baboon
Samson the seal
Shirley the sheep
Walter the woodpecker
Willy the woodpecker
Hilda the hippo
Robby the rooster
Paul the polar bear
Down Hill Donny the stork
Nessie the cow
Calvin the calf - a juvenile cow who always has the need to suck on an udder.
Topsy the aardvark
Tom the turkey
Tim the orangutan
Patrick the porcupine
The MacDuffs the storks
Snuffles the panda
Zane the zebra - a zebra who has about as much stubbornness as Horace.
Peggy the pig - Usually she'll be found feeding her piglets.
Peter the pig
Jolly the dolphin
Tiger the cat
Cecil the skunk- a mischievous skunk with both a copious flatulence problem and a rather sadistic habit of only wanting to relieve his massive amounts of gas, if he can do so in the presence of others.
Bura the crow
Rott the parrot
Cal the crocodile - a crocodile with a big mouth and a big appetite, and will try to eat any animal on the farm, but fails to do so in any way.
Morris the mouse - A strategic mouse who knows how to get away in a hurry, and ruin mouse-capturing plans of others in the process.
Calvin the cat - He's the resident mouse hunter on the farm, although Morris mostly gets the better of him.

Credits

Original credits

Directors: Hiroshi Sasagawa, Maki Nakahara (co-director)
From an original idea by: Wil Raymakers, Thijs Wilms, Maki Nakahara
Music: Shinsuke Kazato (Original version), Clous van Mechelen (Dutch version)
Special effects and sound design : Hisao Shirai
Series Composition: Matsue Jinbo, Tony Dirne, Rob Dirne
Writers: Nao Furukawa, Toshi Ohira, Mario de Vries
Producers: Dennis Livson, Kazuo Tabata

Saban English version credits

Executive producer: Haim Saban
Supervising producer: Winston Richard
Directors: Robert V. Barron, Tom Wyner
Executive in charge of production: Jerald E. Bergh
Associate producer: Eric S. Rollman
Script supervisor: Tony Oliver
Music by: Haim Saban & Shuki Levy
Original idea and character designs: Wil Raymakers, Thijs Wilms
Re-recording mixers: Clive Mizumoto, Gary Coppola, R.D. Floyd
Music administration: Ron Kenan
Music supervisor: Andrew Dimitroff
Music orchestrations and arrangements by: Barry Trop, Richard Firth
Music engineers: Barron Abramovitch, Xavier Garcia
Music editors: Nick Carr Paul Ray, Patrick Von Wiegandt, Mark Ryan Martin
Sound effects editors: Gary Jaye, John Valentino, Scott Page
Additional direction: Scott Page, Jeff Winkless
Script & talent coordinator: Kelly Griffin
Engineers: Scott Page, Bruce Peters, David Walsh
Assistant engineers: Ron Salaises, Kevin Newson, Bill Filipiak
Film transfers by: Action Video
On line editor: Susan Jenkins
Title art by: Sam Johnson
Post production assistant: Amber Santilli
Assistant to Mr. Saban: Sherry Jeffreys
Accounting executive: Carol Diesel
Production accountants: Vicky Werby, Val Decrowl, Janice Auchterloine, Sharon Staine
Copyright 1987/88 Meander Studio/Telecable Benelux/T.V. Tokyo
Copyright 1989 Saban Productions, Saban International Services, Inc., Saban International N.V.

Saban English dubbed episode writers

Tracy Alexander
Robert Axelrod ("If The Clog Fits...")
Robert V. Barron
Robert Benedict
Richard Epcar
Melora Harte
Dave Mallow
Benjamin Lesko
Tony Oliver
Steve Kramer
Robert Deutsch
Doug Stone
Michael McConnohie
Mike Reynolds
Barbara Riel
Donald Roche
Michael Sorich
Jeff Winkless
Tom Wyner
Shannon Mahan
Eric Elfman
Lisa Paulette
Dayna Barron
Wendee Manhel
Johnny Goff
Heather Upjohn
Tim Reid
Michael Santiago
Jon Page
Byrd Ehlmann
Ann Burgund
Nora L. Goodman
Joe Ellison
Edie Mirman
Ardwight Chamberlain
Barbara Oliver
Mark Ryan-Martin
Eric Early

Saban English dubbed voice actors

A.J. Henderson - Olly the ox, narrator, Jack Turtleson
Julian Bailey - Moe the mole

Hoek & Sonépouse English version credits

Dubbing English version: Hoek & Sonépouse
With the voices of: Michael Diederich, Amber Ruffin, Rob Andrist-Plourde and Brian Tijon Ajong
Director English version: Michael Diederich
Worldwide distribution: Telescreen B.V

Regional releases

A few episodes of the show were released on VHS in the early 1990s; the show was officially released on DVD in Portugal^[2] and Spain in 2006.

References

1. ^{{cite web |url=http://mediaarts-db.jp/an/anime_series/2257|script-title=ja:げらげらブース物語|publisher=Agency for Cultural Affairs |website=Media Arts Database |language=Japanese |accessdate=May 22, 2015}}
2. ^{{cite web |url= http://www.dvdpt.com/o/o_bocas_1_o_espertalhao.php|title= O BOCAS 1 - O ESPERTALHÃO|accessdate= May 22, 2015|work= dvdpt.com|language= Portuguese}}

External links

{{IMDb title|0470651}}
{{ann|anime|3536|Ox Tales}}
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