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Jun 6, 2024 · Katbot was an animated series produced by Walt Disney Television Animation and Funny Garbage that was set to premiere on Disney Channel in September 2005, but was never released. The show was based on a web cartoon of the same name, created by Angela Martini.
In the planet Katatonia, a fun-loving cat robot named Katbot is sent to an American family in Earth, as part of her schooling, to study tween culture. By using her Hypno-façade, she disguises herself as Katerina Botenski, a foreign exchange student from a small Eastern European country.
Oct 19, 2019 · This is the first episode of Katbot, an early 2000s web-series created by Angela Martini for Funny Garbage and salvaged from the defunct katbot.com thanks to the...
Katbot (capitalized as katbot) was going to be an American television series based off the 2000 webseries of the same name, which was originally created by Angela Martini from Funny Garbage and was set to air on Disney Channel in 2005.
This is the second theme song of Katbot, an early 2000s web-series created by Angela Martini for Funny Garbage and salvaged from the defunct katbot.com thanks to the internet archive's wayback ...
Sep 1, 2005 · Katbot: With Melissa Greenspan, Anneliese van der Pol, Charlie Schlatter, Mayim Bialik. A shy and naive robotic alien cat is sent to earth occasionally disguised as a foreign exchange student from Eastern Europe in order to study tween culture.
Nov 20, 2014 · Melissa Greenspan as Marcella Curd, a character from the animation Katbot
Disney's Katbot was to be a comedy series based on the character Katbot and website created by Angela Martini for Funny Garbage with a pilot directed by Beavis and Butt-head's Emmy-nominated director Mike deSeve.
Katbot is described as a curious, somewhat naïve, fun-loving cat-robot from the planet Katatonia, who, as part of her schooling is sent to Earth to study preteen culture. By using her hypno-façade, she disguises herself as Katerina Botenski, a foreign exchange student from a small Eastern European country she also calls Katatonia.
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