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LazyTown. Arthur. Toddworld. Ka-Pow! Sonic the Hedgehog. Website. www .happytreefriends .com. Ken Pontac is an American writer, who has written for ToddWorld, LazyTown and Happy Tree Friends and helped create its spin-off Ka-Pow!. Pontac also was a co-creator of Bump in the Night .
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Ken Pontac is an American writer who wrote the storyline, dialogue and/or English script of most games in the Sonic the Hedgehog series alongside Warren Graff throughout the 2010s.
Pontac has written television shows for children like Todd World, Gumby and Lazy Town, and also co-wrote Happy Tree Friends.
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•Sonic the Hedgehog series: •••••Team Sonic Racing •Sonic Boom (franchise): •Sonic Boom (TV series): •"Return to Beyond the Valley of the Cubots" ••Sonic Boom: Fire & Ice
1.Ken Pontac . Ken Pontac. Retrieved on 3 May 2020.
2.SSF1991 (February 4, 2016). Aaron Webber: Ken Pontac Listing Is "Referencing Fire & Ice. Retrieved on 5 February 2016.
•Ken Pontac at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
•Ken Pontac at the Internet Movie Database
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May 22, 1957. Occupation: Writer. Ken Pontac is an American writer who has written for children's shows like ToddWorld and LazyTown. He also writes for the dark humor cartoon Happy Tree Friends . Life. Pontac began his filmmaking career in 1981 in the effects houses of Hollywood, directing film graphics for commercials and features.
Ken Pontac (born May 22, 1957) is an American television writer and the co-creator of Bump in the Night. He has written for children's shows like ToddWorld and LazyTown. He also writes for the dark humor cartoon Happy Tree Friends and helped create its spin-off Ka-Pow!
May 22, 1957 · Glendale, California, USA. Mini Bio. Ken Pontac is the architect of your childhood and a meme-generating machine. His early work includes the stop-motion series Gumby, as well as the various iterations of the classic video game Clayfighter.
Ken Pontac (born May 22, 1957) is an American writer. He started out in Hollywood in 1981 as an effects artist, but later in the '80s was a writer on Gumby Adventures, Mighty Max and ReBoot. He formed the company Danger Productions, through which he created, produced and wrote the show Bump in the Night, and since then has continued to write on ...
