Harvey Beaks

Harvey Beaks
Also known as	Bad Seeds (for Pilot)
Genre	Comedy
Created by	C.H. Greenblatt
Directed by	Bill Dely (art) Michelle Bryan and Gary Conrad (animation) Derek Evanick and Diana Lafyatis (supervising)
Voices of	Max Charles Angelina Wahler Jackson Brundage (2015) Tom Robinson (2015–present)
Composer(s)	Ego Plum
Country of origin	United States
Original language(s)	English
No. of seasons	1
No. of episodes	22 (21 aired) (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producer(s)	C.H. Greenblatt
Producer(s)	Joann Estoesta
Running time	22 minutes (whole) 11 minutes (segments)
Production company(s)	Nickelodeon Animation Studio
Release
Original network	Nickelodeon
Original release	March 28, 2015 – present
External links
Website

Harvey Beaks is an American animated television series created by C.H. Greenblatt for Nickelodeon. It officially premiered on March 29, 2015.^[1]

Greenblatt had previously created the show Chowder for Cartoon Network and had started to develop his next project shortly after it ended in 2010. Greenblatt was looking to create a series with a different vibe from Chowder, which was largely absurdist and comical in nature, by telling stories that had more heart and emotional connection with the audience. Greenblatt pitched the idea to Nickelodeon under the title Bad Seeds and an 11-minute pilot was commissioned. Bad Seeds was eventually picked up for a full series in September 2013, but had to change its name halfway through production due to trademark issues.^[2] Greenblatt turned to social networking sites such as Tumblr whilst building the crew of Harvey Beaks, hiring artists who had little to no prior experience working in animation, but were brought on board due to the quality of their personal work.

As with Greenblatt's previous show, Harvey Beaks features child actors providing the voices for the younger characters, with the exception of major characters Dade and Princess Roberts, who are voiced by C.H. Greenblatt and Andres Salaff respectively. Most of the minor child characters are voiced by adults.

On June 21, 2015, it was confirmed that the show was renewed for a second season.^[3]

Plot

The series focuses on Harvey Beaks, a young, friendly bird, and his two best friends, the rambunctious twins Fee and Foo. Together, the trio seek adventure and mischief in Littlebark Grove, a magical forest that they call home.

Cast and characters

Main

• Harvey Beaks (voiced by Max Charles) – The show's main protagonist who claims to be 9 years old.^[4] He is a sweet, mild-mannered cyan bird who is best friends with Fee and Foo. Harvey had a fear of heights, but overcame it with a little help from Fee and Foo.^[5] He also doesn't like to be disliked by anyone. After he hears his friends pretending to express their negative feelings towards him (just so he can get banned from the lake and be able to go "Pe-Choo"), he believes what they say and takes it hard to the point of having a brief, nervous breakdown.^[6] He's been shown reading a comic strip at night in his bedroom, and comments out loud to himself "Man, that cat sure does love lasagna",^[7] resembling the comic strip character Garfield. After spending Valentine's Day giving cards to other kids, and collecting his own, he is seen pulling a multiple full wagons of Valentine cards.^[8] He's revealed to Fee and Foo that he has a birthmark in the shape of a mermaid under his right arm.^[9]
• Fee (voiced by Angelina Wahler) – Harvey's best female friend and Foo's twin sister. Fee is wild, tomboyish, rude, but likable nevertheless. Although she's sometimes a little rough with him, Fee is very kind to Harvey and she does what she can to help him out. She once referred to Harvey as her "favorite dork". Fee and Foo share a strong sibling bond with each other. Fee and Foo appear to be orphans and live in a tree.^[10] Fee hates Valentine's Day; The reason is that she and Foo never get any Valentines, as nobody else (except Harvey) likes them. After another disappointing Valentine's Day, Fee decides to invent a new holiday: Anti-Valentine's Day.^[8] Fee also mentioned on a couple occasions that she doesn't know how to read. She is described as never taking baths.^[11] It has also been shown numerous times that she keeps most of her belongings in her hair.
• Foo (voiced by Jackson Brundage in PC 101A-108B, Tom Robinson as of PC 109A-present) – Harvey's best male friend and Fee's twin brother. He has a personality similar to Fee and they're usually inseparable. Foo says he considers Fee to be like a brother to him. He and Fee appear to be homeless and they are spending every night in a tree and taking care of themselves.^[10] He doesn't know how to ride a bicycle; As a substitute, he likes to hold a long stick with both hands, and run with his arms outstretched in front of him.^[12] He has been shown pantsless twice.^[12][13]

Recurring

Kids

• Egg – The Beaks' baby egg that Irving often carries around and has yet to hatch. Jeremy^[14] and Harvey^[4] have both taken care of it (Jeremy in "Comet Night!" and Harvey in "Certified Babysitter"). Also, the egg being called "little sister"^[4][15] indicates that the new baby inside will be a girl.
• Dade (voiced by C.H. Greenblatt) – A chubby-cheeked rabbit that has a fondness for Harvey and an abhorrence for Fee and Foo's antics. He is the oldest of his many brothers and sisters.^[16]
• Claire (voiced by Nicole Wedel) – A young female fox with glasses. She had a crush on Foo up until the episode Buds before Studs when she realizes that Foo isn't really interested in Claire.^[17][18] She also has an older sister who she mentions in the episodes "Buds Before Studs" and "Barkball".
• Princess Roberts (voiced by Andres Salaff) – An obnoxious, female owl who wears a pink dress and a tiara. Princess is bad-tempered, selfish and extremely spoiled. Her father is Doctor Roberts.^[16]
• Techno Bear (voiced by Mason Vaughn) – A fat, street-smart brown bear in a red speedo. He is very loyal to Harvey. He is also a fan of rap music. In "Terrybear", it's revealed that his real name is Terrybear and he's adopted.
• Kratz (voiced by Matthew Zhang) – A neurotic skunk who wears brown pants pulled up to his waist. He sprays gas when he is scared and nervous.
• Rooter (voiced by Laz Meiman in an Australian accent) – A common warthog that has a large mohawk. Harvey says Rooter has experience in surviving in the wild.^[5] Rooter adds that he once got into a situation where he had no choice but to drink his pee. He says he prefers things that are far more challenging and refreshing.^[14]
• Piri Piri (voiced by Madeleine Curry) – A female yellow bird who is Claire's best friend. She is also an artist. She sees good in everything, even Fee and Foo's butt-related drawings in her sketchbook. Her name references the African crop of the same name. She yet might have a crush on Harvey.
• Seth/The Blargus (voiced by Oliver Max) – Seth is a friend of Harvey's. He is a Shapeshifter that turns into The Blargus.
• Mikey – A frog, a friend of Harvey.
• Paul – A fox, a friend of Harvey who was once called in the name of "Carson."
• Pip – A mouse, Harvey's friend. He is like Detective Dirk.
• Kevin – A fox, a friend of Harvey.
• Ralph – Harvey's friend who wears a baseball cap.
• Carla – A pig, a friend of Harvey.
• Kathy — A cat, Harvey's large friend who wears a pink bow
• Janey – A possum, another of Harvey's friends. She is like Fee.

Adults

• Miriam Beaks (voiced by Kerri Kenney-Silver) – Harvey's mother. She works as a librarian at a library.
• Irving Beaks^[19] (voiced by Scott Adsit in the series, Chris Parnell in the pilot) – Harvey's father who wears glasses. He is often seen carrying an egg belonging to him and Miriam in a baby carrier.
• Doctor Roberts (voiced by Matt Berry and Jeff Bennett) – An owl who is Princess Robert's friendly, but eccentric father. He and Princess live in a Japanese-styled house. He has a weird obsession with crystals, and in his free time he likes to meditate. He has a very high opinion of his daughter, and it seems that he will pretty much do anything to show everyone how "great" she is.
• The Spirit of Wetbark Lake (voiced by Dwight Schultz) – An enormous, blue cryptid that lives underwater in Wetbark Lake. He tries to keep the lake a nice place to have fun and has no tolerance for any bad behavior. Whenever someone misbehaves, he bans him/her from the lake where every time when a banned person tries to go in the water, he catapults him/her out. He has a buzzer installed near the shore for someone to summon him for help. Every time someone buzzes him, he emerges from the water and dramatically introduces himself before realizing who the caller is. He reappears in "Comet Night?".^[20]
• Jeremy (voiced by C.H. Greenblatt) – A big, furry mushroom with an elephant trunk-like nose, and sort of talks with a Mickey Mouse-like voice. It is apparent that he likes to do card tricks, although his card tricks are considered to be terrible in "Pe-Choo!". He is seen working as a bartender at a night club, and is also seen trying to send in a job application. He is also a babysitter:^[14] He babysat the Beak's egg in "Comet Night!"^[16] and babysat Harvey while Harvey babysits the egg in "Certefied Babysitter".^[4]
• Randl (voiced by Marc Maron) – A raccoon who runs a rental store. He also lives with and constantly argues with his senile mother.
• Moff Williamson (voiced by Dave Foley) – A moth who is into Steampunk culture. He is 35 years old.
• Felicity — Moff's girlfriend.
• Bartleburt (voiced by Fred Stoller) – A tree spirit that works with Miriam at the local library. In "The Ghost Problem", Fee makes a scene at the library about Bartleburt being a ghost, offending him and making him immediately quit his job; however, he decides to return as a librarian after Fee apologizes to him with a cake. Bartleburt is married and lives in a ghost neighborhood sectityorest.^[21]
• Carol — The wife of Bartleburt
• Tara (voiced by Ana Gasteyer) – A female spider hairdresser who works in a hair salon.
• Les Squirrels — A group of squirrels whose tail Harvey and his friends find.
• Gerald — A wise tortoise who runs a nursing home.
• Jackie Slytherstein — A snake who is the author of Harvey's favorite book series "Detective Dirk."
• Officer Fredd – Is a police officer. Small green caterpillar. He patrols the forest, keeping trouble at bay with his special taser gloves.He always shouts out "ba-zap" every time he electrocutes lawbreakers.
• The Inspiration and Pooki – Technobear's adoptive parents. They are turtles who both speak with New Jersey accents. Their names are references to Michael Sorrentino and Nicole Polizzi's nicknames from Jersey Shore.^[22]

Episodes

Pilot

No.	Title	Written and directed by	Original air date [23]	Prod. code [23]
0	"Bad Seeds"	C.H. Greenblatt	Unaired	001
The pilot begins with Fee and Foo going over to meet Harvey at his house, and inviting him over to Wetbark Lake. In order to have an awesome time at the lake, Harvey has to do the one thing that's the hardest for him–get in really big trouble. In this episode, Harvey notices when he goes into the lake with Fee and Foo, he does not get to go flying in the air with his friends. Harvey also finds out that Fee and Foo are banned from the lake. Harvey wants to learn how to be trouble so he can banned himself from the lake. And in the end, Harvey gets banned from the lake with the help of his friends. Note 1: Unlike the TV series, this episode was originally animated in Toon Boom Harmony by Mercury Filmworks, responsible for animating Disney Channel and Disney XD shows like Wander Over Yonder and Star vs. the Forces of Evil. Note 2: Technobear was originally an adult character voiced by C.H. Greenblatt, but in the TV series, he's a kid voiced by Mason Vaughn.

Season 1 (2015–16)

No. overall	No. in season	Title [24]	Written by	Storyboarded by	Original air date [23]	Prod. code [23]	U.S. viewers (millions)
1a	1a	"Pe-Choo!"	C.H. Greenblatt	C.H. Greenblatt	March 29, 2015	101a	2.60[25]
To have an awesome time at the lake, Harvey has to do the one thing that's the hardest for him: get in really big trouble
1b	1b	"The Spitting Tree"	Kevin A. Kramer, Hannah Ayoubi, and Brandon B.	Hannah Ayoubi and Brandon B.	March 29, 2015	101b	1.81[26]
Spitting from the highest tree in Littlebark is fun until the kids realize they can't get back down.
2a	2a	"The Finger"	C.H. Greenblatt, Hannah Ayoubi, and Brandon B.	Hannah Ayoubi and Brandon B.	April 5, 2015	103a	1.22
The discovery of a giant, stone finger in the ground leads the kids on a passionate quest to find out what's attached to the rest of it.
2b	2b	"The Negatives of Being Positively Charged"	Shane Houghton, Charlie Gavin, and Chris Houghton	Charlie Gavin, and Chris Houghton (director)	April 5, 2015	103b	1.22
When Fee and Foo become magnetized, nature seems determined to force them apart.
3a	3a	"The Rentl Bike"	Shane Houghton, Charlie Gavin, and Chris Houghton	Charlie Gavin, and Chris Houghton (director)	April 12, 2015	102a	1.44
Harvey and Foo rent a bike from a grumpy shopkeeper and learn the meaning of the phrase "Buyer Beware."
3b	3b	"Anti-Valentine's Day"	Dani Michaeli, Monica Ray, and Nicholas Sumida	Monica Ray and Nicholas Sumida	April 12, 2015	102b	1.44
Always excluded from Valentine's Day festivities, Fee makes up her own holiday: Anti-Valentine's Day!
4a	4a	"Nightclub Night"	Shane Houghton, Charlie Gavin, and Chris Houghton	Charlie Gavin, and Chris Houghton (director)	April 19, 2015	106a	1.54
It's all-ages night at the club and Harvey can't wait to blow everyone's minds with his rad dance moves.
4b	4b	"The Rebel"	Katie Mattila, Monica Ray, and Nicholas Sumida	Monica Ray and Nicholas Sumida	April 19, 2015	106b	1.54
Harvey becomes convinced that he's a rebel… even though he has no idea what being a rebel means.
5a	5a	"Harvey's First Scar"	Shane Houghton, Zeus Cervas, and Colin Heck	Zeus Cervas and Colin Heck (directors)	April 26, 2015	107a	1.21
Envious of Fee and Foo's cool scars, Harvey asks them to give him a scar of his own. He just doesn't realize that getting hurt is part of the process.
5b	5b	"The Nature of Nature"	Dani Michaeli, Hannah Ayoubi, and Brandon B.	Hannah Ayoubi and Brandon B.	May 2, 2015	107b	1.34
Harvey goes on a heroic crusade to stop the spread of chaos in the forest.
6a	6a	"A Tail of Les Squirrels"	C.H. Greenblatt	C.H. Greenblatt Derek Evanick and Diana Lafyatis (uncredited)[27]	April 26, 2015	105b	1.21
The kids find a detached tail in the woods and decide to keep it.
6b	6b	"Someone's Stealing My Stuff"	Dani Michaeli, Hannah Ayoubi, and Brandon B.	Hannah Ayoubi and Brandon B.	May 2, 2015	105b	1.34
Fee and Foo instantly get blamed when everyone's stuff goes missing. In order to protect his friends, Harvey searches to find the real culprit.
7a	7a	"Comet Night?"	Kevin A. Kramer, Zeus Cervas, and Colin Heck	Zeus Cervas and Colin Heck (directors)	May 10, 2015	104a	1.02
Harvey tries to have a magical night of bonding with his dad, but everything goes horribly, horribly wrong.
7b	7b	"Comet Night!"	Amalia Levari, Monica Ray, and Nicholas Sumida	Monica Ray and Nicholas Sumida	May 10, 2015	104b	1.02
To prove that she's still got excitement in her veins, Miriam takes Fee and the girls out for a wild night.
8a	8a	"The Ghost Problem"	Amalia Levari, Charlie Gavin, and Chris Houghton	Charlie Gavin, and Chris Houghton (director)	May 17, 2015	108a	1.10
Fee's prejudices against ghosts gets her into a mess of trouble with the local ghost librarian.
8b	8b	"Princess Is Better Than You"	Shane Houghton, Monica Ray, and Nicholas Sumida	Monica Ray and Nicholas Sumida	May 2, 2015	108a	1.34
Tired of seeing Princess unfairly win at everything, Harvey and his friends try to teach her a lesson.
9a	9a	"The Almighty Foo"	Shane Houghton, Zeus Cervas, and Colin Heck	Zeus Cervas and Colin Heck (directors)	May 17, 2015	109a	1.10
When Foo accidentally destroys a bug village, he tries to make it up by giving them a safe, new home: Harvey's house. Note: From this point forward, Tom Robinson takes over as Foo's voice.
9b	9b	"Old-Fashioned Dade"	Kevin A. Kramer, Aaron Austin, Hannah Ayoubi, and Brandon B.	Aaron Austin, Hannah Ayoubi, and Brandon B.	May 2, 2015	109b	1.34
Dade is thrilled to hang with Harvey at the yearly Old-Fashioned Days festival.
10a	10a	"The Sleepover's Over"	Kevin A. Kramer, Charlie Gavin, and Chris Houghton	Charlie Gavin, and Chris Houghton (director)	May 24, 2015	110a	0.918
The twins invite Harvey over for a sleepover. There's just one problem: Harvey has NEVER made it all the way through a sleepover before.
10b	10b	"Certified Babysitter"	Katie Mattila, Monica Ray, and Nicholas Sumida	Monica Ray and Nicholas Sumida	May 24, 2015	110b	0.918
Harvey is determined to prove to his parents he can babysit his sister all on his own.
11a	11a	"Fee's Haircut"	Amalia Levari, Zeus Cervas, and Colin Heck	Zeus Cervas and Colin Heck (directors)	July 18, 2015	111a	0.86[28]
After Fee gets her first ever haircut, she has to decide what's better: looking awesome or being awesome.
11b	11b	"Harvey's Favorite Book"	Amalia Levari, Aaron Austin, and Hannah Ayoubi	Aaron Austin and Hannah Ayoubi	July 18, 2015	111b	0.86[28]
Harvey feels jealous when all the kids fall in love with his favorite detective book series. Note: Jackie Slitherstein (the author of Harvey's favorite book series) is voiced by RuPaul.
12a	12a	"Dad Band"	Dani Michaeli, Charlie Gavin, and Chris Houghton	Charlie Gavin, and Chris Houghton (director)	July 25, 2015	112a	0.89[29]
Harvey helps his Dad's garage band hit the big-time. But when the band's egos get out of control, it's up to Harvey to bring them back down to earth.
12b	12b	"Foo's Panic Room"	Kevin A. Kramer, Monica Ray, and Nicholas Sumida	Monica Ray and Nicholas Sumida	July 25, 2015	112b	0.89[29]
Afraid that everyone wants to steal his favorite berries, Foo locks himself and the fruit away in a box.
13a	13a	"A Day of No To-Do"	Katie Mattila, Aaron Austin, and Hannah Ayoubi	Aaron Austin and Hannah Ayoubi	September 7, 2015	113a	0.93[30]
When Harvey goes overboard with his new day-planner, Fee tries to show him that the best-laid plans are sometimes the least-planned ones.
13b	13b	"Recipe for Disaster"	Shane Houghton, Charlie Gavin, and Chris Houghton	Charlie Gavin, and Chris Houghton (director)	September 7, 2015	113b	0.93[30]
Harvey enlists the help of the twins to cook a big, fancy dinner for his parents.
14a	14a	"Randl's Scandl"	Amalia Levari, Monica Ray, and Nicholas Sumida	Monica Ray and Nicholas Sumida	September 25, 2015	114a	1.24[31]
When Randl cuts ties with his mom, Fee and Foo have to make him see how perfect a mother she really is.
14b	14b	"King of Pranks"	Shane Houghton, Charlie Gavin, and Chris Houghton	Charlie Gavin, and Chris Houghton (director)	September 18, 2015	114b	1.83[32]
Harvey pulls off a prank on Littlebark Grove. But by not wanting to upset anyone with the truth, he has to keep it going.
15a	15a	"Night Maid"	Kevin A. Kramer, Madeleine Flores, and Colin Heck	Madeleine Flores, and Colin Heck (director)	October 2, 2015	115a	1.43[33]
To save Littlebark from the rising tide of trash, Harvey becomes the superhero his town needs.
15b	15b	"Icky Chicky"	Shane Houghton, Aaron Austin, and Hannah Ayoubi	Aaron Austin and Hannah Ayoubi	October 9, 2015	115b	1.09[34]
Having outgrown his favorite baby toy, Harvey gives it to Foo. But letting go turns out to be harder than he thought.
16a	16a	"Buds Before Studs"	Amalia Levari, Monica Ray, and Nicholas Sumida	Monica Ray and Nicholas Sumida	October 16, 2015	116a	1.16[35]
When Princess claims Foo as her boyfriend, Fee and Claire team up to undo the disaster.
16b	16b	"Harvey Fights Kratz"	Kevin A. Kramer, Tyler Chen, and Colin Heck	Tyler Chen and Niki Yang Colin Heck (director)	November 6, 2015	116b	1.23[36]
After Harvey and Kratz get into a minor disagreement, they're told the only way they can remain friends is to fight it out like dudes.
17a	17a	"Le Corn Maze... of DOOM!"	Shane Houghton, Charlie Gavin, and Chris Houghton	Charlie Gavin, and Chris Houghton (director)	October 23, 2015	120a	1.07[37]
After the kids claim that last year's Halloween maze wasn't at all scary, the squirrels swear to make this year's maze the scariest ever.
17b	17b	"Harvey Isn't Scary"	Kevin A. Kramer, Monica Ray, and Nicholas Sumida	Monica Ray and Nicholas Sumida	October 23, 2015	120b	1.07[37]
Harvey can't seem to scare anyone during a Halloween tradition of telling scary stories.
18a	18a	"Yampions"	Amalia Levari, Aaron Austin, and Hannah Ayoubi	Aaron Austin and Hannah Ayoubi	November 13, 2015	117a	1.08[38]
It's board game night at the Beaks' house. Harvey teams up with his dad against his mom and the twins.
18b	18b	"Barkball"	Carson Montgomery, Charlie Gavin, and Chris Houghton	Charlie Gavin, and Chris Houghton (director)	November 20, 2015	117b	0.94[39]
When a little league coach rejects Harvey and his friends, they're determined to prove him wrong in a winner-take-all game.
19a	19a	"Junior Squealers"	Kevin A. Kramer, Monica Ray, and Nicholas Sumida	Monica Ray and Nicholas Sumida	January 15, 2016	118a	0.99[40]
A crime-wave has hit Littlebark! Fee is the culprit and now Harvey has to figure out if it's better to be true to the rules or to your friends.
19b	19b	"The Storm"	Kevin A. Kramer, Tyler Chen, and Colin Heck	Tyler Chen, and Colin Heck (director)	January 22, 2016	118b	1.02[41]
Harvey is worried living outside is unsafe and insists the twins move in with him.
20a	20a	"Steamgate"	Shane Houghton, Aaron Austin, and Hannah Ayoubi	Aaron Austin and Hannah Ayoubi	January 29, 2016	119a	0.89[42]
Feeling like no one in town shares his interests, Moff builds a portal to another dimension.
20b	20b	"Yeti Ready"	Amalia Levari, Colin Heck, and Chris Pianka	Chris Pianka, and Colin Heck (director)	February 5, 2016	119b	1.04[43]
Afraid that he can't protect his family from an imaginary yeti, Irving goes to Rooter's survivalist family for help.
21a	21a	"Terrybear"	Kevin A. Kramer, Aaron Austin, and Hannah Ayoubi	Aaron Austin and Hannah Ayoubi	February 19, 2016	121a	1.05[44]
Technobear is shocked to discover his real name is Terrybear. With no idea who he really is anymore, this bear bro decides to re-invent himself.
21b	21b	"Bark Kart"	Shane Houghton, Charlie Gavin, and Chris Houghton	Charlie Gavin, and Chris Houghton (director)	February 26, 2016	121b	1.04[45]
The kids of Littlebark enter an epic go-kart race.
22a	22a	"Wade Is Cooler Than Dade"	Shane Houghton, Monica Ray, and Nicholas Sumida	Monica Ray and Nicholas Sumida	TBA	122a	TBA
22b	22b	"King of the Castle"	Kevin A. Kramer, Colin Heck, and Chris Pianka	Chris Pianka, and Colin Heck (director)	TBA	122b	TBA
23a	23a	"Foofee"	Dani Michaeli, Aaron Austin, and Hannah Ayoubi	Aaron Austin and Hannah Ayoubi	TBA	123a	TBA
23b	23b	"Why Are You Even Friends?"	Shane Houghton, Charlie Gavin, and Chris Houghton	Charlie Gavin, and Chris Houghton (director)	TBA	123b	TBA
24a	24a	"The Punishment"	Kevin A. Kramer, Monica Ray, and Nicholas Sumida	Monica Ray and Nicholas Sumida	TBA	124a	TBA
24b	24b	"Arbor Day"	Amalia Levari, Aaron Austin, and Hannah Ayoubi	Aaron Austin and Hannah Ayoubi	TBA	124b	TBA
25a	25a	"TBA"	TBA	TBA	TBA	125a	TBA
25b	25b	"TBA"	TBA	TBA	TBA	125b	TBA
26a	26a	"Alone"	Shane Houghton and C.H. Greenblatt	C.H. Greenblatt (director)	TBA	126a	TBA
26b	26b	"Foo Shoes"	Dani Michaeli, Charlie Gavin, and Chris Houghton	Charlie Gavin, and Chris Houghton (director)	TBA	126b	TBA

Music

All of the music in Harvey Beaks is composed by Ego Plum.^[46] It is also played by a 40-piece orchestra. The theme song was performed by Ego Plum, Steve Bartek, Bob Mothersbaugh and David J.^[47]

Comics

Issue one of the Harvey Beaks comic by Stefan Petrucha was due for release on January 26, 2016.^[48] A special comic was available for free at San Diego Comic-Con 2015.^[49]

Broadcast

Harvey Beaks made its international debut on Nicktoons in the United Kingdom and Ireland on May 11, 2015.^[50] The series premiered on Nickelodeon in Africa on June 1^[51] and on Nickelodeon in Australia and New Zealand on June 6.^[52] The Southeast Asian feed of Nickelodeon debuted the show on June 8 in the Philippines and on June 29 in Singapore and Malaysia.^[53] The series premiered on YTV in Canada on October 10, 2015.^[54]

Reception

Harvey Beaks received generally positive reviews from critics and audiences. It had a 6.9/10 on IMDb,^[55] a 7.4/10 on TV.com, and a 7.7/10 on BehindtheVoiceActors.

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External links

• Official website
• C.H. Greenblatt's Blog
• Harvey Beaks at the Internet Movie Database