Fred: The Show
Fred: The Show is an American youth sitcom that aired for the first time on January 16 to August 3, 2012 at the U.S. Nickelodeon and includes 24 episodes. Creator and lead actor Lucas Cruikshank is who played the role of Fred already in his web series. The series is based on the movies Fred: The Movie and Fred 2: Night of the Living Fred, in which the same actor had played. The series is set apparently after one season, de facto, Cruikshack plays since November 2012, the main role in the series Marvin Marvin.
The German Air Date began on November 12, 2012 in Nickelodeon Switzerland. On Nickelodeon Germany, the series can be seen since 14 January 2013.
Action
The series revolves around the daily life of the 16- year-old Fred Figglehorn. In each episode he brings through a mishap in a difficult position, which he then has to pay for. Yet his nemesis Kevin, his crazy mother and his best friend Bertha are often involved. Characteristic of Fred is its extremely high voice.
Occupation
Cast and Crew
- Lucas Cruikshank as Fred Figglehorn Bagel Fredrick / Derf / Fredo / Evil Fred
- Daniella Monet as Bertha, Fred's best friend
- Jake Weary as Kevin Dawg
- Siobhan Fallon Hogan as Hilda Figglehorn, Fred's mother / grandmother
- Stephanie Courtney as Mrs. Dawg, Kevin's mother
Supporting roles
- John Cena as Fred's imaginary father
- Carlos Knight as diesel
- Rachel Crow as a rigid
- Steve Hytner as Mr. Vandenburg
- Pat Crawford Brown as Mrs. Haber Stan
- Alan Ritchson as The Expired Cow
- Shayne Topp as Steve the Talking Cookie
- Kate Brochu as Nicolette
- Ryan Potter than Fred's best friend
- Gracie Dzienny as Holly
- Tom Yi as Mr. May
- Kimmy Gatewood as Ms. Kovack
- Talon Reid as Kevin's friend
- Tessa Netting Eloise
- Ariel Winter as Talia Dawg
- Diane Delano as Fred's teacher
- Jeff Doucette as Bert
- Tom Arnold as Floyd
- Pixie Lott as Judy
- Seth Morris as Mr. Jake Devlin
Episodes
Criticism
Like the movie Fred: The Show, the series was criticized. Common Sense Media gave the series one of five possible stars and passed, Fred: The Show offers " more of the same absurdity as the insufferable Youtube Star" (English " More of the same absurdity from obnoxious YouTube star" ). Despite the negative reviews, the series reached 3.7 million viewers at its premiere. The odds decreased with the second episode on now more 2.4 million.