Earth

Earth' ' is a British animated television series created by BaconMahBoi for Nickelodeon in 2001. The series chronicles a ritual meeting of the undead in a cemetery underground, where zombies and skeletons are assigned places on Earth to live and eventually eat all of the humans. Klortak, a teenaged zombie who has been waiting for an assignment since age 3 but has never been assigned a city, is picked to England, where he must go on his mighty quest to flesh-rip all of the humans living there, and eventually wipe out their leader, Bony Tlair (an obvious parody of Tony Blair, England's prime minister at the time). The series originally began on Nickelodeon, set for 13 half-hours, and premiered on October 27, 2001 at 8:30pm and was viewed by 981,000 viewers in the UK. Due to popularity, a second season was ordered, and was set for 26-half hours to air on Nicktoons between 2003-05, but was cancelled after 8 half-hours due to being far too dark for Nickelodeon, similar to  Invader Zims fate. However, reruns do still air, with a half-hour airing every Sunday at 3am.



Main Characters

 * Klortak (Isaac Hempstead Wright)- an eager teenaged zombie assigned to England to eat the humans.
 * H.I.P (Dean Whyte)- Klortak's House Inspection Programme who has a gruff Scottish voice.
 * Katror (Paul Dobson)- Klortak's enemy, assigned to Wales.
 * Flesh Cameron (Dean Whyte)- Klortak's constanly tortured test subject.

Secondary Characters

 * Spectradon (John Cleese)- the ultimate zombie ruler.
 * Dordor (Aidan Cook)- Klortak's best friend who was assigned to Scotland. The two attempt to meet whenver they can.
 * The English (various)- the English people Klortak meets on his journey.
 * Bony Tlair (voiced by Matt Berry)- a parody of Tony Blair, the prime minister of England who is constantly mocked.

Minor Characters

 * The Scottish (males voiced by BaconMahBoi, females Katrina Bryan)- the Scottish people Dordor meets on his journey.

Trivia

 * Series creator BaconMahBoi supplied the voices of the male Scottish in the series, due to him being Scottish. His childhood friend, Dean Whyte, and a writer of the show, voices H.I.P. and Flesh Cameron.