| Pete Coldary | |
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| The show's logo | |
| Genre: | Comedy, Slice-of-life |
| Creator: | Mr Pookie |
| Writer: | Mr Pookie, Rebecca Taley |
| Director: | Mr Pookie |
| Starring: | Mr Pookie, Daniel Roche, Sam Claflin, Patsy Palmer |
| Narrator: | Rowan Atkinson |
| Opening theme: | In the End it's Always Good |
| End theme: | In The End it's Always Good (instrumental) |
| Number of seasons: | 8 |
| Number of episodes: | 117 |
| Location: | England |
| Runtime: | 10-11 minutes (normal episode)
22-23 minutes (double-length episode) |
| Original Channel: | Nicktoons (2011-present)
Nickelodeon (2012-present) |
| First aired: | April 4, 2011 |
| Last aired: | TBA |
Pete Coldary is a British animated television series created by. It premiered on Nicktoons on April 4, 2011 with the first episode, "Milkshake Museum". As of 2015, the series has switched to BaconNetwork.
Premise[]
The series focuses on the adventures of Pete Coldary, and his brother Colin Coldary, who live in a beachfront hotel, run by their father.
History[]
Pete Coldary was first sketched in 2008. The character was known as "Jimmy" at the time. Bacon then drew a few more characters, and made a short called "The Fries" in 2010. After this, his name was changed to "Pete Coldary". Due to the short's popularity, Bacon decided to make a show about him. He ordered 2 52-episode seasons.
After the end of season 2, re-runs once the show ended seemed to get more viewers than usual, so they decided to make a final third season, with 13 episodes.
Awards and nominations[]
Pete Coldary is known for it's many BAFTA Kid's Awards nominations and awards, but has taken part in certain others too.
| Award | Category | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 2012: Bafta Kid's Vote | Animation | Nominated |
| 2013: Bafta Kid's Vote | Animation | Won |
| 2015: International Emmys | Kids: Series | Nominated |
| 2015: Bafta Kid's Vote | Writer (for Rebecca Taley and BaconMahBoi) | Nominated |
| 2015: Bafta Kid's Vote | Video Game (for Pete Coldary: Power Corrupts) | Won |
| 2016: Online Media Awards | For Pete Coldary: The Website | Won |