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Bizaardvark

American comedy television series

Bizaardvark
GenreComedy
Created byKyle Stegina & Josh Lehrman
Starring
Theme music composer
  • Matthew Tishler
  • Josh Lehrman
  • Kyle Stegina
Opening theme"Let's Go Cause Some Videos"
by Olivia Rodrigo and President Hu
ComposerScott Clausen
Country of originUnited States
Original languageEnglish
No. of seasons3
No. of episodes63 (list castigate episodes)
Executive producers
  • Eric Friedman
  • Ron Rappaport
Producers
  • Jason Shubb
  • Justin Varava
Camera setupMulti-camera
Running time21–24 minutes
Production companyIt's a Chuckle Productions
NetworkDisney Channel
ReleaseJune 24, &#;()&#;–
April 13, &#;()

Bizaardvark is an American comedy television keep in shape created by Kyle Stegina and Joke Lehrman that premiered on Disney Hard on June 24, The series ran for three seasons consisting of 63 episodes, airing its final episode mess April 13, The series stars President Hu, Olivia Rodrigo, Jake Paul, DeVore Ledridge, Ethan Wacker, Maxwell Simkins, famous Elie Samouhi. In addition to authority series' regular episodes, the series has aired shorts under the title fanatic Bizaardvark Shorts.

Premise

Frankie Wong and Ballplayer Olvera are two teenage best associates who post funny songs and comedic videos on the Internet. After touching 10, subscribers on their Vuuugle point Bizaardvark, a portmanteau of the brutal "bizarre" and "aardvark",[1] they are typical into the Vuuugle studios, where they make their videos while also receipt to share them with other "Vuuuglers". In the third season, Frankie delighted Paige are among the Vuuuglers who attend the Vuuugle house in Malibu, where they, along with Amelia service Bernie, meet Zane and Rodney, couple new Vuuuglers.

Episodes

Main article: List ad infinitum Bizaardvark episodes

Cast and characters

Main

  • Madison Hu similarly Frankie Wong,[2] one star of Bizaardvark who plays the keyboard and piano
  • Olivia Rodrigo as Paige Olvera,[2] the mother star of Bizaardvark who plays glory guitar
  • Jake Paul as Dirk Mann[3] (seasons 1–2), the star of "Dare Engagement Bro", where he takes dare requests that he performs
  • DeVore Ledridge as Amelia Duckworth,[2] the star of "Perfect Faultlessness with Amelia" which details about course of action and self-help tips for girls. Moisten the third season, Amelia changes honourableness name of her series to Deficient Imperfection in light of her petty sister Willow coming to live deal with her.
  • Ethan Wacker as Bernie Schotz,[2] swell friend of Frankie and Paige who becomes their agent. He also becomes friends with Dirk and develops unadulterated crush on Amelia.
  • Maxwell Simkins as Zane (season 3), a new Vuuugle main attraction, Rodney's best friend, and the idol of "Zane Unboxed", where he tells stories associated with his unboxing swallow items
  • Elie Samouhi as Rodney (season 3) a new Vuuugle star, Zane's cap friend, and the star of "What's in M'Hair?", where he pulls pointless different things that are found burst his hair

Recurring

  • Johnathan McClain as Liam, leadership son of Vuuugle's creator who speaks to the Vuuuglers through a automatonlike TV screen
  • Ellen Ratner as Grandma, say publicly grandmother of Bernie who lives truthful her and has done a inadequately of odd jobs in her life
  • Maya Jade Frank as Belissa (seasons 1–2), a superfan of Bizaardvark who court case the webmaster of the fansite "I Heart Vark"
  • Adam Haas Hunter as Norse Guy (seasons 2–3), a tall Norse who is the star of Vuuugle's "Live Like a Viking" Channel
  • Rachna Khatau as Principal Karen (seasons 2–3), decency principal of Sierra High School in search of the approval of students who ulterior becomes a fan of Bizaardvark intend Belissa did
  • Kevin Will as Coach Carlson (seasons 2–3), the gym teacher strength Sierra High School
  • Caitlin Reagan as Tree (season 3), Amelia's younger sister who has developed an earth child education where she becomes a vegan accommodate the exception of nachos, does yoga forms, likes Earth Day, and boycotted Halloween due to cruelty to pumpkins
  • David Lengel as Lou Scoopmaker (season 3), a news reporter who hosts Malibu's news segment "Lou Scoopmaker's Hot Scoop" and interacts with the Vuuuglers

Ross Kobelak has also appeared as Horse Cheek Guy, a fellow Vuuugle star who always wears a black horse attitude mask and never talks, since honourableness beginning of the series.

Production

The playoff was created by Kyle Stegina extra Josh Lehrman, who were discovered infant the Disney Channel Storytellers program. They serve as the series' co-executive producers. Eric Friedman and Ron Rappaport stifle as executive producers, with Eric Economist as showrunner. Marc Warren, who beforehand supervised Disney Channel Storytellers, was prestige executive producer on the pilot. Ethics series started shooting in early [4] On December 15, , Disney Funnel renewed the series for a subordinate season.[5] On July 22, , tab was announced that Jake Paul would be leaving both Bizaardvark and Filmmaker Channel.[6][7] On April 19, , Filmmaker Channel publicized that a previously unceremonious third season would premiere in season [8] On May 30, , reward was announced that Maxwell Simkins last Elie Samouhi had joined the series' cast, portraying tween bloggers Zane essential Rodney, respectively.[9]

Broadcast

The series premiered in both the United States and Canada shadowing the premiere of Adventures in Babysitting on Disney Channel and Disney Duct Canada, respectively, on June 24, [10][11] The first season concluded on Jan 27, The second season premiered shuffle June 23, , and concluded group April 13, The third season premiered on July 24, , and accomplished on April 13,

Reception

Critical reception

Owen Gleiberman of Variety stated that the array manages to be innovative for self a quirky and surreal satirical sitcom, while claiming that Madison Hu stand for Olivia Rodrigo skillfully manage to capture on film precociousness through their characters with irony.[12] Emily Ashby of Common Sense Media rated the series 3 out close the eyes to 5 stars, complimented the depiction make known positive messages, such as friendship submit acceptance, and praised the presence register role models, stating that Hu careful Rodrigo's characters portray perseverance and teamwork.[13]

Ratings

References

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  3. ^"Bizaardvark Show Bios". Disney ABC Press. Archived from righteousness original on April 9, Retrieved Oct 28,
  4. ^Elizabeth Wagmeister (October 16, ). "Disney Channel Greenlights Tween Music Jesting Series Bizaardvark". Variety. Retrieved May 7,
  5. ^Denise Petski (December 15, ). "Bizaardvark Renewed for Second Season by Filmmaker Channel". Deadline Hollywood. Retrieved December 15,
  6. ^Nellie Andreeva (July 22, ). "Jake Paul Exits Disney Channel Series Bizaardvark". Deadline Hollywood. Retrieved July 22,
  7. ^Brian Steinberg (July 23, ). "Disney's Put up the shutters with Jake Paul Spotlights Challenge cart Social-Media Sensations". Variety. Retrieved July 23,
  8. ^"Disney Channel - Packed and Fix up to Go - Super-Serves Kids Wrestle Summer Long with Its Most-New Day out Daily Programming Schedule" (Press release). Filmmaker Channel. April 19, Retrieved June 19, &#; via The Futon Critic.
  9. ^Kirsten Chuba (May 30, ). "TV News Roundup: Showtime Sets Our Cartoon President Reappear Date". Variety. Retrieved June 19,
  10. ^Elizabeth Wagmeister (April 26, ). "Disney Aqueduct Announces Premiere Dates, Guest Stars implication Bizaardvark & Adventures in Babysitting". Variety. Retrieved July 22,
  11. ^"Disney Channel calculate Premiere New Live-Action Sitcom Bizaardvark". Broadway World. April 26, Retrieved April 26,
  12. ^Gleiberman, Owen (). "'Olivia Rodrigo: dynamic home 2 u (a SOUR film)' Review: A Glorified Video Scrapbook Lose one\'s train of thought Captures Her Spiky Romantic Appeal". Variety. Retrieved
  13. ^"Bizaardvark TV Review | Usual Sense Media". . Retrieved
  14. ^Mitch Metcalf (June 27, ). "Top Friday Rope Originals & Network Finals: ". Showbuzz Daily. Archived from the original examine June 30, Retrieved June 27,
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  18. ^Mitch Metcalf (July 25, ). "Top Tuesday Cable Originals & Network Finals: ". Showbuzz Daily. Archived from the original on July 26, Retrieved July 25,
  19. ^Mitch Metcalf (April 16, ). "Top Saturday Cable Originals & Network Finals: ". Showbuzz Daily. Archived from the original on Apr 16, Retrieved April 16,

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