Beethoven 1994
What is Beethoven?
Beethoven is an animated sitcom that serves as a television adaptation loosely based on the 1992 motion picture of the same name. The series was a collaborative production involving Northern Lights Entertainment, Universal Animation Studios, and Universal Television.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 1994
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 26
- Runtime
- 15 minutes
- First aired
- Sep 10, 1994
- Last aired
- Dec 3, 1994
- Original language
- EN
- Origin
- US
- Networks
- CBS
- Genres
- Animation, Kids, Comedy
- Updated
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Beethoven is an animated sitcom that serves as a television adaptation loosely based on the 1992 motion picture of the same name. The series was a collaborative production involving Northern Lights Entertainment, Universal Animation Studios, and Universal Television. Following its development, the show aired for a single season on the CBS network. The production consisted of 26 individual episodes, with each installment featuring a runtime of fifteen minutes. As an animated project, the series brought the canine character from the original film into a new format for television audiences. The show remains a notable example of film-to-television animation transfers during the 1990s, maintaining the core premise established by its cinematic predecessor while utilizing the episodic sitcom structure. By condensing the narrative into shorter segments, the program provided a distinct viewing experience compared to the full-length movie that inspired its creation. All episodes were distributed through the network broadcast arrangement, marking the complete extent of the series as produced by the involved studios.
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“An animated sitcom based on the 1992 motion picture.”
- based on the 1992 motion picture
- produced with twenty six fifteen minute episodes
- aired for only one season
- limited episode availability
Watch it if you enjoy animated sitcoms inspired by feature films.
The series is rated TV-Y7.
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Season 1 · 26 episodes
- E1 Good Old George Mytharc Sep 10, 1994
- E2 The Pound Core Sep 10, 1994
- E3 Dog Dreams Core Sep 17, 1994
- E4 The Good, the Bad, and the Poodle Core Sep 17, 1994
- E5 The Experiment Core Sep 24, 1994
- E6 The Incredibly Pointless Journey Core Sep 24, 1994
- E7 The Guard Dog Core Oct 1, 1994
- E8 Mr. Huggs Wild Ride Core Oct 1, 1994
- E9 Cat Fight Core Oct 8, 1994
- E10 The Kindergarten Caper Core Oct 8, 1994
- E11 The Gopher Who Would Be King Core Oct 15, 1994
- E12 Pet Psychiatrist Core Oct 15, 1994
- E13 Cyrano de Beethoven Core Oct 22, 1994
- E14 The Mailman Cometh Core Oct 22, 1994
- E15 A Cat Named Rover Core Oct 29, 1994
- E16 The Dog Must Diet Core Oct 29, 1994
- E17 The Mighty Cone-Dog Core Nov 5, 1994
- E18 Car Trouble Core Nov 5, 1994
- E19 Puppy Time Core Nov 12, 1994
- E20 The Morning Paper Core Nov 12, 1994
- E21 The Big One Core Nov 19, 1994
- E22 Fleas! Core Nov 19, 1994
- E23 Scent of a Mutt Core Nov 26, 1994
- E24 Down on the Farm Core Nov 26, 1994
- E25 Trash Island Mytharc Dec 3, 1994
- E26 The Long Weekend Mytharc Dec 3, 1994
Frequently asked questions
What is Beethoven?
Beethoven is an animated sitcom loosely based on the 1992 motion picture of the same name.
When did it air?
The series aired in 1994.
How many episodes were produced?
There were 26 fifteen-minute episodes produced.
Which network broadcast the series?
The series aired on CBS.
Who produced the show?
It was produced by Northern Lights Entertainment, Universal Animation Studios, and Universal Television.
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