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The Bellflower Bunnies (season 2) : ウィキペディア英語版
The Bellflower Bunnies (season 2)

The second season of ''The Bellflower Bunnies'', a children's animated series based on the ''Beechwood Bunny Tales'' books by Geneviève Huriet and Loïc Jouannigot, aired on the French television network TF1 from 22 September 2004 to 23 February 2005. It was directed by Eric Berthier, proudced by Patricia Robert and written by Valérie Baranski.
Production on this season, which comprised twenty-two episodes, lasted from July 2003 to October 2004. While TF1 remained on board, a new roster of voice actors, crew and companies participated. Among them were Paul Cadieux, a staff member of Quebec's Megafun studio; Canadian talents Julie Burroughs, Hugolin Chevrette and Elisabeth Lenormand; and China's Hangzhou Flying Dragon Cartoon.
The episodes were originally broadcast on TF! Jeunesse, the children's service of TF1, every Wednesday morning. The sole exception was "Noël chez les Passiflore", a holiday episode which premiered on a Saturday. As of , this season has aired in continuous rotation on France's Disney Junior channel. It has also been seen on Canada's TFO,〔 〕 Germany's Kinderkanal (KI.KA), and the Middle East's Al Jazeera Children's Channel.
==Production==
Co-production partners for this season included France's TF1, Euro Visual,〔 Big Cash,〔 and that country's department of Walt Disney Television.〔 In Canada, they consisted of animation studio Tooncan〔 and production company Megafun,〔 both located in Montreal, Quebec. Also joining the production was China's Hangzhou Flying Dragon Cartoon, which handled animation duties.〔
The French voice cast consisted of Flora Balzano (who played Mistletoe), Julie Burroughs, Hugolin Chevrette (who played Poppy), Mario Desmarais, Antoine Durand, Marylène Gargour, Annie Girard, Hélène Lasnier and Elisabeth Lenormand. The English dub starred Danielle Desormeaux, Anik Matern, Holly Gauthier-Frankel,〔Credited as Holly Gauthier-Frankle.〕 Eleanor Noble, Matt Holland, Joanna Noyes, Liz Mac Rae, Simon Peacock and Laura Teasdale.〔
Eric Berthier, who has worked on several French television series, replaced Moran Caouissin as the director. Paul Cadieux, a Megafun staff member,〔 served as executive co-producer; Yves Pont and Franck Algard, through their company Euro Visual,〔 became executive producers.〔 Alice Willis took over music scoring duties, and also played piano and keyboard.〔
Returning from the first season were screenwriter Valérie Baranski, story editor Fabrice Ziolkowski and producer Patricia Robert, along with Reanud Bouet in the backgrounds department, and Arnold Gransac on layouts. Loïc Jouannigot, the illustrator of the original books, was credited under "characters, location & props creation".〔

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