Tracey McBean
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 Tracey McBean standing |
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| Genre | Animated series |
| Running time | approx 0:30 (0.15 per segment) |
| Creator(s) | Mark Small Arthur Filloy |
| Starring | Alice Ley Lisa Bailey Anthony Hayes |
| Country of origin | Australia |
| Original channel | ABC Kids |
| Original run | 2001–2005 |
| No. of episodes | 52 (26 shows) |
Tracey McBean is a series of children's books drawn and written by Mary Small and Arthur Filloy about Tracey McBean, a young female inventor who was the protagonist and main character in the series. It is also the name of an animated children's television series produced by Southern Star Entertainment, which aired from 2001 to 2005 on ABC Kids in Australia.
[edit] Voice actors and their characters
- Alice Ley - Tracey McBean
- Lisa Bailey - Megan McBean
- Anthony Hayes - Shamus Wong
[edit] Episode list
- "Stretching Machine" & "Family Power"
- "Gordon the King" & "Lost Thing Finder"
- "Mom's Birthday" & "Multiplication"
- "Pocket Money" & "School Camp"
- "Brain Machine" & "Local Weather"
- "Stage Fright" & "Pink Monster"
- "Invisible Megan" & "The Great Race"
- "Fancy Dress" & "Rainbow"
- "Robo Tracey" & "Horsing Around"
- "Zoom Boots" & "Bugs"
- "Finding the Beat" & "Gordon's Bed"
- "Gordon's Makeover" & "Ultimate Jungle Gym"
- "Fallout" & "Freckle Frenzy"
- "Sherlock Tracey" & "Bad Luck Lee"
- "Bald Bob" & "Marble Mania"
- "Election" & "The Vegetable That Cried Wolf"
- "World Record" & "Gentleman Jim"
- "Big Things" & "The McConnelly Cousin"
- ""13"" & "Anti-Shamus"
- "Teddys" & "Galaxy Blazers"
- "Party On" & "Dirt Magnet"
- "Time Skip" & "Lights, Camera, Action"
- "Surfbuster" & "Zoo Story"
- "Fairy Tales" & "Swap"
- "A Trifling Master" & "On Ice"
- "Go!, Gordon!, Go!" & "Lost Muse"
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