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Dexter's Laboratory

1996–2003 · Animation, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Comedy · 4 seasons · ★ 7.7

EndedCartoon Network

Synopsis of Dexter's Laboratory

Dexter is a genius boy with red hair and glasses who lives with his parents in a residential neighborhood in California. His biggest secret is in his bedroom: a laboratory hidden behind a bookshelf that is actually a door. There he keeps all his inventions and experiments, and his parents suspect nothing. The trouble starts with Dee Dee, his older sister, as impulsive as she is carefree, who barges in without permission again and again and ruins his creations. A constant domestic war breaks out between them, with Dexter determined to protect his secret space from a sister who never stops invading it. The series, created by Genndy Tartakovsky, airs on Cartoon Network.

«He skips grades. She just skips»

4seasons
220episodes
7 minper episode
7.7audience scoreTMDB · 925 votes
7.8IMDb rating58,874 votes

Seasons of Dexter's Laboratory

Cast by Dexter's Laboratory

Kath SoucieKath SoucieMom (voice)220 episodes
Christine CavanaughChristine CavanaughDexter (voice)182 episodes
Kat CressidaKat CressidaDee Dee (voice)146 episodes
Allison MooreDee Dee (voice)74 episodes
Tom KennyTom KennyDisgruntled Postman / Puppet Pal Clem / Valhallen (voice)74 episodes
Eddie DeezenEddie DeezenMandark / Momdark (voice)26 episodes
Daran NorrisDaran NorrisClient / Photographer #1 / Dude #1 (voice)5 episodes
Robert RidgelyRobert RidgelyCommander (voice)4 episodes
Earl BoenEarl BoenCommander General / Soda Jerk (voice)4 episodes
Kevin Michael RichardsonKevin Michael RichardsonAction Hank / Cop (voice)4 episodes
Michael PatakiMichael PatakiCoach (voice)2 episodes
Randy CrenshawRandy CrenshawRight Clerk / Geek Singer (voice)2 episodes
Roger FreelandBarbershop Singer (voice)2 episodes
John GarryAction Hank (voice)2 episodes
Gary OwensGary OwensBlue Falcon (voice)2 episodes
James HongJames HongMr. Chau (voice)2 episodes
Greg EaglesGreg EaglesTiki / Robo Shark (voice)2 episodes
Randy PoffoRandy PoffoRasslor (voice)Episode 1
Paul WilliamsPaul WilliamsProfessor Williams (voice)Episode 1
Agostino CastagnolaDoctor / Narrator (voice)Episode 1
Martin MullMartin MullM.A.R. 10 (voice)Episode 1
Andy SurianoAndy SurianoAndy Suriano (voice)Episode 1
Paula TisoHoneydrew (voice)Episode 1

Technical Details

Created by
Genndy Tartakovsky
Address
Genndy Tartakovsky, Chris Savino, Rob Renzetti, John McIntyre, Robert Alvarez
Writing
Clay Morrow, Mark O'Hare, Kevin Kaliher, Genndy Tartakovsky, Charlie Bean
Music
Steve Rucker, Thomas Chase
Production
Genndy Tartakovsky, Chris Savino
Executive Producer
Larry Huber
Production companies
Hanna-Barbera Cartoons, Cartoon Network Studios
Network or Platform
Cartoon Network
Country
United States
Original Language
English
Premiere
April 28, 1996
Last Episode
November 20, 2003 (4x38)
Status
Ended
Type
Fiction
Awards
Nominated for 4 Emmy Awards; 2 wins and 19 nominations in total.
Links
IMDb · TMDB · Official Website

Trivia about Dexter's Laboratory

The idea came from a drawing by Genndy Tartakovsky: a tall, thin girl dressed as a ballet dancer, who would eventually become Dee Dee. Dexter, on the other hand, was inspired by his older brother, Alex.
Christine Cavanaugh voiced Dexter until 2001, when she retired from acting for personal reasons. Candi Milo replaced her in the role.
In its premiere, the series earned a Nielsen rating of 3.5 and drew 12 million viewers, making it the most-watched What a Cartoon! short on Cartoon Network.
Rapper Coolio said he was a fan of the show and was willing to write a song for the soundtrack at Cartoon Network's request.
To promote the third season, a twelve-hour marathon titled "Dexter Goes Global" aired on November 18, 2001 in 96 countries and in twelve languages.
The episode "Dial M for Monkey: Barbequor" stopped airing in U.S. reruns; Cartoon Network considered the character Silver Spooner a stereotype of gay men.
"Rude Removal," produced during the second season, never originally aired on television because it included insults, although the words were bleeped out; for years it was only screened at animation festivals.
In 2023, Genndy Tartakovsky said he did not want to reboot the series, due to Christine Cavanaugh's death and the abundance of recent cartoon reboots.

Sources: Wikipedia (Spanish) · Wikipedia (English)

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Frequently Asked Questions

How Many Seasons Does Dexter's Laboratory Have?

Dexter's Laboratory has 4 seasons and 220 episodes in total.

¿Dónde ver Dexter's Laboratory?

Dexter's Laboratory está disponible por suscripción en Movistar Plus+ Ficción Total , HBO Max y HBO Max Amazon Channel (la oferta puede variar según el país).

Has Dexter's Laboratory Ended?

Yes. Dexter's Laboratory has ended, and its final episode aired on November 20, 2003.

Who Is in Dexter's Laboratory?

The main cast includes Jeff Bennett (Dad (voice)), Kath Soucie (Mom (voice)), Christine Cavanaugh (Dexter (voice)), and Kat Cressida (Dee Dee (voice)).

Who Created Dexter's Laboratory?

Dexter's Laboratory is a creation of Genndy Tartakovsky.

How Long Does It Take to Watch All of Dexter's Laboratory?

With episodes of about 7 minutes, watching all 220 episodes takes approximately 26 hours.

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