Clarence (TV Series 2014)

About Clarence

Clarence is a popular animated television show that was first aired in 2014. The series revolves around the life of a fun-loving, spirited, and optimistic boy named Clarence. Clarence loves to go on adventures with his friends - Jeff and Sumo - and enjoys finding fun in life's everyday tasks. Set in the fictional town of Aberdale, the TV show presents the world through Clarence's eyes and captures his unique perspective and playful spirit.

Making / Production

The series was created by Skyler Page for Cartoon Network. Patrick Harpin was the primary script writer. The series was produced by Cartoon Network Studios, with the animation provided by South Korean studio, Saerom. The series first premiered on February 17, 2014 and ended on June 24, 2018, running for a total of three seasons.

Actors

• Spencer Rothbell - Voiced the title character, Clarence. He brought to life Clarence's fun-loving and adventurous spirit, making the character truly unforgettable.
• Sean Giambrone - Portrayed the intelligent and germophobic character, Jeff. Sean ensured Jeff's character stood out as the voice of reason in the group.
• Tom Kenny - Known for his energy and dynamic voices, Tom Kenny voiced Sumo, who is portrayed as wild and unpredictable.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• Originally, the creator of the series, Skyler Page, voiced Clarence.
• The show's setting, Aberdale, is based on the town of Prescott, Arizona.
• The character "Jeff" is based on series creator Skyler Page's roommate of the same name.

Awards

The series received a nomination for the "Outstanding Short-format Animated Program" at the 67th Primetime Emmy Awards in 2015.

Quotes

• "Look! It's not about how the sandwich is. It's about how much fun it is while you're eating it!" -Clarence
• "Plastic treasure is forever, but not memories...unless you forget them." -Sumo
• "I think we're all just trying to find our big, gigantic dinosaur. Aren't we all?" -Jeff

Music, Soundtrack

• The opening theme "King of the World" and the ending theme "Good Habits (and Bad)" were both composed by Simon Panrucker.
• James L. Venable and Simon Panrucker were in charge of the background score, perfectly cueing the music with the narrative plot.