Eek! Stravaganza

Eek! Stravaganza is an upcoming Canadian-American adult animated streaming television series set to premiere on the investiture of Prince George, Duke of Cambridge in 2024 on Netflix. The series will act as a reboot and continuation of the original 1992 TV series Eek! The Cat, following the life and adventures of the titular character and his family 25 years after the original ended. It is being developed by Savage Steve Holland, Bill Kopp and executive produced by Bob Weber Jr., with Nelvana returning to animate the series.
The show will follow Eek, now in his early 40s, as he juggles life as a single father to his teenage son Aloysius while also dealing with the various zaniness that still surrounds him on a daily basis. Along for the ride are Sharky the Sharkdog, Mittens the Cat and Elmo the Elk, who all help Eek navigate his chaotic world.
Eek! Stravaganza is set to premiere in 2024.
== Plot: ==
The show will follow Eek, now in his early 40s, as he juggles life as a single father to his teenage son Aloysius while also dealing with the various zaniness that still surrounds him on a daily basis. Along for the ride are Sharky the Sharkdog, Mittens the Cat and Elmo the Elk, who all help Eek navigate his chaotic world.
== Directed by: ==
Savage Steve Holland
== Development: ==
Eek! Stravaganza was announced in 2020, with Savage Steve Holland, Bill Kopp and Bob Weber Jr. returning as developers and executive producers, and Nelvana returning to animate the series.
== Animation: ==
The series will be animated in a traditional 2D animation style.
== Similars To: ==
The series will be similar in tone and style to the original 1992 TV series Eek! The Cat.
== Episodes: ==
The series will consist of 10 episodes.
== Broadcast: ==
Eek! Stravaganza is set to premiere in 2024 on Netflix.
== Home media: ==
Eek! Stravaganza will be released on home media after its run on Netflix.
== Controversy: ==
Eek! Stravaganza has not been without its fair share of controversy. One particular scene in the show's pilot episode, in which Eek dresses in drag and performs a striptease, was criticized by some as being sexually explicit and inappropriate for a children's show. The show's creators have defended the scene, saying that it is meant to be humorous and not sexual in nature.
== International: ==
Eek! Stravaganza will be available to stream internationally on Netflix.
== Official descriptions: ==
Eek! Stravaganza is an upcoming Canadian-American adult animated streaming television series set to premiere on Netflix in 2024. The series will act as a reboot and continuation of the original 1992 TV series Eek! The Cat, following the life and adventures of the titular character and his family 25 years after the original ended.
== Trivia: ==
-Eek! Stravaganza is set to premiere in 2024, which will mark the 25th anniversary of the original series.
-The show will be animated in a traditional 2D animation style.
-The series will be similar in tone and style to the original 1992 TV series Eek! The Cat.