Alesya (series)

***Alesya,*** officially *Alesya's Adventures,* is an upcoming animated TV series based on the book series of the same name, which was written by Liam Haywood and illustrated by Alexis Studio (credited as Alex Studio). This series is animated in Blender, making it a 3D/CGI animated children's television series. The theme song for this series is sourced from a Seeburg 1000 record (Mood 9-B from 10-1-1959) and this series' title character is Alesya the Squirrel. Like the book series, the TV series is set in the village of Hazelnut Hills. Each season typically contains thirty-two episodes. So far, eighteen episodes have been confirmed for the series.

## Alesya's Adventures

### Genre

Children's television series, slice of life

### Production company

AA\_xxxx ("AA" signifies Alesya's Adventures, first two x's signify season number, last two x's signify episode number)

## Episode list

Click or tap here to view a list of episodes from the first season

## Trivia

The logo for the series references the 2003-2009 *Angelina Ballerina* logo (which is just the 2001 logo contained in an oval). The intro for the series resembles the intro to the 2001 *Angelina Ballerina* TV series featuring Alesya dancing and twirling a ribbon while wearing her tutu with her parents watching, and then going into the countryside and meeting a few of her friends along the way, ending in a shot of the amazed audience as Alesya finishes up her dance, and then throws her ribbon into the air as the logo appears, culminating in a shot of the audience applauding Alesya's beautiful performance and then a shot of Alesya curtsying while doing a reverence as the curtain closes and the intro fades out.

The credits sequence has a screenshot from any particular episode as the background - a nod to the Grand Slamm Children's Films (GSCF) end credits design - something which the TV adaptations of *Percy the Park Keeper*, *Kipper the Dog*, and *Angelina Ballerina* among other GSCF cartoons used.

The working title of the first episode was "Alesya's Theatre Debut" before it got changed to "Alesya's Ballet Lessons".

Even though there is a lot of classical music, mainly sourced from various ballets such as *Swan Lake* (Tchaikovsky) and *Sylvia* (Delibes), various library music tunes including "Prestige Production" by Neil Richardson and "Funky Fanfare" by Keith Mansfield are also heard throughout the show alongside some tunes from the Seeburg 1000, 3M Cantata 700, Rowe Customusic, Rediffusion Reditune and Philips background music systems.

The plots of certain episodes depict various themes, such as Rachael filling in for Fritz as the quizmaster when the latter loses his voice - a reference to the *Chuggington* episode "Quizmaster Hodge" (Quizmaster Rachael), how Alesya managed to get to her ballet academy on time during a whitefly swarm while also wearing roller skates (Whiteout), that time when Alesya and Skippy win first prize and best teamwork at the annual boat carnival - a reference to the 2001 *Angelina Ballerina* TV episode "Two Mice in a Boat" (Two Squirrels in a Boat) and how Alesya's friend Vera had a sleepover with Alesya and Poppy (Rock-a-Bye Vera).

Lucky Alesya! and Picture This! are the only episodes to have punctuation (in their case, exclamation marks) in their titles.