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February 2nd, 2006

Our Frederator Studios teams have once again been nominated in key categories in the 33rd Annual Annie Awards, the Oscars of the animation business. Please wish our talented colleagues the best of luck.

Best Animated Television Production:
My Life as a Teenage Robot

Character Design in an Animated Television Production:
Bryan Arnett, My Life as a Teenage Robot
Ernie Gilbert, The Fairly OddParents

Directing in an Animated Television Production:
Gary Conrad, The Fairly OddParents

Production Design in an Animated Television Production:
Alex Kirwan, My Life as a Teenage Robot

Congratulations everyone. (Remember, it’s an honor just to be nominated.)

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Comment #1 by Stephen Levinson
On February 3rd, 2006 at 12:00 am

GOOD LUCK GUYS!!!

Comment #2 by crashourit
On February 3rd, 2006 at 12:00 am

Hmmm. Teenage Robot gets another nomination and is being (or has been) canceled. :/

Comment #3 by The Great One
On February 3rd, 2006 at 12:00 am

Say Fred:

If Nick does Not want to pick up My Life as a Teenage Robot after Season 3 and they own the rights, how abouto offering to “buy back” the rights to the characters and the theme and sell the show to a network that Appreciates Award winning talent!

I am sure that Cartoon Network or Disney would jump at the chance to haave such talented people and such lovable and strong message-centered characters in Their lineup!

Please don’t let a shown with so Much Potential and so many loyal fans be snuffed out before it’s time by the penny pinchers at Nick who keep the childish antics of Sponge face and Yakity Yak on the air instead.

Try talking to Viacoma, the parent company, and see if they can see the potential revenue and bottom line in Jenny Merchandise, Jenny action figures, and at least another 2-3 seasons of this show. It happened with “Kim Possible”, It can happen here. Let us, the loyal fans, know how we can help.