Charlie And Lola premiered on DSNY on March 21, 2005. A 7-year-old boy is a conscientious older brother to his headstrong 4-year-old sister Lola in this cartoon based on the imaginative children's books by Lauren Child.
Voice Cast
• May 10, 2008
Character
Actor
Charlie
Jethro Lundie-Brown/Daniel Mayers
Lola
Maisie Cowell/Clementine Cowell
Episodes
• May 10, 2008
Season 1 (2005-2006)
(26 Episodes In Season 1)
But That Is My Book (Originally Aired 3/21/2005)
I Can Do Anything, That's Everything, All On My Own (Originally Aired 3/22/2005)
We Do Promise, Honestly, We Can Look After Your Dog (Originally Aired 3/23/2005)
There's Only One Sun And That Is Me (Originally Aired 3/24/2005)
I Like My Hair Completely The Way It Is (Originally Aired 3/25/2005)
I've Won, No I've Won, No I've Won (Originally Aired 3/28/2005)
I Am Not Sleepy (Originally Aired 4/4/2005)
I Will Not Eat A Tomato (Originally Aired 4/11/2005)
I'm Not Feeling Well (Originally Aired 4/18/2005)
I Am Hurrying (Originally Aired 4/25/2005)
Boo! Made You Jump (Originally Aired 6/21/2005)
The Most Wonderfullest Picnic (Originally Aired 7/2/2005)
It Wasn't Me (Originally Aired 7/25/2005)
It's A Secret... (Originally Aired 8/15/2005)
I Do Not Ever, Never Want My Wobbly Tooth To Fall Out (Originally Aired 8/22/2005)
Say "Cheese" (Originally Aired 8/23/2005)
I'm Just Not Keen On Spiders (Originally Aired 8/24/2005)
You Won't Like This Present As Much As I Do (Originally Aired 8/25/2005)
I Must Take Completely Everything (Originally Aired 8/26/2005)
I Want To Play Music Too (Originally Aired 9/19/2005)
I Want To Be Much More Bigger Like You (Originally Aired 10/28/2005)
I Love Going To Granny And Grandpa's (Originally Aired 11/21/2005)
Snow Is My Favorite And My Best (Originally Aired 12/12/2005)
I'm Far Too Extremely Busy (Originally Aired 1/16/2006)
But I Am An Alligator (Originally Aired 2/27/2006)
My Little Town (Originally Aired 4/22/2006)
Season 2 (2006-2007)
(13 Episodes In Season 2)
It Is Absolutely And Completely Not Messys/I Spy With My Little Eyes (Originally Aired 5/1/2006)
I Am Extremely Magic/How Many More Minutes? (Originally Aired 5/6/2006)
This Is Actually My Party/I Am Collecting A Collection (Originally Aired 5/22/2006)
Lucky, Lucky Me/I Just Love My Shiny Red Shoes (Originally Aired 6/22/2006)
My Best Best Bestest Friend/I Really Wonder What Plant I'm Growing (Originally Aired 7/3/2006)
Charlie Is Broken!/I Will Be Especially, Very Careful (Originally Aired 8/28/2006)
Yes I Am, No You're Not/I Am Really, Really, Really Concentrating (Originally Aired 9/4/2006)
Please May I Have Some Of Yours?/Can You Maybe Turn The Light On? (Originally Aired 10/9/2006)
What If I Get Lost In The Middle Of Nowhere?/Welcome To Lolaland (Originally Aired 11/10/2006)
Will You Please Stop Messing About?/I Completely Know About Guinea Pigs (Originally Aired 1/15/2007)
I Will Not Ever Never Forget You, Nibbles/Never Ever Never Step On The Cracks (Originally Aired 2/26/2007)
Look After Your Planet/Too Many Big Words (Originally Aired 4/22/2007)
You Can Be My Friend/I Wish I Could Draw Exactly More Like You (Originally Aired 8/11/2007)
Season 3 (2007-2008)
(? Episodes In Season 3)
I Really Absolutely Must Have Glasses/Thunder Completely Does Not Scare Me (Originally Aired 11/17/2007)
I Am Completely Hearing And Also Listening/But I Don't Really Like This Present (Originally Aired 12/10/2007)
I Can Train Your Dog/Do Not Ever Never Let Go (Originally Aired 1/12/2008)
Our Shop Sells Everything/I Am Inventing A Usefullish Invention (Originally Aired 2/9/2008)
I Can Dance Like A Dancer/Help, I Really Mean It (Originally Aired 3/29/2008)
I Would Like To Actually Keep It/It's Raining It's Boring (Originally Aired 4/19/2008)
Specials
How Many More Minutes Until Christmas? (Originally Aired 12/16/2006)
Everything Is Different And Not The Same (Originally Aired 10/13/2007)
Charlie And Lola premiered on DSNY on March 21, 2005. A 7-year-old boy is a conscientious older brother to his headstrong 4-year-old sister Lola in this cartoon based on the imaginative children's books by Lauren Child.
