Danger Mouse (2015 TV series)

Danger Mouse
Created by	Brian Cosgrove Mark Hall
Directed by	Robert Cullen
Voices of	Alexander Armstrong Kevin Eldon Stephen Fry Ed Gaughan Shauna Macdonald Dave Lamb Marc Silk
Narrated by	Dave Lamb
Country of origin	United Kingdom
Original language(s)	English
No. of series	1
No. of episodes	50 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producer(s)	Chapman Maddox Bob Higgins Sarah Muller
Running time	11–22 minutes
Production company(s)	FremantleMedia Kids & Family Entertainment Boulder Media
Distributor	FremantleMedia
Release
Original network	CBBC
Picture format	16:9 1080i
Original release	28 September 2015 – present
Chronology
Related shows	Danger Mouse (1981 TV series)

Danger Mouse is a British animated television series and a continuation of the 1981 series with the same name. The series is produced by FremantleMedia with animation by Irish Boulder Media. Danger Mouse premiered on CBBC on 28 September 2015.^[1]

The series revolves around Danger Mouse, the "world's greatest secret agent", and his hamster sidekick Penfold, who protect the world from a variety of dangers. With help from his boss Colonel K and the genius scientist Professor Squawkencluck, Danger Mouse is equipped to defeat his nemesis, Baron von Greenback.

Within three weeks of the series running, Danger Mouse achieved 2.4 million viewers and became among the highest rated shows on CBBC.^[2]

On 19 May 2016, Danger Mouse was commissioned for a second series. ^[3]

Production

In 2013, FremantleMedia confirmed to Broadcast that an updated version of the series was being considered,^[4][5] and in June 2014 it was announced that a new series consisting of 52 episodes; was being made for broadcast on CBBC in 2015.^[6] The series is produced by Boulder Media for FremantleMedia Kids. It is directed by Robert Cullen,^[7] with Brian Cosgrove, one of the original creators being a creative consultant.^[8] Alexander Armstrong and Kevin Eldon voice Danger Mouse and Penfold, Dave Lamb takes the role of the narrator, whilst Stephen Fry and Ed Gaughan take on the roles of Colonel K and Baron Greenback respectively.^[9] Armstrong's Pointless co-host Richard Osman also appears in the series as Professor Strontium Jellyfishowitz.^[10] It was also announced that John Oliver would voice Dr Augustus P Crumhorn III and Lena Headey would voice new character Jeopardy Mouse.^[11] It also airs on ABC Me in Australia, and Netflix in the US.^[12] According to Eldon, the animation style is 'much the same as the original'.^[13] The series is animated in Toon Boom Harmony, as the animators thought that Flash was too limited.^[14]

Characters

Main characters

• Danger Mouse (voiced by Alexander Armstrong)

The world's greatest secret agent. Supremely confident in his abilities, Danger Mouse's vanity sometimes leads him to take actions that unncessarily create risky situations.

• Ernest Penfold (voiced by Kevin Eldon)

A hamster and Danger Mouse's sidekick. He has an obsession with jam sandwiches, to the point that he'll make copious quantities of jam when nervous.

• Colonel K (voiced by Stephen Fry)

A Chinchilla who serves as Danger Mouse and Penfold's boss. In the episode "The Return of Danger K", it is revealed that the Colonel was once an agent himself called Danger K.

• Professor Squawkencluck (voiced by Shauna Macdonald)

Chief scientist of the secret service. She gets annoyed with Danger Mouse when he doesn't pay attention to her, uses her inventions without her permission, or breaks/messes with her latest creation, to the point of a love-hate relationship with him

• Baron Silas von Greenback (voiced by Ed Gaughan)

Criminal mastermind and Danger Mouse's arch enemy. Though Greenback was a mainstay of the 1981 series, in the 2015 series, the prefix "von" has been incorporated into his name. He was also given a German accent to match.

• Nero (vocal effects by Marc Silk)

Greenback's pet fluffy white caterpillar, whose intelligence and cunning is often underestimated.

• Stiletto Mafiosa (voiced by Dave Lamb)

Greenback's Italian crow sidekick.

• The Narrator (voiced by Dave Lamb)

As with the original series, The Narrator, an unseen character, frequently breaks the Fourth Wall, interacting with both the viewer and the other characters and often finds himself in danger from the episode's antagonist.

Recurring characters

• Pandaminion (voiced by Ed Gaughan): One of Greenback's minions.
• Dr. Loo-cifer (voiced by Kayvan Novak): An advanced robotic toilet gone rogue.
• Dawn Crumhorn/The Princess (voiced by Morwenna Banks): A young spoiled poodle who becomes powerful after her tiara comes into contact with personality-amplifying mind gel. She is later revealed to be the daughter of Doctor Augustus P. Crumhorn IV in Mousefall.
• Isambard Kingkong Brunel (voiced by Kayvan Novak): A scientist monkey who comes up with impractical inventions. He once created a time machine to replace all useful inventions with his own.
• Quark (voiced by Ed Gaughan): A money-hungry alien huckster who tries to use DM in get-rich-quick schemes.
• Snowman (voiced by Richard Ayoade):^[15] An embarrassingly inept living snowman with the ability to freeze things with his left arm and fire explosive carrots from his nose.
• Count Duckula (voiced by Rasmus Hardiker): A stardom-obsessed vampire duck. This incarnation of the character combines aspects of both his villainous counterpart from the original Danger Mouse series, and his more amicable vegetarian counterpart from his own spin-off series.
• Baron Silas von Penfold (voiced by Kevin Eldon): An evil version of Penfold from an alternate reality known as the Twystyverse. He is often seen working alongside his enforcer, Sinister Mouse (voiced by Alexander Armstrong) as that dimension's greatest supervillains.
• Queen of Weevils (voiced by Miranda Richardson): An evil beetle witch from Arthurian Legend, who was sealed away inside a gem over a thousand years ago by Merlin before accidentally being released into the modern world.
• The Queen (voiced by Morwenna Banks)
• Jeopardy Mouse (voiced by Lena Headey):^[11] The female American equivalent of Danger Mouse. Clad in a slick military jumpsuit and working under orders from General E. Normous Schwartznut, she performs her missions professionally and without fuss-- but has a tendency to be overbearing and take herself too seriously.
• Doctor Augustus P. Crumhorn IV (voiced by John Oliver) The Father of The Princess and the son of Doctor Augustus P. Crumhorn III, he is an ambitious trillionare Dobermann Pinscher who vows to defeat Danger Mouse in order to make his daughter happy and buy up all the companies in the world.
• Danger Agents Danger agents who appear every so often: Danger Moth, Danger Mackerel, Danger Hedgehog, Danger Pelican,

Episodes

Season		Episodes		Originally aired
				First aired	Last aired
	1	52		September 28, 2015	TBA

Series 1 (2015–16)

Series 1 premiered 28 September 2015 and is planned to consist of 52 episodes.^[16][17] A Christmas special, with Richard Ayoade and Brian Blessed was confirmed. Episodes are 11 minutes long, apart from the first episode and the special The Snowman Cometh,^[18] which are 22 minutes.

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date
1	1	"Danger Mouse Begins... Again"[19]	Robert Cullen	Ben Ward	28 September 2015
Danger Mouse is fired for wrecking London and Baron Greenback, seemingly reformed, creates an army of robots to protect the world's leaders. However, Danger Mouse suspects Greenback is up to no good.
2	2	"Danger at C Level"[20]	Robert Cullen	Nathan Cockerill	29 September 2015
Penfold is sick of getting injured on missions, so Danger Mouse agrees to take him on holiday. But then mutant sea monsters start to menace the world and Danger Mouse must decide between his mission and his friend.
3	3	"Greenfinger"[21]	Robert Cullen	Mark Oswin and James Griffiths	30 September 2015
Danger Mouse tries to prove to Prof. Squawkencluck that he can be trusted, but accidentally allows a strange and inexplicably Welsh alien plant to grow all over London. Worse, Penfold can't stop making jam!
4	4	"Planet of the Toilets"[22]	Robert Cullen	Nick Ostler and Mark Huckerby	1 October 2015
An artificially intelligent toilet reinvents itself as "Dr Loo-cifer" and leads a revolt of the world's toilets.
5	5	"Pink Dawn"[23]	Robert Cullen	Nick Ostler and Mark Huckerby	2 October 2015
Danger Mouse must embrace his feminine side to stop the pink-obsessed supervillain Princess from turning the whole world girly.
6	6	"Big Head Awakens"[24]	Robert Cullen	Andrew Burrell	5 October 2015
Prof. Squawkencluck's new security system goes berserk and must be stopped – if only DM and the Prof could stop arguing for long enough.
7	7	"The World Wide Spider"[25]	Robert Cullen	Ben Ward	6 October 2015
A giant spider is rampaging across the world and Danger Mouse must stop it... or at least he would, if not for his terrible fear of spiders.
8	8	"The Other Day the Earth Stood Still"[26]	Robert Cullen	Written by: Rob Sprackling and John Smith Additional material by: Ben Ward	7 October 2015
Greenback's plague of red traffic brings all the world's traffic to a standstill – and then the world itself!
9	9	"Welcome to Danger World!"[27]	Robert Cullen	Ben Ward	8 October 2015
An alien huckster makes Danger Mouse the most popular tourist attraction in the universe.
10	10	"Jeopardy Mouse"[28]	Robert Cullen	Ben Ward	9 October 2015
Danger Mouse must work with America's best secret agent Jeopardy Mouse to foil Greenback's scheme to rearrange the continents, but DM's showboating does not endear him to Jeopardy's no-nonsense attitude.
11	11	"The Return of Danger K"[29]	Robert Cullen	Ben Ward	12 October 2015
When an old enemy, Birch Badboy, comes to take over the world via rudeness, Colonel K must return to his secret agent job as Danger K to stop him from turning everyone rude.
12	12	"Big Penfold"[30]	Robert Cullen	Howard Read and Chris Chantler	13 October 2015
Professor Squawkencluck makes a growing/shrinking invention to save the world from a meteor attack. When Penfold is accidentally turned huge, DM figures out it could actually be helpful to save the world.
13	13	"The Unusual Suspects"[31]	Robert Cullen	Nick Oster and Mark Huckerby	14 October 2015
The secret service agents have suspicions that someone is trying to take a new chemical from them, and all fingers of suspicion are pointing towards Colonel K.
14	14	"Danger Fan"[32]	Robert Cullen	Emma Kennedy	15 October 2015
Danger Mouse's biggest fan comes to visit, on the same day as his yearly inspection. Unfortunately Danger Mouse fails to capture his enemy.
15	15	"Quark Games"[33]	Robert Cullen	Nick Ostler and Mark Huckerby	16 October 2015
Quark traps Danger Mouse, Penfold and Jeopardy Mouse in his new game where old foes return.
16	16	"The Snowman Cometh"[34]	Robert Cullen	Nick Ostler and Mark Huckerby	16 December 2015[35]
The Snowman is fed up of Christmas and being made fun of for being considered harmless, so he steals Santa Claus' hat. Danger Mouse and Penfold must get it back.
17	17[36]	"The Inventor Preventer"[37]	Robert Cullen	Howard Read	15 February 2016 [38]
Danger Mouse and Penfold must prevent Isambard Kingkong Brunel from travelling back in time and un-inventing the World.
18	18[39]	"Never Say Clever Again"[40]	Robert Cullen	Nick Ostler and Mark Huckerby	16 February 2016[38]
After all the Danger Agents become super-intelligent as a result of eating brainpower-enhancing celery, Danger Mouse considers looking for a new job.
19	19[41]	"#Sinister Mouse"[42]	Robert Cullen	Ben Ward[43]	17 February 2016[38]
An evil version of Danger Mouse escapes from a parallel dimension, and teams up with Baron von Greenback to defeat his good counterpart.
20	20	"There's No Place Like Greenback"[44]	Robert Cullen	Nick Ostler and Mark Huckerby[44]	18 February 2016[38]
Danger Mouse and Penfold become reluctant surrogate parents to Baron von Greenback, who seems to have accidentally erased his own memory when his latest evil scheme goes wrong.
21	21	"From Duck to Dawn"[45]	Robert Cullen	Nick Ostler and Mark Huckerby[46]	19 February 2016[38]
Count Duckula is back, and he is determined to take over the World- one terrible TV show at a time.
22	22	"Happy Boom Day!"[47]	Robert Cullen	Mark Oswin and Jim Griffiths	22 February 2016
Danger Mouse's plans for Professor Squawkencluck's surprise birthday party go awry when Baron Von Greenback unleashes killer birthday presents upon the World.
23	23	"Frankensquawk's Monster"[48]	Robert Cullen	Ben Ward	23 February 2016
When Professor Squawkencluck's Mother comes to visit HQ, a giant mutant rubbish monster is not too far behind.
24	24	"Escape From Big Head"[49]	Robert Cullen	Nick Ostler and Mark Huckerby	24 February 2016
Professor Squawkencluck attempts to reactivate her "Big Head" security system, but it goes into lockdown once again and imprisons everyone in a maximum-security dungeon.
25	25	"Megahurtz Attacks"[50]	Robert Cullen	Sophie Petzal	25 February 2016
A failed attempt to boost Penfold's self-confidence leads to a super-powerful game monster escaping into the real world.
26	26	"The Hamster Effect"[51]	Robert Cullen	Nick Ostler and Mark Huckerby	26 February 2016
To prevent them from ruining his evil plans again, the deranged time-travelling chimp Brunel travels back in time to prevent Danger Mouse and Penfold from ever meeting.
27	27	"The Good, the Baaaaa and the Ugly"[52]	Robert Cullen	Andrew Burrell	3 June 2016
When Danger Mouse and Penfold are sent on a rescue mission to a mysterious island Danger Mouse's over-competitiveness borders on criminal.
28	28	"Attack of the Clowns"[53]	Robert Cullen	Nick Ostler and Mark Huckerby	27 June 2016
Danger Mouse's uncontrollable laughter annoys a race of clown aliens.
29	29	"Cheesemageddon"[54]	Robert Cullen	Nathan Cockerill	28 June 2016
Danger Mouse and the Baron must team up to defeat a villain who is obsessed with cheese.
30	30	"Queen of Weevils"[55]	Robert Cullen	Ben Ward	29 June 2016
Whilst trying to prove that magic doesn't exist, Danger Mouse accidentally unleashes an evil magical queen into the world.
31	31	"Hail Hydrant"[56]	Robert Cullen	Nick Ostler and Mark Huckerby	30 June 2016
Danger Mouse must battle a criminal organisation called Hydrant after finding out he has lost Agent Of The Month to Jeopardy Mouse.
32	32	"Wicked Leaks"	Robert Cullen	Tony Cooke	1 July 2016
Penfold's addiction to social media helps the Baron turn all of DM's secrets against him.
33	33	"Tomorrow Never Comes"	Robert Cullen	Nick Ostler and Mark Huckerby	4 July 2016
The Princess is back and erases all weekdays so she can play at the weekend forever. Danger Mouse must ruin everyone's lives by fixing the problem!
34	34	"Half the World is Enough"	Robert Cullen	Reid Harrison	5 July 2016
When Danger Mouse is responsible for Professor Squawkencluck losing her job, his clumsy attempts to get her back help the Baron split the Earth in two.
35	35	"Send in the Clones"	Robert Cullen	Josh Weinstein	6 July 2016
The dynamic duo take on a shoddy army of knockoffs when alien Quark's latest money-making scheme is to create cheap copies of Danger Mouse and Penfold.
36	36	"Masters of the Twystyverse"	Robert Cullen	Ben Ward	7 July 2016
DM and Penfold travel to the Twystyverse in a bid to stop Penfold's evil counterpart from taking over both versions of the Earth.
37	37	"Danger is Forever"	Robert Cullen	Mick O'Hara and Ciaran Morrison	3 October 2016
When the Baron speeds up the rotation of the earth using windmills, DM and Penfold age 300 years and must take on their nemesis as very old individuals.
38	38	"Very Important Penfold"	Robert Cullen	Mark Oswin and Jim Griffiths	4 October 2016
When Penfold saves a celebrity from certain doom he becomes a media sensation. DM smells a rat, or at least some evil villainous hamster from another dimension.
39	39	"The Cute Shall Inherit the Earth"	Robert Cullen	Lucy Guy	5 October 2016
The plucky rodent springs into action when cute kittens start infiltrating positions of authority in London.
40	40	"All 5 It"	Robert Cullen	Mike Benner	6 October 2016
The crimebusting rodent goes undercover as the fifth member of Quark's mega-popular boy band discovering his inner performer while Penfold discovers a musical plot to destroy the world.
41	41	"Dream Worrier"	Robert Cullen	Mark Oswin and James Griffiths	7 October 2016
DM takes on Quark again, but this time in his strangest setting yet: Penfold's dreams!
42	42	"The Confidence Trick"	Robert Cullen	Nick Ostler and Mark Huckerby	10 October 2016
Danger Mouse's confidence take a hit when The Baron steals it to invigorate his shy daughter and create a criminal mastermind!
43	43	"The Spy Who Came In With A Cold"	Robert Cullen	Danielle Ward	11 October 2016
Greenback unleashes a new strain of elephant flu upon the world! Will Penfold's immunity to the virus save the day?
44	44	"Sir Danger de Mouse"	Robert Cullen	Ben Ward	12 October 2016
The Queen of Weevils returns and convinces DM he's a medieval knight in order to escape from a secure prison - can Penfold break the spell and prevent London becoming a medieval city?
45	45	"The Duckula Show"	Robert Cullen	Ben Ward	13 October 2016
Danger Mouse faces the prospect of being written out of his own show, after Count Duckula kidnaps the writers and forces them to make him the star.
46	46	"Agent 58"	Robert Cullen	Howard Read and Chris Chantler	14 October 2016
It's Crimicon - the Annual Criminal world convention - and DM and Penfold are joined by a brand new secret agent to stop Isambard Kingkong Brunel from selling a potentially catastrophic custard bomb doomsday weapon.
47	47	"Thanks a Minion!"	Robert Cullen	Mark Banker	17 October 2016
Greenback plots to destroy the world with termites, and DM gets overly enthusiastic.
48	48	"High School Inedible"	Robert Cullen	Merrill Hagen	18 October 2016
DM and Penfold go back to school to thwart the plans of an evil food scientist.
49	49	"MouseFall"	Robert Cullen	Ben Ward	19 October 2016
Danger Mouse encounters his toughest challenge of the series as maniacal trillionaire Augustus P. Crumhorn IV releases every enemy DM has ever battled. Can the world's greatest secret agent survive this clash of epic proportions? Or is this the end of Danger Mouse as we know it? Part One of Two
50	50	"Mouse Rise"	Robert Cullen	Ben Ward	20 October 2016
Penfold refuses to accept his partner has been defeated and sets out to rescue him and stop Crumhorn from taking over the world. Part Two of Two

Home media

The first DVD of the series was released on November 2, 2015.^[57] All 2015 episodes have been released for digital download through Amazon and other services.

DVD releases

Region 2

DVD title	Series	Episode count	Total running time	Release date(s)	Episodes
Danger Mouse: Mission Improbable[57]	1	7	88 mins approx	2 November 2015	Danger Mouse Begins... Again Planet Of The Toilets Danger At C-Level The Other Day The Earth Stood Still Welcome To Danger World Big Head Awakens Greenfinger
Danger Mouse: Quark Games[58]	1	9	99 mins approx	15 August 2016	Quark Games Pink Dawn The World Wide Spider Jeopardy Mouse The Return of Danger K Danger Fan Big Penfold The Unusual Suspects The Inventor Preventor
Danger Mouse: Merry Christmouse[59]	1	7	89 mins approx	24 October 2016	The Snowman Cometh #Sinister Mouse There's No Place Like Greenback Happy Boom Day! Frankensquawk's Monster Escape From Big Head Megahurtz Attacks
Danger Mouse: The Mouse Awakens[60]	1	TBA	TBA	6 February 2017	TBA

Merchandising

Jazwares is the master toy partner, Penguin Books will publish a range of printed books, including story books, official guides, sticker books, novelty books, annuals and electronic titles and D.C. Thomson & Co. have started publishing a monthly magazine (from July 2016) with comic strips, puzzles, fact files, poster and competitions.^[61] Marc Silk will read Danger Mouse audiobooks, the first one being released on 2 June 2016.^[62] A Danger Mouse Scribble Book was also released on 2 June 2016, as well as Sticky Situations! Colouring Book.^[63][64]and License to Chill^[65]

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External links

• Danger Mouse at BBC Online