Chuck the Beaver (1986, TV series)

Chuck the Beaver is a 1986 Canadian animated TV series, and the first one created by Jack Spears at his new studio, Chuckles Productions, Inc. It was the first cartoon of its kind with disgusting humor and mild language. The first original run of the show lasted from 1986 to 1991, then a reboot was made from 1996 to 1997, and a new series based on the characters of the show was made in 2013. It originally ran on Nickelodeon in USA and UK, and CBC in Canada.

Main Characters

 * Chuck Beaver (voiced by Jack Spears) - the main protagonist of the series, a young beaver who lives in a dam near the fictional city of Rockford, British Columbia. In the 1986-1988 episodes, his voice sounds like a normal-speaking version of Max Headroom from the 1986 Coca-Cola commercials.
 * Brad Beaver (voiced by Jack Spears) - Chuck's sidekick, a beaver who likes to get along.
 * Melvin Moose (voiced by Jack Spears) - a spiky-haired moose who is tired of eating plants, but instead eats nuts and berries. He is flatulent and has bad manners. To young viewers, his voice sounds like Patrick Star from the 1999 Nickelodeon animated series Spongebob Squarepants.