Nicktoons To Finish 2017 On High Note With Week-Nightly Premieres Of “Harvey Beaks” And “Bunsen Is A Beast”

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No new seasons of Bunsen is a Beast or Harvey Beaks will be produced after these runs, so might as well get ’em while they are hot!

Yep, starting December 8th @ 8 pm ET, Nicktoons will be pulling double duty on episode premieres for both Bunsen is a Beast and Harvey Beaks. Both series will air new episodes every weeknight through December 29th with the lone exception being Christmas Day.

We’ll do daily previews and reviews so that you guys know what will air when, so keep checking back.

Bunsen isn’t your typical schoolmate. The new student at Muckledunk Middle School is not just a beast but the first of his kind in an otherwise all-human school. As a beast ambassador, Bunsen is on a mission to show his peers that his species isn’t as different from humans as they might think. Bunsen learns to survive in the human world with help from Mikey, his new BFF who teaches him such basics as how to do homework, and eat in the cafeteria. Curious Bunsen wants to learn everything he can about the people he now shares a planet with. Together, he and Mikey want to show the world that beasts and humans can live together in peace — as long as you don’t feed beets to Bunsen. If you give him beets, he’ll go crazy and try to eat you. You’ve been warned.
“Rules are made to be broken” is an idiom that is about to come true for young Harvey Beaks, a bird with a big head and an even bigger heart. His desire to follow the rules is about to be tested by his best friends, twins Fee and Foo, who don’t abide by any rules. Harvey has always wanted to have fun, but his unlikely friends are helping bring out his wild side. The trio’s escapades in Bigbark Woods take them on adventures that include fighting a gang of squirrels and stealing bikes from a grumpy raccoon. Whatever Harvey, Fee and Foo are doing, two things are certain: they’re having fun and causing some trouble doing it.

 

 

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