Crocadoo

Crocadoo
	title screen
Starring	Tony Barry; Simon Westaway; Dave Gibson; Judy Morris; Aaron Pedersen; Mary-Anne FaheyGibson; David Cotter
Country of origin	Australia
Original language(s)	English
No. of episodes	52
Production
Executive producer(s)	Gerry Travers; John Travers
Producer(s)	Katie Cordes
Editor(s)	Djordje Lukic
Running time	24 minutes
Release
Original network	Nine Network
Original release	May 31, 1996 –; 1998

Crocadoo is an Australian animated series produced by Nine Network from 1996 to 1998.^[1]

Characters

Jazz: A blue, skinny, young male croc who has all the plans and ideas to encourage all the other croc's to do as he gives away plans.

Brian: A purple, muscled-up, young male croc who is easily gets confused, but nice and frienldy.

Voiced by Dave Gibson.

Melba: A blue, blonde hair, female croc who wears glasses, red necklace and orange dress. She is the babysitter of the baby crocs and often tries to put all the crocs on track.

Gina: A blue, red haired, female croc that Brain thinks she loves him.
Waldo: A big indigo fat croc who loves to eat everthing.
Ol' Vern: An indigo, elderly croc the oldest of the crocs as you know. He is a storyteller and the keeper of Crocadoo.
Billy: An aboriginal teenage boy who loves playing reckless with his vehicles.

Voiced by Mary-Anne FaheyGibson

Rufus B. Hardacre: A Hotel manager who hates crocodiles and plans to get rid of the Crocadoo to make his new town. He even hates his tourists and only cares about his money to be super rich in future. The antagonist of the show.

Voiced by Tony Barry.

Ajax: A Cockatoo who is Hardacre's sidekick and dislikes him. He tries to outsmart Hardacre when he feels like to in any sort of argument.

Crocadoo
title screen
Starring	Tony Barry Simon Westaway Dave Gibson Judy Morris Aaron Pedersen Mary-Anne FaheyGibson David Cotter
Country of origin	Australia
Original language(s)	English
No. of episodes	52
Production
Executive producer(s)	Gerry Travers John Travers
Producer(s)	Katie Cordes
Editor(s)	Djordje Lukic
Running time	24 minutes
Release
Original network	Nine Network
Original release	May 31, 1996 – 1998