• 2001
  • TV-Y
  • 30m
A Trip to Skylandia

Summary Jay Jay is uncertain whether castles in the sky exist or not, but all this suddenly comes to him when he hits a windspout and ends up in the sky high kingdom of Skylandia, where the subjects refuse to believe Tarrytown exists below. Jay Jay tries to convince the subjects that you don't have to see something unusual to believe it exists, all while learning the same.

  • 2001
  • TV-Y
  • 30m

S2.E17 ∙ A Trip to Skylandia

Directed : Unknown

Written : Unknown

Stars : Michael Donovan Brian Cant Eve Whittle Vanessa Stacey

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Details

Genres : Fantasy Animation Family Musical

Release date : Jun 21, 2001

Countries of origin : United States Canada

Official sites : PorchLight Entertainment

Language : English Welsh

Filming locations : Modern Cartoons - 4347 Raytheon Road, Oxnard, California, USA

Production companies : PorchLight Entertainment Modern Cartoons Knightscove Entertainment

Summary Jay Jay is uncertain whether castles in the sky exist or not, but all this suddenly comes to him when he hits a windspout and ends up in the sky high kingdom of Skylandia, where the subjects refuse to believe Tarrytown exists below. Jay Jay tries to convince the subjects that you don't have to see something unusual to believe it exists, all while learning the same.

Details

Genres : Fantasy Animation Family Musical

Release date : Jun 21, 2001

Countries of origin : United States Canada

Official sites : PorchLight Entertainment

Language : English Welsh

Filming locations : Modern Cartoons - 4347 Raytheon Road, Oxnard, California, USA

Production companies : PorchLight Entertainment Modern Cartoons Knightscove Entertainment

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