Shelley Jensen
as Director
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The TV series Dog with a Blog S1-S3, created by Steve Jarczak and produced by an unlisted studio, first premiered on October 12, 2012 in the United States. The series spans 3 seasons with 70 episodes, featuring the voices of Genevieve Hannelius, Blake Michael, Francesca Capaldi, and Stephen Full. It follows the story of A family adopts a dog named Stan in the hope that two feuding step-siblings will bond over the pet. It works when the siblings soon find out that the dog can talk and write. This is a Comedy, Drama, Family series and has received a rating of 5.1/10 from 7,535 viewers.
Shelley Jensen
as Director
Neal Israel
as Director
Joel Zwick
as Director
Victor Gonzalez
as Director
David Kendall
as Director
Alex Zamm
as Director
Sean Mulcahy
as Director
Rob Schiller
as Director
Roger Christiansen
as Director
Bruce Leddy
as Director
Jonathan Judge
as Director
Jody Margolin Hahn
as Director
Richard Correll
as Director
Eric Dean Seaton
as Director
Regan Burns
as Director
Genevieve Hannelius
as Avery Jennings
Blake Michael
as Tyler James
Francesca Capaldi
as Chloe James
Stephen Full
as Stan the Dog
Regan Burns
as Bennett James
Beth Littleford
as Ellen Jennings
Dylan Thomas Malone
as Parker
Mick
as Stan the Dog
Kayla Maisonet
as Lindsay
L.J. Benet
as Karl Fink
Danielle Soibelman
as Max Edlstien
Bruno Mello
as Karl Fink
Peyton Meyer
as Wes Manning
Jessica DiCicco
as Freddie
Jessica DiCicco
as Freddy
Jessica DiCicco
as Puppy Stan
Denyse Tontz
as Nikki Ortiz
Marieve Herington
as Gracie
Paul McGinnis
as Additional Puppeteer
Kuma
as Stan the dog
Steve Jarczak
as Writer
Shawn Thomas
as Writer
Philip Stark
as Writer
Michael B. Kaplan
as Writer
Alison Brown
as Writer
Natasha Tash Gray
as Writer
Jim Hope
as Writer
Amy Pittman
as Writer
Richard Gurman
as Writer
Judd Pillot
as Writer
John Peaslee
as Writer
Harry Hannigan
as Writer
Debby Wolfe
as Writer
Jessica Kaminsky
as Writer
Richard Day
as Writer
Chad Gervich
as Writer
Greg Lisbe
as Writer
Kristin Layne Tucker
as Writer
Jay Dyer
as Writer
Kevin Engelking
as Writer
Loni Steele Sosthand
as Writer
Sarah Terry
as Writer
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Hello, thank you for the work. Could we have the French version of this series?
**MODERATE/STRONG SPOILERS ABOUT THE PLOT** O.K, the parents of three kids, brought a dog in the house and saved him for science experiments, however, he can talk, so they have to hide it from their parents. Hm, this sounds familiar... Oh yeah, in Hannah Montana is hiding her fame, and in WOWP, the kids hide being wizards. *facepalm* Man, It's a Laugh Productions really knows on how to make clichés! Anyway, the jokes are butt humor, p**p humor and sometimes fart jokes. The acting sucks! The actor of Avery is so untalented, annoying and she makes the face expression; and the character is selfish, and does not listen to her mom and dad. Cloe is another cliché ''young'' type character, and oh my God the actor of her makes me wanna become The Hulk! Tyler is another cliché ''stupid'' type character, however he is the only one that can ACT. I also hate mom and dad, they are irresponsible, unfair and annoying. The dog(Stan) had potential to be a good character, but his butt jokes and p**p jokes make him bad. The dialog and the script is also cliché and bad. The plots are so uninteresting and unoriginal that I turn off my TV after 2 minutes Anyway, this show brings nothing new to the table, another recycled sitcom by It's a Laugh Productions.
I believe this show is good wholesome family entertainment, with clever dialog... but you must get past the dog moving its mouth. Once you watch a few shows it really hooks you and I think the writing and cast are good. I have gone back and watched previous episodes with my Son and we like it very much and so does my Wife. The people who comment on this after seeing one show should not have any complaints, just move on if you have not given this show a chance, no one wants to read your remarks. The first 8 or so episodes have a different Dog, and the animated mouth looks strange, but after that it looks good and no weird eye expressions so it is more natural looking. The situations are funny and the kids on the show are all real good, so are the parents. Stan is a well trained Collie mix who has the ability to be good on camera without always looking off to the side to the trainer. Very funny show and a breath of fresh air compared to other teen/tween shows
WHY ON EARTH DOES THIS SHOW GET SO LITTLE CREDIT?! This show is awesome exept the budgets low and it shows but what could you expext? Its really funny, family friendly and has a good story the only thing i hate is that it got canceled
The Magic Kingdom came up with a magic dog as the linchpin of their new series Dog With A Blog. It turns out that Stan the Dog and he does tell his new owners that is his name has the ability to talk. When he comes into possession of the blended James/Jennings family for the first time the owners don't freak and get sent to the rubber room. For their television shows, Disney Studios is never terribly original. The Wizards Of Waverly Place came as a response to the Harry Potter craze for instance. In creating Dog With A Blog they reached back to television history and combined The Brady Bunch with Mister Ed. Only the kids Blake Michael and Francesca Capaldi representing the James side of the family and G. Hannelius for the Jennings distaff side know that Stan can talk. The parents Regan Burns and Beth Littleford are totally clueless, maybe it's better that way. As for Stan the dog, he's a worldly sort of creature with some truly adult observations. Not so that I would prevent my kids from seeing the show on those grounds, but compared to other Disney series, not as good.
I have to admit, when I saw the trailer for Dog with A Blog I wasn't all that hyped. I wouldn't even watch any of the episodes. But me and my eight year old sister share the same room and she would always watch the show. And one day she was watching a marathon of it and I had nothing else to do so I decided to watch with her. And I have to say, I was really surprised of how good of a show it was. It had very kid-level humor and great lessons that all kids can learn from, especially the internet safety episode. In fact, it's one of the best Disney/nick show out there for families. So don't just go and judge this show if you've only seen one episode.
After seeing this failed TV show I've had a smart idea on what Disney should do with their channel. Disney should only play movies only like Finding Nemo and Meet the Robinson's and Wreck-it-Ralph. I say they should stop with these crappy shows,I mean dog with a blog is a FAIL, Ant Farm is going down the #%$@ hole real fast, and Hannah Montana was an EPIC FAIL! Don't get me started with the cartoons! Gravity Falls should be on discovery channel, Fish Hooks is on the hook of failure, and P and Ferb really don't know what they're doing that day! So overall for dog with a blog it's a no don't let you kids sit in front of the TV and watch that #%$@!! Honestly if you have a dog at your house, do you what your kid to start talking to your dog thinking it'll talk back?! then all you friends will think your kid is crazy, and you probably don't want that do you?! Thought so! Avoid the show!
I give Dog with a Blog a 7/10 stars! I am not saying that I love this show, but this show has a lot of good material, great actors/actresses and overall a great show for Disney. This show is great, because of its story line of a talking dog. Dog with a Blog teaches kids valuable life lessons through the eye of Stan(the dog with a blog). In one of the episodes called "Stan Stops Talking", all the characters basically learn the meaning of life and to live every minute of it instead of dwelling in the past. Finally this show teaches kids many valuable lessons and is very very funny! I believe kids will love the talking dog and adults will also love the many funny moments of this show.
I cannot believe the other two people who wrote their reviews wrote what they put. First off the dog is REAL! The Dog in this show is entertaining as well as funny. The only thing CGI is the mouth moving which isn't a big deal to get upset about. Second the characters in this show are great! I absolutely love each and every family member in this show! Thirdly this is the best show Disney Channel has to offer along with Gravity Falls. I do not watch the other shows much because of their plot but those are for kids! When I watch TV channels targeted towards kids I watch it as if I am still young. The episodes so far are funny and great and amazing so I enjoy them which is what I did and what we should all do if you watch a show on a TV channel for younger audiences. The other two reviews the other people wrote just bashed everything for no real reason, plus they don't sound like kids to me. One of them cussed and said harsh things towards the cast and the other just backed everything up for the other guy. Overall Disney Channel is for young audiences and for people who can enjoy a family show. This show is great and I hope it continues to get more seasons. Dog With A Blog is funny, sweet, family friendly, great, and entertaining. Enjoy the show!
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