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Goosebumps show complete dvd box set collection all tv episodes and seasons on dvds
YTV the Canadian children�s television network aired Goosebumps to a Canadian audience on Canal Famille in Quebec. The children�s series also aired in the United States from 1995 to 1998 on Fox Kids. The show has appeared also on other networks in countries such as India where it was aired on Jetix, in Europe also aired on Jetix, in Japan on NHK, in South Korea on KBS 2TV and on the satellite cartoon channel cartoon network from the years 2007 to 2009 usually around the time of Halloween.
The show itself is an anthology horror series loosely based on the books (with the same name) written by R.L. Stine who on occasion also hosts the show. The spin offs to Goosebumps such as 10 tales to� and Goosebumps 2000, were produced by Protocol Entertainment and Hyperion Pictures.
The episode of Goosebumps run for half an hour and were intended for lower budget productions. The cast members typically change with different actors portraying different roles; actors such as S. Wickware, C. Sevier, R. Stefaniuk, J. White and Sophie Bennett have each played a cast role in at least 5 episodes. In total 74 episodes were aired completing 3 full length seasons and tallying 74 episodes at the end of the fourth season. Though several episodes were created, only 43 of the original books written by Stine were adapted for the series.
On the installment of the third season the show�s title was changed from Goosebumps to Ultimate Goosebumps, however this change was not effected on the Canadian version of the children�s show; only the American version on Fox kids had this change. The show has multiple opening sequences for each season with the most popular one being that of the first season. The show music theme has always revolved around the hip hop genre.
Cartoon Network premiered 40 episodes of the show in October 2007; it returned on the 5th of October 2008 to conclude with the remaining 34 episodes of the children�s show. In the UK however, several episode of the show were skipped and deemed unfit for the shows intended audience due to the UK�s stringent censorship rules.
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