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This is Daniel Cook is a Canadian children's television series created by J.J. Johnson and Blair Powers and produced by Toronto's Marblemedia and Sinking Ship Productions in association with Treehouse TV and TVO, and is shown in Canada on Treehouse TV, TVOKids, Access, Knowledge Network, and SCN. The series also aired on the Disney Channel (in the United States), in between programs in the mid to late 2000s. As of now, the show airs on Qubo, as a full 30-minute program. The series also aired on Disney in Japan, and on ABC2 (in Australia).

In 2007, Oprah got a little competition from pint-sized talk show host Daniel Cook. At just 9 years old, this Canadian phenom had his very own show on the Disney channel. When the Oprah Show sent him on special assignment to New York Fashion Week, he worked the red carpet and even got a job offer from Entertainment Tonight host Mary Hart. Product Description. This Is Daniel Cook is a live action pre-school TV series that follows six-year-old Daniel as he explores, learns and creates with everyone from chocolatiers to musicians, and from firefighters to dog trainers.

The show is about a 7 year old boy (7 in the first seasons but age nine in the second season) called Daniel Cook who learns new things and shares his experiences and adventures with other kids. For example, he learns about taekwondo, gymnastics, and animals. He also visits a fire station, a YMCA, and more. The show was filmed in Toronto, Ontario; New Brunswick; Nova Scotia, and Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. Every episode is six minutes long, while the half-hour shows consist of five six-minute episodes. The series has been sold by Distribution360 to over eighty-five countries worldwide, and dubbed into fourteen languages^{[citation needed]}.

The series has also launched a six-volume book series distributed by Kids Can Press and produced by marblemedia. Five DVDs have also been released featuring episodes from the series.

There is another television series that complement This is Daniel Cook called This is Emily Yeung which premiered on Treehouse TV in September 2006, and This is Scarlett and Isaiah.

Production was completed in April 2006.

Episodes[edit]

Season 1[edit]

1. This is Daniel Cook drawing a dragon.
2. This is Daniel Cook at the market
3. This is Daniel Cook feeding giraffes
4. This is Daniel Cook building a sidewalk
5. This is Daniel Cook learning Tae Kwon Do
6. This is Daniel Cook making plasticine art
7. This is Daniel Cook doing gymnastics
8. This is Daniel Cook at the zoo
9. This is Daniel Cook learning yo-yo tricks
10. This is Daniel Cook tasting new fruits
11. This is Daniel Cook creating a story
12. This is Daniel Cook with the Famous People Players
13. This is Daniel Cook in a rainforest
14. This is Daniel Cook lawn bowling
15. This is Daniel Cook making chocolates
16. This is Daniel Cook painting a giraffe
17. This is Daniel Cook at the library
18. This is Daniel Cook training a puppy
19. This is Daniel Cook exercising
20. This is Daniel Cook making ice cream
21. This is Daniel Cook doing magic
22. This is Daniel Cook at the Science Centre
23. This is Daniel Cook at a pool
24. This is Daniel Cook hiking
25. This is Daniel Cook making an apple pie
26. This is Daniel Cook playing drums
27. This is Daniel Cook at the fire station
28. This is Daniel Cook exploring a pond.
29. This is Daniel Cook learning about electricity
30. This is Daniel Cook doing ballet
31. This is Daniel Cook making paper.
32. This is Daniel Cook at the farm.
33. This is Daniel Cook composting.
34. This is Daniel Cook breakdancing.
35. This is Daniel Cook baking cookies.
36. This is Daniel Cook taking pictures.
37. This is Daniel Cook learning about Egypt
38. This is Daniel Cook learning to milk a cow
39. This is Daniel Cook tap dancing
40. This is Daniel Cook learning to fly a plane
41. This is Daniel Cook making a clay dragon
42. This is Daniel Cook in Medieval Times
43. This is Daniel Cook learning about dinosaurs
44. This is Daniel Cook canoeing
45. This is Daniel Cook making pizza
46. This is Daniel Cook learning about poetry
47. This is Daniel Cook at the police station
48. This is Daniel Cook riding a horse
49. This is Daniel Cook at the dentist
50. This is Daniel Cook making a gingerbread house
51. This is Daniel Cook making a book
52. This is Daniel Cook at the art gallery
53. This is Daniel Cook learning about beekeeping
54. This is Daniel Cook busking
55. This is Daniel Cook learning how to figure skate
56. This is Daniel Cook clowning
57. This is Daniel Cook learning about trains
58. This is Daniel Cook learning about raptors
59. This is Daniel Cook at the doctor's office
60. This is Daniel Cook rock climbing
61. This is Daniel Cook making his show
62. This is Daniel Cook at a street festival.
63. This is Daniel Cook with the Earth Rangers
64. This is Daniel Cook bowling
65. This is Daniel Cook on a tall ship

Season 2[edit]

1. This is Daniel Cook dogsledding
2. This is Daniel Cook making maple syrup
3. This is Daniel Cook downhill skiing
4. This is Daniel Cook tobogganing
5. This is Daniel Cook at a winter festival
6. This is Daniel Cook baking a birthday cake
7. This is Daniel Cook curling
8. This is Daniel Cook building a road
9. This is Daniel Cook getting an eye exam
10. This is Daniel Cook carving a pumpkin
11. This is Daniel Cook trick-or-treating
12. This is Daniel Cook making felt art
13. This is Daniel Cook learning to conduct
14. This is Daniel Cook painting with watercolours
15. This is Daniel Cook with a veterinarian
16. This is Daniel Cook setting up an aquarium
17. This is Daniel Cook making a Valentine's Day card
18. This is Daniel Cook learning about the desert
19. This is Daniel Cook decorating eggs
20. This is Daniel Cook making a birdhouse
21. This is Daniel Cook making a self-portrait
22. This is Daniel Cook at a recycling plant
23. This is Daniel Cook go-carting
24. This is Daniel Cook creating a paper mache monster.
25. This is Daniel Cook writing a song.
26. This is Daniel Cook learning about dog guides.
27. This is Daniel Cook making an animal totem
28. This is Daniel Cook making a puppet
29. This is Daniel Cook creating stop motion animation
30. This is Daniel Cook making a holiday ornament
31. This is Daniel Cook in a marching band
32. This is Daniel Cook making candy canes
33. This is Daniel Cook making soap
34. This is Daniel Cook meeting an elephant
35. This is Daniel Cook on a safari
36. This is Daniel Cook trying new vegetables
37. This is Daniel Cook playing baseball
38. This is Daniel Cook learning about butterflies
39. This is Daniel Cook learning about whales
40. This is Daniel Cook in a helicopter
41. This is Daniel Cook at a waterfall
42. This is Daniel Cook with a zookeeper
43. This is Daniel Cook drawing a turtle
44. This is Daniel Cook building a robot
45. This is Daniel Cook singing jazz
46. This is Daniel Cook making a yule log
47. This is Daniel Cook disco dancing.
48. This is Daniel Cook at a water park
49. This is Daniel Cook riding in a hot air balloon
50. This is Daniel Cook inventing a toy
51. This is Daniel Cook learning yoga
52. This is Daniel Cook digging for dinosaur bones
53. This is Daniel Cook camping
54. This is Daniel Cook exploring a cave
55. This is Daniel Cook On an Eco Adventure
56. This is Daniel Cook learning about visual effects
57. This is Daniel Cook learning about space
58. This is Daniel Cook at the airport
59. This is Daniel Cook fishing
60. This is Daniel Cook whale watching
61. This is Daniel Cook exploring a beach
62. This is Daniel Cook studying rocks
63. This is Daniel Cook on a roller coaster
64. This is Daniel Cook at a theme park
65. This is Daniel Cook learning about stunts
66. This is Daniel Cook learning about fish

Soundtrack[edit]

In early 2007, The Children's Group released a soundtrack of This Is Daniel Cook on CD, which was entitled Here We Are!, it features the show's theme and the music used.

Awards and nominations[edit]

References[edit]

External links[edit]

• marblemedia (co-production company)
• Sinking Ship (co-production company)
• This is Daniel Cook on IMDb
• Distribution360 (Distributor)

Melissa McClelland (born 18 May 1979) is an American-born Canadian singer-songwriter who lived in Hamilton, Ontario, in her youth and now bases her career from Toronto, Ontario. McClelland's music is influenced by blues and Americana. A writer on CMJ's staff blog wrote that McClelland has 'a persona reminiscent of a female Tom Waits.'^[1]

Biography[edit]

Melissa McClelland was born in Chicago, Illinois. She spent her youth in Burlington, Ontario before developing her career in Toronto, Ontario. McClelland married Luke Doucet on 24 June 2006; the two have played together on numerous stages, including at the 2006 Calgary Folk Music Festival. He has produced three of her records, Stranded in Suburbia, Thumbelina's One Night Stand and Victoria Day.

In 2006 McClelland opened for Matthew Good's solo acoustic tour across Canada. During the tour the two singers closed Matthew Good's set with a duet performance of the Nine Inch Nails song 'Hurt'.^[2]

She also works with Sarah McLachlan, providing backing vocals at her live shows. McLachlan makes a guest appearance on the song 'Go Down Matthew' from McClelland's album Thumbelina's One Night Stand.

'Skyway Bridge' (off of Thumbelina's One Night Stand) features Greg Keelor from Blue Rodeo. Additionally, McClelland is the only guest artist on Blue Rodeo's 2008 live album, Blue Road.^[3]

In 2007 McClelland opened a tour with Jesse Cook and sang on his recording of 'It Ain't Me Babe' (a Bob Dylan cover) which was released on his 2007 album Frontiers. 'It Ain't Me Babe' was released as a single from that album, which spent 3 weeks in the top position on Billboard's world music charts.^[4]

Also in 2007, McClelland's 'Passenger 24' won in The 6th Annual Independent Music Awards for Best Americana Song.^[5]

McClelland's song 'Rooftop' was featured on the 2005 soundtrack CD of the television series Degrassi: The Next Generation. The song was played on the ending montage of the 2004 episode 'Time Stands Still Pt. 2', in which a main character, Jimmy Brooks (Aubrey Graham) was shot by a bullied student, Rick Murray (Ephraim Ellis). She also performed the theme song for the children's reality show This Is Daniel Cook. In 2008, she contributed to the soundtrack of the film One Week.^[6]

Discography[edit]

As a solo artist

• 2001: Melissa McClelland (Daddy Warbucks Records/independent)
• 20 April 2004: Stranded in Suburbia (Orange/Universal)
• 23 May 2006: Thumbelina's One Night Stand (Orange/Universal)
• 14 April 2009: Victoria Day (Six Shooter Records)

As a member of Whitehorse

• 30 August 2011: Whitehorse (Six Shooter Records)
• 28 August 2012: The Fate of the World Depends on This Kiss (Six Shooter Records)
• 17 February 2015: Leave No Bridge Unburned (Six Shooter Records)
• 7 July 2015: Panther in the Dollhouse (Six Shooter Records)

Stranded in Suburbia [edit]

In 2004 McClelland released Stranded in Suburbia on Orange Record Label. In the same year, her side-band Ladybird Sideshow released a live album entitled Ladybird Sideshow Live at the Orange Lounge.

Thumbelina's One Night Stand [edit]

McClelland's follow-up album, Thumbelina's One Night Stand was released in 2006. Reviews drew attention to the eclectic nature of the album. Exclaim! Magazine described the album as 'impossible to pin down stylistically, as it segues from roots-y rock ('Passenger 24') to country ('Taxi Ride') to chamber pop ('Solitary Life') to folk (a cover of Randy Newman's 'Dayton Ohio') and blues ('Go Down Matthew').'^[7]

Victoria Day [edit]

In late 2008 Melissa McClelland began work on Victoria Day, her fourth album, and first for Six Shooter Records. Victoria Day was scheduled for release on 14 April 2009. The album was recorded at Canterbury Music by Jeremy Darby, and was produced by Luke Doucet.^[8]

Victoria Day has a vintage 1950s sound, combining dixieland with 'high lonesome twang'.^[9] 'Seasoned Lovers', from Victoria Day, features vocals from Canadian singer-songwriter Ron Sexsmith.

Whitehorse [edit]

In 2011 McClelland and her husband Luke Doucet released a self-titled album under the moniker Whitehorse on Six Shooter Records. It included reworked versions of McClelland's hit 'Passenger 24' and Doucet's hit 'Broken' and was recorded at the Catherine North studio in Hamilton, Ontario, Sarah McLachlan's house in Vancouver, British Columbia and a studio located at McLelland's and Doucet's house.^[10]

Collaborations[edit]

• 2004: Outlaws (Live & Unreleased) by Luke Doucet (Providing vocals on 'Gun St. Girl')
• 2004: Ladybird Sideshow Live at the Orange Lounge by Ladybird Sideshow
• 2006: Do You Hear What I Hear? (Providing vocals on 'O Holy Night')
• 2007: This is Daniel Cook – We Are Here! (Providing vocals on 'This Is Daniel Cook Theme Song')
• 2007: Frontiers by Jesse Cook (Providing vocals on 'It Ain't Me Babe')
• 2007: Borrowed Tunes II: A Tribute to Neil Young (Providing vocals on 'Cinnamon Girl')
• 2008: Blood's Too Rich by Luke Doucet and the White Falcon
• 2008: Blue Road (Live at Massey Hall) by Blue Rodeo (Providing vocals on 'Know Where You Go' and 'Tell Me Your Dream')
• 2008: One Week Soundtrack (Providing vocals on 'Un Canadien errant')
• 2010: First of the Last to Know by Peter Katz (Providing vocals on 'Let Me Know')
• 2010: Steel City Trawler by Luke Doucet and the White Falcon

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DVDs[edit]

• 2007: Pedal to Steel
• 2007: Jesse Cook: One Night at the Metropolis (Special Guest Appearance)
• 2008: Blue Road (Live at Massey Hall Bootleg) by Blue Rodeo (Providing vocals on 'Know Where You Go' and 'Tell Me Your Dream')

Covers[edit]

Melissa McClelland - Wikipedia

• 2001: Rob Lamothe covered 'Whisper' on Steering with My Knee

Notes[edit]

1. ^'Archived copy'. Archived from the original on 2 August 2008. Retrieved 30 March 2009.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
2. ^Matthew Good & Melissa McClelland – Hurt Live 4/07/06. YouTube. 8 April 2006.
3. ^Blue Road liner notes
4. ^Rockingham, Graham (4 October 2007). 'Cook-ing up a duet'. Hamilton Spectator. Archived from the original on 29 October 2007.
5. ^Independent Music Awards – 6th Annual WinnersArchived 1 May 2009 at the Wayback Machine
6. ^Bell, Kathleen (5 March 2009). 'One Week does Canada proud: Landscape, culture are road trip film’s real starsArchived 20 March 2012 at the Wayback Machine', Fast Forward Weekly. Retrieved 2 November 2010.
7. ^Doole, Kerry (2006). 'Wood, Wires & Whisky'. Exclaim! (June).
8. ^Victoria Day liner notes
9. ^Keller, Jason (11 March 2009). 'Disc Reviews: Melissa McClelland – Victoria Day'. Now Magazine. Retrieved 24 March 2009.
10. ^Doole, Kerry. 'Luke Doucet and Melissa McClelland find their sound as Whitehorse'. Retrieved 13 September 2011.

External links[edit]

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