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09:00am ET, 16-December-04

Nick Orders New Toons

Nickelodeon gave the green light to two new animated series, The X's and Catscratch, and ordered fresh episodes of Danny Phantom and My Life as a Teenage Robot, Variety reported. Nick ordered 13 episodes of The X's, which follows the adventures of an undercover crime-fighting family. Wendie Malick and Patrick Warburton voice the lead characters, the trade paper reported. Carlos Ramos created the show, which will debut next year.

Nick also picked up 13 episodes of Catscratch, about the misadventures of three cats raised as children by a wealthy woman. Doug TenNapel created and executive produces the series. Wayne Knight, Rob Paulsen and Kevin McDonald provide the voices, the trade paper reported.

Danny and Robot air Fridays in Nick's toon block. The network has committed to 20 and 14 more episodes of each, respectively, the trade paper reported.

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