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As Told by Ginger
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Title: As Told by Ginger

Release Date: 25 Oct 2000

Runtime: 24m

Genre: Family, Animation, Comedy, Kids

Director: Kate Boutilier,Emily Kapnek,Eryk Casemiro

Production Companies: Klasky-Csupo

Overview: As Told by Ginger focuses on middle schooler Ginger Foutley who, with her friends, tries to become more than a social geek.

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Average Vote: 6.414 (76 votes)

Cast

  • Ginger Foutley (voice): Melissa Disney
  • Dodie Bishop (voice): Aspen Miller
  • Courtney Gripling (voice): Liz Georges
  • Darren Patterson (voice): Kenn Michael
  • Carl Foutley (voice): Jeannie Elias
  • Hoodsey Bishop (voice): Tress MacNeille
  • Lois Foutley (voice): Laraine Newman
  • Miranda Killgallen (voice): Cree Summer
  • Blake Gripling (voice): Kath Soucie
  • Macie Lightfoot (voice): Jackie Harris Greenberg
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    As Told by Ginger (Season 1)

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