The Adventures of Buster & Chauncey's

The Adventures of Buster & Chauncey's is an Canadian-American animated television series based on a Buster & Chauncey's Silent Night which aired on Télétoon and Canal Famille, produced by Canadian animation studio Nelvana and CinéGroupe. In the series,

Main characters

 * Buster (Voiced by Jim Cummings):
 * Chauncey (Voiced by Jeff Bergman):
 * Duke of Raoche (Voiced by Maurice LaMarche):
 * Lady Gretchen (Voiced by Roz Ryan):
 * Fritz (Voiced by Fred Armisen):

Other characters

 * King of Gorift (Voiced by Jim Cummings):
 * Mouse 1 (Voiced by Jim Cummings):
 * Mouse 2 (Voiced by Ben Falcone):
 * Mouse 3 (Voiced by Jeff Bergman):
 * Mouse 4 (Voiced by Grey DeLisle):
 * Lola (voiced by Kristen Wiig):

Episodes

 * Main article: List of The Adventures of Buster & Chauncey's episodes

Season 1
A total of 66 episodes have been produced and aired.

Season 2
A total of 66 episodes have been produced and aired.

Music

 * Main article: Songs from The Adventures of Buster & Chauncey's

Two albums compiling songs from the show have been released digitally by WaterTower Music:
 * Songs from The Adventures of Buster & Chauncey's, Season One (2012)
 * Songs from The Adventures of Buster & Chauncey's, Season Two (2013)

Episode segments
Each episode featured most of the following segments:
 * Buster & Chauncey Quickie:
 * Theme song:
 * First Buster & Chauncey cartoon:
 * Second Buster & Chauncey Quickie:
 * Second Buster & Chauncey cartoon:
 *  End credits

Theme song
Each episode opened with Gary Owens introducing the show by saying, "Ladies and gentlemen, Buster & Chauncey's". Buster & Chauncey's would then tap music. This remained a constant throughout the series.

The first theme song was a song-and-dance style number about mice, This Theme song looks similar to the Tom & Jerry Kids.

The close of each version of the theme brought out the show's title screen, where Fritz would write "The Adventures of" in pencil below Buster & Chauncey's name. Buster & Chauncey's would then appear atop the title and offer a joke to open the show.