Camp Lazlo: Where's Lazlo? (2007)
A prequel about how the Jelly Cabin trio met. When Lazlo disappears after meeting a bear, the camp assumes he has been mauled, while Clam and Raj refuse to accept that explanation. The story is told by Raj and Clam after the events of the movie's plot.
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A prequel about how the Jelly Cabin trio met. When Lazlo disappears after meeting a bear, the camp assumes he has been mauled, while Clam and Raj refuse to accept that explanation. The story is told by Raj and Clam after the events of the movie's plot.
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Genre:Family, Animation, Comedy, TV Movie, Adventure
Written By:Joe Murray, Mark O'Hare
In Theaters:2/18/2007
Box Office:
Runtime:46 minutes
Studio:Cartoon Network Studios, Joe Murray Studio, Rough Draft Studios, Cartoon Network Movies
Cast
Joe Murray, Mark O'Hare, Brian Sheesley
Director
Carlos Alazraqui
Lazlo / Clam / Hippo / Bear (voice)
Tom Kenny
Lumpus / Slinkman / Beaver (voice)
Jeff Bennett
Raj / Samson / Hoo Ha / Walrus (voice)
Mr. Lawrence
Edward / Ping Pong / Dave (voice)
Steve Little
Chip / Skip / Louis Lemming / Larry Lemming (voice)
Fred Tatasciore
Big Bear (voice)
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