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Care Bears: Journey to Joke-a-Lot (2004)
Funshine Bear travels to Joke-a-lot where the people there crown him king.
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Funshine Bear travels to Joke-a-lot where the people there crown him king.
Rating:
Genre:Comedy, Family, Animation
Written By:Jeff Schechter
In Theaters:10/5/2004
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Family Home Entertainment (FHE), Mainframe Entertainment, Nelvana, American Greetings, Sparx Animation Studios, Lionsgate Home Entertainment
Cast
Mike Fallows
Director
Julie Lemieux
Funshine Bear (voice)
Stevie Vallance
Share Bear (voice)
Andrew Sabiston
Tenderheart Bear (voice)
Susan Roman
Good Luck Bear (voice)
Sunday Muse
Cheer Bear (voice)
Rob Tinkler
Grumpy Bear (voice)
Sugar Lyn Beard
Wish Bear (voice)
Angela Maiorano-Thurston
Love-a-lot Bear (voice)
Katie Griffin
Laugh-a-Lot Bear (voice)
Catherine Disher
Friend Bear (voice)
Linda Ballantyne
Champ Bear (voice)
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