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””””” is a Canadian animated [[web series]], which premiered in 2017.<ref name=gutelle>Sam Gutelle, [https://www.tubefilter.com/2017/02/21/cracked-people-watching-winston-rowntree/ “Cracked Engages In “People Watching” In Its New Web Series”]. ”TubeFilter”, February 21, 2017.</ref> Created by [[Winston Rowntree]], the series follows a group of people in their ”20- to 30-somethings” in various scenarios, they deal with the everyday struggles, problems and neuroses that go along with life. The show depicts Rowntree’s humorous observations on the absurdities of modern life.<ref name=”:0″>{{Citation |title=People Watching |date=2017-02-15 |url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6565886/?ref_=mv_close |access-date=2025-11-11 |publisher=Independent Production Fund, One World Animation}}</ref> |
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Produced by Geoff Lapaire, Cutting Class Media and Lakeside Animation. The show’s voice cast includes Natalia Bushnik, [[Hannan Younis]], Jon Blair, Bracken Burns, Ermina Perez, Frederick Gietz, Kate Conway, Andy Hull, [[Jonathan Langdon]] and Chantale Renee.<ref name=”:0″ /> Season 3 (2025) includes the talent of rising actor, [[Harrison Browne]]. |
Produced by Geoff Lapaire, Cutting Class Media and Lakeside Animation. The show’s voice cast includes Natalia Bushnik, [[Hannan Younis]], Jon Blair, Bracken Burns, Ermina Perez, Frederick Gietz, Kate Conway, Andy Hull, [[Jonathan Langdon]] and Chantale Renee.<ref name=”:0″ /> Season 3 (2025) includes the talent of rising actor, [[Harrison Browne]]. |
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Canadian animated web series
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| Genre | Animation |
| Created by | Winston Rowntree |
| Voices of | Hannan Younis, Bracken Burns, Natalia Bushnik, Jon Blair, Andy Hull, Jonathan Langdon, Ermina Perez, Frederick Gietz, Kate Conway, Chantale Renee, Scott Garland |
| Composers | David DeDourek, Brian Rivlin |
| Country of origin | Canada |
| No. of seasons | 3 |
| No. of episodes | 28 |
| Producer | Geoff Lapaire |
| Production company | Cutting Class Media |
| Network | CBC Gem |
| Release | 2017 (2017) – present |
PeopleWatching is a Canadian animated web series, which premiered in 2017.[1] Created by Winston Rowntree, the series follows a group of people in their 20- to 30-somethings in various scenarios, they deal with the everyday struggles, problems and neuroses that go along with life. The show depicts Rowntree’s humorous observations on the absurdities of modern life.[2]
Produced by Geoff Lapaire, Cutting Class Media and Lakeside Animation. The show’s voice cast includes Natalia Bushnik, Hannan Younis, Jon Blair, Bracken Burns, Ermina Perez, Frederick Gietz, Kate Conway, Andy Hull, Jonathan Langdon and Chantale Renee.[2] Season 3 (2025) includes the talent of rising actor, Harrison Browne.
The series was distributed in the United States on Cracked.com, and in Canada on CBC Gem.[citation needed]
The series won the Canadian Screen Award for Best Original Digital Program or Series, Fiction at the 6th Canadian Screen Awards in 2018.[3] In the same year, Hannan Younis received a nomination for Best Actress in a Web Program or Series. At the 7th Canadian Screen Awards in 2019, Rowntree was nominated for Best Writing in a Web Program or Series.
| Season 1 | Episode Names |
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| S1.E1 | Why Speed Dating Is Terrible |
| S1.E2 | Why Non Religious Confessionals Should Be a Thing |
| S1.E3 | Why Dating with Depression Is So (Bleeping) Hard |
| S1.E4 | How Humans Will Eventually Beat Death |
| S1.E5 | How ‘Friends’ Invented the Friendzone |
| S1.E6 | Why Your Favorite Artist Doesn’t Want to Meet You |
| S1.E7 | The One Self Help Group We’d Actually Join |
| S1.E8 | The Importance of Reaching Out to Old Teachers |
| S1.E9 | Watching a Movie at Home Vs the Theaters |
| S1.E10 | Why Nostalgia Is Total Bull |
| Season 2 | Episode Names |
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| S2.E1 | 2017 |
| S2.E2 | Hanging Out With My Brother |
| S2.E3 | Homeless People Bother Me |
| S2.E4 | 37 |
| S2.E5 | 20’s |
| S2.E6 | Prejudice |
| S2.E7 | The Women Men Don’t See |
| S2.E8 | The Museum of Alternate Realities |
| S2.E9 | Love |
| S2.E10 | Hope In Every Box |
| Season 3 | Episode Names |
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| S3.E1 | Almost… |
| S3.E2 | Turbodate! |
| S3.E3 | Ask For Janis. |
| S3.E4 | I Hate You. |
| S3.E5 | Us And Them. |
| S3.E6 | Performance. |
| S3.E7 | Dirt. |
| S3.E8 | Together |
- ^ Sam Gutelle, “Cracked Engages In “People Watching” In Its New Web Series”. TubeFilter, February 21, 2017.
- ^ a b People Watching, Independent Production Fund, One World Animation, 2017-02-15, retrieved 2025-11-11
- ^ Debra Yeo, “The Amazing Race Canada and Murdoch Mysteries are repeat Golden Screen Award winners”. Toronto Star, March 9, 2018.
