

Chilly Beach
Series Overview
Chilly Beach is an animated comedy series about life on a floating iceberg in the frozen far north of Canada. Hockey! Beer! Polar bears! Snow!
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3 Seasons • 67 Episodes
30 min per episode
2003 – 2008
Premiered: Wed, Sep 3, 2003
Latest Aired Episode
Season 3, Episode 15: “The Canadian President”
Dale MacDonald - a not particularly bright ice technician from the northern resort village of Chilly Beach - is chosen to become the puppet president of the United States thanks to the machinations of the shadowy Hangelberg Group and its money-obsessed chairman, known only as The Baron. But when he discovers that The Baron's overarching goal is to hostilely take over his native Canada, doofus Dale must devise a plan to stop them. He enlists the help of his genius friend Frank and a handful of local yokels to sabotage the Hangelbergs' plan to insert satellite-controlled microchips into every Canadian, literally turning them into mindless 'shopaholics'.
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Cast & Creators
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Doug Sinclair, Daniel Hawes
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Frequently Asked Questions About Chilly Beach
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What is Chilly Beach about?
Chilly Beach is an animated comedy series about life on a floating iceberg in the frozen far north of Canada. Hockey! Beer! Polar bears! Snow!
How many seasons does Chilly Beach have?
Chilly Beach comprises 3 seasons available to explore.
Who stars in Chilly Beach?
Key cast members in Chilly Beach include Jacqueline Pillon, Todd Peterson, Stephen Ashton.
Who created or directed Chilly Beach?
Chilly Beach was developed and directed by Doug Sinclair, Daniel Hawes.
