Wild Dreams of MaxiDog Fik
Series Overview
Somehow overgrown dog Fík was devised by writer Rudolf Čechura and painted by painter Jiří Šalamoun. And because dogs have dreams too, Fik is also dreaming about something thrilling as well as funny. The entire series is voiced by actor Josef Dvořák. And what about is Fik dreaming? Perhaps about how he once played football, how he drove the car, how he spent Christmas and how he became captain of an ocean liner.
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1 Season • 13 Episodes
8 min per episode
1983 – 1984
Premiered: Fri, Dec 30, 1983
Latest Aired Episode
Season 1, Episode 13: “Bride”
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Cast & Creators
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Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Rudolf Čechura, Jiří Šalamoun
Rudolf Čechura
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Rudolf Čechura
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What is Wild Dreams of MaxiDog Fik about?
Somehow overgrown dog Fík was devised by writer Rudolf Čechura and painted by painter Jiří Šalamoun. And because dogs have dreams too, Fik is also dreaming about something thrilling as well as funny. The entire series is voiced by actor Josef Dvořák. And what about is Fik dreaming? Perhaps about how he once played football, how he drove the car, how he spent Christmas and how he became captain of an ocean liner.
How many seasons does Wild Dreams of MaxiDog Fik have?
Wild Dreams of MaxiDog Fik comprises 1 season available to explore.
Who stars in Wild Dreams of MaxiDog Fik?
Key cast members in Wild Dreams of MaxiDog Fik include Josef Dvořák.
Who created or directed Wild Dreams of MaxiDog Fik?
Wild Dreams of MaxiDog Fik was developed and directed by Rudolf Čechura, Jiří Šalamoun.