The Adventures of Tintin

1991

The Adventures of Tintin

8.3 | TV-Y | en | Animation

Travel with Tintin, the young and intrepid Belgian reporter, and his faithful dog Snowy as they take you from Tibet to the Moon, or from Egypt to the depths of the sea -- solving mysteries, pursuing truth and justice, and gambling with their lives.

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Seasons & Episodes

EP13 Tintin in America

Sep. 28,1992

Tintin is covering a story about the gangster in 1930's Chicago. And what better way to do that then going there ?

EP12 Explorers on the Moon (2)

Sep. 21,1992

Tintin, Captain Haddock, Calculus, the Thompsons and Wolff uncover the wonders of the moon. They also discover another person aboard the rocket ship who threatens to leave them all stranded on the moon.

EP11 Explorers on the Moon (1)

Sep. 14,1992

Tintin, Captain Haddock, Professor Calculus and Wolff blast off to the moon. They soon discover that the Thompsons' have somehow slipped on board.

EP10 Destination Moon (2)

Sep. 07,1992

Tintin and Captain Haddock have been asked to be part of the expedition to the moon. As they help Professor Calculus prepare for the launch, Tintin persists in finding the internal spy.

EP9 Destination Moon (1)

Aug. 31,1992

After receiving a telegram from Professor Calculus, Tintin and Captain Haddock travel to meet him at the atomic centre in Syldavia. They soon discover that the secret rocket ship documents have been stolen.

EP8 The Castafiore Emerald (2)

Aug. 24,1992

When Bianca Castafiore's prized jewel disappears, Tintin secretly investigates the situation.

EP7 The Castafiore Emerald (1)

Aug. 17,1992

When Captain Haddock injures himself, he receives a surprise visit from Bianca Castafiore, who is preoccupied about her prized jewels.

EP6 Prisoners of the Sun (2)

Aug. 10,1992

In search for the prisoners and Professor Calculus, Tintin and Captain Haddock head for the "Temple of the Sun".

EP5 Prisoners of the Sun (1)

Aug. 03,1992

Tintin and the Captain travel to Peru in search of Professor Calculus.

EP4 The Seven Crystal Balls (2)

Jul. 27,1992

Tintin and captain Haddock discover that Professor Calculus has been kidnapped.

EP3 The Seven Crystal Balls (1)

Jul. 20,1992

Tintin investigates the mysterious illness that coincidentally falls upon all seven members of a South American expedition.

EP2 The Red Sea Sharks (2)

Jul. 13,1992

Tintin and Captain Haddock try to stop a terrible refugee smuggling ring and end up trapped with the other prisoners out at sea.

EP1 The Red Sea Sharks (1)

Jul. 06,1992

Tintin and Captain Haddock travel to Khemed to rescue the Emir from the danger of arms smugglers who have overthrown his government.

8.3 | TV-Y | en | Animation , Action & Adventure | More Info

Released: 1991-10-02 | Released Producted By: Nelvana , Ellipsanime Productions Country: France Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website: http://en.tintin.com/

Synopsis

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Cast

Thierry Wermuth , Christian Pelissier , Henri Labussière

Director

Serge Élissalde

Producted By

Nelvana , Ellipsanime Productions

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Cast

Thierry Wermuth

as Tintin (voice)

The Adventures of Tintin

Christian Pelissier

as Capitaine Haddock (voice)

The Adventures of Tintin

Henri Labussière

as Professeur Tournesol (voice)

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Reviews

s-2448 This series greatly exemplifies the greatness of the Tintin comic books. I have always loved the Tintin comic books and this show treats the stories well. From the animation to the personalities of the characters, the show is true to the comics. I do agree that Herge would've been proud of this series.

cppguy First, this is basically done in classic Saturday morning cartoon style. After all, that was its budget and target. It's a mistake to expect it to be a Disney movie. Next, it's better than most animations in its class... especially since it benefits from keeping all the plots and comedic details of the original books. The 19th century adolescent delighted to the tales by Mark Twain and those of us adolescents of the middle 20th century got Tintin and related to the adventures in the books. I only recently discovered that this series existed on Netflix and I'm happily reminiscing some of the stories I knew and freshly enjoying some of the stories I missed.Note: I own several of the books (including a couple in Esperanto) and I felt the animation was quite faithful to the original art. I'm not quite sure why others are saying it's not.At the time of this writing, the series has an 8.5 rating on IMDb with over 4000 votes. If it were a movie, it easily would be in the IMDb top 250. If you're not yet a fan, have a watch of the TV series, recent movie, or any of the books. You'll soon be hooked.

robted Sorry, but you're wrong. The 'Moon mission' sub-plot, finding the Inca temple, and the mission to the Metorite in the Arctic? Solving crimes, I think not! Best thing you can do is read the books, man! Sample plots(not in chronological order): 1) Picaros- A little adventure during a coup with Gen. Alcazar. 2) Moon sub-plot: The moon mission and the attempts to sabotage it. 3) Incas: The disappearance of Claculus, resulting in the discovery of the last remaining Inca temple! 4) The Calculus affair: Another adventure in Syldavia, following on(I think) from King Ottakar's Sceptre. 4) The 'Red Rackham' sub-plot. A story of the hunt for a pirate's treasure, which Captain Haddock's ancestor recovered.

Jackson Booth-Millard A bit of a boring young man, but quite a good cartoon based in the second world war. Tintin is a reporter looking for stories and always thinking of his friends. His friends are the very good Captain Haddock, Professor Calculus (who just loves his umbrella), and twin Detectives Thompson and Thomson. Tintin has many interesting and dangerous adventures with his cute dog Snowy. These include episodes with tanks, speeding trains, boats, rock climbing and many more. But it's Captain Haddock that stole the show for me. With his good voice, sometimes selfish, helpful to Tintin, and a lot of ways to make you laugh. It was number 77 on The 100 Greatest Cartoons. Good!