
Camp Lazlo (2005-2008)
Camp Lazlo is Cartoon Network's newest original show known as a Cartoon Cartoon. Created by Joe Murray, who is known for such shows as Nickelodeon's Rocko's Modern Life, Camp Lazlo features a very crazy summer camp. Like Joe's other show, this show also features all animal characters. Carlos Alazraqui, and Tom Kenny, who used to work for Joe on Rocko, also provide lead voices in this show. Camp Lazlo will premiere July, 8, 2005, with 13 new episodes, as a part of Cartoon's Network's Fridays. Camp Lazlo is about a group of boys at camp dealing with the everyday activities except the main star, Lazlo has a tough time with structure, rules and routines of the camp. Often to bring Lazlo back down to earth is Raj, a giant elephant who hates a mess, cowers from snakes, bugs, and hates being alone which is why he often follows his friends -- and getting in trouble with them. Clam is the third me...
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