Kleo The Misfit Unicorn is an animated television series for Children that now broadcast on Treehouse TV

Treehouse TV

Treehouse TV is a Canadian English language cable television specialty channel with programming targeted towards preschoolers that was launched on October 17, 1997. Its name comes from YTV's old children's programming block, The Treehouse...

 in Canada and Horse TV in the United States. A television pilot episode for the series aired in 1996, and Kleo The Misfit Unicorn became a regular series in 1998. The show was created by Gordon Stanfield Animation (GSA)

Gordon Stanfield Animation (GSA)

Gordon Stanfield Animation is an historic animation service company based in Vancouver, British Columbia with over 20 years of development, pre-production and production experience...

 Distributor worldwide: [Pristine Entertainment]http://www.pristineentertainment.com.

Kleo (The Misfit Unicorn)

The only winged unicorn

Winged unicorn

A winged unicorn is a merger of the concept of pegasus and unicorn...

 in existence. This is the star of the show, sent from the unicorn home world of ZaZma on a special mission: to aid the departure of those who arrive in Misfitland, but don't really belong there. She's the misfits, and she becomes more assured in her role, a different nagging problem will arise for her, namely: who will do her job when a hundred years is up, and she returns home to ZaZma?

Misfitland (Ir)Regulars

These are the key misfits who have chosen to stay in Misfitland indefinitely. They each represent a different aspect of what it can mean to be a misfit.

Slim (The Striped Hippo)

Slim talks pretty tough, with his gruff, Texan accent, but underneath the bluster, he's about as together as Yugoslavia. On the outside, he's John Wayne. On the inside, he's Neville Chamberlain. His inside often comes outside in moments of crisis. Nevertheless, no matter what his mood, he's alway ready to help a friend, or a stranger, for that matter, and when it comes down to the crunch, his size and brute strength can come in handy.

Henry (The walking fish)

This is an upper-class English eccentric in the form of a fish that walks and lives in a tree. Henry considers misfitdom to be an exalted state, a cut above the common. In fact, he feels a snobbish, patrician pity for those poor souls who must "languish in conformity". Henry is supremely self-assured, and he (almost) always justifies that assurance, with grace and style to boot.

The Wannabee (The Shapshifting Bee)

Convinced that "Nobody except bee keepers likes beez", The Bumbling Wannabee has, through the force of sheer insecurity, somehow achieved a chameleon-like ability to shape and voice-shift to whomever he's buzzing around at the time. Unfortunately, the impression is never perfect—no matter who he's imitating, he can't quite hide his wings, and his eyes alway stay a bit buggy. Also, whatever accent he puts on, there's a little bit of a buzz to it that he can't disguise. Things often go wrong around the Wannabee because he's to eager to please, and much too easily led, but no one ever doubts his good (though usually misguided) intentions.

Lyle (The unfierce Dragon)

Imagine the most horrifying reptilian monstrosity you've ever seen. Now imagine it wearing an apron and a friendly smile, offering you a fresh-made batch of chocolate chip cookies. Lyle is huge, with great, big, sharp teeth and impenetrable scales, but he's as unfierce as they come. He enjoys decorating his lair, and prefers to use his fiery breath for low-level convection, rather than crisping maidens, etc. Other dragons shun him for his friendly, tame ways, but that doesn't bother Lyle. He has plenty of friends in Misfitland. He doesn't appear in every episode, just a few here and there.

Jazz Cat (The color changing Cat)

Jazz Cat plays cool smooth jazz as his colors changes softly.

Unicorns

• Kleo's mother
• Kleo's father
• Justin (Strong)
• Tara (Swift)
• Macy (Skeptic)
• Felto (Teaser)
• Talbut, the bearded boss unicorn

Episode list

Kleo The Misfit Unicorn series & movies are distributed by Pristine Entertainment worldwide.

1. Someday I'll Fly: Kleo, afraid to fly, meets a young boy named George who is afraid of water. Together they learn to overcome their fears.
2. Dragon Catcher: Kleo meets Marcus, a knight in training with a compassionate heart. When Marcus refuses to catch a fox, the other squires mistake this for cowardice.
3. Chicken Girl: Kleo helps a young cowgirl, "Rosie" with dreams of being a rodeo star. The local kids tease her because Rosie is a chicken farmer and they don't think chickens are cool. Can a rebel rooster named Big Red change their minds?
4. Misfit Artists: Kleo helps two artists in Misfitland. Jenny is losing pride in her work because of a critical teacher. When Senior Wavy appears, they both learn a valuable lesson in being unique.
5. Kleo to the Rescue: Talbut has been kidnapped! Kleo must embark on a dangerous mission to save him from the Cyclops. Kleo helps Cyclops to stop bulling his friends and save Talbut.
6. Perfect to a Fault: Kleo meets Hilda, a neat-freak who lives in a garbage dump. Hilda ends up in Misfitland and begins offering her services to those who don't want it. She soon learns that it is only good to help people when they want help.
7. The Jester and the King: Kleo travels to Marmalania and meets a Jester and a King. But which one is better at what? When the two switch places they learn that looking below the surface can reveal your true self.
8. Thomas and Kleo: Kleo meets a young boy named Thomas who wants to give up inventing. When his inventions don't work, Thomas is discouraged, but he soon learns not to give up.
9. Words of Wisdom: Kleo travels to Elizabethan England and finds a young William Shakespeare. He is going to be a great storyteller someday but now his mind is so full of ideas that they get out of hand. Kleo helps him learn to start one project at a time and finish it first before he stars another one.
10. The Jade Carving: Kleo goes back in time to the Ming Dynasty to help Gong Li a confused girl. She accidentally broke her Grandfather's jade carving. She does not have enough courage and is afraid to tell the truth. Will she conquer her fears???
11. The Emperor of Surtan: A new misfit comes and wants to rule all of Misfitland. He is actually the Emperors reflection from the garden pool and has convinced Kleo not to see Talbut.
12. Jazz and Blues: Sabrina is a very gifted musician but sometimes she boasts too much about her talent. She arrives in Misfitland and has nothing good to say about their Talent Show. No one likes Sabrina's comments and the Misfits begin to teach her an important lesson.
13. The Pride of Small Potatoes: Jubilee Dancer is being pressured by her owner Mrs. Piggot to become one of the fastest racehorses in the country like her sister Golden Bound
14. Pot O' Gold: Finnagan the Leprechaun arrives in Misfitland in search of Gold. He also gives everyone else Gold Fever and now they're all looking for GOLD.
15. Daughter Nature: The Earth is in trouble Mother Nature is retiring and her daughter Dot would rather mess up everything than cleaning up pollution. Kleo and the Misfits learn about saving the Earth and Misfitland.
16. For Whom the Bell Trolls: Harold is made fun of by his friends because he looks different from the others but actually he's a troll he just doesn't know yet. .. Kleo helps Harold to realize that we are all different and that's okay.
17. Maggie Magpie: Kleo helps a misfit bird named Maggie Magpie who has a fondness for shiny objects. Kleo helps show Maggie that stealing is wrong.
18. Ena the Hyena: Ena the laughing Hyena likes to tell jokes but they are only funny to her. She comes to Misfitland and the Misfits cheer her up with a joke of their own. Kleo helps Ena learn that there is a time and a place fro joking around.
19. Marcia Chronicles: Marcia a Martian needs to send a message to Earth but needs Kleo's help. Slim, Henry and Wannabee think it's an Alien invasion and try to rescue Kleo.
20. Seal of Approval: It's Sports Day in Misfitland! Kleo and Sami the seal surprise us all with their special talents but one is always in the spotlight. Kleo and Sami both learn that its good to let others share in the spotlight and have a turn to shine.
21. Billy Bigfoot: Billy is a Bigfoot from BC. His little Sister Kimberly gets more attention than he does and he becomes angry and jealous. Kimberly is caught by some Bigfoot trackers and Billy doesn't want to save her. Kleo helps Billy to overcome his jealousy and save his sister.
22. Amazingly Frank: Frank is a tiny flea who wants to join the Big Show Circus. Nobody can see him and nobody wants him around for fear they will step on him. The Misfits help to perfect his act and now he must show the Circus master that he is ready for the Big Show Circus.
23. Mike the Magnificent: Mike the Magnificent is Slim's hero. While Mike is busy saving the Universe he gets bonked on the head and forgets who he is. The Misfits help him remember who he is and Mike returns to again save the Universe. Fantabulastic.
24. Waiting for Kleo: Margery thinks she is the fastest cheetah around and can never wait for anything. Her impatience comes crashing down on her as she gets herself and the Misfits into a sticky situation. Kleo helps Margery lean the importance of being patient.
25. The Tell-Tale Tail: Conrad wins The Fastest Swinging Monkey Competition but only because he cheated. His tail is against him too and the Misfits try to teach Conrad what winning and playing fair is all about.
26. The Reindeer Herder's Daughter: Emily lives at the North Pole close to Santa's workshop. She doesn't understand the meaning of Christmas and wants all those toys for herself. Kleo takes Emily to see the children around the world who are waiting for the toys. Emily discovers that it is better to give than receive.

External links

• http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0469705/
• http://www.treehousetv.com/parents/tvShows/kleo/index.asp?showid=18
• http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=1516804&id=663910660&comments=#/group.php?gid=29507276067