Have you ever seen..?

(2006)

An episodic animated series that sets up zany and eccentric situations. A strange character is introduced and reacts to its context.

Seasons

150

Episodes

Ended

Status

January 30, 2006

First Aired

Networks: M6

Genres: Animation, Comedy

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Season 1

150 episodes • 2006

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Episode 1	Jan 30, 2006
2	Episode 2	Jan 30, 2006
3	Episode 3	Jan 31, 2006
4	Episode 4	Jan 31, 2006
5	Episode 5	Feb 1, 2006
6	Episode 6	Feb 1, 2006
7	Episode 7	Feb 2, 2006
8	Episode 8	Feb 2, 2006
9	Episode 9	Feb 3, 2006
10	Episode 10	Feb 3, 2006
11	Episode 11	Feb 6, 2006
12	Episode 12	Feb 6, 2006
13	Episode 13	Feb 7, 2006
14	Episode 14	Feb 7, 2006
15	Episode 15	Feb 8, 2006
16	Episode 16	Feb 8, 2006
17	Episode 17	Feb 9, 2006
18	Episode 18	Feb 9, 2006
19	Episode 19	Feb 10, 2006
20	Episode 20	Feb 10, 2006
21	Episode 21	Feb 13, 2006
22	Episode 22	Feb 13, 2006
23	Episode 23	Feb 14, 2006
24	Episode 24	Feb 14, 2006
25	Episode 25	Feb 16, 2006
26	Episode 26	Feb 16, 2006
27	Episode 27	Feb 17, 2006
28	Episode 28	Feb 17, 2006
29	Episode 29	Feb 20, 2006
30	Episode 30	Feb 20, 2006
31	Episode 31	Feb 21, 2006
32	Episode 32	Feb 21, 2006
33	Episode 33	Feb 22, 2006
34	Episode 34	Feb 22, 2006
35	Episode 35	Feb 24, 2006
36	Episode 36	Feb 24, 2006
37	Episode 37	Feb 27, 2006
38	Episode 38	Feb 27, 2006
39	Episode 39	Feb 28, 2006
40	Episode 40	Feb 28, 2006
41	Episode 41	Mar 1, 2006
42	Episode 42	Mar 1, 2006
43	Episode 43	Mar 2, 2006
44	Episode 44	Mar 2, 2006
45	Episode 45	Mar 3, 2006
46	Episode 46	Mar 15, 2006
47	Episode 47	Mar 15, 2006
48	Episode 48	Mar 17, 2006
49	Episode 49	Mar 20, 2006
50	Episode 50	Mar 20, 2006
51	Episode 51	Apr 24, 2006
52	Episode 52	Apr 24, 2006
53	Episode 53	Apr 25, 2006
54	Episode 54	Apr 25, 2006
55	Episode 55	Apr 26, 2006
56	Episode 56	Apr 27, 2006
57	Episode 57	Apr 27, 2006
58	Episode 58	Apr 28, 2006
59	Episode 59	May 1, 2006
60	Episode 60	May 2, 2006
61	Episode 61	May 3, 2006
62	Episode 62	May 4, 2006
63	Episode 63	May 8, 2006
64	Episode 64	May 10, 2006
65	Episode 65	May 12, 2006
66	Episode 66	May 15, 2006
67	Episode 67	May 17, 2006
68	Episode 68	May 18, 2006
69	Episode 69	May 23, 2006
70	Episode 70	May 25, 2006
71	Episode 71	May 26, 2006
72	Episode 72	May 30, 2006
73	Episode 73	May 31, 2006
74	Episode 74	Jun 2, 2006
75	Episode 75	Jun 5, 2006
76	Episode 76	Jun 8, 2006
77	Episode 77	Jun 8, 2006
78	Episode 78	Jun 13, 2006
79	Episode 79	Jun 15, 2006
80	Episode 80	Jun 16, 2006
81	Episode 81	Jun 20, 2006
82	Episode 82	Jun 21, 2006
83	Episode 83	Jun 22, 2006
84	Episode 84	Jun 26, 2006
85	Episode 85	Jun 29, 2006
86	Episode 86	Jun 29, 2006
87	Episode 87	Jul 6, 2006
88	Episode 88	Jul 10, 2006
89	Episode 89	Jul 12, 2006
90	Episode 90	Jul 17, 2006
91	Episode 91	Jul 19, 2006
92	Episode 92	Jul 21, 2006
93	Episode 93	Jul 25, 2006
94	Episode 94	Sep 5, 2006
95	Episode 95	Sep 11, 2006
96	Episode 96	Sep 12, 2006
97	Episode 97	Sep 19, 2006
98	Episode 98	Sep 21, 2006
99	Episode 99	Sep 26, 2006
100	Episode 100	Sep 28, 2006
101	Episode 101	Oct 3, 2006
102	Episode 102	Oct 5, 2006
103	Episode 103	Oct 6, 2006
104	Episode 104	Oct 12, 2006
105	Episode 105	Oct 13, 2006
106	Episode 106	Oct 16, 2006
107	Episode 107	Oct 18, 2006
108	Episode 108	Oct 20, 2006
109	Episode 109	Oct 23, 2006
110	Episode 110	Oct 25, 2006
111	Episode 111	Oct 27, 2006
112	Episode 112	Oct 30, 2006
113	Episode 113	Oct 31, 2006
114	Episode 114	Nov 1, 2006
115	Episode 115	Nov 2, 2006
116	Episode 116	Nov 3, 2006
117	Episode 117	Nov 7, 2006
118	Episode 118	Nov 8, 2006
119	Episode 119	Nov 9, 2006
120	Episode 120	Nov 10, 2006
121	Episode 121	Nov 13, 2006
122	Episode 122	Nov 14, 2006
123	Episode 123	Nov 15, 2006
124	Episode 124	Nov 16, 2006
125	Episode 125	Nov 17, 2006
126	Episode 126	Aug 14, 2007
127	Episode 127	Aug 30, 2007
128	Episode 128	Jul 25, 2010
129	Episode 129	Aug 1, 2010
130	Episode 130	Aug 8, 2010
131	Episode 131	Aug 15, 2010
132	Episode 132	Aug 15, 2010
133	Episode 133	TBA
134	Episode 134	TBA
135	Episode 135	TBA
136	Episode 136	TBA
137	Episode 137	TBA
138	Episode 138	TBA
139	Episode 139	TBA
140	Episode 140	TBA
141	Episode 141	TBA
142	Episode 142	TBA
143	Episode 143	TBA
144	Episode 144	TBA
145	Episode 145	TBA
146	Episode 146	TBA
147	Episode 147	TBA
148	Episode 148	TBA
149	Episode 149	TBA
150	Episode 150	TBA

Top Cast

Alain Chabat

Narrateur, autres voix additionnelles

Fabien Vehlmann

La Fée Fagot

François Jérosme

Voix additionnelle masculine

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