Alice's Wonderland Bakery
Alice's Wonderland Bakery is an American computer-animated fantasy comedy children's television series created for Disney Junior by Chelsea Beyl, inspired by Alice in Wonderland (1951). The series centers on Alice, a young baker who works at the Wonderland Bakery and is the great-granddaughter of the original Alice Pleasance Liddell. Rosa—the Princess of Hearts—Hattie, and Fergie the white rabbit accompany her on her culinary explorations throughout the kingdom. The show intends to highlight the importance of food, which is used as a form of self-expression and creativity. Libby Rue, Abigail Estrella, CJ Uy, Jack Stanton, Secunda Wood, and Audrey Wasilewski voice the primary characters.
| Alice's Wonderland Bakery | |
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Promotional poster | |
| Genre | |
| Based on | |
| Developed by | Chelsea Beyl |
| Voices of |
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| Opening theme | "Alice's Wonderland Bakery Theme Song" performed by Libby Rue |
| Ending theme | "The Baking Song" (instrumental) |
| Composer | Matthew Margeson[2] |
| Country of origin | United States |
| Original language | English |
| No. of seasons | 1 |
| No. of episodes | 25 |
| Production | |
| Executive producer | Chelsea Beyl |
| Producer | Ciara Anderson |
| Running time | 22 minutes[a] |
| Production company | Disney Television Animation |
| Release | |
| Original network | Disney Junior |
| Original release | February 9, 2022 – present |
The show is produced by Disney Television Animation and premiered on Disney Junior on February 9, 2022. On the same day of the premiere, the first six episodes were released early on Disney+. In April 2022, the series was renewed for a second season. Critical reviews of the show have generally been positive. At the 1st Children's and Family Emmy Awards, Eden Espinosa (who voices the Queen of Hearts) received a nomination for Outstanding Voice Performance in a Preschool Animated Program.
Plot
The series revolves around Alice, the great-granddaughter of the original Alice Pleasance Liddell, who is a young baker working at the Wonderland Bakery. As she explores the kingdom on various culinary adventures, she is accompanied by Fergie the white rabbit, Hattie, and Rosa—the Princess of Hearts.
The teapot-shaped Wonderland Bakery has a kitchen where some of the equipment are animated, namely the oven and the mixer. The bakery also has a pantry which is vertical tunnel where the ingredients are on shelves on the sides, and anyone who enters will mostly float inside as if they are in space. The desserts (and to lesser-extent foods) the characters make are mostly magical, resulting either troublesome or pleasant effects.
Cast and characters
Main
- Libby Rue as Alice, the great-granddaughter of the original Alice Pleasance Liddell and a promising young baker at the magical Wonderland Bakery
- CJ Uy as Hattie, a "mad hatter" boy and Alice's friend who is extremely silly
- Jack Stanton as Fergie the White Rabbit, Alice's best friend who admires her greatly
- Abigail Estrella as Princess Rosa, the Princess of Hearts and Alice's creative friend
- Secunda Wood as Cookie, a magical cookbook previously owned by Alice's great-grandmother
- Audrey Wasilewski as Dinah, Alice's pet cat who always accompanies her
Recurring
- Craig Ferguson as The Doorknob
- Eden Espinosa as Queen of Hearts
- Jon Secada as King of Hearts
- Vanessa Bayer as Tweedle Do
- Bobby Moynihan as Tweedle Don't
- Donald Faison as Harry the March Hare
- Rich Sommer as Captain Dodo
- Max Mittelman as Cheshire Cat
- George Salazar as Dad Hatter
- Melissa van der Schyff as Jojo
- Mandy Gonzalez as Mother Rose
- Yvette Nicole Brown as Mama Rabbit
- Lesley Nicol as Iris
- Ali Stroker as Daisy
Guest
- Ana Gasteyer as Kiki
- Yuri Lowenthal as Jay
- Lamorne Morris as Dandy
- Christopher Fitzgerald as Thistle
- Matthew Moy as David of Spades
- James Monroe Iglehart as Oliver
- Kausar Mohammed as Mrs. Parvaneh
- Marcel Nahapetian as Saeed
Episodes
| No. | Title [4][5] | Directed by | Written by | Original air date [4][5] | Prod. code [6][4][7] | U.S. viewers (millions) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | "Unforgettable Unbirthday" "Picnic for One" | Directed by : Nathan Chew Storyboard by : Kaho Kubo & Arielle Yett Directed by : Arielle Yett Storyboard by : James Little & Stevie Wermers-Skelton | Chelsea Beyl | February 9, 2022 | 101 | 0.22[8] |
| 2 | "Try Again Tart" "Pie Pressure" | Directed by : Steven Umbleby Storyboard by : Scotland Barnes Directed by : Arielle Yett Storyboard by : Isabelle Gedigk & Stevie Wermers-Skelton | Michael Rodriguez Marisa Evans-Sanden | February 10, 2022[b] | 102 | 0.18[9] |
| 3 | "No Palace Like Home" "A Royal Remembrance" | Directed by : Steven Umbleby Storyboard by : Eugene Salandra Directed by : Arielle Yett Storyboard by : Chris Otsuki & Samantha Arnett | Stuart Friedel Michael Rodriguez | February 11, 2022[b] | 103 | 0.21[10] |
| 4 | "Alice's Stormy Afternoon" "Into the Tulgey Wood" | Directed by : Steven Umbleby Storyboard by : Kaho Kubo & Stevie Wermers-Skelton Directed by : Arielle Yett Storyboard by : James Little & Arielle Yett | Marisa Evans-Sanden Stuart Friedel | February 18, 2022[b] | 104 | 0.22[11] |
| 5 | "Gallymoggers Granola" "Sour Grapes" | Directed by : Steven Umbleby Storyboard by : Stevie Wermers-Skelton & Eugene Salandra Directed by : Arielle Yett Storyboard by : Scotland Barnes & Isabelle Gedigk | Melinda LaRose Marisa Evans-Sanden | February 25, 2022[b] | 105 | 0.23[12] |
| 6 | "Cookie's Day Off" "Picture Furfect" | Directed by : Steven Umbleby Storyboard by : Samantha Arnett Directed by : Arielle Yett Storyboard by : Chris Otsuki & Isabelle Gedigk | Lisa Kettle Stuart Friedel | March 4, 2022[b] | 106 | 0.22[13] |
| 7 | "Order Up!" "Teeny-Tiny Venture" | Directed by : Steven Umbleby Storyboard by : Kaho Kubo & Eugene Salandra Directed by : Arielle Yett Storyboard by : James Little & Stevie Wermers-Skelton | Michael Rodriguez Sara Karimipour | March 11, 2022 | 107 | 0.20[14] |
| 8 | "Another Alice" "Fergie Plays the Palace" | Directed by : Steven Umbleby Storyboard by : Scotland Barnes & Eugene Salandra Directed by : Arielle Yett Storyboard by : Isabelle Gedigk & Kelly Hobby-Bishop | Michael Rodriguez Lisa Kettle | March 18, 2022 | 108 | 0.19[15] |
| 9 | "Dodo Dilemma" "Horsin' Around" | Directed by : Steven Umbleby Storyboard by : Samantha Arnett & Stevie Wermers-Skelton Directed by : Arielle Yett Storyboard by : Chris Otsuki & Stevie Wermers-Skelton | Chelsea Beyl Melinda LaRose | March 25, 2022 | 109 | 0.19[16] |
| 10 | "Potato Potahto" "Hattie's Inside-out Cake" | Directed by : Steven Umbleby Storyboard by : Kaho Kubo & Eugene Salandra Directed by : Arielle Yett Storyboard by : James Little & Arielle Yett | Stuart Friedel Marisa Evans-Sanden | April 1, 2022 | 110 | 0.19[17] |
| 11 | "Easy Breezy" "Walk the Jabberwock" | Directed by : Steven Umbleby Storyboard by : Scotland Barnes & Eugene Salandra Directed by : Arielle Yett Storyboard by : Isabelle Gedigk & Stevie Wermers-Skelton | Michael Rodriguez Stuart Friedel | April 8, 2022 | 111 | 0.18[18] |
| 12 | "Roamin' Holiday" "The Proof is in the Pudding" | Directed by : Steven Umbleby Storyboard by : Samantha Arnett & Eugene Salandra Directed by : Arielle Yett Storyboard by : Chris Otsuki & Stevie Wermers-Skelton | Lisa Kettle Michael Rodriguez | April 15, 2022 | 112 | 0.27[19] |
| 13 | "A Royally Mad Tea Party" "Jojo's Bye-Bye Party" | Directed by : Steven Umbleby Storyboard by : Kaho Kubo & Steven Umbleby Directed by : Arielle Yett Storyboard by : Kelly Hobby-Bishop, James Little & Chris Otsuki | Marisa Evans-Sanden Stuart Friedel | April 29, 2022 | 113 | 0.16[20] |
| 14 | "Fergie Suits Up" "Look Who's Knocking" | Directed by : Steven Umbleby Storyboard by : Scotland Barnes & Stevie Wermers-Skelton Directed by : Arielle Yett Storyboard by : Janice Seungmee Rim & Eugene Salandra | Holly Huckins Marisa Evans-Sanden | May 13, 2022 | 114 | 0.12[21] |
| 15 | "A Special Blend" "The Princess and the Hare" | Directed by : Arielle Yett Storyboard by : Kaho Kubo & Eugene Salandra Directed by : Steven Umbleby Storyboard by : Chris Otsuki, Steven Umbleby & Lynell H. Forestall | Michael Rodriguez Lisa Kettle | June 10, 2022 | 116 | 0.16[22] |
| 16 | "Meet the Tweedles" "A Very Wonderland Wedding" | Directed by : Arielle Yett Storyboard by : Scotland Barnes & Eugene Salandra Directed by : Steven Umbleby Storyboard by : Janice Seungmee Rim & Kelly Hobby-Bishop | Stuart Friedel Sara Karimipour | July 1, 2022 | 117 | 0.17[23] |
| 17 | "Bubbling Over" "The Card Guard Shuffle" | Directed by : Arielle Yett Storyboard by : Samantha Arnett & Lynell H. Forestall Directed by : Steven Umbleby Storyboard by : Kelly Hobby-Bishop & James Little | Melinda LaRose Stuart Friedel | August 5, 2022 | 118 | 0.13[24] |
| 18 | "A Rose Between Two Thorns" "Double Dinah" | Directed by : Arielle Yett Storyboard by : Kaho Kubo & Eugene Salandra Directed by : Steven Umbleby Storyboard by : Chris Otsuki & Kelly Hobby-Bishop | Marisa Evans-Sanden Lisa Kettle | August 12, 2022 | 119 | 0.09[25] |
| 19 | "Cream Puffs of Champions" "Fluffle Kerfuffle" | Directed by : Arielle Yett Storyboard by : Scotland Barnes & Eugene Salandra Directed by : Steven Umbleby Storyboard by : Janice Seungmee Rim & Kelly Hobby-Bishop | Michael Rodriguez Marisa Evans-Sanden | September 2, 2022 | 120 | 0.10[26] |
| 20 | "If the Shoe Hat Fits" "Cookie is Booked" | Directed by : Arielle Yett Storyboard by : Samantha Arnett, Lynell H. Forestall & Eugene Salandra Directed by : Steven Umbleby Storyboard by : Wendy Grieb & James Little | Stuart Friedel Michael Rodriguez | October 7, 2022 | TBA | 0.09[27] |
| 21 | "The Gingerbread Palace" | Directed by : Nathan Chew Storyboard by : Samantha Arnett, James Little, Stevie Wermers-Skelton & Kelly Hobby-Bishop | Chelsea Beyl | November 29, 2022 | 115 | 0.23[28] |
| 22 | "It's the Hatter that Matters" "Cheshire's Cat-Astrophe" | Directed by : Arielle Yett Storyboard by : Kaho Kubo & Wendy Grieb Directed by : Steven Umbleby Storyboard by : Chris Otsuki & Kelly Hobby-Bishop | Marisa Evans-Sanden Melinda LaRose | January 13, 2023[c] | 122 | N/A |
| 23 | "Queen Alice" "A Kuku Surprise" | Directed by : Arielle Yett Storyboard by : Scotland Barnes & Eugene Salandra Directed by : Steven Umbleby Storyboard by : Kelly Hobby-Bishop & Janice Seungmee Rim | Lisa Kettle Sara Karimipour | February 17, 2023[c] | 123 | 0.11[30] |
| 24 | "Back to the Root" "Alice the Piefectionist" | Directed by : Arielle Yett Storyboard by : Lynell H. Forestall & Eugene Salandra Directed by : Steven Umbleby Storyboard by : Kelly Hobby-Bishop & James Little | Michael Rodriguez Stuart Friedel | March 17, 2023[c] | 124 | 0.15[31] |
| 25 | "Sunny-Side-Up" "A Supreme Pizza Problem" | Directed by : Arielle Yett Storyboard by : Kaho Kubo & Eugene Salandra Directed by : Steven Umbleby Storyboard by : Scotland Barnes & Chris Otsuki | Chelsea Beyl Marisa Evans-Sanden | March 31, 2023[c] | 125 | 0.11[32] |
Production
Alice's Wonderland Bakery is based on Disney's animated feature Alice in Wonderland (1951), which in turn is based on the Alice book series by Lewis Caroll. In the film, there is a scene in which the Mad Hatter hosts a tea party with teapots that pipe music, hats producing three-layers frosted cakes, and exploding firework candles in the sky. Disney Television Animation decided to produce a heritage project based upon the scene,[33] which would also take inspiration from the sense of connection brought by food.[3] Creator Chelsea Beyl said: "I started thinking about all the whimsy, the comedy, and the peculiar characters that are in the original movie and thought, 'Wow, preschoolers are going to love this' ... It's silly. And then we're combining all that with baking, which, of course, kids love to do as well."[33] In May 2021, Disney Junior greenlit to series, to air on the network in 2022.[3]
According to co-executive producer and art director Frank Montagna, the shift in storytelling from a 1950s 2D-animated film to a 2022 computer-animated preschool TV series was unexpectedly simple. He stated that there are many enjoyable activities in Wonderland, such as the tea parties, cards, and mazes. The team removed the frightening elements from the original film and kept the entertaining ones. Throughout the book and the film, there are references to the words "Eat me" and "Drink me". Because of this, Montaga came up with the idea of fusing Alice in Wonderland with a bakery when Beyl initially presented the show to him. The show highlights the importance of food, which is used as a form of creativity and self-expression; Alice makes friends and learns of other cultures through food.[33] Beyl stated that "food [is] essentially [Alice's] superpower ... [and] how she connects with all these curious and peculiar characters". The series pays homage to the original Alice, who is always thinking, by having its version of Alice constantly trying to figure out things.[34]
It did not take Montagna long to come up with the design for Alice's Wonderland Bakery since the original Alice in Wonderland "has always been such a core part of [his] being". Since the original designs were so shaped-driven and everything was already round, bouncy, and rubbery, he found converting them into 3D models rather easy. The team at ICON Creative Studio, according to Montagna, worked tirelessly to give the show a "bouncy and rubbery" feel, particularly with the Cheshire Cat—the only character from the 1951 film to appear in the series. Montagna believed that the team truly needed him to embody his role from the original film. Since television computer animation budgets were rather small, many factors needed to be considered carefully. For the character to be correctly rigged, the team would need to be very clear about how they wanted the character to look.[33]
The team wanted the characters to truly reflect the children of that time, which also required giving them origins that Carroll may never have imagined.[34] Beyl sought to reimagine some characters from the original film to enrich Wonderland with a wider range of cultures. The Hatter family's character design, kitchen—as well as the recipes Alice and Hattie cook together—are drawn from Japanese culture. Meanwhile, several aspects of the Hearts family were influenced by Cuban cuisine and culture, including their dialogue (which includes Spanish words), clothing, palace, and set design.[33] The show later introduces a Persian-influenced caterpillar family. Certain characters are also gender flipped. Numerous foods from different cultures are featured in the series; these include: pastelitos (Cuban), mochi (Japanese), carrot calzone, grape gazpacho, huevos habaneros and kuku sib zamini (Persian).[34]
The series references several iterations of Alice in Wonderland, including the 2010 film directed by Tim Burton. The White Rabbit hole served as the model for Alice's pantry, which features an endless supply of food items. For the ingredients, the team aimed to combine wacky Wonderland-style elements with real-world meals. Examples of this are "Bread and Butterflies", "Disa-pears", and "Rea-pears". Since nothing is impossible in Wonderland, the team were able to incorporate many unrealistic ideas of food into the show, including an upside-down cake.[33]
Music
John Kavanaugh was appointed the series music director. He wrote and composed "The Baking Song", which appears often throughout the show in various forms: the queen sings a salsa rendition, while another episode features a version with Persian instruments. The 1951 film's song "The Unbirthday Song", as well as other songs by Kavanaugh, including "Food for Thought", are used in the series to convey concepts such as flexibility. The voice cast includes former Broadway performers because the emphasis on music required vocal talent.[34] On February 11, 2022, Walt Disney Records released the show's digital soundtrack album.[34][35] The main title theme was released as a single.[36]
Broadcast
The series originally premiered on February 9, 2022. On the same day, first six episodes were released early on on-demand and Disney+.[37][4] The first season is streamable on Disney+, FuboTV, and Amazon Prime Video.[1] The show was renewed for a second season in April 2022.[38][39]
Reception
Critical reception
Ashley Moulton gave the show three out of five stars in her review, in which she described it as "a fun treat, but not one of Disney's standouts". She praised the characters, worldbuilding, musical numbers, and themes, stating that "Alice's Wonderland Bakery mines author Lewis Carroll's treasure trove of source material and adds amazing sugary confections". Moulton did, however, express concern over the numerous desserts featured on the show and said there were many other types of foods Alice and her friends could cook.[40] Fatherly writer Harlan Sharpe praised the show for "[not] trying to remake Alice in Wonderland, [but] trying to give families a magical and offbeat show that is pro-baking".[41] An article from GeekMom favorably compared the series to the animated children's show True and the Rainbow Kingdom.[42] The New York Times's Laurel Graeber took notice of the cultural diversity of the characters and their voice actors compared to the original Alice in Wonderland.[34]
Accolades
Eden Espinosa received nominations for Best Voice-Over Actor (Television) and Outstanding Voice Performance in a Preschool Animated Program at the 2022 Imagen Awards and the 1st Children's and Family Emmy Awards, respectively.[43][44][45]
See also
Notes
- ^ Each episode is composed of two 11-minute segments.[3]
- ^ a b c d e This episode first premiered on Disney+ in the United States on February 9, 2022, ahead of its official air date.[4]
- ^ a b c d This episode first premiered on Disney+ in the United States on December 7, 2022, ahead of its official air date.[29]
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External links
- Official website
- Alice's Wonderland Bakery at IMDb