Johnny Test has lived on Teletoon for years, inviting Canadian viewers into the zany world of an 11-year-old boy, his genetically engineered dog Dukey, and the eccentric twins Susan and Mary. Across countless science-inspired capers, the show has kept a fast pace that blends gadgetry, imagination, and a family dynamic that energizes every episode. The series has found passionate audiences in both English and French across Canada and has reached fans in Germany and Korea. Teletoon takes pride in delivering stories that spark curiosity and invention, and the creators have signaled plans to keep expanding the adventures for Johnny, Dukey, and the gang. Teletoon continues to celebrate a program that resonates with kids and families alike, turning science play into shared fun.
In the many twists and turns, the latest milestone story places Johnny in a fairy tale slumber, and the clock is ticking. Susan, Mary and Dukey rally their skills and their gadgets to wake him before time runs out, using clever problem solving and bold teamwork. The tale blends fantasy with comic misadventure, underscoring a core message that family support and clever engineering can overcome enchanted obstacles and keep the adventure alive.
The 100th episode is set to premiere at 7:30 p.m. ET/PT on Wednesday, November 20, with a marathon of favorite JOHNNY TEST episodes starting at 3 p.m. ET/PT. The event is complemented by ongoing episodes from Season 1 airing Tuesdays to Fridays at 5 p.m. ET/PT, from Friday, November 1 to Friday, November 22, giving fans multiple chances to jump into the Johnny Test universe. Teletoon confirms this special moment as a showcase for fans to revisit classic moments while watching new twists unfold.
To amplify the celebration, SMASH BADGER 7, a game crafted specifically for the 100th episode, launches on Teletoon the same day as the premiere. A second interactive experience arrives the following day with JOHNNY TEST: GRAVITY PANTS, inviting players to dive into the same playful science vibes that define the show. These tie-ins invite audiences to participate in the excitement beyond the screen, reinforcing the show’s hands-on, adventurous spirit.
Johnny Test has earned a broad following among English- and French-speaking viewers across Canada, and its appeal has crossed borders to audiences in Germany and Korea. Teletoon is proud of the impact the series has had on kids around the world and sees the milestone as a moment to celebrate creative Canadian animation. The creator, Scott Fellows, has signaled that he looks forward to continuing to work with the team to craft more hair-raising adventures for Johnny, Dukey and the gang, ensuring the show remains a lively part of the global cartoon landscape.