Franklin - S02E23: Franklin's Gloomy Day

Name: Franklin's Gloomy Day
Genre: Animation, Kids, Family
Released: 1998-11-23
Duration: 11 min

Nov 23, 1998Animation, Kids, FamilySeason 2, Episode 23

Franklin is bored and there was nothing to do especially with the weather not cooperating. With his parents' encouragement, Franklin used his own creative imagination to chase away those boredom blues.

Director: Nicola Barton

Cast: Noah Reid, Richard Newman, Elizabeth Saunders, Leah Renee, Luca Perlman, Olivia Garratt, Kyle Fairlie, Gil Filar

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All Episodes - Season 2

01Franklin's VisitorSep 07, 1998 02Franklin Not-So-Broken BoneSep 07, 1998 03Franklin's GiftSep 14, 1998 04Franklin Growing Up FastSep 14, 1998 05Franklin the SpySep 21, 1998 06Franklin's Library BookSep 21, 1998 07Franklin's KiteSep 28, 1998 08Franklin and the BabysitterSep 28, 1998 09Franklin and the Broken GlobeOct 05, 1998 10Franklin's ValentinesOct 05, 1998 11Franklin's Family TreasureOct 12, 1998 12Franklin's Music LessonsOct 12, 1998 13Franklin Takes a TripOct 19, 1998 14Franklin's Bicycle HelmetOct 19, 1998 15Franklin's Birthday PartyOct 26, 1998 16Franklin's NicknameOct 26, 1998 17Franklin and Otter's VisitNov 02, 1998 18Franklin's CollectionNov 02, 1998 19Franklin Says SorryNov 09, 1998 20Franklin and the FireNov 09, 1998 21Franklin's GardenNov 16, 1998 22Franklin Runs AwayNov 16, 1998 23Franklin's Gloomy DayNov 23, 1998 24Franklin Tells TimeNov 23, 1998 25Franklin's TestNov 30, 1998 26Franklin and the DucklingNov 30, 1998

Franklin S02E23 Synopsis

Stream Franklin "Franklin's Gloomy Day" in HD quality on Goojara. Originally aired on 1998-11-23, this episode is part of Season 2 of Franklin. Featuring performances from Noah Reid, Richard Newman, Elizabeth Saunders among the cast. With a runtime of 12m, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Animation and Kids series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. Franklin is bored and there was nothing to do especially with the weather not cooperating. With his parents' encouragement, Franklin used his own creative imagination to chase away those boredom blues.