Spyler

Spyler

Spyler is one of the main characters in the cartoon "I-Spy". He is a plasticine model, similar to Wallace and Gromit, with a tennis ball head and buttons for feet. Cece, Spyler's talking dog, is also made of plasticine. In every episode of "I-Spy", Spyler and Cece find four items that are in every riddle the Duck gives, thus beginning to play the game I spy. The items they find are used for a certain purpose, such as getting rid of Cece's hiccups in "I Spy a Tick-illy Hiccup", or building a robot in "I Spy a Runaway Robot". While playing I spy, when they find an item Spyler and Cece sing their "Found It" song. Sometimes, when they are carrying several large items like blankets, Spyler and Cece call for Wheeler, their red truck, to carry these items.


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