be for an older youth audience. The original concept has the location taking place in Hell with the characters having similar yet somewhat different attributes than they had in the final show. The concept was later re-worked and revamped with many of the mature elements removed as it was considered too edgy for a 6-11 market. Episodes Season 1 (2009) Season 2 (2010–11) Broadcast Jimmy Two-Shoes was broadcast in Canada on Teletoon in the English, and French-language channels, in the latter case under the name of Jimmy l'Intrépide. In the United States, it aired on Disney XD, premiering on February 13, 2009. The show began broadcasting in the United Kingdom and Ireland on April 18, 2009, on Jetix, in pair with the show's premiere in the rest of Europe on the same channel. In most of Europe, the series was called Jimmy Cool; in Italy, Jimmy Jimmy, and in France it is Jimmy l'Éclate. The New Zealand premiere was in 2010 on TVNZ. The show aired in Southeast Asia on Cartoon Network and Latin America on Nickelodeon starting in 2009. A DVD of the series was released on May 28, 2013. Reruns were carried by Boomerang in Australia and New Zealand, beginning on October 6, 2014. It also aired on CITV's Toonattik Programming Block in the United Kingdom. In the United States, the show, as of 2022, currently streams on Tubi, Pluto TV, and Peacock. Reception Jimmy Two-Shoes has a rating of 5.9/10 on IMDb as of October 2022. Common Sense Media described the series as "(a) jumbled stew of violent humor, overly arch wit, and broad jokes that may not be tough for kids to grasp (but may be too silly for grown-ups)", and said that it's best for teens and young adults who still have a juvenile sensibility. Awards Jimmy Two-Shoes won the award for the best animated television program for children for the episode "Toast Busters/Beezy 2.0" at the Awards of Excellence 2013. The series was also nominated for 2 awards for best-animated series or program and best performance in an animated series or program at the 2011 Gemini Awards, but lost to Hot Wheels Battle Force 5. References Notes External links Full credits for "Jimmy Two Shoes" Jimmy Two-Shoes at epguides.com 2000s Canadian animated television series 2009 Canadian television series debuts 2010s Canadian animated television series 2011 Canadian television series endings Canadian children's animated action television