Eagle Rock (TV series)

Eagle Rock, also known as Jim Henson's Eagle Rock, is a 2002-04 children's TV series based off the Adventures at Eagle Rock children's books by Jay Shiokawa. The series was taped in at  (seasons 1-2) and  (season 3), and aired on  in the United States. The series was co-produced by and  in association with PBS member stations  in  and  in. It was preceded by a 2000 TV special aired on, Journey to Eagle Rock.

Plot
This series depicts the further adventures of Alexander the Bald Eagle and his friends at Eagle Rock. The events and nature at Eagle Rock often affect the eagles' ways of living.

Main characters

 * Alexander (performed by Jodi Eichelberger) - A bald eagle who is the main character of the series. He was designed by Chuck Chesney and built by Rollie Krewson and Ronald Binion.
 * Kenny (performed by ) - A Roadside hawk who is Alexander's best friend. He was designed by Chuck Chesney and built by Rollie Krewson and Ronald Binion.
 * Due to scheduling conflicts with Bear in the Big Blue House, Noel MacNeal only provided Kenny's voice for much of the first season; on-set puppetry for Kenny was provided by Nick Seguel.
 * Margaret (performed by Lindsay Knickerbocker) - A female Harris's hawk who likes to discover new things. She was designed by Chuck Chesney and built by Ronald Binion.
 * Jessica (performed by ) - A female Lizard buzzard. He was designed by Chuck Chesney and built by Rollie Krewson and Ann Marie Holdgruen.
 * Francisco (performed by Chance Galdames) - A Cuban black hawk who is fluent in Spanish. He was designed by Chuck Chesney and built by Ronald Binion.
 * Mother Eagle (performed by Lilly Airoldi) - A full-body female eagle who is the mother of Alexander. She was designed by Chuck Chesney and built by Ann Marie Holdgruen.
 * Father Eagle (performed by Michelan Sisti) - A full-body male eagle who is the father of Alexander. He debuted in Season 2 after being mentioned on-and-off in Season 1. He was designed by Chuck Chesney and built by Ann Marie Holdgruen and BJ Guyer.