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[44][45] Broadcast[edit] Samurai Champloo was first revealed
through a magazine spread in the September 2003 issue of Newtype,[46] and it premiered on Fuji TV on May 20, 2004. [47] The series ran for seventeen episodes on the network until September 23, 2004, when they decided to cancel its broadcast. [48][49] The series resumed airing on Fuji Network System, referred to as a second season, during the channel's midnight slot;[49][50] the remaining 18th–26th episodes aired from January 22 to March 19, 2005. [51][52] The original North American licensee was Geneon Entertainment and its parent company Pioneer Entertainment, licensing the anime a year before its Japanese broadcast. [53][54] The dub was handled by Bang Zoom! Entertainment, with company
president Eric Sherman remembering it as one of his favorite projects. [55] In a later interview, Jin's voice actor, Kirk Thornton, described the dubbing as a rare project where the actors were able to have a greater freedom in their performances, not having to match the Japanese original. [56] It was broadcast in North America on Adult Swim during its late night slot, starting on May 14, 2006. [57] Starting with Episode 22 on February 3, 2007, episodes were streamed through Adult Swim's online Friday Night Fix channel. [58] It saw subsequent North American broadcasts on Funimation Channel starting March 21, 2011;[59] and returned to Adult Swim through its Toonami programming block replacing Michiko & Hatchin beginning January 2, 2016. [60] Samurai Champloo debuted in Canada on December 24, 2006, on the digital station Razer. [61] In Australia, the first thirteen episodes were broadcast on SBS TV between March 23 and June 29, 2006.
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