Production Staff
Owned and distributed by: Sandy Frank Entertainment (1978–2007, license expired)
Produced by: Sandy Frank Film Syndication, Gallerie International Films Ltd.
Executive Producers: Jameson Brewer, Sandy Frank
Associate Producer: Warner E. Leighton
Producer-Directors: David E. Hanson, Alan Dinehart
Writers: Jameson Brewer, Peter B. Germano, William Bloom, Jack Paritz, Harry Winkler, Helen Sosin, Muriel Germano, Dick Shaw, Kevin Coates, Howard Post, Sid Morse
Supervising Film Editor: Franklin Cofod
Assistant Editor: Pam Bentkowski
Voice Director: Alan Dinehart
Assistant Voice Director: Alan Dinehart Jr
Creative Consultant: David Levy
Standards and Practices: Winifred Treimer
Program Consultants: Leonard Reeg, George Serban, M.D.
Production Executives: Irving Klein, Tom Swafford
Production Assistant: Bob Robinson
Production Manager: Emil Carle
Animation Supervisor: Harold Johns
Design Consultant: Alex Toth
Music Composers: Hoyt S. Curtin, Dennis Dreith, Richard Greene
Music Supervisors: Paul DeKorte, Igo Kantor
ADR Recording: TV-R Hollywood
Camera: Take One
Ink and Paint: C&D Productions, Hollywood
Titles: Thomas Wogatzke
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