The Kwicky Koala Show

Kwicky Koala

The protagonist Kwicky Koala (voiced by writer Bob Ogle) is similar to Avery's popular Droopy, except that Kwicky can escape his pursuer Wilford Wolf (voiced by John Stephenson). The difference is that Kwicky moves at super-speed, which looks more like vanishing into thin air with an accompanying "beep" sound effect, much like Speedy Gonzales.

Episodes

"Sink or Swim"

"Robinson Caruso"

"In a Pig's Eye"

"Robin Hoodwink"

"Kwicky Goes West"

"Collectors Item"

"The Incredible Lunk"

"Race to Riches"

"Kangaroo Kapers"

"Double Trouble"

"Around the World in 80 Seconds"

"Kwicky's Karnival Kaper"

"Scream Test"

"Disguise the Limit"

"Museum Mayhem"

"Cabin Crazy"

The Bungle Brothers

A pair of dogs named George (voiced by Michael Bell) and Joey (voiced by Allan Melvin) seek vaudeville stardom. This segment is mostly short wraparounds.

Episodes

Hat Dance - Dry Run - Cheap Trick

High Rollers - Teeter Totter Act - The Circus Cannon Act

Trapeze Act - Saw in Two - Unicycle

Big Pie Jump - Honk If You Love Joey - Sound Off

Joey Juggling George - The Toe Dancing Beagle or Whats Nureyev - The Barrel Jump

Karate Chop Act - Tarzan Swing Act - The Ventriloquist

Rope Twirling Act - High Wire Harness - The Marionette Act

Cream Pie - Ballonitics - Escape Artist

Rock Band - Circus Car - Dueling Trombones

Quiz Whiz Kid - Stilts - The Romeo and Juliet Act

Animal Trainers - Double Jump - Pie Faced

The Plumbers Helper - Bungle Ballet - Hang 20

The Big Bang - Flipped Out - Bucking Bull

Hamlet Lays an Egg - The Magic Ring Act - The Fly

Weight Weight Lifter - Droop the Loop - Heavy Ending

Ice Follies - Punchy Pirates - Spring Is in the Air - Concert Pianist

Crazy Claws

A wildcat named Crazy Claws (voiced by Jim MacGeorge impersonating Groucho Marx) uses his sharp wits and equally sharp claws to evade the fur trapper Rawhide Clyde (voiced by Don Messick) and his dog Bristletooth (voiced by Peter Cullen) in a U.S. National Park run by Ranger Rangerfield (voiced by Michael Bell).

Episodes

Crazy it's Cold Outside

The Claws Conspiracy

Crazy Challenges

Clyde's Birthday Surprise

The Ice Rage

Claws Encounters of the Worst Kind

Lookout Crazy

Crazy Camping

Gold Crazy

See Saw Claws

Choo Choo Crazy

Bearly Asleep

Old Blowhard

Snow Biz

Claws Ahoy

Rattletrap Rawhide

Dirty Dawg

A canine vagrant named Dirty Dawg (voiced by Frank Welker impersonating Howard Cosell) seeks to improve life for himself and his rodent friend Ratso (voiced by Marshall Efron) while staying ahead of Officer Bullhorn (voiced by Matthew Faison).

Episodes

Pigskin Pooch

Dirty's Debut

Dirty Dawg's Faux Paw

Calling Dr. Dirty

Lo-Cal Pals

A Close Encounter of the Canine Kind

Pie-Eyed Pooch

Dirty Money

A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Zoo

Urban Cowdawg

Dirty-O and Juliet

Sea Dawg Dirty

Little White Lie

The Great Dirtini

Disco Dawg

Marathon Mutt

Production Credits

Executive Producers: William Hanna and Joseph Barbera

Producer: Art Scott

Associate Producer: Doug Paterson

Supervising Director: Ray Paterson

Directors: George Gordon, Carl Urbano, Rudy Zamora

Assistant Directors: Bob Goe, Terry Harrison

Story Editors: Tex Avery, Chuck Couch, Larz Bourne

Story Direction: David Barnes, Don Christinsen, Tom Dagenias, Don Dougherty, Carl Fallberg, Ed Gombert, Jan Green, Don Jurwich, Earl Kress, Lew Marshall, Floyd Norman, Bob Ogle, Lane Raichert, Mike Rowland, George Singer, Lee Snodgress, Howard Swift, Ernest Terrazas, Tom Yakutis, Darline Zambruski

Recording Director: Gordon Hunt

Animation Casting Director: Ginny McSwain

Voices: Marlene Aragon, Joe Baker, Jered Barclay, Michael Bell, Hamilton Camp, Henry Corden, Peter Cullen, Jack DeLeon, Marshall Efron, Matthew Faison, Joanie Gerber, Danny Goldman, Bob Holt, Jim MacGeorge, Allan Melvin, Don Messick, Robert Allen Ogle, Annie Potts, Paul Ross, Bob Sarlatte, Marilyn Schreffler, Hal Smith, John Stephenson, Lennie Weinrib, Frank Welker

Graphics: Iraj Peran, Tom Wagatzke

Title Design: Bill Perez

Musical Director: Hoyt Curtin

Musical Supervision: Paul DeKorte

Creative Producer: Iwao Takamoto

Design Supervisor: Bob Singer

Character Design: Kurt Anderson, Davis Doi, Jean Gilmore, Alice Hamm, Willie Ito, Scott Shaw, Michael Takamoto, Sandra Young

Layout Supervisors: Don Morgan, Steve Lumley

Key Layout: Gary Hoffman, Floyd Norman, Scott Shaw

Layout: Kurt Anderson, Cosmo Anzilotti, Dale Barnhart, Tom Copolla, Owen Fitzgerald, Bob Posbury, Drew Gentle, Charles Grosvenor, Dave Hilberman, Mike Hodgson, Ray Jacobs, M. Mike Kawaguchi, Ken Landau, Jack Manning, Greg Martin, Terry Morgan, Mike O'Hara, Lee Orr, Phil Otiz, Shane Porteous, Linda Rowley, Joe Shearer, Bob Smith, Andrew Szemenyei, Deann Taylor, Cliff Voorhees

Animation Supervisors: Jay Sarby, Chris Cuddington

Animators: Frank Andrena, Ed Barge, Tom Barnes, Susan Beak, Bob Bemiller, Astrid Brennan, Lefty Callahan, Rudy Cataldi, Jesse Corseo, Zeon Davush, Ed DeMattia, Joe Drake, Dick Dunn, John Eylee, Gail Finkeldei, Arthur Filloy, Hugh Fraser, John Freeman, Luis Garcia, Peter Gardiner, Gerry Grabner, Alan Green, Nicholas Harding, Terry Harrison, Fred Helmich, Greg Ingram, Aundre Knutson, Rick Leon, Hicks Lokey, Pamela Lofts, Ernesto Lopez, Don McKinnon, Mircia Manton, Paul Marin, John Martin, Helen McAdam, Paul McAdam, Ken Muse, Costi Mustatea, Bob Nesler, Margaret Nichols, Eduardo Olivares, Spencer Peel, Barney Posner, Bill Pratt, Vivien Ray, Steve Robinson, Joanna Romersa, Don Ruch, George Scribner, Kunio Shimamura, Ken Southworth, Jean Tych, Joe Walker, Milan Zahorski Jr.

Assistant Animation Supervisors: John Boersema, Martin Chatfield

Background Supervisors: Al Gmuer, Richard Zalouder

Backgrounds: Lorraine Andrina, Fernando Arce, Milena Borkert, Gil DiCicco, Dennis Durrell, Zdenka Ebner, Flamarion Ferreira, Martin Forte, Robert Gentle, Eric Heschong, James Hegedus, Jim Hickey, Paro Hizumi, Michael Humphries, Victoria Jensen, Phil Lewis, Jerry Liew, Beverley McNamara, Michelle Moen, Judy Nicholson, Andy Phillipson, Phil Phillipson, Bill Proctor, Jeff Richards, Jeff Riche, Ron Roesch, Sue Spear, Dennis Venizelos, Ken Wright, Milan Zahorski Sr.

Checking and Scene Planning: Jackie Banks, Ellen Bayley

Xerography: Star Wirth, Sven Christofferson

Ink and Paint Supervisors: Alison Victory, Narelle Derrick

Camera: Roy Wade, Ray Lee, Steve Altman, Sean Bell, Candy Edwards, Tom Epperson, Chuck Fleckel, Curt Hall, Carole Leard, Liz Lane, Ralph Migliori, Joe Ponticelle, Cliff Shirpser, Paul Wainess, Brandy Whittington, Jerry Whittington

Technical Supervisors: Jerry Mills, Mark D'arcy Irvine

Sound Direction: Richard Olson, Joe Citarella

Supervising Film Editors: Larry C. Cowan, Robert Ciaglia

Dubbing Supervision: Pat Foley

Music Editors: Cecil Broughton, Daniels McLean, Terry Moore, Robert Talboy

Effects Editors: Michael Bradley, Mary Gleason, Catherine MacKenzie, Joe Reitano, Kevin Spears, David Stone,

Show Editor: Gil Iverson

Negative Consultant: William E. DeBoer

Production Manager: Jack Pietruska

Production Supervision: Judy Cross

Post Production Supervisor: Joed Eaton

Executives in Charge of Production: Jayne Barbera and Margaret Loesch

A Hanna Barbera Production

1981 Hanna-Barbera Productions, Inc.

Other media

This show was referenced in the following episodes of Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law:

In "Deadomutt, Part 2," it is revealed that Harvey has a tattoo of Kwicky on his left arm.

In "SPF," Kwicky and Dirty Dawg, in non-speaking cameos, are two of the characters Harvey calls to the stand in a case involving cybersquatting.

In "The Death of Harvey," Kwicky makes a cameo during the riots as he is seen crawling out of the sewers.

Kwicky's relative unpopularity was used as a joke in a Cartoon Network spot in which the characters in all the other shows on the network call in claiming they're sick. At the end of the spot, the network runs a 24-hour marathon of Kwicky Koala, much to the dismay of a kid who is staying home sick. Another promo spot, this one advertising Taz-Mania has Kwicky on a "Pick Your Marsupial" game show with the Tasmanian Devil and then getting eaten by him.

DVD Release

There is yet to be a DVD release of the series for the H-B classics collection from Warner Home Video.

External links

The Kwicky Koala Show at the Internet Movie Database

The Kwicky Koala Show at TV.com

Kwicky Koala at Toonopedia

The show's opening at YouTube

The show's credits at YouTube

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