Founded in 1977 by Hanna-Barbera writers Joe Ruby and Ken Spears. The Ruby-Spears studio in Burbank was purchased in 1978 by Filmways Television. Filmways sold the studio in late 1981 to Taft Broadcasting, making Ruby-Spears a sibling to their original parent company- Hanna-Barbera Studios. Shortly after in 1996, Ruby-Spears Productions was closed.
Alternate Studio Title: Ruby-Spears Enterprises
Ruby-Spears Productions Studio Directory Cartoon Series:
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Alvin and the Chipmunks
(1983, 101
Episodes.)
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The Centurions (1986, 65 Episodes.) -
Dink The Little Dinosaur (1989, 42 Episodes.) -
Dragon's Lair (1984, 13 Episodes.) -
Fang Face (1978, 16 Episodes.) -
Goldie Gold and Action Jack (1981, 13 Episodes.) -
Heathcliff and Dingbat (1980, 53 Episodes.) -
Heathcliff and Marmaduke (1981, 40 Episodes.) -
It's Punky Brewster (1985, 42 Episodes.) -
Chuck Norris' Karate Kommandos (1986, 5 Cartoons.) -
Lazer Tag Academy (1986, 13 Episodes.) -
Mega Man (1994, 13 Episodes.) -
The Mork & Mindy - Laverne & Shirley - Fonz Hour (1982, 27 Cartoons.) -
Mr. T (1983, 30 Episodes.) -
The Pac-Man/Rubik the Amazing Cube Hour
(1983, 14
Cartoons.)
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Piggsburg Pigs (1990, 13 Episodes.) -
The Plastic Man Comedy-Adventure Show
(1979, 126
Episodes.)
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Police Academy: The Series (1988, 64 Episodes.) -
Puppy's Further Adventures
(1983, 8
Cartoons.)
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Puppy's Greatest Adventures
(1984, 1
Episode.)
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Puppy's New Adventure
(1982, 13
Episodes.)
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Rambo (1986, 65 Episodes.) -
Saturday Supercade (1983, 98 Episodes.) -
Sectaurs (1985, 5 Episodes.) -
Superman (1988, 26 Episodes.) -
Thundarr the Barbarian (1980, 21 Episodes.) -
Turbo-Teen (1984, 13 Episodes.) -
Wild West C.O.W. Boys Of Moo Mesa (1993, 13 Episodes.) -
Specials (1978-1995, 23 Specials.)