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Alternate Title: Dig: A Journey Into The Earth

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  • 1972
  • Hubley Studios
  • Hubley Studios Episode Guide
  • Cartoon Characters: Rocco, Adam, Mother, Earl of Limestone, Pre-Cambrian Rocks, Uncle Igneous, Aunt Sedimentary, Cousin Metamorphic.
  • Vocal Talent: Jack Warden (Rocco), Ray Hubley (Adam), Maureen Stapleton (Mother), Morris Carnovsky (Earl of Limestone), Phil Leeds (Pre-Cambrian Rocks), Harry "Sweets" Edison [Harry Edison] (Uncle Igneous), Don Elliott (Aunt Sedimentary), Ruth Price (Cousin Metamorphic).
  • Directed By John Hubley.
  • Produced By John Hubley, Faith Hubley.
  • Animated By Vincent Bell [Vinnie Bell], Tissa David, Phil Duncan, John Gentilella, Charles Harriton [Chuck Harriton].
    Assistant Animator: Helen Komar.
    Ink and Paint Artists: Nina DiGangi [Nina Di Gangi], Faith Hubley, Mark Hubley, Nancy Lane, Céline Miles [Celine Miles].
  • Written By John Hubley, Faith Hubley.
  • Music By Quincy Jones.
  • Design: John Hubley.
  • Associate: Faith Hubley.
  • Lyrics: J. Hubley, F. Hubley, Q. Jones.
  • Sound Engineer (National Recording Inc.): Gene Coleman.
  • Technical Advisor: Dr. Bruce Heezen.
  • Photography: Anicam.
  • President: Jack Buehre.
  • Supervisor: Bill Tomkin.
  • Cameramen: Sam Dimaggio, Jim Farrell, John Derderian, Kim Buehre.

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Cartoon Summary:

A boy and his dog take a wondrous trip under the earth's crust and through the geological eras of time, introducing children to geology in the form of a musical fantasy.

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My father recorded this back in the early 80's and I recently found the cassette. I've uploaded it to youtube for posterity's sake.

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Thank-you thank-you thank-you to this website for giving reality to this vaguest of memories I've carried from the age of 6. I remember a talking white? rock and something falling down a large hole in the ground, the word "DIG", and being...  (read more)
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Impressionable cartoon

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So...there is someone else out there who remembers this animation! I can't remember anything about the cartoon except that the boy and his dog were being led down a large hole by a talking rock and the music (what ever it was) made enough of an impression...  (read more)
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1972.

this thing aired, apparently in place of the Monkees, so it seems.

I remember it airing, and knew it wasn't supposed to be there. A boy and his dog met talking rocks, about four of them.

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