Eggbert
- Studio
- The Funny Company Productions
Characters
Buzzer Bell, Polly Plum, Merry Twitter, Jasper N. (National) Park, Dr. Todd Goodheart, Terry Dactyl, Shrinkin' Violette, Broken Feather, Superchief, Belly Laguna, Dr. Von Upp, Weisenheimer, Cheese Lasagna
Credits
Producing
- Producer
- Ken Snyder (Executive Producer)
- Executive Associate Producer
- Charles B. Koren
- Associate Producer
- Leo Salkin
- Animation Producer
- Sam Nicholson
Writing
- Writer
- Ken Snyder
Voices
- Voice
- Dick Beals (Buzzer Bell, Shrinkin' Violette), Bud Hiestand (Weisenheimer), Robie Lester (Polly Plum), Nancy Wible (Merry Twitter, Jasper N. Park), Ken Snyder (Terry Dactyl), Tom Thomas (Broken Feather), Hal Smith (Dr. Todd Goodheart, Belly Laguna, Dr. Von Upp, Cheese Lasagna)
Production notes
Barter syndicated for Mattel Toys, this series was usually broadcast during local children's shows with a live host.
A two-minute live educational feature would be sandwiched inside each cartoon. A total of 260 episodes were produced.
A two-minute live educational feature would be sandwiched inside each cartoon. A total of 260 episodes were produced.
Reviews
Eggbert
This episode featured something of a break from the usual educational/informative material - it's a whimsical song about a rabbit who suffers from hay fever, made more obvious in the refrain: "I'm Eggbert, the sneezy rabbit/Ah-CHOO, ah-CHOO, ah-CHOO!" Eventually the lupine happens upon a WWI-era gas mask; by the end of the song his vocals are muffled (due to the mask on his face) but at least his head is clear: "I'm Eggbert, the sneezy rabbit/Hello, hello, hello!"
Unfortunately, I do not recall anything about the rest of the 'toon, but given the known content (a rabbit named Eggbert) one could safely assume it had an Easter theme.