Campaign
- Studio
- CTTV Productions, Howard K. Grossman Productions
- Animation studio
- Atomic Cartoons
Synopsis
Click & Clack, having missed their quota in the latest pledge drive, decide to run for president so they can use their leftover federal matching funds (when they lose) to keep their lousy show alive.
Characters
Click, Clack, Beth, Fidel, Sal, Crusty
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Tom Sito
Producing
- Producer
- Antran Manoogian (Associate Producer)
- Executive Producers
- Howard K. Grossman, Robert Harris
- Executive Producer, Animation
- Bill Kroyer
Writing
- Writer
- Ray Magliozzi, Tom Magliozzi, Doug Berman, Doug Mayer, Tom Minton
Animation
Voices
- Voice
- Tom Magliozzi (Click), Ray Magliozzi (Clack), Kelli O'Hara (Beth), Juan Carlos Hernández (Fidel), Barbara Rosenblat (Sal), Cornell Womack (Crusty), Paul Christie, Jim Ward
Music
- Music
- Carl Finch, Brave Combo
Editing
- Editor
- Aaron Saunders
Crew
- Casting
- Elissa Myers
- Story Editor
- Tom Minton
- Character Designer
- Stephen Silver
- Storyboard Artist
- Floyd Norman
- Animatic Storyboards
- Eric Kurland
- Production Coordinator
- Helen Jen
- Supervising Sound Editor
- Chris Foster
- Foley Recordist
- Jay Fisher
Production notes
This animated sitcom takes off from the hit NPR show "Car Talk" and follows the on- and off-air escapades of Click and Clack, the Tappet brothers (alter-egos of "Car Talk's" Tom and Ray Magliozzi), as they try to fix cars, fend off disgruntled customers and seek out increasingly creative ways to goof off. The episodes take place primarily at Car Talk Plaza, a fictional building that houses their radio studio and their famed garage in Harvard Square in the fair city of Cambridge, Massachusetts.
PBS's first attempt at prime-time animation.
PBS's first attempt at prime-time animation.