Chipped Dip
- Studio
- Hanna-Barbera Productions, New Line Television
- Animation studio
- Sunwoo Animation (Overseas Animation)
- Distributor
- American Broadcasting Company (ABC)
Synopsis
This show follows the weekly misadventures and comic foul-ups of pals Lloyd Christmas and Harry Dunne as they meander across the country in their Dogmobile.
Characters
Lloyd Christmas, Harry Dunne, Weenie, Dymbster, Waitress
Credits
Producing
- Producer
- Byron Vaughns
- Executive Producers
- Sasha Emerson, Robert Friedman, Sherry Gunther
Writing
Voices
- Voice
- Matt Frewer (Lloyd Christmas), Bill Fagerbakke (Harry Dunne), Tom Kenny (Weenie), Bronson Pinchot (Dymbster), Kath Soucie (Waitress)
Music
- Music
- Mark Mothersbaugh
- Director of Music
- Bodie Chandler
Animation
- Animator
- Robert Alvarez, Carole Beers, Cullen Blain III Cullen Blaine, Zeon Davush, William Knoll Bill Knoll, Constantin Mustatea, Ron Myrick Emory Myrick, Leo Sullivan, Robert Tyler Bob Tyler (Animation Directors)
- Animatics
- Chris Harmon, David Knott, Harry McLaughlin
- Animation Checker
- Catherine Peterson
- Clean-Up Artist
- Barbara Krueger
- Overseas Animation Director
- Mike Kaweski Michael Kaweski
- Xerographers
- Martin Crossley, Star Wirth
- Timing Director
- Donna Mouliot
Art Department
- Art Director
- Deane Taylor
- Storyboard Artists
- Gregory Emison, Todd Frederiksen, Ernesto Guanlao, Jeff "Swampy" Marsh, Robert Nesler, Neal Parrow, Rob Renzetti, Philip Stapleton, Travis Cowsill (uncredited), Brian Mitchell (uncredited)
- Original Main Character Designers
- Craig McCracken, C. Miles Thompson Miles Thompson, Michael Q. Ceballos
- Additional Character Designers
- Gregory Miller Greg Miller, Marc Perry
- Main Title Storyboard
- David Feiss
- Graphics
- Michael Q. Ceballos
- Background Designer
- Daniel McHugh Dan McHugh
- Background Painters
- Al Gmuer, Stephen Lee, Cynthia McIntosh
- Background Keys
- Don Vanderbeek
- Ink and Paint Supervisor
- Alison Leopold
- Color Stylist
- Cynthia McIntosh
- Title Designer
- David Feiss
Editing
- Editor
- Tom Gleason (Supervising Film Editor)
- On-Line Editor
- Tim Clark
- Negative Consultant
- William DeBoer Jr. William E. DeBoer
- Colorist
- Scott Ostrowsky
- Post-Production Coordinator
- Gail D. Silvers
Sound
- Sound Effects Editors
- David Farmer, Tim Gedemer
- Supervising Recording Engineer
- Ed Collins
- Sound Recording Engineer
- Preston Oliver
- Track Readers
- Kay Douglas, Jim Hearn, Carol Iverson, Kerry Iverson
- Dubbing Mixers
- Terry O'Bright, Keith Rogers
- Foley Artist
- Leslie Bloom (uncredited)
Casting
- Casting
- Kris Zimmerman
- Voice Director
- Kris Zimmerman
- Recording Director
- Kris Zimmerman
Production Management
- Production Manager
- Patty Jausoro
- Post-Production Supervisor
- Gayle Mnookin
- Production Coordinator
- Paul Trandahl
- Executive in Charge of Production
- Joseph Mazzuca
- Post-Production Executive
- John Forrest Niss
- Production Assistants
- Jeffrey Collins, Kirin Daugharty, Jeff Ho, Jessika Portillo, Diana Ritchey
- Talent Coordinator
- Collette Sunderman
Crew
- Lip Assignment
- Jeffrey Peterson
- Scanner
- Patrick Hazen
- Production Liaison
- Heather Kenyon
- Development Executive
- Jeff Holder
- Executive Consultants
- Bobby Farrelly, Peter Farrelly, Bennett Yellin
- Creative Consultants
- Brad Krevoy, Steve Stabler, Charles B. Wessler
- Main Title Director
- David Feiss
Production notes
This show follows the weekly misadventures and comic foul-ups of pals Lloyd Christmas and Harry Dunne as they meander across the country in their Dogmobile.
For those who believe that comedian Jim Carrey is actually a cartoon disguised in human form, the 1995-96 cartoon season offered abundant evidence. Three of Carrey's starring vehicles were adapted to the small screen: Dumb and Dumber, Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, and The Mask.
Dumb and Dumber followed doofus pals Lloyd Christmas and Harry Dunne as they meandered across the country in their Dogmobile (the pet grooming van from the movie). The duo's dumbness led to weekly misadventures and comic foul-ups.
Matt Frewer (TV's Max Headroom) and Bill Fagerbakke voiced the Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels characters for this short-lived series, which didn't even survive a full season; it ran until February 1, 1996.
For those who believe that comedian Jim Carrey is actually a cartoon disguised in human form, the 1995-96 cartoon season offered abundant evidence. Three of Carrey's starring vehicles were adapted to the small screen: Dumb and Dumber, Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, and The Mask.
Dumb and Dumber followed doofus pals Lloyd Christmas and Harry Dunne as they meandered across the country in their Dogmobile (the pet grooming van from the movie). The duo's dumbness led to weekly misadventures and comic foul-ups.
Matt Frewer (TV's Max Headroom) and Bill Fagerbakke voiced the Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels characters for this short-lived series, which didn't even survive a full season; it ran until February 1, 1996.