
Marshal Dash
- Studio
- CCI Entertainment
- Distributor
- Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), National Broadcasting Company (NBC), Qubo
Synopsis
Dash wins the title of marshal at the racetrack, and adds needed and much-liked rules at the track. However, he then starts to add rules to the clubhouse- without any thought to the other Dogs. They finally rebel against his bossiness while dining at the Dog Gone Pizzeria after he insists on making rules about how they should eat pizza. Dash doesn't understand why the other Turbo Dogs don't want to follow his rules, but then realizes that he's in the wrong.
Characters
Auntie Rachett, Benny McBarkerton, Cam, Cluth, Dash, Delivery Dog, Fanner Howler, Five, GPS, GT, Mags, Marlene, Stinkbert, Strut, Ump, Zanner Howler
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Denny Silverthorne
Producing
- Producer
- Kristine Klohk, Rodney Macdonald
- Executive Producers
- Deborah Forte, Jef Kaminsky, Trevor Yaxley, Arnie Zipursky
Writing
- Writer
- James Backshall, Todd Brian, Carol Commisso, Patrick Granleese, Bob Kolar, Jed MacKay, Mary Mackay-Smith, Louise Moon, Andrew Sabiston, Katherine Sandford, Shane Simmons, Bernice Vanderlaan
- Based On The Children's Books By
- Bob Kolar
Voices
- Voice
- Catherine Disher (Auntie Rachett), Paul Wensley (Benny McBarkerton), Terry McGurrin (Cam, Fanner Howler), Pete Cugno (Cluth, GPS, Zanner Howler), Lyon Smith (Dash), Kim Roberts (Delivery Dog), Joseph Motiki (Five), Dan Petronijevic (GT), Stacey Depass (Mags), Shakura S'Aida (Marlene), Hadley Kay (Stinkbert), Joris Jarsky (Strut), Ron Pardo (Ump)
Music
Animation
- Animator
- Florent Revel
Art Department
- Storyboard Artist
- Ruth Ramirez
Editing
- Editor
- Tom Berger
Sound
- Sound Re-Recording Mixer
- Stephen Traub
Casting
- Voice Director
- Debra Toffan
Production notes
Adapted from the series of popular children's books by Bob Kolar, "Turbo Dogs" is a 3D computer-animated series set in Racerville, a town filled with dogs who are wild about racing. Each week, the canines encounter situations that require them to think through the "rules of the road" - issues that challenge the racers (and the television audience) to work hard, believe in themselves, play fair, and respect and get along with others.
Each half-hour episode consisted of two cartoons.
Each half-hour episode consisted of two cartoons.
