Witch-Cat
- Studio
- Southern Star Productions, Hanna-Barbera Australia, CBS Entertainment Production
- Distributor
- Columbia Broadcasting System
Synopsis
A 12-year-old girl adopts a stray cat, unaware that the animal is on a mission to train her as a good witch, the only one born in this century.
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Gordon Kent, Chris Cuddington
Producing
- Producer
- Steve Lumley
- Supervising Producer
- Buzz Potamkin
- Executive Producer
- Paul Bogrow
Writing
- Writer
- Cliff Ruby, Elana Lesser
- Based On The Book By
- Joan Carris
Voices
- Voice
- Betsy Chasse, Diana Daves, Joan Gerber (as Joanie Gerber), Patrick Gorman, Christina Lange, Anna Maria Poon, Will Ryan, Marilyn Schreffler, Richard Shoff, Claudette Wells
Music
- Music
- Chris Neal
Editing
- Editor
- Robert Ciaglia
Crew
- Graphic Designer
- C. David Pina
- Title Designers
- Tom Burton, Ken Leonard
Production notes
This Saturday morning anthology series adapted children's literature into cartoons to encourage youngsters to read.
The show was hosted by Bob Keeshan until 1988. Malcolm Jamal-Warner hosted the program when it returned to the air (in reruns) in 1993; it last aired in 1994.
The series received Daytime Emmy nominations in 1986 for Outstanding Animated Program, Outstanding Film Editing, and Outstanding Graphics and Title Design, and in 1988 for Outstanding Animated Program.
CBS' first in-house cartoon series since Terrytoons.
The show was hosted by Bob Keeshan until 1988. Malcolm Jamal-Warner hosted the program when it returned to the air (in reruns) in 1993; it last aired in 1994.
The series received Daytime Emmy nominations in 1986 for Outstanding Animated Program, Outstanding Film Editing, and Outstanding Graphics and Title Design, and in 1988 for Outstanding Animated Program.
CBS' first in-house cartoon series since Terrytoons.