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July 10, 2011 TV Episode Glenn Martin, DDS

Studio
Cuppa Coffee Studios, Rogers Media, Tornante Animation
Distributor
Nickelodeon Network

Characters

Nem-Nem, Wendy Park, Grandpa Whitey, Glenn Martin, Jackie Martin, Conor Martin

Credits

Animation

Animator
Ashley Baird, Robert Toshoff

Voices

Voice
Christine Dunford (Nem-Nem), Judy Greer (Wendy Park), Don Johnson (Grandpa Whitey), Kevin Nealon (Glenn Martin), Catherine O'Hara (Jackie Martin), Peter Oldring (Conor Martin), Greg Germann

Editing

Editor
Daniel Palmer

Crew

Set Designer/Carpenter
Paddy Higgins
Propmaker
Jonathan Graham
Puppet Sculptor
Ted Heeley
Visual Effects
Martin Crawford
Lead Facial Animator
Greg Zajac
Character Fabrication Lead
Carl Michaloski
Character Fabricators
Brenda Baumgarten, Carlos Henriques
Cinematography
Drew Fortier
Lighting Technicians
Warren Cliff, Craig Hornby, B.J. Maude, Marcus Paletta, John Mark Paul
Production Manager
Kelly Knauff
Casting
Linda Lamontagne
Wardrobe
Bonnie Burns, Samara McAdam, Julie Munson
Executive Story Editor
Robin Shorr
Script Coordinator
Alison Flierl
Development Associate
Josh Rimes
Original Dialogue Recordist
Tami Treadwell
Music Supervisor
Andrew Gowan
Score Mixing
Richard Evans, Matthew Gerrard, Marco Luciani
Foley Artist
Richard Cavagin-Carey

Production notes

Stop-motion animation.

"Glenn Martin, DDS" follows the adventures of traveling dentist Glenn Martin and his family. After learning that his favorite childhood park is about to be destroyed, Glenn takes his family - wife Jackie, hormone-addled 13-year-old Conor, power suit-wearing 11-year-old Courtney, Courtney's overachieving assistant Wendy, and Canine, the family dog - on a cross-country road trip to protest the demolition. Although the protest is ultimately a bust, Glenn and Jackie realize that the trip has brought their family closer together and they decide to keep on traveling. Along the way, Glenn discovers that hitting the road is more complicated than it sounds, and learns through various run-ins (with mobsters, the Amish and psychotic navigators) that the road often hits back in unexpected and hilarious ways.