The Wrong Hands
- Studio
- Filmation Associates
- Animation studio
- Wang Film Productions Co., Ltd
- Distributor
- World Events Syndication
Characters
Marshal BraveStarr, Deputy Fuzz, Handlebar, Judge B.J., Outlaw Scuzz, Shaman, Stampede, Tex Hex, 30-30
Credits
Producing
- Producer
- Lou Scheimer, Norm Prescott
Animation
- Animator
- Robert Alvarez, Julio Guerrero Leon, Barry Anderson, Ernesto Lopez, Rich Arons, Mirvia Manta, Arland Barron, Burton Medall, Vincent Bassols, Costy Mustatea, Carl A. Bell, Jane Nordin, John Celestri, Michael J. O'Connor, Moon Choi, Eduardo Olivarez, Patrick Clark, William D. Pratt, Steve Clark, Virgel Baddatz, Thomas R. Cook, William Recinos, Jesse Cosjo, Dana M. Reemes, Doug Crane, Young G. Rhim, James A. Davis, Joe Roman, Daniel DeLa Vega, Louise Sandoval, Ed De Mattia, Louis S. Scarborough Jr, Chris Dent, Don Schloat, Lil Evans, Kunjo Shimamura, Derek Eversfield, Jay Won So, Ben Farish, Damoon Song, James Fujil, Ken Southworth, Michael R. Gerard, Leo Sullivan, Lennie K. Graves, Carl Philip Hall, Robert Tyler, Lee Halpern, Sherry Dawn Wheeler, Frank J. Hawk, Larry White, Richard Hoffman, Douglas 'Doug' Williams, Andre Knutson, Al Wilzbach, Jang Woo Lee, Meli Zoie
Voices
- Voice
- Charlie Adler (Deputy Fuzz, Tex Hex), Susan Blu (Judge B.J.), Pat Fraley (Marshal BraveStarr), Ed Gilbert (Shaman, 30-30), Alan Oppenheimer (Handlebar, Outlaw Scuzz, Stampede), Erik Gunden, Erika Scheimer
Music
- Music
- Frank Becker
Editing
- Editor
- Joe Gall, Lida Saskova
Crew
- Production Manager
- R.W. Pope
- Art Director
- John Grusd
- Production Design
- Gerald Forton, Rick Maxi, Tenny Henson, Leandro Martinez
- Graphic Designers
- Victoria Brooks, Diane Kuemmel
- Character Design Supervisors
- Diane A. Keener, Herbert A. Hazelton
- Assistant Character Design Supervisors
- Harry A. Sabin Jr, Larry Eikleberry
- Character Design Artists
- Bill Barry, Judie Martin, Keith Baxter, Enrique B. May, Tom Bird, Christopher G. Peterson, Dale Kendrickson, Rick Quiroz, Maureen Trueblood
- Storyboard Supervisor
- Bob Arkwright
- Assistant Storyboard Supervisor
- Gary Goldstein
- Storyboard Artists
- Rachel Brenner, Don Manuel, Yi-Chih Chen, David Prince, Brian Chin, Paul Scarzo, Vic Dal Chele, Mike Sosnowski, Flamarion Ferreira, Hanna Strauss, Glen W. Hill, Hal Sutherland, Chris Jenkyns, Karl Toerge, Al Zegler
- Storyboard Production Coordinators
- Robert Lamb, Dori Littell Herrick
- Layout Department Supervisor
- David A. West
- Layout Supervision
- Kurt Anderson, Chrystal Klabunde, Curtis Cim, Terrt Keil, Tom Shannon, Sherilan Weinhart
- Layout Artists
- John Ahern, Alex McCrae, Craig Armstrong, James McLean, Carlos Baeza, Steven Moore, Rex Barron, Gale Morgan, Carole Beers, Marcus Nickerson, Kathi Castillo, Gregorio Nocon, Hee-Ja Cho, Michael O'Mara, Hyunsook Cho, Garrett Omoto, Won-Ki Cho, Jean Paynter, Thomas Coppola, John Perry, Susan Crossley, Rocco Pirrone, Dave O'Day, Sean Platter, Albert De Mello, Aaron F. St. John, Tom Ellery Jr, Bette Isis-Thomson, Kevin Frank, Robert Tyler, Sergio Garcia, Cliff Voorhees, Ed Haney, Curt Walstead, Romeo Lopez, Marty C. Warner, Karenia Kaminski, Mark Westermoe, Briz, Sherry Wheeler, Istvan Majoros, Jim Willoughby, Linda McCall, Patricia Wong
- Background Design Supervisors
- Lorenzo E. Martinez
- Background Design Artists
- Tim Callaman, Armando Norte, Derik Pares Carter, Jeff Purves, David A. Donnet, Rico Rival, Frank Frezzo, J. Michael Spooner, Rene Garcia, Mark R. Wallace
- Assistant Layout Supervisors
- Irma Rosien, Barbara Benedetto
- Assistant Layout Artist
- Karl Rock Benedetto, Joe F. Elliott, Jenifer Costin, Ellen Kashan, Nicola Cuti, Patricia Keppler, Susan Semer
- Director of Color
- Ervin L. Kaplan
- Background Supervisor
- Don Schweinert
- Background Artists
- Susan Adnopoz, Ann Guenther, Michael E. Arth, Robert Kalaput, Greg Battes, Jerry Loveland, Joseph Binggeli, Tim Maloney, Al Budnick, David McBride, Steve Butz, Tom O'Loughlin, Ruben Chavez, Rolando Oliva, Gary Conklin, John Rice, Dean Gordon, Robert L. Stanton, Mark Groseclose, Lucy Tanashian, Don Watson
- Animation Special Effects Supervisor
- Brett Hisey
- Assistant Supervisor
- Randy Fullmer
- Special Effects Animation
- Glenn Chaika, Warren Marshall, Richard Coleman, Mark Myer, Mark Dindal, Don Faul, Jeff Howard, Scott Santoro, Mike Stribling
- Computer Animation
- Ken Cope, Jim Hillin
- Retake Directors
- Marcia Fertig, Zeon Davush, Dardo Velez
- Camera Supervisor
- F.T. Ziegler
- Cameramen
- John Cunningham, Steven F. Damiani, Veronica Hantke, Ronald J. Jackson, Robert D. Jacobs, David J. Link, Ralph Migliori, Lindsay R.W. Rogers, Richard Taylor, Dean G. Teves, Charles Warren, Jerry Whittington, Steven Wilzbach
- Oxberry Camera Supervisor
- Dan C. Larsen
- Assistant Animation Supervisor
- Doria Plough
- Key Assistant Coordinator
- Randy Sanchez
- Animation Checking Supervisor
- Bec Randles
- Xerography Supervisor
- John Remmel
- Ink & Paint Supervisor
- Flavia Mitman
- Mark-Up Supervisor
- Letha Prince
- Head of Special Effects
- Ashley Lupin
- Head of Final Checking
- Howard Schwartz
- Cel Service Supervisor
- Lou Digerolamo
- Scene Planning Supervisor
- Mike Hazy, Sue Inglis
- Film & Video Distribution Coordinator
- Joe Simon
- Music Composed and Performed by
- Frank Becker
- Music Supervisor
- Erika Scheimer
- Post Production Manager
- George Mahana
- Sound Editors
- Bill Kean, Charles Rychwalski, Steve Nielson
- Music Editors
- Sam Horta, Brian Mars
- Film Coordinators
- June Gilham, Christie Meyer
- Educational Advisor
- Dr. Gordon L. Berry, Graduate School of Education
- Recording Director
- Erika Scheimer
- Recording Coordinator
- Pamela Vincent
- Production Coordinators
- Robin Tismeer, Ann Pratta-Ihbotson
- Executive Vice President Sales
- Alice G. Donenfeld
- Executive Vice President Creative Affairs
- Arthur H. Nadel
- Vice President in Charge of Production
- Joseph A. Mazzuca
Companies and other credits
- Animator: "Toth"
- Layout Supervision: B.S
- Sound: B&B Sound Studios
- Sound: Inc
- Educational Advisor: UCLA
Production notes
Frontier justice moved to the final frontier in Filmation's BraveStarr. Set in the 24th century, the syndicated series starred Marshal BraveStarr, lawman of the distant planet New Texas, who could call upon the powers of nature to aid his cause—strength of the bear, speed of the puma, eyes of the hawk, ears of the wolf. Operating from his HQ at Fort Kerium, BraveStarr kept the peace the only way he knew how: by kicking evil solidly in the rear.
Backed up by his Equestroid horse/sidekick Thirty-Thirty and alien Deputy Fuss, BraveStarr defended the lawful rule of Judge B.J., New Texas' magistrate. Shaman, BraveStarr's elderly advisor, occasionally appeared to set the lawman on the right moral path.
Standing squarely against the forces of good was the thoroughly evil Tex-Hex, leader of the Carrion Bunch, an outlaw gang financed by the shadowy cartel called Stampede. The baddies were out to round up the planet's supply of valuable Kerium.
BraveStarr was the last cartoon to come out of Filmation, the company that brought The Archie Show, Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids and He-Man and the Masters of the Universe to animated life. Unfortunately, BraveStarr couldn't match the success of these earlier Filmation series, riding into the sunset after 65 weekday episodes.
Backed up by his Equestroid horse/sidekick Thirty-Thirty and alien Deputy Fuss, BraveStarr defended the lawful rule of Judge B.J., New Texas' magistrate. Shaman, BraveStarr's elderly advisor, occasionally appeared to set the lawman on the right moral path.
Standing squarely against the forces of good was the thoroughly evil Tex-Hex, leader of the Carrion Bunch, an outlaw gang financed by the shadowy cartel called Stampede. The baddies were out to round up the planet's supply of valuable Kerium.
BraveStarr was the last cartoon to come out of Filmation, the company that brought The Archie Show, Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids and He-Man and the Masters of the Universe to animated life. Unfortunately, BraveStarr couldn't match the success of these earlier Filmation series, riding into the sunset after 65 weekday episodes.