Lib And Let Lib
- Studio
- DePatie-Freleng Enterprises
Synopsis
Arnie's alarmed over daughter Terri becoming a feminist.
Characters
Arnie Barkley, Agnes Barkley, Terri Barkley, Chester Barkley, Roger Barkley
Credits
Producing
- Producer
- David H. DePatie, Isadore Freleng (as Friz Freleng)
- Associate Producers
- Joe Ruby, Ken Spears
Writing
- Writer
- Larry Rhine, Woody Kling, Dennis Marks, David Evans
Animation
- Animator
- Don Williams, Ken Muse, Warren Batchelder, John Gibbs, Bob Matz, Reuben Timmins, Manny Gould, Norm McCabe, Jim Davis, Bob Richardson, Bob Bransford, Bob Bemiller
- Animation Director
- David Detiege
Voices
- Voice
- Henry Corden (Arnie Barkley), Joan Gerber (Agnes Barkley), Julie McWhirter (Terri Barkley), Steve Lewis (Chester Barkley), Gene Andrusco (Roger Barkley)
Music
- Music
- Doug Goodwin
- Music Score Conducted by
- Eric Rogers
Editing
- Editor
- Joe Siracusa, Roger Donley, Allan R. Potter, Rick Steward
- Supervising Film Editor
- Lee Gunther
Crew
- Created for Television By
- David H. DePatie, Isadore Freleng
- In Association With
- Joe Ruby, Ken Spears
- Storyboard Directors
- Gerry Chiniquy, Art Leonardi, Cullen Houghtaling, Paul Sommer
- Layout Supervision and Design
- Robert Taylor
- Layout
- Cullen Houghtaling, Owen Fitzgerald, Richard Ung, Frank M. Gonzales, Nino Carbe, Wes Herschensohn
- Background Supervised By
- Richard H. Thomas, Mary O'Loughlin
- Title Design By
- Art Leonardi
- Music Recording Engineer
- Eric A. Tomlinson
- Executive In Charge Of Production
- Stan Paperny
- Production Supervision
- Harry Love
- Camera
- Ray Lee, Larry Hogan, John Burton Jr
- Production Mixer
- Steve Orr
- Sound
- Producers' Sound Service
Companies and other credits
- Sound: Inc
Production notes
Inspired by the classic 70's sitcom All in the Family, The Barkleys featured a family of dogs led by Arnie Barkley, an opinionated sort who didn't mind sharing his feelings with anyone and everyone.
These opinions usually clashed with those of Arnie's wife Agnes and their children Terri, Chester, and Roger. Like their prime time contemporaries, The Barkleys touched on such issues as women liberation, topics that had rarely been broached in prime time, let alone Saturday mornings.
These opinions usually clashed with those of Arnie's wife Agnes and their children Terri, Chester, and Roger. Like their prime time contemporaries, The Barkleys touched on such issues as women liberation, topics that had rarely been broached in prime time, let alone Saturday mornings.