Second Hand Emotions
- Studio
- Marvel Productions Ltd., Sunbow Productions, DiC Entertainment
- Distributor
- Claster Television Productions
Synopsis
After creating an organ that can manipulate the emotions of the Joes, Dr. Mindbender and Serpentor try their hand at composing a self-destructive finale for the Joes.
Characters
Driver, Lift-Ticket, Iceberg, Dr. Mindbender, Serpentor, Gen. Hawk, Rev. Steen, Zartan, Roadblock, Sci-Fi, Cobra Commander, Ripper, Zarana, Buzzer, Shipwreck, Scarlett, Lifeline
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Ray Lee
Producing
- Producer
- Jim Duffy, Sam Weiss, Dan Thompson, Art Vitello, John Ahern, Chuck (Charles) Downs, Mark Glamack, John Grusd, Larry Houston, Alex Lovy, George Singer, John Walker
- Executive Producers
- Joe Bacal, Tom Griffin, Margaret Loesch
- Co-Producer
- Michael Charles Hill
- Supervising Producer
- Don Jurwich
- Associate Producer
- Doug Booth
Writing
- Writer
- Carla Conway, Gerry Conway
- Story Editor
- Buzz Dixon
Voices
- Voice
- Michael Bell (Driver, Lift-Ticket), Arthur Burghardt (Iceberg), Brian Cummings (Dr. Mindbender), Richard Gautier (as Dick Gautier) (Serpentor), Ed Gilbert (as Edmund Gilbert) (Gen. Hawk, Rev. Steen), Zack Hoffman (Zartan), Kene Holliday (Roadblock), Jerry Houser (Sci-Fi), Chris Latta (as Christopher Latta) (Cobra Commander, Ripper), Lisa Raggio (Zarana), Neil Ross (Buzzer, Shipwreck), B.J. Ward (Scarlett), Stan Wojno (as Stan Wojno Jr.) (Lifeline), Jackson Beck (Narrator)
Music
- Music
- Johnny Douglas, Ford Kinder, Spencer Michlin, Robert J. Walsh
- Title Song
- Ford Kinder, Spencer Michlin
Animation
- Layout Artists
- Pat Agnasin, Eufronio R. Cruz, Lindsay Dawson, Romeo Francisco, Lee Go, Paul Gruwell, Ernie Guanlao, Boyd Kirkland, Alex Mann, Warren Marshall
Art Department
- Storyboard Artists
- Pat Agnasin, Delfin Barras, Bill Barry, Norman Cabral, Kurt Conner, Jim Fletcher, Romeo Francisco, Adrian Gonzales, James L. Gomez, Warren Greenwood, Larry Houston, Boyd Kirkland, Sherman Labby, Doug Lefler, Frank Paur, Mario Piluso, Alan Shean, Jim Shull, Romeo Tanghal, Keith Tucker, Doug Vandegrift, Mike Vosburg
- Main Title Designed by
- Keith Tucker, Doug Vandegrift, Mike Vosburg
- Model Design
- William Draught, Jim Fletcher, Lee Go, Russ Heath, John Koch, Carol Lundberg, Jim Willoughby
- Background Design
- Dennis Venizelos, Robert Schaeffer, Andrew Phillipson, Jeff Richards, Fred Warter
Editing
- Editor
- Steven C. Brown, Robert T. Gillis
- Supervising Editors
- Steven C. Brown, Robert T. Gillis
- Assistant Editors
- Rick Gehr, Larry Whelen
- Assistant Supervising Editor
- Rick Gehr
Sound
- Voice Recording Engineer
- Joel Iwataki
- Effects Editors
- Jim Blodgett, Ted Chapman, Allison Cobb, Mike DePatie, John Detra, Karen Doulac, Ron Fedele, Lenny Geschke, Brad Gunther, Dave Hankins, Jerry Jacobson, Dick Raderman, Joe Sarocan, Warren Taylor, Mike Tomack, Peter Tomaszewicz, Sue Vovsi, Heather Elliot
Music Department
- Music Editors
- Richard Allen, Peter Collier, Bob Mayer, Robert Randles S.M.E, Mark Shiney
Production Management
- Production Managers
- Carole Weitzman, Jean Frye
- Production Coordinators
- Nellina Lombardo, Hildy Elliot, Francisca Stipicevic
- Recording Coordinator
- Ellen Burr
- Post Production Supervisors
- Eric Early, Steven Heth
- Executive in Charge of Production
- Lee Gunther
Crew
- Voices Director
- Wally Burr
- Educational Advisors
- Robert L. Selman, Ph. D, Harvard University
- Educational Consultant
- Anne P. Selman
- Dubbing Supervisors
- Jacquie Freeman, John Hart
- Telecine Supervisors
- Sarah Swiskow, Andrew Golov
- Director of Production
- Jim Graziano
- Creative Director
- Jay Bacal
Companies and other credits
- Educational Consultant: M.A
- Copyright 1986 Sunbow Productions
- Inc
- Copyright 1986 Wildstar Music
- Inc
- Copyright 1986 Starwild Music
- Inc
- Copyright 1986 Hasbro
- Inc
- Distributed by Claster Television Productions
- a division of Hasbro
- Inc
- Sunbow Productions - Marvel Productions Ltd
Production notes
This series was also known as "GI Joe: A Great American Hero." It was one of the first daily syndicated animated series to "push" its action-figure star.
The series was based on the 1983 "fighting force" of five different dolls, not the original 1960's GI Joe produced by Hasbro.
Originally a weekly series, it became a daily in 1985.
The series was based on the 1983 "fighting force" of five different dolls, not the original 1960's GI Joe produced by Hasbro.
Originally a weekly series, it became a daily in 1985.