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- Studio
- Ruby-Spears Productions
Synopsis
Dingbat, a vampire-dog, and his partners go on all sorts of adventures helping people in need.
Characters
Dingbat, Nobody, Spare Rib
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Charles Nichols (as Charles A. Nichols)
Producing
- Producer
- Jerry Eisenberg
- Executive Producers
- Joe Ruby, Ken Spears
Writing
Voices
- Voice
- Frank Welker (Dingbat), Don Messick (Nobody, Spare Rib), June Foray
- Additional Voices
- Takayo Doran, Clare Peck, Marilyn Schreffler, Judy Strangis, Janet Waldo
Animation
- Animation Supervisor
- Ed Solomon
- Animator
- Brenda Banks, Tom Barnes, Carl Bell, Jim Davis, Zeon Davush, Daniel De La Vega, Marcia Fertig, Gail Finkeldei, Mark Glamack, Milt Gray, John Howley, Norm McCabe, Ken O'Brien, Don Parmele, Virgil Raddatz, Bill Reed, Joe Roman, Joanna Romersa, Don Ruch, John Shook, Mike Stribling, Neal Warner
- Layout Supervisor
- Larry Huber
- Layout
- Pete Alvarado, Wayne Becker, John Bruno, Kurt Conner, Hak Ficq, Bob Givens, Lin Larsen, Todd Hoff, William Lignante, Jack Manning, Aaron F. St. John, Desmond Serratore, Wallace Sides, Edgar B. Soller
- Assistant Animation Supervisor
- William K. Exter
- Assistant Animation
- Alfred Abranz, Tom Cook, Vince De Francis, John Filardo, Holly Forsyth, Brad Frost, Sandy Henkin, Mike Houghton, Karlis Smiltens, Leonard Johnson, Simon Praamsma, Ginny Parmele, Lester Pourier, Mary Robertson, James Steel, Allen Wade, Sue Wasem, Richard Williams
- Animation Checking
- Brenda Brummett, Myrna Bushman, Rena Cappas, Lisa Lydon
- Xerography Supervisor
- Robert "Tiger" West
- Animation Stock
- Sandra Benenati
Art Department
- Character Design
- Jerry Eisenberg
- Backgrounds
- Gary Conklin, Bill Lorencz, Monte, Bob Schaefer, Gary Selvaggio, Peter Van Elk, Gloria Wood, Thomas Woodington
- Models
- Alan Huck, Michael Mitchell, Edgar Soller
- Background Layout Supervisor
- David High
- Background Layout
- Kathleen Vaslett, John F. Guerin, Bruce Zick
- Background Supervisor
- Eric Semones
- Color Key
- Bunny Semones
- Ink and Paint Supervisor
- Laura Craig
Camera
- Camera
- Take One
Editing
- Editorial Supervisor
- Chip Yaras
- Negative Cutting
- Mary Nelson
Sound
- Effects Editors
- Bob Birchard, Dave Stone
Music Department
- Music Editors
- Mark Shiney, Mark Green
- Music Supervision
- Dean Elliott
Casting
- Voice Direction
- Alan Dinehart
Production Management
- Production Supervisor
- Natalie Shirpser
- Assistant to the Producer
- Erika Grossbart
- Production Assistants
- Madlyn Goldberg, Loretta High, Kayte Kuch
- Production Controller
- Jerry Goldman
- Post Production
- Lenore Nelson
Crew
- Location Director
- Bill Reed
- Supervising Story Direction
- John Dorman
- Story Direction
- Gordon Kent, Lew Marshall, John Bruno, Ron Campbell, Kurt Conners
- Model Supervision
- Ric Gonzalez
- Unit Supervisor
- Jim Willoughby
- Assistants to the Executive Producers
- Jodi Berman, Janie Fields
- Studio Manager
- Jeff Cooke
- Unit Auditor
- Henriette Pacile
- Cel Service
- Jim Stocks
- Titles
- Bill Perez
- Lettering
- Robert Schaefer
- Laboratory
- C. F. I
- Recording
- Heider Scoring Service
- Dubbing
- T. V. Recorders
- Crew
- Heathcliff - Created By George Gately, A Comic Strip Of McNaught Syndicate
Companies and other credits
- © Ruby-Spears Productions
- Inc
- 1980
- A Filmways Company
- All Rights Reserved
- Heathcliff Is The Trademark And Is Copyrighted By McNaught Syndicate
- Inc
- All Rights Reserved
- Inc
Production notes
The second segment of Heathcliff and Dingbat is called Dingbat and the Creeps. It's about a vampire dog named Dingbat, a skeleton named Spare Rib, and a jack-o-lantern named Nobody. Dingbat has all the powers that a vampire has, even the ability to change into a bat, but he is stupid, hence his name. Spare Rib can re-arrange his bones into any shape to come in handy. And Nobody carries an assortment of items inside him, plus he's the smartest of the group. The trio drives around on a motorcycle with a mini-haunted house. To drive fast, a stormcloud appears over them and flashes lightning. The trio always look for jobs, but always foul things up. In this episode, the group tries out for a football game.