
Tracy Come Back
- Studio
- Filmation Associates
Synopsis
Tracy is captured by Prime Evil and placed in a machine which will replace all of his good memories with memories in which Prime Evil always wins and he always fails. The Ghostbusters work against time to bring the big ape back to normal...
Characters
Jake, Eddie, Jessica, Prime Evil, Tracy, Belfry the Bat, Brat-a-Rat, Fib-Face, Futura, Fangster, Haunter, Mysteria, Scared Stiff
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Rich Trueblood
Producing
- Producer
- Lou Scheimer (Executive Producer)
Writing
- Writer
- Don Heckman
- Created by
- Marc Richards
Voices
- Voice
- Pat Fraley (Jake), Peter Cullen (Eddie), Susan Blu (Jessica, Belfry, Futura), Alan Oppenheimer (Prime Evil), Linda Gary (Mysteria), Susan Blu, Erik Gunden, Erika Scheimer
Animation
- Animator
- Barry Anderson, Ben Farish, Robert Alvarez, Rick Farmiloe, Rich Arons, Marcia Fertig, Arland Barron, Michael R. Gerard, Vincent Bassols, Frank Gonzales, Carole Beers, Carl Hall, Carl Bell, Lee Halpern, Bob Bemiller, Harry Holt, Moon Choi, Richard Hoffman, Pat Clark, Karen Haus, Tom Cook, Glen Kennedy, Ken Cope, Saeil Kim, Jamie Davis, Aundre Kuntson, Zeon Davush, Jang Woo Lee, Daniel De La Vega, Julio Guerreo Leon, Chris Dent, Mircea Manta, Lil Evans, Burt Mendall, Costy Mustatea, Young Q. Rhim, Dennis Neil, Joe Roman, Jane Nordin, Louise Sandoval, Mike O'Connor, Don Schloat, Eduardo Olivares, Kunio Shimamura, Bill Pratt, Karlis Smiltens, Dave Prince, Ken Southworth, Virgel Raddatz, Mike Toth, Dana Reemes, Neal Warner, Greg Reyna, Al Wilzbach
- Adapted for Animation by
- Robby London, Barry O'Brien
- Layout Department Supervisor
- David A. West
- Layout Supervisors
- Kurt Anderson, Terry Keil, Craig Armstrong, Warren Marshall, Curtis Cim, Chrystal Klabunde, Tom Shannon, Sheri Weinhart
- Animation Special Effects
- Brett Hisey, Randy Fullmer, Dardo Valez, Allan Stovall, Dan Chaika, Richard Coleman, Mark Myer, Peggy Cullen
- Layout Artists
- Pete Alvarado, Carlos Baeza, Rex Barron, Armando Carrillo, Kathleen Castillo, Hee-Ja Cho, Hyansook Cho, Thomas Coppola, Susan Crossley, Lindsay Dawson, Dave O'Day, Kevin Frank, Sergio Garcia, Drew Gentle, Bob Givens, Edward Haney, Karenia Kaminski, John Koch, William M. Lotz, Istvan Majoros, Linda McCall, Jean Paynter, John Perry, Rocco Pirrone, Sean Platter, Jason So, Maureen Trueblood, Robert Tyler, Cliff Voorhees, Curt Walsted, Martin C. Warner, Mark Westermoe, Jim Willoughby, Pat Wong
- Assistant Animation Supervisor
- Doris Plough
- Assistant Layout Supervisor
- Irma Rosien
- Assistant Layout Artists
- Jennifer Costin, Joe F. Elliott, Ellen Kashan, Patricia Keppler, Susan Semer
- Animation Checking Supervisor
- Bev Randles
- Xerography Supervisor
- John Remmel
- Head of Final Checking
- Howard Schwartz
- Scene Planning Supervisor
- Mike Hazy
Art Department
- Production Design
- Rick Maki, Gerald Forton, Tenny Henson, Connie Schurr
- Storyboard Artists
- Bill Barry, Don Manuel, Cullen Blaine, Hal Mason, Rachel Brenner, David Prince, Ron Campbell, Jim Shull, Yi-Chih Chen, Mike Sosnowski, Humberto de le Fuente, Michael A. Swanigan, Gary B. Goldstein, Karl Toerge, Glen W. Hill, Tom Sito, Victoria Jenson, Tom Tataranowicz, Robert Lamb, Vicenzo Trippetti
- Background Artists
- Craig Robertson, Thomas O'Loughlin, Donald Watson, Rolando Oliva, Timothy Maloney, Gary Conklin, Ann Guenther, Donald Peters, Robert Stanton, Ruben Chavez, Flamarion Ferreira, Robert Kalafut, Joseph Binggeli, David McBride, Dean Ross Gordon, Larry Grossman, Alan Bodner, Joe Denton, Al Budnick
- Art Director-Development Unit
- John Grusd
- Character Design Supervisors
- Diane Keener, Herb Hazelton
- Assistant Character Design Supervisor
- Harry Sabin
- Character Design Artists
- Bronwen Barry, Enrique May, Keith Baxter, Lewis Ott, Thomas Bird, Chris Peterson, Larry Eikleberry, Rick Quiroz, Dale Hendrickson, Charles Zembillas
- Storyboard Supervisors
- Bob Arkwright, Egidio V. Dal Chele
- Background Design Supervisor
- Lorenzo Martinez
- Background Supervisor
- Don Schweikert
- Assistant Background Design Supervisor
- Dan St. Pierre
- Background Design Artists
- Enzo Baldi, Leandro Martinez, Tim Callahan, Armando Notre, Nino Carbe, Jeff Purves, Derek Parks Carter, Michael J. Spooner, Frank Frezzo, Mark B. Wallace, Rene Garcia
- Ink & Paint Supervisor
- Flavia Mitman
Visual Effects
- Head of Special Effects
- Shurl Lupin
Camera
- Camera Supervisor
- Fred Ziegler
- Cameramen
- Dean Teves, David Link, Dan C. Larsen, Lindsay Rogers, Veronica Hantke, Robert Jacobs, Ronald Jackson, Jerry Wittington, Steven Damiani, Richard Tylor, Charles Warren, Steven Wilzbach
Editing
- Editor
- Joe Gall, Lida Saskova
- Supervising Editor
- George Mahana
Sound
- Sound Editors
- Don Kenney, Bill Kean, Charlie Rychwalski, Jeff Partch
Music Department
- Music Supervisor
- Erika Scheimer
- Music Editors
- Sam Horta, Brian Mars, Cecil Broughton
Casting
- Recording Director
- Erika Scheimer
Production Management
- Production Manager
- R.W. Pope
- Post-Production Supervisor
- Joe Simon
- Production Coordinator
- Robin Tismeer
- Key Assistant Coordinators
- Dori Littell-Herrick, Randy Sanchez
- Film Coordinators
- June Gilham, Christie Meyer
- Recording Coordinator
- Pamela Vincent
- Vice President in Charge of Production
- Joseph A. Mazzuca
Crew
- Assistant Supervisor
- Barbara Benedetto
- Director of Color
- Ervin L. Kaplan
- Mark-up Supervisor
- Letha Prince
- Cel Service Supervisor
- Lou Digerolamo
- Educational Advisor
- Dr. Gordon L. Berry, Graduate School of Education
- Assisted by
- A Panel of Educational Advisors
- Executive Vice President Creative Affairs
- Arthur H. Nadel
- Crew
- Produced Entirely in the USA
Companies and other credits
- Layout Supervisors: B.S
- Sound: Todd-AO/Glen Glenn
- Educational Advisor: UCLA
- Copyright ©1986 Filmation Associates/Tribune Broadcasting Co
Production notes
Released before the movie of the same name, the three Ghostbusters fight Prime Evil and his minions.
While Columbia TV was preparing a weekday morning animated series for ABC based on Ghostbusters (the movie), Filmation prepared this "Ghostbusters" series based on a live-action series, "The Ghost Buster," (which ran Saturday morning on CBS in 1975) for weekday syndication. After an exchange of letters between Columbia TV's and Filmation's lawyers, the Filmation series was renamed "Filmation's Ghostbusters," then "The Original Ghostbusters."
When we first see Tracy imprisoned at Hauntquarters, we hear Skeletor's laugh instead of Prime Evil's!
When Eddie realizes what's happening to Tracy, he speaks, but it's Jake's voice that comes out.
While Columbia TV was preparing a weekday morning animated series for ABC based on Ghostbusters (the movie), Filmation prepared this "Ghostbusters" series based on a live-action series, "The Ghost Buster," (which ran Saturday morning on CBS in 1975) for weekday syndication. After an exchange of letters between Columbia TV's and Filmation's lawyers, the Filmation series was renamed "Filmation's Ghostbusters," then "The Original Ghostbusters."
When we first see Tracy imprisoned at Hauntquarters, we hear Skeletor's laugh instead of Prime Evil's!
When Eddie realizes what's happening to Tracy, he speaks, but it's Jake's voice that comes out.
