Wanda Proof

Wanda Proof

January 20, 2002 TV Episode Baby Blues

Studio
Warner Bros. Television Animation
Animation studio
Split The Difference Productions, Varga Studios
Distributor
Warner Bros.

Synopsis

Wanda feels guilty when Zoe needs to go to the emergency room twice in a day. As a result, Darryl hires a baby safety consultant to ensure that Zoe will be protected while he's at work.

Characters

Wanda MacPherson, Darryl MacPherson, Melinda Bitterman, Carl Bitterman, Rodney Bitterman, Bizzy, Kenny

Credits

Directing

Director
Shawn Björklund

Producing

Producer
Karen K. Miller
Executive Producers
Jeff Martin, Peter Ocko
Co-Executive Producers
Jerry Scott, Rick Kirkman

Writing

Writer
Leonard Dick

Voices

Voice
Mike O'Malley (Darryl), Julia Sweeney (Wanda), Elizabeth Daily (Zoe), Joel Murray (Carl Bitterman), Arabella Field (Melinda), Kath Soucie (Rodney, Megan), Nicole Sullivan (Bizzy), Diedrich Bader (Kenny), E.G. Daily, Phil LaMarr, Steven Weber

Music

Music
Ben Decter

Editing

Editor
Leo Papin

Crew

Based on the Comic Strip by
Rick Kirkman, Jerry Scott
Developed by
Jeff Martin, Pete Ocko
Supervising Producers
Rob Kurtz, Eric Brand
Animation Producer
Liz Holzman
Executive Story Editors
Leonard Dick, Jill Soloway
Executive Consultant
Bill Steinkellner
Creative Design Consultant
Rick Kirkman
Casting
Pamela Basker
Art Director
Liz Holzman
Color Stylist
Ranae Bonella
Storyboards
Peterpaul Bautista, Antoine Guilbaud, Shawn Björklund, Karen Heathwood, Timothy Björklund, Brendon Keresey, Carolyn Gair-Taylor, Rose Rosely, Steve Smith
Timing Directors
Michael V. Bennett, Dave Brain, Brian Hogan, John Kafka, Robert Treat
Prop Design
Vicki Banks, Peterpaul Bautista, Timothy Björklund, Ben Ferrer, Brendon Keresey, Ken Kinoshita
Model Design
Peterpaul Bautista, Timothy Björklund, Latchezar Ivanov
BG Design
Timothy Björklund, Gilbert Hung
Animation Checking
Jan Browning, Brenda Brumett, Eleanor Dahlen, Gregory Hinde, Karl Jacobs
Model Clean-Up
Margot Hale, Ken Kinoshita, Krist-Ann Pehrson
Ink & Paint Manager
Geno DuBois
BG Paint
Greg Battes
Animatic Editor
Al Breitenbach
Editorial/Technical Supervisor
Bradford Keatts
"It's All Been Done" Performed by
Barenaked Ladies
Sound Supervisor
Robert Redpath
Music Editor
Barry Moran
Sound Effects Editor
Ken Young
Re-Recording Mixers
Neil Brody, Joe Citarella
Pre-Production Engineer
Gordon Suffield
Pre-Production Dialogue Editor
Elliot Anders
Post Proudction [sic] Facilities Post-Production Services
Laser Pacific
Sound Readers
Carol Iverson, Fred Salinas, Joseph Trueba, Mike Trueba
Copying & Shipping
Ana Arce, Martin Crossley, Bill Ryan, Star Wirth
Managing Producer - Ink Biscuit
Kenneth T. Ito
Executive in Charge of Casting
Barbara Miller
Producer
Andras Erkel
Animation Director
Alexei Alexeev
Production Manager
Kirsty Baillie
Head of Background
Andrea Kirkovits
Character Checker
Monika Vass
Color Supervisor
Jutka Komoscin
Camera
Bolázs Schifter, Zsolt Ivan Varga
Line Tester
Szabolcs Gellér
Crew
Living Or Dead, OR TO ANY ACTUAL EVENTS, AND INSTITUTIONS OR OTHER ENTITIES, And Its Unauthorized Duplication

Companies and other credits

  • Pre-Production Sound: Screen Music Studios
  • Post-Production Sound: Warner Bros. Studios
  • Main Title Design: Renegade Animation
  • Pre-Production Services: Ink Biscuits Studios
  • Varga Studios
  • THE CHARACTERS AND EVENTS DEPICTED IN THIS MOTION PICTURE ARE FICTIONAL. ANY SIMILARITY TO ANY ACTUAL PERSONS
  • FIRMS
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  • DISTRIBUTION
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  • ASCAP #225-053
  • © 2000 WARNER BROS. TELEVISION
  • ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
  • COUNTRY OF FIRST PUBLICATION UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. WARNER BROS. TELEVISION IS AUTHOR OF THIS FILM/MOTION PICTURE FOR THE PURPOSE OF ARTICLE 15(2) OF THE BERNE CONVENTION AND ALL NATIONAL LAWS GIV…
  • Split the Difference Productions
  • Warner Bros. Televisions
  • A Time Warner Entertainment Company

Production notes

Based on the popular comic strip of the same name, the series exposed "the dark underbelly of suburban parenting."

Thirteen episodes were ordered for the first season, and an additional 13 were ordered for the second season. WB only aired eight episodes. Scheduled to return over the summer of 2001, but it now looks like the other 18 episodes may never get aired.

This episode was unaired in the United States, but apparently was broadcast in Britain.