Captain Mayhem
- Studio
- DiC Entertainment, Macaulay Culkin Productions
- Animation studio
- Hung Long Animation, Point Animation Cartooneurs
Characters
Nick McClary, Katie McClary, Darryl Singletary, Mrs. Opal, Frankie Dutweiler
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Chuck Patton
Producing
- Producer
- Chuck Patton
- Executive Producer
- Andy Heyward
- Co-Executive Producer
- Robby London
- Associate Producer
- Kenneth T. Ito
Writing
- Writer
- Jeffrey Scott
Voices
- Voice
- Macaulay Culkin (Nick McClary), Quinn Culkin (Katie McClary), Paul De La Rosa, Paul Haddad, Marilyn Lightstone, Judy Marshak, James Rankin, Andrew Sabiston, Stuart Stone, Harvey Atkin, Tara Charendodd, Joe Matheson, Benji Plener, Catherine Gallant, Susan Roman, Greg Swanson
Music
- Music
- Clark Gassman
- Music Supervisor
- Joanne Miller
- Assisted By
- Judy Sampson-Brown, Melissa Gentry
Editing
- Editor
- Gregory K. Bowron, Richard Bruce Elliott, Allan Gelbart
- Supervising Editor
- Richard S. Gannon
- Assistant Editors
- Trudy Alexander, Kris Gilpin
Crew
- Casting
- Marsha Goodman
- Story Editor
- Jeffrey Scott
- Script Coordinator
- Lori Crawford
- Assisted By
- William A. Ruiz, Kimberly R. Francis
- Script Assistants
- Ray Bright, Eben F. Eldridge, Penny Wylie
- Executive In Charge Of Production
- Brian A. Miller
- Production Supervisor
- Stacey Gallishaw
- Production Coordinator
- Valerie Hawke
- Production Assistants
- Patrick Amschuler, Irene Toporzysek, Amanda Ruhland
- Voice Directors
- Marsha Goodman, Greg Morton
- Talent Coordinator
- Shawn Hughey
- Recording Assistants
- Mary Noble, Deborah Matlovsky
- Storyboard Supervisor
- Michael Swanigan
- Storyboards
- Wayne Becker, Kurt Conner, Bill Hurtz, Budd Lewis, Maria Sanchez, Scott Shaw
- Storyboard Clean Up
- Cullen Blaine, Joan Igawa, Stephen Burpo, Darryl McNeil
- Character Design
- Donn Greer, Charlie Steve Zembillas, E. O. Lee
- Background Design
- Gil Hung, Warren Manser, Jeff Starling, Ricardo Delgado
- Prop Design
- Larry Nelson
- Color Backgrounds
- Timothy Barnes, Teri Shikasho, Hector Martinez, Richard Ziehler-Martin
- Color Design
- Deroad Aghamalian, Douglas Kirkup
- Storyboard Slugging
- Vincent Davis
- Sheet Timing
- Roger Chiasson, Jeff Hall, William O. Reed
- Translation
- Minni Sm Kim, Jung Ran Son, Joseph C. Cho, Hanje Cho
- Production Staff
- Trace Ellis, Chris Hammond, Joshua Lou Friedman, Keith Matz
- Executive In Charge Of Post Production
- Thierry P. Laurin
- Dialogue Editors
- Heather C. Elliott, Donald P. Zappala, Peter Tomaszewicz, Lida Saskova
- Supervising Music Editor
- John Mortarotti
- Sound Effects By
- Scott Jennings
- Re-Recording Engineer
- James Johnson
- Supervising Sound Engineer
- Michael J. Cowan
- Format Editors
- Mark A. McNally, Susan Odjakjian, Mel Ashkenas, Jill Goularte
- Assistant Editors
- Trudy Alexander, Kris Gilpin
- Videotape Supervisors
- Tonda Lark, Dennis Graha, Fifun A. Amini, Gerri Kessler
- Post Production Coordinator
- Maria C. Mercado
- Overseas Consultant
- Winnie Chaffee
- Overseas Supervisor
- Glenn Sylvester
- Live Action Segments Produced And Directed By
- Christopher J. Brough
- Creative Supervisors
- Andy Heyward, Robby London
- Co-Developed for Television
- Len Jansen, Chuck Menville
Companies and other credits
- Sheet Timing: Stretchansquash Production
- Sheet Timing: Inc
- Animation By: Hung Long Animation
- Animation By: Point Animation Cartooneurs
- Copyright © 1991 DiC Animation City
- Inc
- All Rights Reserved
Production notes
This show opened with Macaulay Culkin in a live-action appearance in which he explained the show's premise. The show continued with Nick McClary, Culkin's animated character, who had a baseball glove which, when punched three times, would grant any wish he desired. The only catch was that the glove could be used just once per week.
After it's one-season run on NBC, the show was picked up and repeated on The Family Channel. Happy with the success of the show, The Family Channel commissioned 52 all-new episodes for 1994.
After it's one-season run on NBC, the show was picked up and repeated on The Family Channel. Happy with the success of the show, The Family Channel commissioned 52 all-new episodes for 1994.