Revolution
- Studio
- Snyder-Koren Productions, Pantomime Pictures, Inc.
- Distributor
- CBS Films, Inc.
Synopsis
Roger travels south to that rambunctious Latin country, San Domino, to save our Ambassador, Henry Cabbage Patch who is being held hostage for ransom.
Characters
Roger Ramjet, General G.I. Brassbottom, Henry Cabbage Patch, Tequila Mockingbird, The Enchilada Brothers
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Fred Crippen (Supervising)
Producing
- Producer
- Fred Crippen
- Executive Producer
- Kenneth C. T. Snyder
- Associate Producers
- Dick Reed, Paul Shively
Writing
- Writer
- Gene Moss, Jim Thurman
Animation
- Animator
- Don Schloat, Alan Zaslove, George Nicholas, Bill Hutten, Fred Crippen
Voices
- Voice
- Gary Owens (Roger Ramjet), Dick Beals (Yank, Dan), Joanie Gerber (Dee, Lotta Love), Gene Moss (Doodle, Noodles Romanoff), Bob Arbogast (General Brassbottom, Ma Ramjet), Paul Shively (Lance Crossfire, Red Dog), Dave Ketchum (Narrator), Ken Snyder, Jim Thurman
Music
- Music
- Ivan Ditmars
Editing
- Editor
- Dee Futch
Crew
- Production Coordinator
- Fred Calvert
- Backgrounds
- Jack Heiter
- Layout
- Rosemary O'Conner, Sam Weiss, Dave Hanan, Joe Bruno, Bob Kurtz
- Sound Effects
- Phil Kaye
- Ink and Paint
- Constance Crawley
- Checking
- Dottie Mullens
- Camera
- Jerry Smith, Roger Brown, Larry Hogan
- Sound
- TV Recorders, Western Recorders
Production notes
Four six-minute episodes shown in each half-hour show.
Reviews
Revolution
I was always enjoyed satirical cartoons such as Rocky & Bullwinkle, etc. While I enjoyed Roger (I was 21 at the time) this episode was one of the few that I felt really had topical, political satire. It was a great send-up of Lyndon Johnson's controversial week-long invasion of Santo Domingo in mid-'65. Not only did it make fun of the decisions and actions, it also had clever characters such as the femme fatale Tequila Mockingbird and the revolutionary leader Juaqin Behindju.