Private Property
Also known as: No Space For Sprockets
- Studio
- Hanna-Barbera Studios
- Distributor
- Columbia/Screen Gems
Synopsis
A new building is built next to Spacely's company. The owner of the new plant turns out to be Cogswell and George finds out the new building is 6 inches over Spacely's property. Spacely makes Cogswell walk on his hands and knees, Jetson is promoted. That is until it turns out Spacely's existing building is actually 6' over Cogswell's ground ...
Characters
George Jetson, Jane Jetson, Elroy Jetson, Judy Jetson, Astro, Cosmo Spacely, Cogswell Cogs, Miss Asteroid, Miss Sunspot, Harlan, Commissioner of Buildings
Credits
Directing
- Director
- William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
Producing
- Producer
- William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
- Associate Producer
- Alex Lovy
Writing
- Writer
- Barry E. Blitzer
Animation
- Animator
- Jerry Hathcock, Kenneth Muse
- Animation Director
- Charles Nichols (as Charles A. Nichols)
Voices
- Voice
- George O' Hanlon (George Jetson), Penny Singleton (Jane Jetson), Daws Butler (Elroy Jetson, Cogswell Cogs), Janet Waldo (Judy Jetson), Don Messick (Astro, Commissioner of Buildings), Mel Blanc (Cosmo Spacely), Howard Morris (Harlan)
Music
- Music
- Hoyt S. Curtin
Editing
Crew
- Story Directors
- Dan Gordon, Alex Lovy, Lewis Marshall
- Layouts
- Dick Bickenbach, Walter Clinton, Jack Huber, Jerry Eisenberg, Willie Ito, Lance Nolley, Bill Perez, Iwao Takamoto, Irv Spector, Tony Scori, Tony Sgroi, Dan Norman, JAcques W. Rupp
- Backgrounds
- Art Lozzi, Richard H. Thomas, Robert Gentle, Montealegre, Neenah Maxwell, Lee Branscome, Fernando Arce, Rene Garcia, Bob Abrams
- Production Supervisor
- Howard Hanson
- Camera
- Dick Blundell, Charles Flekal, Joe Nasta, Frank Paiker, Vic Shank, Jerry Smith, Wayne Smith, Norman Stainback, Roy Wade
Companies and other credits
- Story Directors: Paul Sommer/li>
- © MCMLXII Hanna-Barbera Productions
- Inc
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- HANNA-BARBERA
- PRODUCTION
Production notes
Retitled "No Space for Sprockets" in syndication.
The last appearances of Mr. Spacely and Cogswell Cogs.
"The Jetsons," aired on prime time after 16 months in development, was set in 2062, 100 years after the first episode was broadcast.
Supposedly, the series had no chance at survival, because it was scheduled opposite "Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color" and "Dennis the Menace," which had both built up an audience in previous seasons.
However, ABC continued to show the original 24 episodes of "The Jetsons" for 15 years!
The laugh track was removed when Worldvision syndicated these episodes in 1985.
The last appearances of Mr. Spacely and Cogswell Cogs.
"The Jetsons," aired on prime time after 16 months in development, was set in 2062, 100 years after the first episode was broadcast.
Supposedly, the series had no chance at survival, because it was scheduled opposite "Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color" and "Dennis the Menace," which had both built up an audience in previous seasons.
However, ABC continued to show the original 24 episodes of "The Jetsons" for 15 years!
The laugh track was removed when Worldvision syndicated these episodes in 1985.