Dilbert image

Art

November 16, 1999 TV Episode Dilbert

Studio
Adelaide Productions, Columbia Tri-Star Television Animation, Idbox, United Media
Animation studio
Rough Draft Studios

Synopsis

The Pointy-Haired Boss looks to the world of art as an opportunity to exploit. Dilbert is assigned the task of creating art. His research indicates that the public would like to see a blue duck, so he creates one on his computer and it takes the art world by storm to the point where it is destroyed. Dilbert is captured and taken to see the head of the five families of art, Leonardo da Vinci. Da Vinci knows the only the solution to the problem is to make the blue duck uncool; fortunately the Pointy-Haired Boss unknowingly implements the solution.

Characters

Dilbert, Dogbert, Pointy-Haired Boss, Alice, Wally, Dilmom, Leonardo da Vinci

Credits

Directing

Director
Linda Miller

Producing

Producer
Jeffrey L. Goldstein
Co-Producer
Denise Pleune
Executive Producer
Larry Charles
Co-Executive Producers
David Silverman, Stephen Sustarsic, Scott Adams
Supervising Producers
Richard Raynis, Jeff Kahn

Writing

Writer
Ned Goldreyer, Scott Adams, Larry Charles
Story
Larry Charles
Based on the Original Strip by
Scott Adams

Voices

Voice
Daniel Stern (Dilbert), Chris Elliott (Dogbert), Larry Miller (Pointy-Haired Boss), Kathy Griffin (Alice), Gordon Hunt (Wally), Jackie Hoffman (Dilmom), Chazz Palminteri (Leonardo da Vinci)

Music

Music
Ian Dye
Theme Song "The Dilbert Zone"
Danny Elfman

Editing

Editor
Mark Scheib

Crew

Created By
Scott Adams
Storyboards
Jenny Lerew, John Mathot
Layouts
Craig Voigt
Character Layouts
Greg Colton
Animation Checker
Duff Armour
Supervising Sound Editor
Jonathan Sola
Sound
Reuben Simon, Wade Wilson
Music Producer
Steve Bartek
Music Editor
Tony Dimito
Post-Production Coordinator
Gregory J. Favro