Ghost Warfare
Also known as: The Goofy Ghost Caper, Part 9
- Studio
- Animation Associates.
- Animation studio
- M. and A. Alexander.
- Distributor
- National Telefilm Associates.
Characters
Q.T. Hush, Shamus, Police Chief Muldoon, Quincy, Scavenger Hill Mob, Yo Yo, Ping Pong, Baffles, Al Cologne, Professor Zappo, Gootch, Dr. Tickle, Mr. Snide, One Ton
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Ken Southworth
Producing
- Producer
- Rudy Catalin, Lou Zukor, John Boersema
Voices
- Voice
- Dallas McKennon (Q.T. Hush)
Crew
- Layouts
- Ken Southworth
Production notes
Private eye Q.T. Hush was a detective with something extra. His shadow seemed to have a mind and body of its own. The shadow, named Quincy, was able to talk, slide under doors, and even smoke cigars, making Q.T. a very effective sleuth. His faithful dog Shamus also assisted the investigator, sniffing clues while decked out in his own deerstalker cap. Like most private detectives, Q.T. had a love/hate relationship with the local police, in this case Chief Muldoon.
Q.T. Hush was imaginative and well animated, but its strongest asset was the fact that it was in color. Color cartoons were a precious commodity in the 60's. While the show's 100 episodes were designed to be shown in 5-minute cliffhangers (10 per story) or half-hour adventures, most syndicated stations chose the latter, often using the program to complement an existing show like The Dick Tracy Show.
Q.T. Hush was imaginative and well animated, but its strongest asset was the fact that it was in color. Color cartoons were a precious commodity in the 60's. While the show's 100 episodes were designed to be shown in 5-minute cliffhangers (10 per story) or half-hour adventures, most syndicated stations chose the latter, often using the program to complement an existing show like The Dick Tracy Show.