The Ruby

The Ruby

September 11, 1990 (estimated) TV Episode Peter Pan & the Pirates

Studio
Southern Star / Hanna-Barbera Australia, 20th Century Fox Television
Animation studio
Southern Star Entertainment.

Synopsis

Two of the mermaids try to steal a map that leads to the Neverland Ruby, but wind up tearing it in half. Realizing that they must get rid of the evidence, they mesmerize Starkey with the Mermaid Siren and then put the map in his hands. Soon the pirates are greedy for the Ruby, but Peter steals the map from them and decides to look for it himself. The map leads him to the bottom of the sea, where he meets up with Old Crooked Tail. Peter- and the pirates- are all after the Ruby, but Old Crooked Tail knows better... that the Ruby isn't what it seems, and should not be tampered with. But there isn't anything to be done about greed.

Characters

Peter Pan, Tinker Bell, Wendy, John, Michael, Captain James Hook, Mr. Smee, Billy Jukes, Ignatious Starkey, Robert Mullins, Eucrates Cookson, Tiger Lily, Tootles, Curly, Slightly, Hard-to-Hit, Twins, Nibs, Old Crooked Tail, Mermaids, Alf Mason, Great Big Little Panther

Credits

Producing

Producer
Buzz Potamkin, Haim Saban (Executive Producers)
Supervising Producer
Winston Richard
Associate Producer
Eric S. Rollman

Writing

Writer
Sir James M. Barrie (Original Book, "Peter and Wendy")

Voices

Voice
Jason Marsden (Peter Pan), Debi Derryberry (Tinker Bell), Christina Lange (Wendy), Jack Lynch (John), Whitby Hartford (Michael), Tim Curry (Captain Hook), Ed Gilbert (Mr. Smee), Eugene Williams (Billy Jukes), David Shaughnessy (Mr. Starkey), Jack Angel (Mullins, Cookson), Cree Summer (Tiger Lily), Chris M. Allport (Tootles), Josh Wiener (Curly), Scott Menville (Slightly), Aaron Lohr (Hard-to-Hit, Twin 1), Michael Bacall (Twin 2), Adam Carl (Nibs), Linda Gary (Old Crooked Tail, Mermaids), Tony Jay (Alf Mason), Michael Wise (Great Big Little Panther)

Music

Music
Haim Saban, Shuki Levy

Crew

Voice Director
Tim Reid
Script Supervisor
Robert V. Barron
Executive In Charge Of Production
Jerald E. Bergh