Psychic Convention

Psychic Convention

October 27, 2003 TV Episode My Dad the Rock Star

Studio
Nelvana Limited, Carrère Groupe

Synopsis

Willy is faced with having to pass a crucial math test that will determine whether he has to go to a "summer school" self-guided class that has just one other student, his nemesis, Buzz. Just as Willy tries to settle down and study, events conspire against him when Crystal insists on taking the family to psychic fair. There, a psychic predicts that Willy will lose something important, and fail at something important. Although freaked out by the weirdness of the psychic, Willy dismisses her predictions& until he arrives home and discovers that Mosh has apparently run away, allegedly after eating Mr. Kant's cat and dog.

Kant is up in arms, and has called in the Animal Control department, who have vowed to use deadly force on poor old Mosh. Finding it hard to concentrate under the circumstances, Willy does poorly with his homework. He grows ever more certain that the psychic is right, and seems resigned to failing his exam- until Q and Alissa step in, determined to help Willy find Mosh before the animal catchers do. Through sheer determination, Willy succeeds in finding his beloved reptile pal in the nick of time. Realizing at last that his fate is in his own hands, Willy studies hard to the math exam- and aces it, leaving Buzz to his own devices in the remedial summer math program!

Characters

Rock Zilla, Willy Zilla, Crystal Zilla, Serenity Zilla, Mosh, Skunk, Alissa, Quincy, Bobby "Buzz" Sawchuck

Credits

Directing

Director
Doug Thoms

Producing

Producer
Marilyn McAuley
Executive Producer
Gene Simmons

Writing

Writer
George Westerholm
Created By
Gene Simmons

Voices

Voice
Lawrence Bayne (Rock Zilla), Joanne Vannicola (Willy Zilla), Kathleen Laskey (Crystal Zilla), Stephanie Anne Mills (Serenity Zilla), Don Francks (Skunk)

Casting

Voice Director
Merle Anne Ridley

Production notes

The concept for this show was developed by Gene Simmons of KISS. Based on Simmons' book "My Dad the Rockstar: Rebel Without a Nose Ring."

Initially, this series was to be about the band KISS itself, but it changed into the story of the Zilla family.

Twenty-six episodes are planned.