Rock Bottom

Rock Bottom

October 18, 2004 (estimated) TV Episode My Dad the Rock Star

Studio
Nelvana Limited, Carrère Groupe

Synopsis

It's Rock's birthday- and no one needs to know he's another year older but him. Then again, that would mean missing out on Willy's birthday present- Rock's favorite old pair of leather chaps, restored, refurbished and ready to go! Awoooo! Nothing makes you feel younger than leather chaps! Until they're sitting in two halves around your backside. Feeling overweight and over the hill, soon Rock's drinking prune juice and playing bingo from his recliner. Feeling responsible for his dad's slump, Willy decides a little Rock(y) style training should do the trick. Meanwhile, with Rock and Skunk busy playing shuffleboard, Serenity finds herself behind the wheel of a car, driving herself to the emergency room of the nail salon after a manicure mishap. Parking her car in the first available spot (the lawn of the police station) with a glove compartment full of unpaid parking tickets, Serenity lands herself in the slammer instead of the salon- and ends up serving community service at a seniors' home, with Rock Zilla as her newest patient!

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
Alice Prodanuo

Voices

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

Crew

Created By
Gene Simmons
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.