Donkey
- Studio
- DreamWorks TV
Synopsis
This episode is a cross-over episode with Shrek. The character "Donkey" is in town filming a commercial and all the animals in the enclosure come out to see him. Career day is coming up and Hunter doesn't want his dad to come to school however he comes into school and says that he knows Donkey in order to make himself sound cool. Larry confronts Donkey and asks him to visits Hunter's school however his manager says no. Larry and Sarmoti kidnap Donkey's stunt double, mistaking him for Donkey. Larry takes Donkey's stunt double to the school, which turns out to be a disaster once the kids find out. Donkey makes an appearance saving the day and reputation of Larry and Hunter. Siegfried and Roy file a complaint with the Bed and Breakfast that has replaced the Applebees. They stage a protest against the Bed and Breakfast, which leads to Siegfried having sex with the owner. They take it over the and turn it into a casino, "saving" Las Vegas.
Characters
Larry, Kate, Snack, Sarmoti, Sierra, Roy, Siegfried, Blake, Hunter, Victoria, Bernie, Donkey, Snout Brothers, Jermece, Ellen the Pig, Rabbit, Grandma Wilson, Tiger Twins, Lou Rawls
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Mark Risley
Producing
- Producer
- Ron Weiner, Mary Sandell, Ken Tsumura
- Executive Producers
- Jonathan Groff, Jon Pollack, Peter Mehlman, Jeffrey Katzenberg
- Co-Executive Producers
- Joe M. Aguilar, Mike Barker, Matt Weitzman, Cheryl Holliday, Bernie Yuman, Siegfried, Roy
- Associate Producer
- Erin Scotto
- Consulting Producer
- Rob Cohen
- Line Producer
- Mary Sandell
Writing
- Writer
- Jon Ross
Voices
- Voice
- John Goodman (Larry), Cheryl Hines (Kate), Orlando Jones (Snack), Carl Reiner (Sarmoti), Danielle Harris (as Danielle Andrea Harris) (Sierra), David Herman (Roy), Julian Holloway (Siegfried), John O'Hurley (Blake), Daryl Sabara (Hunter), Wendie Malick (Victoria), Garry Marshall (Bernie), Eddie Murphy (Donkey), John Di Maggio (Snout Brothers), Mark Moseley (Jermece), Laraine Newman (Ellen the Pig), Tanner Richie (Rabbit), Betty White (Grandma Wilson [uncredited]), Avrielle Corti (Tiger Twin), Jacqueline Emerson (Tiger Twin), Lou Rawls (Himself), Reeve Carney, John Ennis, Nan Martin, Philece Sampler, Don Stark
Music
Editing
- Editor
- Gian Ganziano, Ck Horness, Rick McKenzie, Jonathan Ramirez
Crew
- Creator
- Jeffrey Katzenberg
- Developed For Television By
- Jonathan Groff
- Casting Director
- Leslee Feldman
- Production Coordinator
- Jenne Guerra
- Executive Story Editor
- Vanessa McCarthy
- Art Coordinator
- Charley Walters
- Art Production Supervisor
- Bethany Wilksen
- Set Designer
- Peter Maynez
- Storyboards
- Jim Shellhorn, John Stevenson, Brandon Strathman
- Head Of Layout
- Brad Blackbourn
- Layouts
- Robert Skiena, Jorge Del Valle
- Rough Layouts
- David Patrick Valera, Yong Duk Jhun, Gary Lee
- Original Dialogue Recording
- Larry Winer
- Supervising Sound Editor
- Patrick Giraudi
- Music Editor
- James Bladon
- Sound Effects Editor
- Bob Costanza
- Original Dialogue Mixer
- Carlos Sotolongo
- Sound Re-Recording Mixers
- Patrick Giraudi, Andre Perreault
- Foley Mixer
- Tommy Goodwin
- ADR Mixer
- Larry Winer
Production notes
Father of the Pride is computer-animated. Episodes reportedly run between one and two million each, and take nine months to produce. Initial order was for thirteen episodes, with a possible follow-up of another thirteen.