The Easter Bunny
- Studio
- Jay Ward Productions, Pantomime Pictures
Synopsis
A rich man's butler robs banks. The rich man causes Super Chicken to lose his memory, so Super Chicken's partner Fred takes his place (to disastrous results, of course).
Characters
Super Chicken/Henry Cabot Henhaus III, Fred, Rich Man, Butler
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Gerard Baldwin
Producing
- Producer
- Betty Brenon, Jan Gusdavison, Doris Nelson
- Executive Producers
- Ponsonby Britt O.B.E, Jay Ward, Bill Scott
- Supervisor Producer
- Helen Hanson
Writing
Animation
Voices
- Voice
- Bill Scott (Super Chicken), Paul Frees (Fred, Narrator), Daws Butler (Villains)
Music
- Music
- Stan Worth, Sheldon Allman
Editing
- Editor
- Skip Craig, Roger Donley
Crew
- Created by
- Allan Burns
- Supervising Production
- Helen Hansen
- Production
- Betty Brenon, Jan Gusdavison, Doris Nelson
- Design
- Sam Cornell, Don Ferguson, Don Jurwich, Bob Kurtz, Roy Morita, Rosemary O'Connor, Shirley Silvey
- Backgrounds
- Sam Clayberger, Bob McIntosh, Gloria Wood
Production notes
A great life of decadence and luxury is not all that is in store for a run-of-the-coup millionaire fowl and not-so-great scientist named Henry Cabot Henhaus III. Just one sip of his super sauce and he transforms into... Super Chicken! With the help of his dimwitted butler Fred, who wore a backwards "F" on his shirt, Super Chicken takes aim at evil foes like The Oyster, The Noodle, Wild Ralph Hiccup, Dr. Gizmo and many more. The pair would fly around in his Supercoupe tracking down criminals. Fred was always reminded by his employer, "You knew the job was dangerous when you took it, Fred!"
While the exact benefits of drinking the super sauce still remain unknown, at least it gives Henry the courage to put many of these menaces right where they belong... in the henhouse! Oh, and one more thing, Fred: there will be no complaining now because... "You knew the job was dangerous when you took it!"
While the exact benefits of drinking the super sauce still remain unknown, at least it gives Henry the courage to put many of these menaces right where they belong... in the henhouse! Oh, and one more thing, Fred: there will be no complaining now because... "You knew the job was dangerous when you took it!"