Send in a Sub
- Studio
- Jay Ward Productions, Pantomime Pictures
Synopsis
A submarine race: Anthony J. "Lucky" Pool's dubious winning streak is engineered down below by Sonia Nar, who sabotages all competitors.
Characters
Tom Slick, Gertie Growler, Marigold, Race Caller, Anthony J. "Lucky" Pool, Floyd Britches, Brenda, Sonia Nar
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
- Writer
- Chris Jenkyns, Jim MacGeorge, John Marshall, Jack Mendelsohn, Lloyd Turner
- Created by
- Allan Burns
Voices
- Voice
- Bill Scott (Tom Slick, Gertie Growler), June Foray (Marigold, Brenda, Sonia Nar), Paul Frees (Race Caller), Daws Butler (Anthony J. "Lucky" Pool, Floyd Britches)
Music
- Music
- Stan Worth, Sheldon Allman
Animation
Art Department
- Backgrounds
- Sam Clayberger, Bob McIntosh, Gloria Wood
- Design
- Sam Cornell, Don Ferguson, Don Jurwich, Bob Kurtz, Roy Morita, Rosemary O'Connor, Shirley Silvey
Editing
- Editor
- Skip Craig, Roger Donley
Production Management
- Production
- Betty Brenon, Jan Gusdavison, Doris Nelson
Crew
- Supervising Production
- Helen Hansen
Production notes
Tom Slick was the coolest race driver this side of Speed Racer. Well, maybe not the coolest, but at least the funniest. With his never-fail optimism, Tom would calmly tell his girlfriend, "There's no such word as failure in auto racing, Marigold." Good-guy Tom would repeatedly have to face cheating competitors like the Teutonic Baron Otto Matic. Leading the crowd's trademark "Boo!" and "Yeah!" was Tom's sassy grandmother, Gertie.