Dream
- Studio
- Blueprint Entertainment, Curious Pictures, Oasis Pictures Inc., CHUM Television
- Animation studio
- Calibre Digital Pictures
Synopsis
Joel, Michele, two rock stars and VH1 all squabble over who "owns" rights to Joel's "A Hard Day's Night"-style dream after Michele pretends she dreamt it, not Joel, and "gives" it to the one she wants to date for his shrink appointment. Kevin becomes the VH1 men's room attendant in a guilt-ridden attempt to carry on "the legacy of the profession."
Characters
Z, Leif, Fred Fairbrass, Richard Fairbrass, Joel Stein, Michelle, Kevin, Bill Wyman, Macy Gray, VH1
Credits
Producing
- Producer
- Noreen Halpern, John Morayniss (Executive Producers)
- Co-Executive Producers
- Glenn Eichler, Joel Stein
- Executive Animation Producer
- Peter Denomme
Writing
- Writer
- Michael Karnow, Charlie Newton
Animation
- Animator
- Joel MacMillan
- Assistant Animation Editor
- Cash B. Lim
Voices
- Voice
- Nancy Giles (Z), Josh Alexander (Leif, Fred Fairbrass, Richard Fairbrass), Jon Cryer (Joel Stein), Daphne Rubin-Vega (Michelle), Jakob Tierney (Kevin), Marc Thompson (Bill Wyman), Sandra Daley (Macy Gray), John Newman (Voice of VH1)
Music
- Music
- Fountains of Wayne
Crew
- Digital Colorist
- Ruben Salazar
- Dialogue Editor
- Neil Cedar
- Voice-Over Recordist
- Neil Cedar
- Foley Mixer
- Erik Culp
- Foley Artist
- Sid Lieberman
- Re-Recording Assistant
- Kevin Konarzewski
- Sound Re-Recording Mixer
- Martin Lee
- Character Design
- Robert Risko
Production notes
Jennifer Lopez, Moby, Bono, Lenny Kravitz, Bruce Springsteen and many more. These are just some of the guests that Joel Stein will be humiliating- unintentionally, of course- on his new celebrity talk show. This hip series takes an inside look at what it's like to work at a music station. See him interview your favorite musicians and laugh along with the crew as they openly mock the rich and famous.
This TV series was to run for 13 episodes. However, apparently only four were aired during its original run on Canadian network Bravo! In September 2006, the entire 13 episodes appeared on the schedule of another Canadian network, Teletoon.
Based on an idea from Time magazine and Entertainment Weekly journalist Joel Stein.
Fountains of Wayne performed in two animated videos during each episode.
This TV series was to run for 13 episodes. However, apparently only four were aired during its original run on Canadian network Bravo! In September 2006, the entire 13 episodes appeared on the schedule of another Canadian network, Teletoon.
Based on an idea from Time magazine and Entertainment Weekly journalist Joel Stein.
Fountains of Wayne performed in two animated videos during each episode.