Granny Dearest
- Studio
- DiC Entertainment
Synopsis
When Metal-Head's granny visits, she's under the impression that Cobra is a security agency headed by her grandson. She inadvertently aids them, remaining blissfully unaware even when the Joes break up Cobra's latest scheme.
Characters
G.I. Joe, Sgt. Slaughter, Cobra Commander, General Hawk, Sci-Fi, Low-Light Destro, The Baroness
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Jim Duffy, Chuck Patton
Producing
- Producer
- John Grusd, Don Jurwich
- Associate Producer
- Jack Spillum
- Executive Producer
- Andy Heyward, Tom Griffin, Joe Bacal, David H. DePatie, Andy Heyward
- Co-Executive Producer
- Robby London
- Supervising Producers
- Lee Gunther, Brian A. Miller
Writing
- Writer
- Chris Weber, Karen Wilson
Voices
- Voice
- Sgt. Slaughter Bob Remus (Sgt. Slaughter), Chris Latta (Cobra Commander), Scott McNeil (Cobra Commander), Ed Gilbert (General Hawk), Jerry Houser (Sci-Fi), Maurice LaMarche (Low-Light Destro), Morgan Lofting (The Baroness), Michael Benyaer, Don Brown, Jim Byrnes, Gary Chalk, Brent Chapman, Christopher Collins, Kevin Conway, Ian James Corlett, Lisa Corps, Suzanne Errett-Balcom, Ted Harrison, Phil Hayes, Andrew Koenig, Rick Poltaruk, Alvin Sanders, Billy Taylor, David Willis, Dale Wilson, Mark Acheson, Babz Chula, Gary Jones, Annabel Kershaw, Victoria Langston, Pauline Newstone, John Novak, Doug Parker, Tomm Wright
Music
Editing
- Editor
- Gregory K. Bowron, Richard Bruce Elliott, Alan Gelbart
- Supervising Editor
- Richard S. Gannon
Crew
- Creator
- Ron Friedman
- Character Development
- Larry Hama
- Art Direction
- Jim Duffy, Chuck Patton
- Production Supervisor
- Brian A. Miller
- Sound Effects Editor
- Scott A. Jennings
Production notes
DiC Entertainment took over from Sunbow Productions as the production company in this new G.I. Joe series, which began following Marvel Productions' "G.I. Joe: The Movie."
The first five episodes, "Operation Dragonfire," constituted a mini-series. The new "G.I. Joe" series did not match the popularity of the earlier Sunbow show.
The first five episodes, "Operation Dragonfire," constituted a mini-series. The new "G.I. Joe" series did not match the popularity of the earlier Sunbow show.