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| Phil Roman | .... | executive producer (64 episodes, 1988-1994) |
| Bob Curtis | .... | producer (29 episodes, 1989-1990) |
| John Cawley | .... | associate producer (28 episodes, 1989-1991) |
| George Singer | .... | producer (22 episodes, 1988-1989) |
| Mitch Schauer | .... | producer (18 episodes, 1989) |
| Kim Campbell | .... | associate producer: Paws Inc. (14 episodes, 1994) |
| Jim Davis | .... | executive producer (14 episodes, 1994) |
| Vincent Davis | .... | producer (14 episodes, 1994) |
| Mark Evanier | .... | co-producer (14 episodes, 1994) |
| Lee Mendelson | .... | executive producer (14 episodes, 1994) |
| Bob Nesler | .... | producer (11 episodes, 1990) |
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| Jim Wyatt | .... | associate producer (unknown episodes) |
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| Phyllis Craig | .... | color designer (64 episodes, 1988-1994) |
| Gary Conrad | .... | storyboard artist / models (50 episodes, 1988-1990) |
| Mitch Schauer | .... | models / storyboard artist (50 episodes, 1988-1990) |
| Libby Reed | .... | color designer / color assistant (42 episodes, 1989-1994) |
| Lin Larsen | .... | models / storyboard artist (29 episodes, 1989-1990) |
| Karl Toerge | .... | storyboard artist (29 episodes, 1989-1990) |
| Peter Alvarado | .... | storyboard artist (20 episodes, 1989-1990) |
| Floyd Norman | .... | storyboard artist / models (18 episodes, 1989-1994) |
| Davis Doi | .... | storyboard artist (18 episodes, 1989) |
| Chris Jenkyns | .... | storyboard artist (18 episodes, 1989) |
| Bob Onorato | .... | models (18 episodes, 1989) |
| Michael Swanigan | .... | storyboard artist (18 episodes, 1989) |
| Bob Nesler | .... | storyboard artist (17 episodes, 1988-1989) |
| Bob Boyle | .... | models / storyboard artist (14 episodes, 1994) |
| Dave Brain | .... | models / storyboard artist (14 episodes, 1994) |
| Nora Johnson | .... | models / storyboard artist (14 episodes, 1994) |
| Art Roman | .... | models / storyboard artist (14 episodes, 1994) |
| Salene Weatherwax | .... | models (14 episodes, 1994) |
| Monte Young | .... | storyboard artist (14 episodes, 1994) |
| Bob Curtis | .... | models (11 episodes, 1990) |
| Robert Dranko | .... | storyboard artist (11 episodes, 1990) |
| Ron Hughart | .... | models (10 episodes, 1988) |
| Brett Koth | .... | storyboard artist (10 episodes, 1988) |
| Mark Whiting | .... | lead background painter (10 episodes, 1990-1991) |
| Ron Maidenberg | .... | storyboard artist (9 episodes, 1989) |
| Dan Haskett | .... | storyboard artist (6 episodes, 1988-1989) |
| Cullen Blaine | .... | storyboard artist (5 episodes, 1988-1989) |
| Karl Fisher | .... | storyboard artist (4 episodes, 1989) |
| Scott Jeralds | .... | storyboard artist (4 episodes, 1989) |
| Marty Murphy | .... | storyboard artist (4 episodes, 1989) |
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| Robert Givens | .... | key layout artist (49 episodes, 1988-1990) |
| Cliff Voorhees | .... | key layout artist (43 episodes, 1989-1994) |
| Richard H. Thomas | .... | key background artist (39 episodes, 1988-1989) |
| Ellie Bogardus | .... | key background artist / background artist (22 episodes, 1988-1989) |
| Elaine Hultgren | .... | key layout artist (18 episodes, 1989) |
| Dan McHugh | .... | key layout artist (18 episodes, 1989) |
| Gloria Wood | .... | key background artist (18 episodes, 1989) |
| Bob Boyle | .... | key layout artist (14 episodes, 1994) |
| Al Budnick | .... | key background artist (14 episodes, 1994) |
| Gary Eggleston | .... | key background artist (14 episodes, 1994) |
| Nora Johnson | .... | key layout artist (14 episodes, 1994) |
| Don Watson | .... | key background artist (14 episodes, 1994) |
| Monte Young | .... | key layout artist (14 episodes, 1994) |
| Shannon Meyer | .... | ink and paint supervisor: C & D Ink & Paint Service (13 episodes, 1988) |
| Kevin Petrilak | .... | animator: main title animation (13 episodes, 1988) |
| Bob Nesler | .... | key layout artist (11 episodes, 1988) |
| Warren Marshall | .... | key background artist / key layout artist (11 episodes, 1990) |
| Serge Michaels | .... | key background artist (11 episodes, 1990) |
| Rolando Oliva | .... | key background artist (11 episodes, 1990) |
| Jim Fletcher | .... | key layout artist (5 episodes, 1989) |
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| John Cawley | .... | pre-production coordinator / production coordinator (50 episodes, 1988-1990) |
| Paul Gruwell | .... | supervising director / overseas supervisor (29 episodes, 1989-1990) |
| Bob Curtis | .... | supervising director (21 episodes, 1988-1989) |
| Lynn Hoag | .... | overseas supervisor (14 episodes, 1994) |
| Kristy Mendelson | .... | production coordinator (14 episodes, 1994) |
| Lizabeth Aguiar | .... | production coordinator (13 episodes, 1988) |
| Stephen P. Arkle | .... | video services (13 episodes, 1994) |
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| Mark Evanier | .... | voice director (unknown episodes) |
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Trivia:
In the first show of the 1992-3 season, Garfield says at the end of the opening theme, "And don't bother checking what's on NBC. They're not running cartoons anymore." In 1992, NBC really stopped broadcasting Saturday morning cartoons.
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I definitely remember this cartoon as one of the bests out there along with the Pink Panther. I mean, who could forget those episodes? There was one where Garfield, Jon, and Odie go out to get a car from the high-bargaining, high-convincing salesman Mr. Swindler (It's getting tougher and tougher to make an honest dollar). There was also the one where Garfield wakes up on the wrong cartoon with a He-man/Transformers atmosphere (See them to find out what Gafield does). Otherwise, Garfield is just another world's laziest cat.
There's also the U.S. Acres (Orson's Farm) segments, based on another strip by Jim Davis preferably for young children (which explains why it aims toward a younger audience). They were great as well, and I liked all the characters (especially Bo and Roy). It was yet another masterpiece in there. And to conclude, there would be a Garfield Quickie based on the comic strips Jim Davis made. I also heard of hidden, or unsyndicated, episodes that never seemed to air on television (but they might appear on the videos/DVDs) All in all, this is most definitely the best cartoon show ever made! Unlike all that violent and vulgar cartoons they're crowding up with nowadays, especially anime, or Japanese animation shows
Still this is my favorite one of cartoons shows in all!!! See if you can find it!