Stay Out!
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Premiere date | March 19, 1995 |
Run time | 7:30 |
Starring | Frank Welker Henry Corden Jean Vander Pyl |
Music composed by | Gary Lionelli |
Story by | Joseph Barbera |
Writer(s) | Stewart St. John |
Storyboard artist(s) | Robert Renzetti |
Director(s) | Joseph Barbera Gordon Hunt (voices) |
Animation director(s) | Robert Alvarez |
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"Stay Out!", also known as "Stay Out", is the fourth episode of What a Cartoon! It aired on March 19, 1995 on Cartoon Network. It was written by Stewart St. John, directed by The Flintstones co-creator, Joseph Barbera, and voice directed by Gordon Hunt. This, along with "The Great Egg-Scape," were back door pilots to a possible series of Dino shorts that failed to materialize.
Fred orders Dino to keep a pesky cat out of the house while he goes bowling.
Detailed summary
Memorable quotes
Characters
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Locations
Objects
- Hand puppets
- Dino's bed
Vehicles
- None
Production
Development
Filming
It was copyrighted in 1995.
Music
The What a Cartoon! theme song and the episode's main music were both performed by Gary Lionelli. The director of music production was Bodie Chandler.
Crew credits
- Storyboard artist: Robert Renzetti
- Layout designer: Drew Gentle
- Background stylists: Jerry Loveland, Craig Robertson
- Executive producer: Buzz Potamkin
- Supervising producer: Larry Huber
- Line producer: Bob Onorato
- Unit production coordinator: Slyvia Edwards
- Character designers: Ed Benedict, Butch Hartman
- Design assistants: Donna Zeller, Dana Jo Granger
- Casting director: Kris Zimmerman
- Talent coordinator: Jill Ziegenhagen
- Supervising sound engineer: Ed Collins
- Recording engineer: Preston Oliver
- Background supervisor: Al Gmuer
- Background artists: Bonnie Callahan, Richard Daskas, Andrew Phillipson, Leonard Robledo
- Ink and paint supervisor: Alison Leopold
- Color stylist: Suzette Darling
- Final checker: Nelda Ridley
- Ink and paint artists: Audry Covello, JoAnne Plein, Lydia Swayne
- Graphics artist: Iraj Paran
- Camera operator: Dan Larsen
- Executive in charge of post-production: John Forrest Niss
- Animation checkers: Beth Goodwin, Bob Revell
- Xerographists: Star Wirth, Martin Crossley, Richard Wilson
- Track readers: Kay Douglas, James Hearn, Carol Iverson
- Supervising film editor: Tom Gleason
- Post-production supervisor: Gayle Mnookin
- Post-production coordinator: Valerie Menk, Gail D. Silvers
- Sound editor providers: Three Rivers Editorial
- Sound services providers: Larson Sound Center
- Re-recording mixers: Doug Gray, Anthony Constantini
- Negative consultant: William DeBoer, Jr.
- Video services provider: Four Media
- Telecine editor: Scott Ostrowsky
- On-line editor: Brian Schnuckel
- Pre-production manager: Debby Hindman
- International production coordinator: Brooke Williams
- Production assistants: Sandra Benenati, Duke Heberlein, Linda Moore
- Executives in charge of production: Joe Mazzuca, Catherine Winder
- Development executive: Jeff Holder
- Produced in association with: Wang Film Productions
- Overseas supervisor: Dan Hunn
Release
Dates are in order of release:
- United States: March 19, 1995 at 7 pm on Cartoon Network[1]
Behind the scenes
- The cat replaces what could've been Baby Puss, who was frequently needed to be taken out of the house in the second closing credits to The Flintstones.
- The cat loosely resembles Wilma's pet saber tooth kitten Fangs in the prequel TV series The Flintstone Kids.
- The cat hums "(Meet) The Flintstones" while in the shower.
Errors
Critical reception
In other languages
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Home availability
- Not available. 😢
References
- ^ Winfrey, Lee (January 14, 1995). "Network Featuring Several New Cartoons". The Spokesman-Review. Retrieved January 10, 2022.