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|hbyears= [[1992]]-[[1993]] * ''[[I Yabba-Dabba Do!]]'' ([[1993]])

|hbyears= [[1993]] * ''[[I Yabba-Dabba Do!]]'' ([[1993]])

|hbyears= [[1993]] * ''[[The Halloween Tree (film)|The Halloween Tree]]'' ([[1993]])

|released= [[November 1]], [[1993]] ...eries. It was released by [[First Independent Films]] on [[November 1]], [[1993]] in the [[United Kingdom]] and [[Ireland]].

|hbyears= [[1991]]-[[1993]] * ''The Pirates of Dark Water'' (1991-1993)

|released= [[September 5]]—[[November 28]], [[1993]] ...upid Dogs]]'', produced by [[Hanna-Barbera]] (HB) for [[TBS]]. It ran in [[1993]], airing 13 episodes. It is a sequel to the ''[[Secret Squirrel and Morocc

|hbyears= [[1993]] * ''[[Hollyrock-a-Bye Baby]]'' ([[1993]])

* ''[[I Yabba-Dabba Do!]]'' ([[1993]]) * ''[[Hollyrock-a-Bye Baby]]'' (1993)

|hbyears= [[1984]], [[1986]]-[[1987]], [[1992]]-[[1993]] * ''[[The Addams Family (1992 TV series)|The Addams Family]]'' ([[1992]]-[[1993]])

|hbyears= [[1992]]-[[1993]] * ''[[The Addams Family (1992 TV series)|The Addams Family]]'' ([[1992]]-[[1993]])

|hbyears= [[1990]]-[[1993]] * ''[[Tom & Jerry Kids]]'' (1990-[[1993]])

|premiere= [[September 18]], [[1993]] ...as a segment of ''[[Tom & Jerry Kids]]''. It aired on [[September 18]], [[1993]] on [[Fox]]. It was written by [[Patrick A. Ventura]].

==1993== {{Main|1993}}

|hbyears= [[1973]], [[1993]] * ''[[The Town Santa Forgot]]'' ([[1993]])

|released= [[September 11]]—[[December 3]], [[1993]] ...Cartoons]] for [[Fox]]'s Saturday morning block, [[Fox Kids]]. It ran in [[1993]], airing 13 episodes that spanned one season. It is a spin-off of ''[[Tom

|premiere= [[September 25]], [[1993]] ...as a segment of ''[[Tom & Jerry Kids]]''. It aired on [[September 25]], [[1993]] on [[Fox]]. It was written by [[Patrick A. Ventura]].

* '''Aunt Figg and Ferdinand''' ([[1993]]) * '''Tom, Jerry, Aunt Figg, Lickboot, Ferdinand, and Robyn''' (1993)

* '''Robyn and Lickboot''' ([[1993]]) * '''Tom, Jerry, Aunt Figg, Lickboot, Ferdinand, and Robyn''' (1993)

* '''Robyn and Lickboot''' ([[1993]]) * '''Tom, Jerry, Aunt Figg, Lickboot, Ferdinand, and Robyn''' (1993)

|released= [[September 5]], [[1993]]—[[February 13]], [[1995]] ...television series produced by [[Hanna-Barbera]] for [[TBS]]. It ran from [[1993]] to [[1995]], airing 26 episodes that spanned two seasons. It later reran

Bixby died of complications from prostate cancer on [[November 21]], [[1993]] at the age of 59.

|hbyears= [[1992]]-[[1993]]

* '''Aunt Figg and Ferdinand''' (1993) * '''Tom, Jerry, Aunt Figg, Lickboot, Ferdinand, and Robyn''' (1993)

|only= ''[[I Yabba-Dabba Do!]]'' ([[1993]])

|hbyears= [[1986]], [[1993]]-[[1996]]

|hbyears= [[1973]], [[1993]]

|premiere= [[October 17]], [[1993]] ...rt two) of ''[[2 Stupid Dogs]]'' season one. It aired on [[October 17]], [[1993]] on [[TBS]]. It was written [[Roberts Gannaway]], and directed [[Larry Hub

|premiere= [[November 21]], [[1993]] ...t two) of ''[[2 Stupid Dogs]]'' season one. It aired on [[November 21]], [[1993]] on [[TBS]]. It was written by [[Lane Raichert]], and directed by [[Larry

...odel who posed on the game show ''The Price is Right'', from [[1975]] to [[1993]]. She has also appeared on the cover ''Playboy''.

...an radio and television personality, author, and actor. From [[1950]] to [[1993]], he was the host of ''The Joe Franklin Show''.

...roop'', starring Goofy and his young son Max, which ran from [[1992]] to [[1993]].

|premiere= [[September 11]], [[1993]] ...[[Droopy, Master Detective]]'' season one. It aired on [[September 11]], [[1993]] on [[Fox]]'s Saturday morning block [[Fox Kids]]. It was written by [[Ste

|released= [[February 25]], [[1991]]—[[May 23]], [[1993]] .../ref> before moving to [[ABC]] as a full series. It ran from [[1991]] to [[1993]], airing 21 episodes that spanned two seasons.

|hbyears= [[1961]]-[[1993]] * ''[[Tom & Jerry Kids]]'' ([[1990]]-[[1993]])

|hbyears= [[1979]]-[[1993]] * ''[[Droopy, Master Detective]]'' ([[1993]])

|hbyears= [[1993]]-[[1997]] * ''[[Jonny Golden Quest (film)|Jonny's Golden Quest]]'' ([[1993]])

|premiere= [[October 3]], [[1993]] ...art two) of ''[[2 Stupid Dogs]]'' season one. It aired on [[October 3]], [[1993]] on [[TBS]]. It was written by [[Roberts Gannaway]], and directed by [[Lar

|premiere= [[October 10]], [[1993]] ...rt two) of ''[[2 Stupid Dogs]]'' season one. It aired on [[October 10]], [[1993]] on [[TBS]]. It was written by [[Roberts Gannaway]], and directed by [[Lar

|premiere= [[November 28]], [[1993]] ...t two) of ''[[2 Stupid Dogs]]'' season one. It aired on [[November 28]], [[1993]] on [[TBS]]. It was written by [[Roberts Gannaway]], and directed by [[Lar

|premiere= [[September 18]], [[1993]] ...Kats: The Radical Squadron]]'' season one. It aired on [[September 18]], [[1993]] on [[TBS]]. It was written by [[Glenn Leopold]], and directed by [[Robert

|released= [[September 12]], [[1992]]—[[November 6]], [[1993]] ...arbera]] for [[ABC]]'s Saturday morning line-up. It ran from [[1992]] to [[1993]], airing 21 episodes that spanned two seasons. It is based on Charles Adda

|hbyears= [[1981]]-[[1993]]

|premiere= [[November 7]], [[1993]] ...rt two) of ''[[2 Stupid Dogs]]'' season one. It aired on [[November 7]], [[1993]] on [[TBS]]. It was written by [[Roberts Gannaway]], and directed by [[Lar

|hbyears= [[1980]]-[[1993]]

|premiere= [[September 12]], [[1993]] ...two) of ''[[2 Stupid Dogs]]'' season one. It aired on [[September 12]], [[1993]] on [[TBS]]. It was written by [[Roberts Gannaway]], and directed by [[Lar

|premiere= [[September 26]], [[1993]] ...two) of ''[[2 Stupid Dogs]]'' season one. It aired on [[September 26]], [[1993]]. It was written by [[Mark Saraceni]], and directed by [[Larry Huber]].

...by creating the comedy act of the Jerky Boys with [[Johnny Brennan]] in [[1993]]. They even had a movie called ''The Jerky Boys: The Movie'', but have sin

...ying the lead role in ''The Nanny'', a sitcom that aired on [[CBS]] from [[1993]] to [[1999]].

|hbyears= [[1979]]-[[1993]]

|hbyears= [[1984]]-[[1993]]

|premiere= [[September 19]], [[1993]] ...two) of ''[[2 Stupid Dogs]]'' season one. It aired on [[September 19]], [[1993]]. It was written by [[Roberts Gannaway]], and directed by [[Larry Huber]].

...87]] TV series of the same names and voicing the [[Pink Panther]] in the [[1993]] TV series of the same name.

|hbyears= [[1973]]-[[1993]] ...irates of Dark Water (TV series)|The Pirates of Dark Water]]'' ([[1991]]-[[1993]])

|only= [[Blast-Off Buzzard|BOB]]: "[[Abusement Park]]" ([[1993]])

|only= [[Blast-Off Buzzard|BOB]]: "[[Abusement Park]]" ([[1993]])

|only= [[Blast-Off Buzzard|BOB]]: "[[Abusement Park]]" ([[1993]])

.../Issue 1|Valley of the Dinosaurs]]'': A one-shot comic book published in [[1993]] by [[Harvey Comics]].

|hbyears= [[1993]]-[[1998]]

|hbyears= [[1978]]-[[1993]]

...-Doo]]'': A comic series published by [[Harvey Comics]] between [[1992]]-[[1993|93]].

|hbyears= [[1986]]-[[1993]]

...ents in [[Hanna-Barbera]]'s ''[[Tom & Jerry Kids]]'' between [[1990]] to [[1993]]. | [[October 9]], 1993

|premiere= [[October 31]], [[1993]] ...rt two) of ''[[2 Stupid Dogs]]'' season one. It aired on [[October 31]], [[1993]] on [[TBS]]. It was written by [[Roberts Gannaway]], and directed by [[Lar

...he Pirates of Dark Water]]'': An animated series which ran from [[1991]]-[[1993|93]] on [[ABC]].

|premiere= [[November 14]], [[1993]] ...t two) of ''[[2 Stupid Dogs]]'' season one. It aired on [[November 14]], [[1993]] on [[TBS]]. It was written by [[Mark Saraceni]] and [[Jim Turner]], and d

|hbyears= [[1985]]-[[1993]]

|hbyears= [[1987]]-[[1993]]

| [[January 1]], [[1993]] | [[January 8]], 1993

...ame by creating the comedy act of the Jerky Boys with [[Kamal Ahmed]] in [[1993]]. They even had a movie called ''The Jerky Boys: The Movie'', but have sin

...ptember 15]], [[1993]]). [https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/lifestyle/1993/09/16/tnt-cartoon-curb-no-joke-in-europe/92d0640e-d239-47f9-b259-89b226a7ce

|hbyears= [[1993]]-[[1995]]

In [[1993]], Nestlé manufactured a Multi Cheerios box with stickers of [[Tom Cat|Tom

|hbyears= [[1984]]-[[1993]]

|hbyears= [[1979]]-[[1993]] * ''[[Tom and Jerry Kids]]'' (1990-[[1993]])

|premiere= [[September 5]], [[1993]] ...t two) of ''[[2 Stupid Dogs]]'' season one. It aired on [[September 5]], [[1993]] on [[TBS]]. It was written by [[Mark Saraceni]], and directed by [[Larry

|hbyears= [[1982]]-[[1993]]

...sons]]'': A comic series published by [[Harvey Comics]] between [[1992]]-[[1993|93]].

|premiere= [[October 23]], [[1993]] ...two, and the thirty-second episode overall. It aired on [[October 23]], [[1993]] on [[ABC]]. It was written by [[Lane Raichert]], produced and directed by

|hbyears= [[1962]]-[[1993]]

|hbyears= [[1982]]-[[1993]]

|premiere= [[October 23]], [[1993]] ...ason two, and the thirtieth episode overall. It aired on [[October 23]], [[1993]] on [[ABC]]. It was written by [[Bill Matheny]], produced and directed by

|hbyears= [[1987]]-[[1993]]

|premiere= [[October 2]], [[1993]] ...n two, and the twenty-eighth episode overall. It aired on [[October 2]], [[1993]] on [[ABC]]. It was written by [[Bill Matheny]], produced and directed by

|premiere= [[November 6]], [[1993]] ...nth and final episode of the series overall. It aired on [[November 6]], [[1993]] on [[ABC]]. It was written by [[Bill Matheny]], produced and directed by

|hbyears= [[1972]]-[[1993]]

|actor= [[Edie McClurg]] (1992-[[1993|93]])

|premiere= [[November 6]], [[1993]] ...n two, and the thirty-sixth episode overall. It aired on [[November 6]], [[1993]] on [[ABC]]. It was written by [[Bill Matheny]], produced and directed by

Price died on [[October 25]], [[1993]] of lung cancer and emphysema at the age of 82.

|premiere= [[October 24]], [[1993]] ...rt two) of ''[[2 Stupid Dogs]]'' season one. It aired on [[October 24]], [[1993]] on [[TBS]]. It was written by [[Roberts Gannaway]] and [[Paul Rudish]], a

* '''Puggsy''' ([[1993]])

|actor= [[Cathy Lewis]] (1964, [[1965]])<br />[[JoBeth Williams]] ([[1993]])<br />[[Tasia Valenza]] ([[1997]])<br />[[Tia Carerre]] ([[2015]]) ...er full name '''Jade Kenyan-Bannon'''.<ref>''[[Jonny's Golden Quest]]'' ([[1993]]).</ref>

* ''[[The Addams Family (1992 TV series)|The Addams Family]]'' ([[1992]]-[[1993]])

|premiere= [[October 30]], [[1993]] ...n two, and the thirty-third episode overall. It aired on [[October 30]], [[1993]] on [[ABC]]. It was written by [[Bill Matheny]], produced and directed by

|hbyears= [[1993]]-[[2000]]

|premiere= [[November 6]], [[1993]] ...n two, and the thirty-fifth episode overall. It aired on [[November 6]], [[1993]] on [[ABC]]. It was written by [[Bill Matheny]], produced and directed by

|premiere= [[September 13]], [[1993]] ...wo, and the twenty-fourth episode overall. It aired on [[September 13]], [[1993]] on [[ABC]]. It was produced and directed by [[Emory Ron Myrick]], and voi

|premiere= [[October 30]], [[1993]] ...n two, and the thirty-third episode overall. It aired on [[October 30]], [[1993]] on [[ABC]]. It was written by [[Bill Matheny]], produced and directed by

|released= [[September 11]], [[1993]]—[[December 24]], [[1994]] ...ed by [[Hanna-Barbera]] for [[TBS]]' Saturday morning block. It ran from [[1993]] to [[1994]], airing 25 episodes that spanned two seasons, followed by one

|premiere= [[October 16]], [[1993]] ...n two, and the twenty-ninth episode overall. It aired on [[October 16]], [[1993]] on [[ABC]]. It was written by [[Bill Matheny]], produced and directed by

|premiere= [[October 30]], [[1993]] ...two, and the thirty-fourth episode overall. It aired on [[October 30]], [[1993]] on [[ABC]]. It was written by [[Lane Raichert]] and [[Bill Matheny]], pro

|premiere= [[October 9]], [[1993]] ...n two, and the twenty-eighth episode overall. It aired on [[October 9]], [[1993]] on [[ABC]]. It was written by [[Bill Matheny]], produced and directed by

|premiere= [[September 25]], [[1993]] ...two, and the twenty-fifth episode overall. It aired on [[September 25]], [[1993]] on [[ABC]]. It was written by [[David Schwartz]], produced and directed b

===[[1993]]===

|premiere= [[October 23]], [[1993]] ...n two, and the thirty-first episode overall. It aired on [[October 23]], [[1993]] on [[ABC]]. It was written by [[Lane Raichert]], produced and directed by

|premiere= [[October 2]], [[1993]] ...on two, and the twenty-sixth episode overall. It aired on [[October 2]], [[1993]] on [[ABC]]. It was written by [[David Schwartz]], produced and directed b

|hbyears= [[1973]], [[1993]]-[[2000]] ...s: The Radical Squadron (TV series)|SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadron]]'' ([[1993]]-[[1994]])

|hbyears= [[1981]]-[[1993]]

|hbyears= [[1982]]-[[1993]]

|premiere= [[October 2]], [[1993]] ...two, and the twenty-seventh episode overall. It aired on [[October 2]], [[1993]] on [[ABC]]. It was written by [[Lane Raichert]], produced and directed by

===[[1993]]===

|hbyears= [[1981]]-[[1993]]

|hbyears= [[1969]]-[[1993]]

...he Pirates of Dark Water (TV series)|The Pirates of Dark Water]]'' (1992-[[1993]]) ** Singing drink ("[[At the Drive-In]]," 1993)

|hbyears= [[1993]]-[[1999]]

|hbyears= [[1979]]-[[1993]]

|hbyears= [[1976]]-[[1993]]

* ''[[Droopy, Master Detective]]'' ([[1993]])

| [[September 18]], [[1993]] | [[September 25]], 1993

|hbyears= [[1960]]-[[1993]]

|actor= [[John Stephenson]] (1972, [[1973]])<br />[[Pat Fraley]] ([[1992]]-[[1993|93]])

|hbyears= [[1981]]-[[1993]]

|hbyears= [[1979]]-[[1993]]

...he Pirates of Dark Water (TV series)|The Pirates of Dark Water]]'' (1991-[[1993]]) * ''[[I Yabba-Dabba Do!]]'' (1993)

|premiere= [[September 11]], [[1993]] ...Kats: The Radical Squadron]]'' season one. It aired on [[September 11]], [[1993]] on [[TBS]]. It was written by [[Glenn Leopold]], and directed by [[Robert

|actor= [[Janet Waldo]] (1972, [[1973]])<br />[[Carol Channing]] ([[1992]]-[[1993|93]])

|hbyears= [[1968]]-[[1993]] * ''[[Droopy, Master Detective]]'' ([[1993]])

|actor= [[Rob Paulsen]] (1992-[[1993|93]])

===[[1993]]===

* ''[[The Addams Family (1992 TV series)|The Addams Family]]'' (1992-[[1993]])

|released= [[September 8]], [[1990]]—[[December 4]], [[1993]] ...ical shorts. A spin-off, ''[[Droopy, Master Detective]]'', was produced in 1993.

* ''[[I Yabba-Dabba Do!]]'' ([[1993]]) * ''[[Hollyrock-a-Bye Baby]]'' (1993)

...ical Squadron (TV series)|SK]]: "[[The Pastmaster Always Rings Twice]]" ([[1993]])

|actor= [[Ted Cassidy]] (1972, [[1973]])<br />[[Jim Cummings]] ([[1992]]-[[1993|93]])

...ise, as it lead to a spin-off series, ''[[Droopy, Master Dectective]]'' in 1993 (which actually began life as an undeveloped movie), although it was short-

===[[1993]]===

|released= [[October 2]], [[1993]] ...imated fantasy television film for Halloween. It aired on [[October 2]], [[1993]] on [[ABC]]. It was adapted from the [[1972]] novel of the same name, both

|actor= [[Jackie Coogan]] (1972, [[1973]])<br />[[Rip Taylor]] ([[1992]]-[[1993|93]])

|actor= [[Jodie Foster]] (1972, [[1973]])<br />[[Jeannie Elias]] ([[1992]]-[[1993|93]])

...[[Cindy Henderson]] (1972, [[1973]])<br />[[Debi Derryberry]] ([[1992]]-[[1993|93]])

===[[1993]]===

|released= [[December 18]], [[1993]] ...aired on [[ABC]] from [[1960]] to [[1966]]. It aired on [[December 18]], [[1993]] on ABC. It was written by [[Sean Roche]] and [[David Ehrman]], produced b

|actor= [[John Austin]] (1972, [[1979]], [[1992]]-[[1993|93]])<br />[[Lennie Weinrib]] ([[1973]])

...[1979]])<br />[[Janet Waldo]] ([[1973]])<br />[[Nancy Linari]] ([[1992]]-[[1993|93]])

From [[October 1]], [[1990]] to [[September 11]], [[1993]], when [[Cartoon Network]] and Nickelodeon weren't battling for who got th

|actor= [[Paul Frees]] (1965-[[1966|66]])<br />[[Jim Cummings]] ([[1993]])

* ''[[The Addams Family (1992 TV series)|The Addams Family]]'' ([[1992]]-[[1993]]) - writer (season 1), storyboard artist (season 2)

* ''The Moxy Show'' ([[1993]]-[[1995]])

[[Category:1993]]

|actor= [[Paul Frees]] (1965-[[1966|66]])<br />[[Tony Jay]] ([[1993]])<br />[[Billy West]] ([[2019]])

| [[September 11]], [[1993]] | [[September 18]], 1993

...Griffin, she went by DeLisle from her second husband between [[1992]] to [[1993]], which she reverted back to in [[October]] [[2022]] for the direct-to-vid

===[[1993]]===

...s: The Radical Squadron (TV series)|SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadron]]'' ([[1993]]-[[1994]])

** [[1993]]: [[Turner Home Entertainment]] releases ''[[Jolly Time at Jellystone]]''

** [[1993]]: [[Turner Home Entertainment]] releases ''[[Jolly Time at Jellystone]]''

** [[1993]]: [[Turner Home Entertainment]] releases ''[[Jolly Time at Jellystone]]''

|hbyears= [[1973]]-[[1993]]

** [[1993]]: [[Turner Home Entertainment]] releases ''[[Jolly Time at Jellystone]]''

** [[1993]]: [[Turner Home Entertainment]] releases ''[[Jolly Time at Jellystone]]''

|hbyears= [[1959]]-[[1993]]

...<br />[[Daws Butler]] (1949-[[1957|57]])<br />[[Dick Gautier]] ([[1990]]-[[1993|93]])<br />[[Maurice LaMarche]] ([[2002]])<br />[[Frank Welker (actor)|Fran

* ''[[I Yabba-Dabba Do!]]'' ([[1993]]) ** Wildmouse's mother (1993)

...Award. Other successful films she starred in the 1990s were ''Sommersby'' (1993), ''Maverick'' (1994), ''Nell'' (1994), ''Contact'' (1997), and ''Anna and

** [[1993]]: [[Turner Home Entertainment]] releases ''[[Jolly Time at Jellystone]]''

** Glitter Goldfin's father ("[[Droopy's Deep Sea Mystery]]," [[1993]])

In a [[1993]] interview with ''USA Today'', William Hanna was not fond of how the show ...ngdom]] and [[Ireland]], [[First Independent Films]] released one VHS in [[1993]] called ''[[Yo, Yogi!: Yo, Yogi! and the L.A.F. Squad]]''.

===[[1993]]===

|released= [[February 7]], [[1993]] ...aired on [[ABC]] from [[1960]] to [[1966]]. It aired on [[February 7]], [[1993]] on ABC. It was written by [[Rich Fogel]] and [[Mark Seidenberg]], produce

===[[1993]]===

* ''[[I Yabba-Dabba Doo!]]'' ([[1993]]) * ''[[Hollyrock-a-Bye Baby]]'' (1993)

...[1980]]-[[2015]])<br />[[Megan Mullally]] ([[1993]])<br />[[Kath Soucie]] (1993)<br />[[Elaine and Melanie Silver]] ([[1994]])<br />[[Aria Noelle Curzon]]

|actor= [[Vic Perrin]] (1964-87)<br />[[Jeffrey Tambor]] (1993, 1995)<br />[[Clyde Kusatsu]] (1996-97)<br />[[Billy West]] (2000)<br />[[J

...2]])<br />[[Richard Williams]] ([[1988]])<br />[[Corey Burton]] ([[1990]], 1993)<br />[[Billy West]] ([[1996]]-[[1997|97]])<br />[[Jeff Bergman]] (since [[

* Burger King [[1993]] Flintstones Rollers commercial

...Felton]] (1962-[[1963|63]])<br />[[Janet Waldo]] ([[1964]]-[[1966|66]]; [[1993]])<br />[[Jean Vander Pyl]] ([[1988]])<br />[[Elizabeth Taylor]] ([[1994]])

===[[1993]]===

|released= [[December 5]], [[1993]] ...aired on [[ABC]] from [[1960]] to [[1966]]. It aired on [[December 5]], [[1993]] on ABC. It was written by [[Rich Fogel]] and [[Mark Seidenberg]], produce

...August 3]], [[1993]]). [https://newspapers.com/clip/27364718/tom-and-jerry-1993/ "Tom and Jerry make their big screen comeback"]. ''Caster Star-Tribune'' v

** [[November 1]], [[1993]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Fun with the Flintstones]]'' on

* The episode title is an allusion to the [[1993]] film ''Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey'', a remake of the [[1963]]

** [[November 1]], [[1993]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Fun with the Flintstones]]'' on

|hbyears= [[1961]]-[[1993]]

In [[1993]], Weird Al performed the song "[[Bedrock Anthem]]," which was granted its

...ively. Moe and Larry passed away in 1975, Besser in 1988, and Curly-Joe in 1993.

...1992 TV series)|animated adaptation]] of the characters from [[1992]] to [[1993]]. [[John Astin]] reprised his role as Gomez in that series.

* ''[[I Yabba-Dabba Do!]]'' ([[1993]])

** [[November 1]], [[1993]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Fun with the Flintstones]]'' on

** [[September 27]], [[1993]]: [[Jtc]] releases ''[[Shootout in a One-Dog Town (VHS)|Shooutout in a One

...special was reaired at least twice, and was used again by Mars in their [[1993]] "Halloween Stars" campaign.

** [[November 1]], [[1993]]: [[First Independent Films]] releases ''[[Fun with the Flintstones]]'' on

...battle between Space Ghost and Zorak is a parody of what occurred in the [[1993]] film ''Loaded Weapon 1''.

* ''[[I Yabba-Dabba Do!]]'' ([[1993]])

|actor= [[Hal Smith]] (1964-[[1993|93]])<br />[[Peter Cullen]] ([[1982]])<br />[[T.K. Carter]] ([[1995]])<br /

...omics)|comic book form]] for eleven issues from [[1975]] to [[1976]]. In [[1993]], [[Harvey Comics]] reprinted stories from issues two and nine for a [[Val

* Brian has a ''Jurassic Park''-themed pinball machine based on the [[1993]] film.

A sequel series ''[[Super Secret Secret Squirrel]]'' would air in [[1993]], and both Secret and Morroco continued to appear as a mock take in [[Adul

...' and ''Beavis and Butt-head'', both of which premiered on television in [[1993]].

...]])<br>H-B Production Co. (1992–[[1993]])<br>Hanna-Barbera Cartoons, Inc. (1993–[[2001]]) ...ystem]] (50%, 1991–1993; whole, 1993–[[1996]])<br>Apollo Global (50%, 1991–1993)<br>[[WarnerMedia|Time Warner/AOL Time Warner]] (1996–2001)

In [[1993]], [[Golden Little Books]] published an electronic storybook also called ''

In [[1993]], [[Trumpet Club]] adapted this as a book called ''[[Is Cousin Mumbles Her

** [[Bill Baker]] ("[[Let's Make a Right Price]]," [[1993]])

|actor= [[Paul Frees]] ([[1965]]-[[1967]])<br />[[Jim Cummings]] ([[1993]])<br />[[Joe Alaskey]] ([[2000s]])<br />[[Maurice LaMarche]] ([[2005]])<br

...[1965]]-[[1967]])<br />[[Kath Soucie]] ([[1991]])<br />[[Jess Harnell]] ([[1993]])<br />[[Joe Alaskey]] ([[2000s]])<br />[[Bill Farmer]] ([[2004]], [[2005]

...] (1959-[[1985|85]])<br />[[Hal Smith]] ([[1991]])<br />[[Rob Paulsen]] ([[1993]])<br />[[Bernardo de Paula]] ([[2021]], [[2024]])

...August 3]], [[1993]]). [https://newspapers.com/clip/27364718/tom-and-jerry-1993/ "Tom and Jerry make their big screen comeback"]. ''Caster Star-Tribune'' v ...gartistawards.org/pastnoms15.htm "Fifteen Annual Youth in Film Awards 1992-1993"]. ''Young Artist Awards''. Retrieved May 8, 2020.</ref>

** [[June 2]], [[1993]]: [[Ultra Action Video]] and [[L.A. Hero Inc.]] releases ''Ultraman: The A

...8]])<br />[[Micheal Sheehan]] ([[1980]]-[[1981]])<br />[[Jerry Houser]] ([[1993]])<br />[[Hlynur and Marino Sigurdsson]] (1994)<br />[[E.G. Daily]] (1994,

...85]])<br />[[John Stephenson]] ([[1989]])<br />[[Rob Paulsen]] ([[1991]]-[[1993|93]])<br />[[Georgie Kidder]] ([[2021]], [[2024]])

* [[1993 Ford Festiva]]

...sident, [[Mike Lazzo]], with creating its first cost-effective series in [[1993]], he originally envisioned a marathon-like version of ''Wacky Races'', whi

...1963]]-[[1967|67]])<br />[[Frank Welker (actor)|Frank Welker]] ([[1990]]-[[1993|93]], [[2002]])<br />[[Dana Hill]] ([[1992]])<br />[[Samuel Vincent]] ([[20

...1963]]-[[1967|67]])<br />[[Frank Welker (actor)|Frank Welker]] ([[1990]]-[[1993|93]], [[2002]])<br />[[Richard Kind]] ([[1992]])<br />[[Bill Kopp]] ([[2005

While attending Loyola Marymount University in 1993, Van Partible produced "Mess O' Blues" as a senior thesis project; an anima

* In the [[1993]] TV film ''[[Hollyrock-a-Bye Baby]]'', there was an Easter egg with a post

...me of this episode Rin Tin Tin's name was not trademarked (it wasn't until 1993), so it could've been used instead of "Rin Din Din."

...apped ideas, however, were brought back and even merged into one for the [[1993]] television film, ''[[Jonny's Golden Quest]]''; Race and Jade had been bot

In the spring of [[1993]], the Senior Vice President of Cartoon Network, [[Mike Lazzo]], with his f

** [[1993]]: Paramount Home Video releases ''Charlotte's Web'' on VHS.

===''Animaniacs'' (1993)===

...oon Network]] in 1992 and Cartoon Network Studios just two years later. In 1993, ''A Pup Named Scooby-Doo'' reruns began airing on the new channel and othe

===''Animaniacs'' (1993)===

===''Animaniacs'' (1993)===