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|story= [[Kelly Ward]]<br>[[Mark Young]] ...aired on [[October 1]], [[1988]] in first-run syndication. It was written by [[Ken Knox]].

|story= [[Kelly Ward]]<br />[[Mark Young]] ...aired on [[December 3]], [[1988]] in first-run syndication. It was written by [[Ken Knox]].

|story= [[Kelly Ward]]<br />[[Mark Young]] ...aired on [[October 22]], [[1988]] in first-run syndication. It was written by [[Tom Spath]].

|story= [[Kelly Ward]]<br />[[Mark Young]] ...ired on [[November 12]], [[1988]] in first-run syndication. It was written by [[Gary Greenfield]].

|story= [[Kelly Ward]]<br>[[Mark Young]] ...red on [[September 17]], [[1988]] in first-run syndication. It was written by [[Gary Greenfield]].

|story= [[Kelly Ward]]<br />[[Mark Young]] ...ired on [[November 19]], [[1988]] in first-run syndication. It was written by [[Terrie Collins]].

|directors= [[Charles Visser]]<br />[[Kelly Ward]] (voices) ...Laurentis]], directed by [[Charles Visser]], and voice directed by [[Kelly Ward]].

|directors= [[Jeff Allen]]<br />[[Kelly Ward]] (voices) ...Will Schifrin]], directed by [[Jeff Allen]], and voice directed by [[Kelly Ward]].

|story= [[Kelly Ward]]<br>[[Mark Young]] ...red on [[September 24]], [[1988]] in first-run syndication. It was written by [[Marion Wells]].

|directors= [[Jeff Allen]]<br />[[Kelly Ward]] (voices) ...Schifrin]], directed by [[Charles Visser]], and voice directed by [[Kelly Ward]].

|directors= Jeff Allen<br />[[Kelly Ward]] (voices) ...y DeLaurentis]], directed by [[Jeff Allen]], and voice directed by [[Kelly Ward]].

|directors= Charles Visser<br />[[Kelly Ward]] (voices) ...Laurentis]], directed by [[Charles Visser]], and voice directed by [[Kelly Ward]].

|directors= [[Charles Visser]]<br />[[Kelly Ward]] (voices) ...Laurentis]], directed by [[Charles Visser]], and voice directed by [[Kelly Ward]].

|directors= [[Charles Visser]]<br />[[Kelly Ward]] (voices) ...Laurentis]], directed by [[Charles Visser]], and voice directed by [[Kelly Ward]].

|directors= [[Jeff Allen]]<br />[[Kelly Ward]] (voices) ...y DeLaurentis]], directed by [[Jeff Allen]], and voice directed by [[Kelly Ward]].

|directors= [[Jeff Allen]]<br />[[Kelly Ward]] (voices) ...y DeLaurentis]], directed by [[Jeff Allen]], and voice directed by [[Kelly Ward]].

...ters= [[Mark Edens]]<br />[[Eric Lewald]]<br />[[Jeff Segal]]<br />[[Kelly Ward]] ...gal]], and [[Kelly Ward]], directed by [[Carl Urbano]], and voice directed by [[Gordon Hunt]].

|directors= Jeff Allen<br />[[Kelly Ward]] (voices) ...y DeLaurentis]], directed by [[Jeff Allen]], and voice directed by [[Kelly Ward]].

|directors= [[Charles Visser]]<br />[[Kelly Ward]] (voices) ...Laurentis]], directed by [[Charles Visser]], and voice directed by [[Kelly Ward]].

|directors= [[Charles Visser]]<br />[[Kelly Ward]] (voices) ...Laurentis]], directed by [[Charles Visser]], and voice directed by [[Kelly Ward]].

|directors= [[Jeff Allen]]<br />[[Kelly Ward]] (voices) ...y DeLaurentis]], directed by [[Jeff Allen]], and voice directed by [[Kelly Ward]].

|directors= [[Charles Visser]]<br />[[Kelly Ward]] (voices) ...Laurentis]], directed by [[Charles Visser]], and voice directed by [[Kelly Ward]].

|directors= [[Jeff Allen]]<br />[[Kelly Ward]] (voices) ...hen Sustarsic]], directed by [[Jeff Allen]], and voice directed by [[Kelly Ward]].

|directors= [[Charles Visser]]<br />[[Kelly Ward]] (voices) ...Laurentis]], directed by [[Charles Visser]], and voice directed by [[Kelly Ward]].

|directors= [[Jeff Allen]]<br />[[Kelly Ward]] (voices) ...Scott Kreamer]], directed by [[Jeff Allen]], and voice directed by [[Kelly Ward]].

|directors= Jeff Allen<br />[[Kelly Ward]] (voices) ...ven Sustarsic]], directed by [[Jeff Allen]], and voice directed by [[Kelly Ward]].

|directors= Charles Visser<br />[[Kelly Ward]] (voices) ...t Kreamer]], directed by [[Charles Visser]], and voice directed by [[Kelly Ward]].

|directors= [[Jeff Allen]]<br />[[Kelly Ward]] (voices) ...y DeLaurentis]], directed by [[Jeff Allen]], and voice directed by [[Kelly Ward]].

|directors= [[Charles Visser]]<br />[[Kelly Ward]] (voices) ...Sessions]], directed by [[Charles Visser]], and voice directed by [[Kelly Ward]].

|directors= [[Charles Visser]]<br />[[Kelly Ward]] (voices) ...ngs-Offen]], directed by [[Charles Visser]], and voice directed by [[Kelly Ward]].

|directors= [[Jeff Allen]]<br />[[Kelly Ward]] (voices) ...y DeLaurentis]], directed by [[Jeff Allen]], and voice directed by [[Kelly Ward]].

|directors= [[Jeff Allen]]<br />[[Kelly Ward]] (voices) ...y DeLaurentis]], directed by [[Jeff Allen]], and voice directed by [[Kelly Ward]].

|directors= [[Charles Visser]]<br />[[Kelly Ward]] (voices) ...Jim Krieg]], directed by [[Charles Visser]], and voice directed by [[Kelly Ward]].

|writers= [[Kelly Ward]] ...31]], [[1987]] on [[CBS]]. It was written by [[Kelly Ward]], and directed by [[John Kimball]] and [[Paul Sommer]].

|story= [[Kelly Ward]] and [[Mark Cassutt]] ...d]], based on a story by [[Kelly Ward]] and [[Mark Cassutt]], and directed by [[John Kimball]] and [[Paul Sommer]].

|writers= [[Kelly Ward]] ...r 5]], [[1987]] on [[CBS]]. It was written by [[Kelly Ward]], and directed by [[John Kimball]] and [[Paul Sommer]].

|writers= [[Jeff Segal]]<br />[[Kelly Ward]]<br />[[John Loy]] ...t was written by [[John Loy]], directed by [[Don Lusk]] and voice directed by [[Gordon Hunt]].

|writers= [[Jeff Segal]]<br />[[Kelly Ward]] ...ufau]], [[Don Lusk]], [[Carl Urbano]], [[Rudy Zamora]], and voice directed by [[Gordon Hunt]].

...organ Paull]]<br />[[Rene Auberjonois]]<br />[[Brock Peters]]<br />[[Kelly Ward]]<br />[[Bob Ridgely]] ...gal]], directed by [[Oscar Dufau]] and [[Carl Urbano]], and voice directed by [[Gordon Hunt]].

|writers= [[Lane Raichert]]<br />[[Mark Young]]<br />[[Kelly Ward]] ...Young]], and [[Kelly Ward]], directed by [[Don Lusk]], and voice directed by [[Gordon Hunt]].

...[Frank Welker (actor)|Frank Welker]]<br />[[Mary Kay Bergman]]<br />[[B.J. Ward]] |screenplay= [[Casper Kelly]]<br />[[Larry Morris]]<br />[[Steve Patrick]]

|writers= [[Lane Raichert]]<br />[[Mark Young]]<br />[[Kelly Ward]] ...Young]], and [[Kelly Ward]], directed by [[Don Lusk]], and voice directed by [[Gordon Hunt]].

|directors= Jeff Allen<br />[[Kelly Ward]] (voices) ...y DeLaurentis]], directed by [[Jeff Allen]], and voice directed by [[Kelly Ward]].

...It was written and directed by [[Chris Savino]], as well as voice directed by [[Collette Sunderman]]. ...usic. The [[The Powerpuff Girls (end theme)|end title song]] was performed by [[Bis]]. The music editor was [[Joe Privitelli]].

.../>[[Frank Welker (actor)|Frank Welker]]<br />[[Grey DeLisle]]<br />[[B.J. Ward]]<br />[[Gary Coleman]]<br />[[David Cross]]<br />[[Mark Hamill]]<br />[[Sc |screenplay= [[Casper Kelly]]<br />[[Jeffrey G. Olson]]

...by [[Hugh Davidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. |style="background-color:#d2d2ff"| [[Ward]]

.../>[[Jim Crum]]<br />[[Jeffrey Hilton]]<br />[[Jeffrey Scott]]<br />[[Kelly Ward]]<br />[[Kay Wright]] ...ries of animated segments as part of ''[[Wake, Rattle & Roll]]'', produced by [[Hanna-Barbera|Hanna-Barbera Productions]]. The series originally aired in

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. |style="background-color:#FDB56C" colspan="2"| Kelly

...s written by [[John Loy]], directed by [[Carl Urbano]], and voice directed by [[Gordon Hunt]]. ...tin]], who was credited as the musical director, with musical coordination by [[Joanne Miller]].

|director= [[Jeff Allen]]<br />[[Charles Visser]]<br />[[Kelly Ward]] (voices) ...e comedy television series created by [[Ray DeLaurentis]]. It was produced by [[Warner Bros. Animation]] (WBA) for [[The CW]]'s Saturday morning children

...by [[Hugh Davidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and directed by [[Jeff Seirgey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]], who is uncredited.

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

...Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], produced by [[Jeff Siergey]], and directed by [[Ethan Spaulding]]. Virgin Yung is kidnapped by a satanist cult.

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]], who was uncredited.

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. * Dialogue/ADR editors: [[Kelly Foley Downs]], [[Patrick Foley]]

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]], who is uncredited.

...Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], produced by [[Jeff Siergey]], and directed by [[Ethan Spaulding]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

...h Davidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]], who is uncredited.

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]], who is uncredited.

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

...rry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], produced [[Jeff Siergey]], and directed by [[David Maximo]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]], who is uncredited.

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The score was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

...orf]], [[Rachel Ramras]], and [[Jeremy Rowley]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. A young woman claims her older husband has been abducted by aliens, but this may be to hide the fact that she killed him for his estate

...by [[Hugh Davidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]], who is uncredited.

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]], who is uncredited.

...Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], produced by [[Jeff Siergey]], and directed by [[Ethan Spaulding]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]], who was uncredited.

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The score was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

...amras]], and [[Guy Stevenson]], produced by [[Jeff Siergey]], and directed by [[Ethan Spaulding]]. Mike Tyson is getting upstaged by another recently turned mystery solver: Snoop Doggy Dogg.

...rry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], produced [[Jeff Siergey]], and directed by [[Ethan Spaulding]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]], who is uncredited.

...Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], produced by [[Jeff Siergey]], and directed by [[Ethan Spaulding]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]], who is uncredited.

|writers= [[Libby Ward]] ..., written by [[Libby Ward]], directed by [[Ron Rubio]], and voice directed by [[Collette Sunderman]].

...Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], produced by [[Jeff Siergey]], and directed by [[Ethan Spaulding]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]], who is uncredited.

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The score was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The score was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The Mike Tyson Mystery Team is hired by a fisherman to keep an eye on a rival during the Sam Rayburn Reservoir Bass

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. Two young lovers are kept apart by their feuding families. Of course, the Mike Tyson Mystery Team is happy to

...Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], produced by [[Jeff Siergey]], and directed by [[David Maximo]]. * Line producer: [[Susan Ward]]

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. ...fat. I just ate seventy-seven chicken sandwiches, but you would never know by looking at me.

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. * GPS (voiced by [[Carla Delaney]])

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

...by [[Hugh Davidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and directed by [[Ethan Spaulding]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]], who is uncredited.

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. ...an old desk at an old woman's yard sale, the team finds love letters kept by her husband, although they weren't from her.

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

...Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], produced by [[Jeff Siergey]], and directed by [[Ethan Spaulding]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

...'s [[Adult Swim]] block. It was written by [[Hugh Davidson]], and directed by [[Ethan Spaulding]]. Mike is contacted by a Nicaraguan businessman to help him convince the indigenous people in turn

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

...rry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], produced [[Jeff Siergey]], and directed by [[David Maximo]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

...Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], produced by [[Jeff Siergey]], and directed by [[David Maximo]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

...'s [[Adult Swim]] block. It was written by [[Hugh Davidson]], and directed by [[Ethan Spaulding]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]], who is uncredited.

...'s [[Adult Swim]] block. It was written by [[Hugh Davidson]], and directed by [[Ethan Spaulding]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]], who is uncredited, although he is credited for writing a

|image= [[File:Pigeon is caught by Chris.png|300px]] ...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]].

...by [[Hugh Davidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and directed by [[David Maximo]] and [[Jeff Siergey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

.... It was written by [[Hugh Davidson]] and [[Patrick Devine]], and directed by [[Ethan Spaulding]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]], who is uncredited.

...k. It was written by [[Hugh Davidson]] and [[David Hoffman]], and directed by [[Ethan Spaulding]]. ...rquess discover that Yung has been kidnapped and held for a $20,000 random by a Russian trafficker.

...ck. It was written by [[Hugh Davidson]] and [[Ted Michaels]], and directed by [[Ethan Spaulding]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]], who is uncredited.

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. The music was composed by [[Walker Martin]].

|starring= [[Don Messick]]<br />[[Casey Kasem]]<br />[[B.J. Ward]]<br />[[Hamilton Camp]]<br />[[Rob Paulsen]]<br />[[Frank Welker (actor)|F ...written by [[Jim Ryan]], directed by [[Ray Patterson]], and voice directed by [[Gordon Hunt]].

...vidson]], [[Larry Dorf]], and [[Rachel Ramras]], and produced and directed by [[Jeff Siergey]]. ...s day, following the pit of his day being accidentally almost cooked alive by Mike.

...''ウルトラマンUSA''''' ('''''Urutoraman Yū Esu Ē''''' or '''''Ultraman USA''''') by [[Toho]] on [[April 28]], [[1989]]. ...composed by [[Shunichi Tokura]], while the rest of the music was composed by [[Shinsuke Kazato]]. The musical producer and musical director are [[Hideto

...[[Dallas Lovato]]<br />[[Emily O'Brian]]<br />[[Sean Schemmel]]<br />[[Jim Ward]]<br />[[Audrey Wasilewski]]<br />[[Lauren Weisman]] ...ne Grillo]], produced and directed by [[Spike Brandt]], and voice directed by [[Wes Gleason]]. The film is the thirteenth in the ''Tom and Jerry'' direct

...[Charlie Grandy]], directed by [[Anne Walker Farrell]], and voice directed by Grandy. ...lence leads Daphne to get into a fight with another girl, which is stopped by Velma, who clobbers Daphne because she is a bitch, according to Velma. Velm

...llak]], and [[Daniel McClellan]], directed by Harrison, and voice directed by [[Sarah Jane Sherman]]. The film is the thirty-fourth installment in the '' The music was composed by [[Ryan Shore]], with additional music composed by [[David Bawiec]] and [[Fred Emory Smith]]. The score coordinator was [[Vini

...ect-to-video movie and three ''Star Wars''-themed specials. It was created by MacFarlane, a former staff writer for [[Hanna-Barbera]]. While there, he de ...on (voiced by MacFarlane), and his martini-drinking pet dog, Brian (voiced by MacFarlane).

...d for Saturday morning television. The original series was created in 1969 by [[Joe Ruby]] and [[Ken Spears]] for animation powerhouse [[Hanna-Barbera]], ...t bore the title ''Mysteries Five'', and featured five teens (Geoff, Mike, Kelly, Linda, and Linda's brother "W.W.") and their dog, Too Much. The teens - an