Droopy, Master Detective

Droopy, Master Detective
On-screen title card.
Network	Fox
Production company	Hanna-Barbera Cartoons Turner Entertainment Company
Distributor	Turner Broadcasting
Original release	September 11—December 3, 1993
Run time	22 minutes
Starring	Don Messick Charlie Adler Frank Welker Teresa Ganzel William Callaway
Executive producer(s)	Joseph Barbera
Producer(s)	Joseph Barbera Don Jurwich Larry Huber Kay Wright
Music composed by	Gary Lionelli
Writer(s)	Don Jurwich Neal Barbera
Director(s)	Gordon Hunt (voices) Don Jurwich (voices) Kris Zimmerman (voices)
Animation director(s)	John Kafka Robert Alvarez Don Lusk Carl Urbano Ed Love Allen Wilzbach Frank Andrina Joan Drake Dan Hunn David Michener Margeret Nichols Sam Nicholson Jay Sarbry Art Scott Kent Southworth Paul Sommer Joanna Romersa (supervising) Ray Patterson (supervising) John Rice (overseas) Steve Lumley (overseas)
Series navigation
← Previous	Next →

Droopy, Master Detective is an American animated slapstick comedy TV series produced by Hanna-Barbera 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 & Jerry Kids, while also being the first and only full-fledged series based on the Droopy theatrical shorts from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, after having previously appeared in not only in Tom & Jerry Kids, but also backup segments in The Tom and Jerry Comedy Show.

Segments

• Droopy, Master Detective
• Screwball Squirrel

Music

The theme song and music were composed by Gary Lionelli, with the former having lyrics written by Joseph Barbera. Bodie Chandler was director of music production.

Episodes

Title	Number	Original air date
"Droopy's Deep Sea Mystery" / Screwball Squirrel: "How Can I Miss You If You Won't Go Away?" / "Droopy and the Case of the Missing Dragon"	1x01	September 11, 1993
"The Babyman Bank Heists" / Screwball Squirrel: "Dweeble's Night Out" / "The Deep Space Chase"	1x02	September 18, 1993
"Round 'Em Up Bub" / Screwball Squirrel: "A Screwball Romance" / "The Case of the Snooty Star"	1x03	September 25, 1993
"The Monster Mob" / Screwball Squirrel: "Everybody Out" / "Sherlock Droopy"	1x04	October 2, 1993
"Queen of the Mutant Weirdo Vampires" / Screwball Squirrel: "Screwball Snowballs" / "Shadowman and the Blue Pigeon"	1x05	October 9, 1993
"Dueling Detectives" / Screwball Squirrel: "Squirrelicus Obnoxiousness" / "Sherlock Droopy Gets Hounded"	1x06	October 16, 1993
"Droopy and the Cyberdolts" / Screwball Squirrel: "Pickax Max" / "Hey! Where's Arnold"	1x07	October 23, 1993
"Auntie Snoople" / Screwball Squirrel: "Demolition Disorder" / "Mushu McWolf"	1x08	October 30, 1993
"Return of the Yolker" / Screwball Squirrel: "A Chip Off the Old Blockhead" / "Mighty McWolf"	1x09	November 6, 1993
"Sheep Thrills" / Screwball Squirrel: "Screwball Out West" / "The Maltese Fossil"	1x10	November 13, 1993
"Deep Swamp Droopy" / Screwball Squirrel: "Dog Breath Dweeble" / "Hogs Wild"	1x11	November 20, 1993
"The Case of Pierre le Poulet" / Screwy Squirrel: "Comotion on the Ocean" / "Alligator Droopy"	1x12	November 27, 1993
Wild Mouse: "Primeval Prey" / Screwball Squirrel: "Dweeble's Worst Nightmare" / Lightning"Battle of the Super Squirrels"	1x13	December 4, 1993

Cast

• Don Messick as Droopy
• Charlie Adler as Dripple, Screwball Squirrel, and Lightning Bolt the Super Squirrel
• Frank Welker as McWolf, Dweeble, and Wild Mouse
• Teresa Ganzel as Miss Vavoom
• William Callaway as Rumpley