Short Pfuse

Short Pfuse
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Network	Cartoon Network
Premiere date	July 9, 1995
Run time	7:31
Starring	Bob Picardo; Butch Hartman; Jeff Bennett; Pat Fraley; Steven Calabro
Music composed by	Bill Fulton
Writer(s)	Butch Hartman; Michael Rann; Eugene Mattos
Director(s)	Butch Hartman
Voice director(s)	Kris Zimmerman
Animation director(s)	Robert Alvarez
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"Short Pfuse", also known as "Short (Yet Sensitive) Pfuse", is the twelfth episode of What a Cartoon! season one. It aired on July 9, 1995 on Cartoon Network. It was written by its creators Butch Hartman, Michael Rann, and Eugene Mattos, directed by Hartman, and voice directed by Kris Zimmerman. Along with "Blammo the Clown," it was an unsuccessful backdoor pilot to a fully realized Pfish and Chip spin-off series.

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Memorable quotes

Characters

Legend
Character debut	Speaking debut	Ep. debut	No lines	Mentioned

In order of appearance:

Character	Actor
Chip	Butch Hartman
Pfish	Bob Picardo
Police chief	Jeff Bennett
The Mad Bomber	Pat Fraley
D.Z.	Steven Calabro

Organizations

Big City Yak (mentioned)

Locations

Earth
- United States
  - Big City
    - Big City City Hall
    - Police station

Objects

Big City Yak newspaper
Teddy

Vehicles

Police helicopter

Production

Development

Filming

It was copyrighted in 1995.

Music

The What a Cartoon! theme song was performed by Gary Lionelli. The episode's main music was composed by Bill Fulton. The music from "I'm Pfish - I'm Chip" was composed by Joseph Rozum. The director of music production was Bodie Chandler.

Song

"I'm Pfish-I'm Chip" - Bob Picardo, Butch Hartman

Crew credits

Layout designer: Bill Proctor
Background stylists: Tim Maloney, Leonardo Robledo
Executive producer: Buzz Potamkin
Supervising producer: Larry Huber
Line producer: Bob Onorato
Animation director: Robert Alvarez
Unit production supervisor: Sylvia Edwards
Unit production coordinator: Nicole Pouliot
Unit production assistant: Donna Castricone
Creative consultant: Michael Rann
Characters designers: Butch Hartman, Eugene Mattos
Design assistants: Donna Zeller, Dana Jo Granger
Casting director: Kris Zimmerman
Talent coordinator: Cindi Lyn Peltier
Supervising recording engineer: Ed Collins
Recording engineer: Preston Oliver
Background supervisor: Al Gmuer
Background artists: Joseph Binggeli, Bonnie Callahan
Xerographists: Star Wirth, Martin Crossley
Ink and paint supervisor: Alison Leopold
Color stylist: Casey Clayton
Final checker: Nelda Ridley
Ink and paint artists: Brenda Burns, Lori Hanson, Lydia Swayne
Graphics artist: Iraj Paran
Camera operator: Dan Larsen
Executive in charge of post production: John Forrest Niss
Animation checker: Beth Goodwin
Track readers: Jim Hearn, Kerry Iverson, Carol Iverson
Supervising film editor: Paul Douglas
Post-production supervisor: Gayle Mnookin
Post production coordinator: Gail D. Silvers
Sound services provider: 21st Century Sound Design
Sound editor: Joel Valentine
Re-recording mixers: James Alcholtz, Rex Slinkard
Negative consultant: William DeBoer, Jr.
Video services provider: Modern Videofilm
Production manager: Debby Hindman
International production coordinator: Brooke Williams
Production assistants: Sandra Benenati, Linda Moore, Duke Heberlein
Production liaison: Heather Kenyon
Executive in charge of production: Joe Mazzuca
Senior vice president of production: Sherry Gunther
Development executive: Dan Smith
Produced in association with: Delaney and Friends Productions, FIL-Cartoons
Production executive at FIL-Cartoons: Bill Dennis

Release

Dates are in order of release:

United States: July 9, 1995 on Cartoon Network

Behind the scenes

On the poster for the short, T-Bone, from SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadron, has a cameo in the Hanna-Barbera logo.

Errors

Critical reception

In other languages

Language	Name	Meaning

Home availability

Not available. 😢

References