William Hanna (I) - Filmography by TV series

"20 to 1" (1 episode)

All Time Favourite TV Themes (30 March 2010) - Soundtrack (writer: "Meet The Flintstones")

"Copycats" (1 episode)

Episode #1.11 (7 December 2009) - Soundtrack (writer: "Meet The Flintstones")

"The Office" (1 episode)
... aka "The US Office" - Ireland (English title)

Beach Games (5 May 2007) - Soundtrack (writer: "Meet the Flintstones")
Next US airings:
Sat. June 1 1:05 AM MyNetwork

"Space Ghost Coast to Coast" (1 episode)
... aka "SGC2C" - USA (short title)

The Justice Hole (22 July 2001) - composer (stock music) (uncredited)

"Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law" (40 episodes )

Bannon Custody Case (30 December 2000) - Writer (characters) (as Hanna Barbera)
Very Personal Injury (23 September 2001) - Writer (characters) , composer (stock music) (uncredited)
Shaggy Busted (7 July 2002) - Writer (characters)
Death by Chocolate (14 July 2002) - Writer (characters)
Shoyu Weenie (21 July 2002) - Writer (characters)
The Dabba Don (28 July 2002) - Writer (characters)
Deadomutt: Part 1 (25 May 2003) - Writer (characters)
Deadomutt: Part 2 (1 June 2003) - Writer (characters)
X, the Exterminator (8 June 2003) - Writer (characters)
Blackwatch Plaid (1 January 2004) - Writer (characters)
Trio's Company (18 April 2004) - Writer (characters)
The Devlin Made Me Do It (25 April 2004) - Writer (characters)
High Speed Buggy Chase (2 May 2004) - Writer (characters)
SPF (9 May 2004) - Writer (characters)
Back to the Present (16 May 2004) - Writer (characters)
Grape Juiced (30 May 2004) - Writer (characters)
Peanut Puberty (6 June 2004) - Writer (characters)
Gone Efficien...t (13 June 2004) - Writer (characters)
Droopy Botox (18 July 2004) - Writer (characters)
Guitar Control (2 November 2004) - Writer (characters)
Booty Noir (24 July 2005) - Writer (characters)
Harvey's Civvy (31 July 2005) - Writer (characters)
X Gets the Crest (7 August 2005) - Writer (characters)
Bird Girl of Guantanamole (14 August 2005) - Writer (characters)
Turner Classic Birdman (21 August 2005) - Writer (characters)
Beyond the Valley of the Dinosaurs (28 August 2005) - Writer (characters)
Evolutionary War (4 September 2005) - Writer (characters)
Free Magilla (11 September 2005) - Writer (characters)
Return of Birdgirl (18 September 2005) - Writer (characters)
Mindless (25 September 2005) - Writer (characters)
Sebben and Sebben Employee Orientation (16 October 2005) - Writer (characters)
Identity Theft (23 October 2005) - Writer (characters)
Shazzan (2 October 2006) - Writer (characters)
Incredible Hippo (9 October 2006) - Writer (characters)
Babysitter (16 October 2006) - Writer (characters)
Birdnapped (23 October 2006) - Writer (characters)
Grodin (30 October 2006) - Writer (characters)
Juror in Court (15 July 2007) - Writer (characters)
The Death of Harvey: Part 1 (22 July 2007) - Writer (characters) , special thanks (as Bill Hanna)
The Death of Harvey: Part 2 (22 July 2007) - Writer (characters) , special thanks (as Bill Hanna)

"Cave Kids" (6 episodes )

Beanstalk Blues (21 September 1996) - Writer (characters and a television series created by)
Soap Bubble Dreams (5 October 1996) - Writer (characters and a television series created by)
Kiss and Spell (19 October 1996) - producer
Of Mice and Moon (26 October 1996) - producer
Color Me Cavekid (2 November 1996) - producer
A Cavekid Christmas (9 November 1996) - producer

"The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest" (52 episodes )

The Darkest Fathoms (26 August 1996) - Writer (characters)
Escape to Questworld (27 August 1996) - Writer (characters)
In the Realm of the Condor (28 August 1996) - Writer (characters)
Rage's Burning Wheel (29 August 1996) - Writer (characters)
Ndovu's Last Journey (30 August 1996) - Writer (characters)
Manhattan Maneater (2 September 1996) - Writer (characters)
East of Zanzibar (3 September 1996) - Writer (characters)
Assault on Questworld (4 September 1996) - Writer (characters)
Ezekiel Rage (5 September 1996) - Writer (characters)
Alien in Washington (6 September 1996) - Writer (characters)
Return of the Anasazi (9 September 1996) - Writer (characters)
The Alchemist (10 September 1996) - Writer (characters)
Trouble on the Colorado (11 September 1996) - Writer (characters)
In the Wake of the Mary Celeste (12 September 1996) - Writer (characters)
AMOK (13 September 1996) - Writer (characters)
Besieged in Paradise (16 September 1996) - Writer (characters)
The Spectre of the Pine Barrens (17 September 1996) - Writer (characters)
Heroes (18 September 1996) - Writer (characters)
The Ballad of Belle Bonnet (19 September 1996) - Writer (characters)
In the Darkness of the Moon (23 September 1996) - Writer (characters)
The Secret of the MOAI (24 September 1996) - Writer (characters)
Expedition to Khumbu (25 September 1996) - Writer (characters)
Ice Will Burn (26 September 1996) - Writer (characters)
Future Rage (29 October 1996) - Writer (characters)
Alligators and Okeechobee Vikings (1 November 1996) - Writer (characters)
The Mummies of Malenque (11 December 1996) - Writer (characters)
Rock of Rages (12 December 1996) - Writer (characters)
Bloodlines (13 December 1996) - Writer (characters)
Race Against Danger (16 December 1996) - Writer (characters)
The Dark Mountain (17 December 1996) - Writer (characters)
Cyberswitch (18 December 1996) - Writer (characters)
Undersea Urgency (19 December 1996) - Writer (characters) (television series)
Nemesis (20 December 1996) - Writer (characters)
DNA Doomsday (23 December 1996) - Writer (characters) , original theme by
Ghost Quest (25 December 1996) - Writer (characters)
Nuclear Netherworld (26 December 1996) - Writer (characters)
Eclipse (27 December 1996) - Writer (characters)
Without a Trace (30 December 1996) - Writer (characters)
Village of the Doomed (31 December 1996) - Writer (characters)
To Bardo and Back (2 January 1997) - Writer (characters)
Dark Sentinel (10 February 1997) - Writer (characters)
Other Space (11 February 1997) - Writer (characters)
Digital Doublecross (12 February 1997) - Writer (characters)
Thoughtscape (13 February 1997) - Writer (characters)
The Bangalore Falcon (14 February 1997) - Writer (characters)
Diamonds and Jade (15 March 1997) - Writer (characters)
The Edge of Yesterday (17 March 1997) - Writer (characters)
The Haunted Sonata (18 March 1997) - Writer (characters) , Soundtrack (writer: "Jonny Quest Theme")
General Winter (26 March 1997) - Writer (characters)
Night of the Zinja (14 April 1997) - Writer (characters)
The Robot Spies (15 April 1997) - Writer (characters)
More Than Zero (16 April 1997) - Writer (characters)

"The Cartoon Cartoon Show" (2 episodes )
... aka "The What a Cartoon Show" - USA (original title)

Hard Luck Duck (16 April 1996) - Director , Writer (created & written by)
Wind-Up Wolf (7 May 1996) - producer , Director , Writer (written by)

"Mystery Science Theater 3000" (1 episode)
... aka "MST 3000" - USA (short title)
... aka "MST3K" - USA (short title)
... aka "Mystery Science Theater Hour" - USA (rerun title)
... aka "The Mystery Science Theater Hour" - USA (syndication title)

Kitten with a Whip (23 November 1994) - Soundtrack (writer: "Bedrock Twitch")

"The Simpsons" (1 episode)

Marge vs. the Monorail (14 January 1993) - Soundtrack (writer: "Meet the Flintstones" (uncredited))

"MGM: When the Lion Roars" (1 episode)

The Lion in Winter (24 March 1992) - Himself

"Yo Yogi!" (19 episodes )

Hat's Off to Yogi (14 September 1991) - executive producer
Mellow Fellow (21 September 1991) - executive producer
The Big Snoop (28 September 1991) - executive producer
Grindhog Day (5 October 1991) - executive producer
Huck's Doggone Day (5 October 1991) - executive producer
Fashion Smashin! (12 October 1991) - executive producer
To Tell the Truth for Sooth (12 October 1991) - executive producer
Of Meeces and Men (19 October 1991) - executive producer
Yippee Yo-Yogo (26 October 1991) - executive producer
Barely Working (2 November 1991) - executive producer
It's All Relative (9 November 1991) - executive producer
Yo-Yogi (16 November 1991) - executive producer
Jellystone Jam (23 November 1991) - executive producer
Mall Alone (30 November 1991) - executive producer
Tricky Dickie's Dirty Trickies (6 December 1991) - executive producer
Super Duper Snag (13 December 1991) - executive producer
Polly Wants a Safe Cracker (20 December 1991) - executive producer
Mall or Nothing (27 December 1991) - executive producer
There's No Business Like Snow Business (3 January 1992) - executive producer

"Tom & Jerry Kids Show" (17 episodes )

Prehistoric Pals/Super Droop & Dripple Boy Meet the Yolker/Marvelous Marvin (22 September 1990) - executive producer
Flippin' Fido/Dakota Droopy & the Lost Dutch Boy Mine/Dog Daze Afternoon (23 September 1990) - executive producer
Toys Will Be Toys/Droopy Delivers/My Pal (30 September 1990) - executive producer
Bat Mouse/Puss'n Pups/Outer Space Rover (14 October 1990) - executive producer
The Vermin/Aerobic Droopy/Mouse Scouts (21 October 1990) - executive producer
Sugar Belle Loves Tom, Sometimes/Mall Mouse/Super Duper Spike (28 October 1990) - executive producer
Gator, Baiter/Hoodwinked Cat/Medieval Mouse (3 November 1990) - executive producer
Penthouse Mouse/Twelve Angry Sheep/The Ant Attack (2 February 1993) - executive producer
Musketeer Jr./Galaxy Droopy/Return of the Ants (4 May 1993) - executive producer
Droopyman Returns/Tom Thumped/Droopnet (5 May 1993) - executive producer
Mutton for Punishment/Cat Counselor Cal/Termite Terminator (14 May 1993) - executive producer
Right-Brother Droopy/Cheap Skates/Hollywood Droopy (15 May 1993) - executive producer
Dirty Droopy/Two Stepping Tom/Disc Temper (11 September 1993) - executive producer
Fallen Archers/When Knights Were Cold/The Mouth Is Quicker Than the Eye (13 September 1993) - executive producer
Bride of McWolfenstein/Hillbilly Hootenanny/El Smoocho (15 September 1993) - executive producer
Droopy Hockey/Hawkeye Tom/No Tom Like the Present (16 September 1993) - executive producer
Order in the Volleyball Court/King Wild Mouse - 10th Wonder of the World/Space Chase (18 September 1993) - executive producer

"Midnight Patrol: Adventures in the Dream Zone" (13 episodes )
... aka "Potsworth & Co." - USA (original title)

Night of the Bedbugs (1 September 1990) - executive producer
I Was a Teenage Babysitter (8 September 1990) - executive producer
The Wishing Whale (15 September 1990) - executive producer
The Nightmirror (22 September 1990) - executive producer
Nick's Super Switch (29 September 1990) - executive producer
Santanapped (6 October 1990) - executive producer
When Bubba Rules (13 October 1990) - executive producer
The Dozer Walks Among Us (20 October 1990) - executive producer
King Potsworth (27 October 1990) - executive producer
Dozer Quest (3 November 1990) - executive producer
Rosie's Extra Sweet Day (10 November 1990) - executive producer
Save the Cave (17 November 1990) - executive producer
Rosie's Fuss Attack (24 November 1990) - executive producer

"Timeless Tales from Hallmark" (8 episodes )

The Ugly Duckling (1 January 1990) - executive producer
Rapunzel (1 January 1990) - executive producer
Rumpelstiltzkin (1 January 1990) - executive producer
The Elves and the Shoemaker (1 January 1990) - executive producer
The Emperor's New Clothes (1 January 1990) - executive producer
Thumbelina (1 January 1990) - executive producer
Puss in Boots (1 January 1991) - executive producer
The Steadfast Tin Soldier (1 January 1991) - executive producer

"Gravedale High" (13 episodes )
... aka "Rick Moranis in Gravedale High" - USA (complete title)

Cleo's Pen Pal (1 January 1990) - executive producer
Frankenjockey (1 January 1990) - executive producer
Goodbye Gravedale (1 January 1990) - executive producer
He Ain't Scary, He's My Brother (1 January 1990) - executive producer
Monster Gumbo (1 January 1990) - executive producer
Monster on Trial (1 January 1990) - executive producer
Night of the Living Dad (1 January 1990) - executive producer
Save Our School (1 January 1990) - executive producer
The Dress Up Mess Up (1 January 1990) - executive producer
The Grave Intruder (1 January 1990) - executive producer
Long Days Guerny Into Night (8 September 1990) - executive producer
Do the Rad Thing (15 September 1990) - executive producer
Fear of Flying (20 October 1990) - executive producer

"Fantastic Max" (4 episodes )

The Loon in the Moon (11 September 1988) - executive producer
The Big Sleep (9 October 1988) - executive producer
Cooking Mother's Goose (29 October 1988) - executive producer
Boo Who? (28 October 1989) - executive producer

"A Pup Named Scooby-Doo" (27 episodes )

A Bicycle Built for Boo! (10 September 1988) - executive producer , Director (uncredited)
The Sludge Monster from the Earth's Core (17 September 1988) - executive producer
Wanted: Cheddar Alive (24 September 1988) - executive producer
The Schnook Who Took My Comic Book (1 October 1988) - executive producer
For Letter or Worse (8 October 1988) - executive producer
The Babysitter from Beyond (15 October 1988) - executive producer
Snow Place Like Home (22 October 1988) - executive producer
Now Museum, Now You Don't (29 October 1988) - executive producer
Scooby Dude (5 November 1988) - executive producer
Ghost Who's Coming to Dinner (12 November 1988) - executive producer
The Story Stick (19 November 1988) - executive producer
Robopup (26 November 1988) - executive producer
Lights... Camera... Monster (3 December 1988) - executive producer
Curse of the Collar (9 September 1989) - executive producer
The Return of Commander Cool (16 September 1989) - executive producer
The Spirit of Rock 'n' Roll (23 September 1989) - executive producer
Chickenstein Lives! (30 September 1989) - executive producer
Night of the Living Burger (7 October 1989) - executive producer
The Computer Walks Among Us (14 October 1989) - executive producer
Terror, Thy Name Is Zombo (28 October 1989) - executive producer
Dog Gone Scooby (15 November 1989) - executive producer
Night of the Boogey Biker/Dawn of the Spooky Shuttle Scare (8 September 1990) - executive producer
Wrestle Maniacs (22 September 1990) - executive producer
Horror of the Haunted Hairpiece (29 September 1990) - executive producer
Mayhem of the Moving Mollusk (6 July 1991) - executive producer
The Were-Doo of Doo Manor (13 July 1991) - executive producer
Catcher on the Sly/The Ghost of Mrs. Shusham/The Wrath of Waitro (20 July 1991) - executive producer

"The Completely Mental Misadventures of Ed Grimley" (13 episodes )

Tall, Dark and Hansom (10 September 1988) - executive producer
Ed's Debut (17 September 1988) - executive producer
E.G., Go Home (24 September 1988) - executive producer
Ed's in Hot Water (1 October 1988) - executive producer
Crate Expectations (8 October 1988) - executive producer
Grimley, P.F.C. (15 October 1988) - executive producer
Moby Is Lost (22 October 1988) - executive producer
Good Neighbor Ed (29 October 1988) - executive producer
Driver Ed (5 November 1988) - executive producer
Blowin' in the Wind (12 November 1988) - executive producer
Eyewitness Ed (19 November 1988) - executive producer
Eddy, We Hardly Knew Ye (26 November 1988) - executive producer
The Irving Who Came to Dinner (3 December 1988) - executive producer

"Jonny Quest" (13 episodes )

Peril of the Reptilian (14 September 1986) - executive producer
Nightmares of Steel (21 September 1986) - executive producer
Aliens Among Us (28 September 1986) - executive producer
Deadly Junket (5 October 1986) - executive producer
Forty Fathoms Into Yesterday (12 October 1986) - executive producer
Vikong Lives (19 October 1986) - executive producer
The Monolith Man (2 November 1986) - executive producer
Secret of the Clay Warriors (9 November 1986) - executive producer
Warlord of the Sky (16 November 1986) - executive producer
The Scourge of Skyborg (23 November 1986) - executive producer
Skulduggery (7 December 1986) - executive producer
Temple of Gloom (14 December 1986) - executive producer
Creeping Unknown (1 March 1987) - executive producer

"Foofur" (26 episodes )

A Little Off the Top/A Clean Sweep (13 September 1986) - executive producer
A Moving Experience (20 September 1986) - executive producer
Dogstyles of the Rich and Famous (27 September 1986) - executive producer
Foofur Falls in Love (4 October 1986) - executive producer
The Last Resort/Thicker Than Water (11 October 1986) - executive producer
Hot Over the Collar/A-Job Hunting We Will Go (18 October 1986) - executive producer
A Royal Pain/Nothing to Sneeze At (25 October 1986) - executive producer
Country Club Chaos/You Dirty Rat (1 November 1986) - executive producer
This Little Piggy's on TV/Fencer's Freaky Friday (8 November 1986) - executive producer
Legal Beagles/Bon Voyage Rocki (15 November 1986) - executive producer
Russian Through New York/Fritz Carlos Bombs Out (22 November 1986) - executive producer
New Tricks (29 November 1986) - executive producer
Mad Dogs and Englishmen (6 December 1986) - executive producer
Pepe's Pet Peeve/Clothes Make the Dog (12 September 1987) - executive producer
My Pharoah Lady/Boot Camp Blues (19 September 1987) - executive producer
Winging It/Alone at Last, Dahling (26 September 1987) - executive producer
The Dog's Meow/What Price Fleadom? (3 October 1987) - executive producer
Just Bumming Around/Friend Foofur's Foul Up (10 October 1987) - executive producer
Fencer Finds a Family/Tooth or Consequences (17 October 1987) - executive producer
Just Like Magic/The Nose Knows (24 October 1987) - executive producer
Louis Sees the Light/Weekend in the Condo (31 October 1987) - executive producer
Annabell Goes Punk/Puppy Love (7 November 1987) - executive producer
Rocki's Big Fib/Bye, Bye, Birdie (14 November 1987) - executive producer
Fencer Gets Soul/You Bet Your Life (21 November 1987) - executive producer
Look Homeward, Foofur (28 November 1987) - executive producer
Annabell Gets Framed/Scary Harry (5 December 1987) - executive producer

"Wildfire" (13 episodes )

Once and Future Queen (13 September 1986) - executive producer
A Visit to Wonderland (20 September 1986) - executive producer
The Ogre's Bride (27 September 1986) - executive producer
Secret of Sinti Magic (4 October 1986) - executive producer
A Meeting in Time (11 October 1986) - executive producer
The Highwayman (18 October 1986) - executive producer
The Pixie Painters (25 October 1986) - executive producer
The Name Is the Game (1 November 1986) - executive producer
Strangers in the Night (8 November 1986) - executive producer
Dragons of Dar-Shan (15 November 1986) - executive producer
King for a Day (22 November 1986) - executive producer
Where the Dreams Come From (6 December 1986) - executive producer
Wildfire: King of the Horses (13 December 1986) - executive producer

"Pound Puppies" (26 episodes )
... aka "All New Pound Puppies" - USA (second season title)

Bright Eyes, Come Home (13 September 1986) - executive producer
How to Found a Pound (20 September 1986) - executive producer
From Wags to Riches (27 September 1986) - executive producer
Snowbound Pound (4 October 1986) - executive producer
The Fairy Dogmother (11 October 1986) - executive producer
Whopper Cries Uncle (18 October 1986) - executive producer
In Pups We Trust (25 October 1986) - executive producer
The Captain and the Cats (1 November 1986) - executive producer
Secret Agent Pup (8 November 1986) - executive producer
Wagga-Wagga (15 November 1986) - executive producer
The Star Pup (22 November 1986) - executive producer
Happy Howlidays (29 November 1986) - executive producer
Ghost Hounders (6 December 1986) - executive producer
Whopper Gets the Point/The Bird Dog (26 September 1987) - executive producer
Tail of the Pup/King Whopper (3 October 1987) - executive producer
Tuffy Gets Fluffy/Casey, Come Home (10 October 1987) - executive producer
Where Do Puppies Come From?/Pups on the Loose (17 October 1987) - executive producer
The Invisible Friend/Kid in the Doghouse (24 October 1987) - executive producer
Little Big Dog/The Bright Eyes Mob (31 October 1987) - executive producer
The Rescue Pups/Good Night, Sweet Pups (7 November 1987) - executive producer
Snow Puppies/Nose Marie Day (14 November 1987) - executive producer
Where's the Fire?/The Wonderful World of Whopper (21 November 1987) - executive producer
Bright Lights, Bright Eyes/Dog and Caterpillar (28 November 1987) - executive producer
Garbage Night: The Musical (5 December 1987) - executive producer
Peter Pup (12 December 1987) - executive producer
Cooler, Come Back (19 December 1987) - executive producer

"The Flintstone Kids" (34 episodes )

The Great Freddini (6 September 1986) - executive producer
Frankenstone/Yard Wars/Freezy Does It (13 September 1986) - executive producer
Heroes for Hire (21 September 1986) - executive producer
Indiana Flintstone/Dreamchip's Car Wash/Invasion of the Mommy Snatchers (27 September 1986) - executive producer
The Bad News Brontos (4 October 1986) - executive producer
Rubble Without a Cause/Dressed Up Dino/The Ditto Master (11 October 1986) - executive producer
Dusty Disappears (18 October 1986) - executive producer
The Rock Concert That Rocked Freddy (22 October 1986) - executive producer
Sugar and Spies/The Vet/I Was a Teenage Grown-Up (25 October 1986) - executive producer
Poor Little Rich Girl (8 November 1986) - executive producer
Freddy in the Big House/The Butcher Shop/Grime and Punishment (15 November 1986) - executive producer
Bedrock P.I.'s/Mechanical Dog/A Tale of Two Silly (2 December 1986) - executive producer
Curse of the Gemstone Diamond (9 December 1986) - executive producer
Princess Wilma/The Dino Diet/To Baby or Not to Baby (16 December 1986) - executive producer
I Think That I Shall Never See Barney Rubble as a Tree/Dino Come Home (17 January 1987) - executive producer
Monster from the Tar Pits/What Price Fleadom/Hero Today, Gone Tomorrow (31 January 1987) - executive producer
The Fugitives (8 February 1987) - executive producer
The Twilight Stone/The Terror Within/Day of the Villains (15 February 1987) - executive producer
Freddy's Rocky Road to Karate (22 February 1987) - executive producer
Betty's Big Break/Revenge of the Bullied/Curse of the Reverse (14 March 1987) - executive producer
Barney's Moving Experience (21 March 1987) - executive producer
Dino Goes Hollyrock/Chocolate Chip Catastrophe/Captain Caveman's First Adventure (22 April 1987) - executive producer
The Little Visitor/Grandpa for Loan (29 April 1987) - executive producer
Philo's Invention/Watchdog Blues/Leave It to Mother (12 May 1987) - executive producer
Freddy's First Crush (19 May 1987) - executive producer
Bedrock N' Roll/Captain Cavepuppy/Greed It and Weep (27 May 1987) - executive producer
The Flintstone Fake Ache/Killer Kitty/Captain Knaveman (4 September 1987) - executive producer
Better Buddy Blues/Who's Faultin' Who (19 October 1987) - executive producer
A Tiny Egg/Little Rubble, Big Trouble (31 October 1987) - executive producer
Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Betty/Haircutastrophe (5 December 1987) - executive producer
Camper Scamper/Bone Voyage/The Cream-Pier Strikes Back (25 January 1988) - executive producer
Rocky's Rocky Road/World War Flea/Captain Caveman's Super Cold (17 February 1988) - executive producer
Freddy the 13th/A Midnight Pet Peeve/The Big Bedrock Bully Bash (10 April 1988) - executive producer
Philo's D-Feat/The Birthday Shuffle/Captain Cavedog (21 May 1988) - executive producer

"Paw Paws" (21 episodes )

The Big Spill (15 September 1985) - executive producer
The Wishing Star Crystal (22 September 1985) - executive producer
The Flying Horse-Napper (29 September 1985) - executive producer
The Creepy Cave Creature (6 October 1985) - executive producer
The Greedie Greenies (13 October 1985) - executive producer
The Rise of the Evil Spirits (20 October 1985) - executive producer
The Genie-athalon (27 October 1985) - executive producer
The Golden Falcon (3 November 1985) - executive producer
A Honey of a Robbery (10 November 1985) - executive producer
Totem Termi-Nation (17 November 1985) - executive producer
Waif Goodbye to the Paw Paws (24 November 1985) - executive producer
The Dark Paw Totem Monster (1 December 1985) - executive producer
Dark Paw Under Wraps (8 December 1985) - executive producer
Genie Without a Lamp (15 December 1985) - executive producer
Egging Dark Paw On (22 December 1985) - executive producer
Two Heads Are Better Than None (29 December 1985) - executive producer
The Great Paw Paw Turnaround (5 January 1986) - executive producer
Lost Lake Monster (12 January 1986) - executive producer
Totem Time Trap (19 January 1986) - executive producer
S'no Business (26 January 1986) - executive producer
The Zip Zap 4-D Trap (2 February 1986) - executive producer

"The Super Powers Team: Galactic Guardians" (8 episodes )

The Seeds of Doom (11 September 1985) - executive producer
The Ghost Ship/The Bizarro Super Powers Team (18 September 1985) - executive producer
The Darkseid Deception (25 September 1985) - executive producer
The Fear (2 October 1985) - executive producer
The Wild Cards (9 October 1985) - executive producer
Brainchild/The Case of the Stolen Super Powers (16 October 1985) - executive producer
Escape from Space City (30 October 1985) - executive producer
The Death of Superman (6 November 1985) - executive producer

"Yogi's Treasure Hunt" (3 episodes )

Bungle in the Jungle (9 September 1985) - executive producer
Snow White and the Seven Treasure Hunters (6 January 1986) - executive producer
20,000 Leaks Under the Sea (27 January 1986) - executive producer

"The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo" (13 episodes )

To All the Ghouls I've Loved Before (7 September 1985) - executive producer
Scoobra Kadoobra (14 September 1985) - executive producer
Me and My Shadow Demon (21 September 1985) - executive producer
Reflections in a Ghoulish Eye (28 September 1985) - executive producer
That's Monstertainment (5 October 1985) - executive producer
Ship of Ghouls (12 October 1985) - executive producer
A Spooky Little Ghoul Like You (19 October 1985) - executive producer
When You Witch Upon a Star (26 October 1985) - executive producer
It's a Wonderful Scoob (2 November 1985) - executive producer
Scooby in Kwackyland (9 November 1985) - executive producer
Coast-to-Ghost (16 November 1985) - executive producer
The Ghouliest Show on Earth (23 November 1985) - executive producer
Horror-Scope Scoob (7 December 1985) - executive producer

"Challenge of the GoBots" (65 episodes )

Battle for Gobotron (29 October 1984) - executive producer
Target Earth (30 October 1984) - executive producer
Conquest of Earth (31 October 1984) - executive producer
Earth Bound (1 November 1984) - executive producer
The Final Conflict (2 November 1984) - executive producer
Time Wars (23 September 1985) - executive producer
It's the Thought That Counts (24 September 1985) - executive producer
Trident's Triple Threat (25 September 1985) - executive producer
Renegade Alliance (26 September 1985) - executive producer
Cy-Kill's Cataclysmic Trap (27 September 1985) - executive producer
Speed Is of the Essence (30 September 1985) - executive producer
Genius and Son (1 October 1985) - executive producer
Dawn World (2 October 1985) - executive producer
Nova Beam (3 October 1985) - executive producer
Forced Alliance (4 October 1985) - executive producer
Invasion from the 21st Level: Part 1 (7 October 1985) - executive producer
Invasion from the 21st Level: Part 2 (8 October 1985) - executive producer
Lost on Gobotron (9 October 1985) - executive producer
Cy-Kill's Shrinking Ray (10 October 1985) - executive producer
Doppelganger (11 October 1985) - executive producer
The Quest for Roguestar (14 October 1985) - executive producer
Renegade Rampage: Part 1 (15 October 1985) - executive producer
Renegade Rampage: Part 2 (16 October 1985) - executive producer
Ultra Zod (17 October 1985) - executive producer
Sentinel (18 October 1985) - executive producer
Cold Spell (21 October 1985) - executive producer
Crime Wave (22 October 1985) - executive producer
Auto Madic (23 October 1985) - executive producer
Scooter Enhanced (24 October 1985) - executive producer
Tarnished Image (25 October 1985) - executive producer
In Search of Ancient Gobonauts (28 October 1985) - executive producer
Gameworld (29 October 1985) - executive producer
Wolf in the Fold (30 October 1985) - executive producer
Depth Charge (31 October 1985) - executive producer
Transfer Point (1 November 1985) - executive producer
Steamer's Defection (4 November 1985) - executive producer
The Gobot Who Cried Renegade (5 November 1985) - executive producer
The Seer (6 November 1985) - executive producer
Whiz Kid (7 November 1985) - executive producer
Ring of Fire (8 November 1985) - executive producer
Cy-Kill's Escape: Part 1 (11 November 1985) - executive producer
Quest for the Creator: Part 2 (12 November 1985) - executive producer
The Fall of Gobotron: Part 3 (13 November 1985) - executive producer
Flight to Earth: Part 4 (14 November 1985) - executive producer
Return to Gobotron: Part 5 (15 November 1985) - executive producer
Pacific Overtures (18 November 1985) - executive producer
Destroy All Guardians (19 November 1985) - executive producer
Escape from Elba (20 November 1985) - executive producer
Fitor to the Finish (21 November 1985) - executive producer
Clutch of Doom (22 November 1985) - executive producer
The Third Column (25 November 1985) - executive producer
A New Suit for Leader-1 (26 November 1985) - executive producer
Renegade Carnival (27 November 1985) - executive producer
The Gift (28 November 1985) - executive producer
Terror in Atlantis (29 November 1985) - executive producer
The Last Magic Man (2 December 1985) - executive producer
Braxis Goes Bonkers (3 December 1985) - executive producer
Inside Job (4 December 1985) - executive producer
Element of Danger (5 December 1985) - executive producer
Mission Gobotron (6 December 1985) - executive producer
Et Tu, Cy-Kill? (9 December 1985) - executive producer
The GoBots That Time Forgot (10 December 1985) - executive producer
The Secret of Halley's Comet (11 December 1985) - executive producer
Guardian Academy (12 December 1985) - executive producer
Quest for New Earth (13 December 1985) - executive producer

"Snorks" (65 episodes )

Journey to the Source/Vandal Scandal (15 September 1984) - executive producer
Hooked on a Feeling/The New Neighbors (22 September 1984) - executive producer
Das Boot/Which Snork Snitched (29 September 1984) - executive producer
Allstar's All-Star Band/Snorkymania (6 October 1984) - executive producer
A Snorking We Will Go/Now You Seahorse, Now You Don't (13 October 1984) - executive producer
Snork Dance/Snork Marks the Spot (20 October 1984) - executive producer
Junior's Secret/The Big Scoop (27 October 1984) - executive producer
The Blue Coral Necklace/Up, Up and a Wave (3 November 1984) - executive producer
Snorkin' Surf Party/The Snorkness Monster (10 November 1984) - executive producer
A Snork on the Wild Side/Allstar's Double Trouble (17 November 1984) - executive producer
Fine Fettered Friends/Time Out for Sissies (24 November 1984) - executive producer
Me Jo-Jo, You Daffney/The Old Shell Game (1 December 1984) - executive producer
The King of Kelp/Whale Tales (8 December 1984) - executive producer
Snorkitis Is Nothing to Sneeze At/The Whole Toot and Nothing But... (14 September 1985) - executive producer
Chickens of the Sea/Never Cry Wolf-Fish (21 September 1985) - executive producer
A Hard Day's Snork/Learn to Love Your Snork (28 September 1985) - executive producer
Allstar's Freshwater Adventure/Dr. Strangesnork (5 October 1985) - executive producer
It's Just a Matter of Slime/Water Friends For? (12 October 1985) - executive producer
Junior's Octopuppy/The Shape of Snorks to Come (19 October 1985) - executive producer
Casey and the Doubleheader/The Ugly Yuckfish (26 October 1985) - executive producer
Gills Just Wanna Have Fun/Guess What's Coming to Dinner! (2 November 1985) - executive producer
A Sign of the Tides/The Littlest Mermaid (9 November 1985) - executive producer
I Squid You Not/The Backwards Snork (16 November 1985) - executive producer
All's Whale that Ends Whale/Allstar's Last Hour (12 September 1987) - executive producer
A Willie Scary Shalloween/Sea Shore Sideshow (19 September 1987) - executive producer
Freeze Save our Town/Snip and Snap (26 September 1987) - executive producer
Junior's Empire/The Golden Dolphin (3 October 1987) - executive producer
It's Always Darkest Before the Snork/The Sand Witch (10 October 1987) - executive producer
The Shady Shadow/Tooter Loves Tadah (17 October 1987) - executive producer
Daffney's Ransom/Salmon Chanted Evening (24 October 1987) - executive producer
Casey in Sandland/Reefberry Madness (31 October 1987) - executive producer
A Farewell of Arms/Mummy Snorkest (7 November 1987) - executive producer
Jo-Jo in Control/The Day the Ocean Stood Still (14 November 1987) - executive producer
Chills, Drills and Spills/The Longest Shortcut (21 November 1987) - executive producer
Taming of the Snork/Willie & Smallstar's Big Adventure (28 November 1987) - executive producer
A Snork in a Gilded Cage/The Snorkshire Spooking (5 December 1987) - executive producer
Daffney's Not So Great Escape/Willie's Best Fiend (24 October 1988) - executive producer
Day of the Juniors/Dr. Strangsnork's Bomb (25 October 1988) - executive producer
A Starfish is Born/Ooze Got the Snorks (26 October 1988) - executive producer
The Silly Snorkasaurus/Who's Who? (27 October 1988) - executive producer
Battle of the Gadgets/Little Lord Occy (28 October 1988) - executive producer
Junior's Fuelish Kelp Rush/The Boo Lagoon (31 October 1988) - executive producer
How the Snork was Won/In Junior's Image (1 November 1988) - executive producer
Robosnork (2 November 1988) - executive producer
Summer and Snork (3 November 1988) - executive producer
Allstar's Odyssey (4 November 1988) - executive producer
In Greed We Trust (8 November 1988) - executive producer
Jaws Says the Word (9 November 1988) - executive producer
Prehissnorkic (10 November 1988) - executive producer
Rhyme and Punishment (11 November 1988) - executive producer
The Wizard of Ice (14 November 1988) - executive producer
Big City Snorks (15 November 1988) - executive producer
Nightmare on Snorkstreet (16 November 1988) - executive producer
Robin Snork (17 November 1988) - executive producer
Snorkerella (18 November 1988) - executive producer
Snork Ahoy (21 November 1988) - executive producer
The Daring Young Snork on the Flying Trapeze (22 November 1988) - executive producer
Oh Brother! (23 November 1988) - executive producer
The Story Circle (24 November 1988) - executive producer
I'll Be Senior (25 November 1988) - executive producer
The Day They Fixed Junior Wetworth (28 November 1988) - executive producer
The First Snork in Space (29 November 1988) - executive producer
Wish or Wish Out (30 November 1988) - executive producer
All That Glitters is Not Goldfish (1 December 1988) - executive producer
My Dinner with Allstar (2 December 1988) - executive producer

"SuperFriends: The Legendary Super Powers Show" (8 episodes )

The Bride of Darkseid (8 September 1984) - executive producer
The Wrath of Brainiac/Reflections in Crime (15 September 1984) - executive producer
No Honor Among Thieves/Mr. Mxyzptlk and the Magic Lamp (22 September 1984) - executive producer
Island of the Dinosoids/Uncle Mxyzptlk (29 September 1984) - executive producer
The Case of the Shrinking SuperFriends/The Mask of Mystery (29 September 1984) - executive producer
Darkseid's Golden Trap (6 October 1984) - executive producer
The Case of the Dreadful Dolls/The Royal Ruse (13 October 1984) - executive producer
The Village of Lost Souls/The Curator (20 October 1984) - executive producer

"The New Scooby-Doo Mysteries" (13 episodes )

Happy Birthday, Scooby-Doo (8 September 1984) - executive producer
Scooby's Peep-Hole Pandemonium/The Hand of Horror (15 September 1984) - executive producer
Scoo-Be or Not Scoo-Be?/The Stoney Glare Stare (22 September 1984) - executive producer
Mission Un-Doo-Able/The Bee Team (29 September 1984) - executive producer
Doom Service/A Code in the Nose (6 October 1984) - executive producer
Ghosts of the Ancient Astronauts (13 October 1984) - executive producer
The Night of the Living Toys/South Pole Vault (20 October 1984) - executive producer
A Halloween Hassle at Dracula's Castle (27 October 1984) - executive producer
A Night Louse at the White House (3 November 1984) - executive producer
Showboat Scooby/The 'Dooby Dooby Doo' Ado (10 November 1984) - executive producer
Sherlock Doo (17 November 1984) - executive producer
A Scarey Duel with a Cartoon Ghoul/E*I*E*I*O (24 November 1984) - executive producer
The Nutcracker Scoob (1 December 1984) - executive producer

"The Biskitts" (13 episodes )

Around the Swamp in a Daze/Rogue Biskitt (17 September 1983) - executive producer
As the Worm Turns/Trouble in the Tunnel (24 September 1983) - executive producer
Belling the Wild Cat/King Max's War (1 October 1983) - executive producer
Dogfoot/Up to His Old Tricks (8 October 1983) - executive producer
Moving Day/A Biskitt Halloween (15 October 1983) - executive producer
Raiders of the Lost Bark/The Princess and the Plea (22 October 1983) - executive producer
Spinner's Surprise/Two Leagues Under the Pond (29 October 1983) - executive producer
The Biskitt Who Cried Wolf/Shecky's Last Laugh (5 November 1983) - executive producer
The Golden Biskitt/The Bone in the Stone (12 November 1983) - executive producer
The Trojan Biskitt/Snatched from Scratch (19 November 1983) - executive producer
The Moonpond/Fly Me to the Goon (26 November 1983) - executive producer
The Swamp Monster/May the Best Biskitt Win (3 December 1983) - executive producer
Turnaround Hound/A Dark and Stormy Knight (10 December 1983) - executive producer

"The New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show" (13 episodes )

Scooby the Barbarian/No Sharking Zone (10 September 1983) - executive producer
Scoobygeist/The Quagmire Quake Caper (10 September 1983) - executive producer
The Creature Came from Chem Lab/No Thanks Masked Manx (17 September 1983) - executive producer
Hound of the Scoobyvilles/The Dinosaur Deception (17 September 1983) - executive producer
Scooby of the Jungle/Scooby-Doo and Cyclops, Too (24 September 1983) - executive producer
Scooby Roo/Scooby's Gold Medal Gambit (1 October 1983) - executive producer
Wizards and Warlocks/Scoobsie (8 October 1983) - executive producer
The Mark of Scooby/The Crazy Carnival Caper (15 October 1983) - executive producer
Scooby and the Minotaur/Scooby Pinch Hits (29 October 1983) - executive producer
The Fall Dog/The Scooby Coupe (5 November 1983) - executive producer
Who's Minding the Monster?/Scooby ala Mode (26 November 1983) - executive producer
Where's Scooby-Doo? (3 December 1983) - executive producer
Wedding Bell Boos! (10 December 1983) - executive producer

"The Dukes" (20 episodes )

Put Up Your Dukes (5 February 1983) - executive producer
Jungle Jitters (12 February 1983) - executive producer
The Dukes of Venice (19 February 1983) - executive producer
Marocco Bound (26 February 1983) - executive producer
The Secret Satallite (5 March 1983) - executive producer
The Dukes of London (12 March 1983) - executive producer
The Greece Fleece (19 March 1983) - executive producer
The Dukes in India (26 March 1983) - executive producer
The Dukes in Urbekistan (2 April 1983) - executive producer
The Dukes in Hong Kong (9 April 1983) - executive producer
The Dukes in Scotland (16 April 1983) - executive producer
The Dukes Do Paris (23 April 1983) - executive producer
The Dukes in Switzerland (30 April 1983) - executive producer
Boss O'Hogg and the Little People (17 September 1983) - executive producer
Tales of the Vienna Hoods (24 September 1983) - executive producer
The Kid from Madrid (1 October 1983) - executive producer
A Dickens of a Christmas (8 October 1983) - executive producer
The Canadian Caper (15 October 1983) - executive producer
The Dukes in Hollywood (22 October 1983) - executive producer
A Hogg in the Foggy Bogg (29 October 1983) - executive producer

"Pac-Man" (21 episodes )

Presidential Pac-Nappers/Picnic in PacLand (25 September 1982) - executive producer
The Great Pac-Quake/Hocus Pocus Pac-Man (2 October 1982) - executive producer
Southpaw Packy/Pac-Baby Panic (9 October 1982) - executive producer
Pacula/Trick-or-Chomp (16 October 1982) - executive producer
Super Ghosts/The Pac-Man in the Moon (23 October 1982) - executive producer
Journey to the Center of PacLand/Invasion of the Pac-Pups (30 October 1982) - executive producer
Sir Chomp-A-Lot/The Day the Forest Disappeared (6 November 1982) - executive producer
Neander Pac-Man/Backpackin' Packy (13 November 1982) - executive producer
The Abominable Pac-Man/The Bionic Pac-Woman (20 November 1982) - executive producer
Chomp-Out at the O.K. Corral/Once Upon a Chomp (27 November 1982) - executive producer
The Pac-Love Boat/The Great Power-Pellet Robbery (4 December 1982) - executive producer
A Bad Case of the Chomps/Goo-Goo at the Zoo (11 December 1982) - executive producer
Nighty Nightmares/The Pac-Mummy (18 December 1982) - executive producer
Here's Super-Pac!/Hey, Hey, Hey... It's P.J. (17 September 1983) - executive producer
The Super-Pac Bowl/Journey Into the Pac-Past (24 September 1983) - executive producer
The Old Pac-Man and the Sea/Public Pac-Enemy No. 1 (1 October 1983) - executive producer
The Genie of Pacdad/Computer Packy (8 October 1983) - executive producer
The Greatest Show in PacLand/Pac-A-Lympics (15 October 1983) - executive producer
Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Pac-Man/Around the World in 80 Chomps (22 October 1983) - executive producer
Super-Pac vs. Pac-Ape/P.J. Goes Pac-Hollywood (29 October 1983) - executive producer
Pac-Van-Winkle/Happy Pacs-Giving (5 November 1983) - executive producer

"The Little Rascals" (1 episode)

Rascal's Revenge (5 September 1982) - executive producer

"Laverne & Shirley in the Army" (1 episode)
... aka "Laverne & Shirley" - USA (short title)

Invasion of the Booby Hatchers (10 October 1981) - executive producer

"Smurfs" (256 episodes )
... aka "Smurfs' Adventures" - USA (syndication title)

Jokey's Medicine/Vanity Fare (12 September 1981) - executive producer
The Astrosmurf (12 September 1981) - executive producer
The Magical Meanie/Sorcerer Smurf (19 September 1981) - executive producer
St. Smurf and the Dragon (19 September 1981) - executive producer
Bewitched, Bothered and Be-Smurfed (26 September 1981) - executive producer
King Smurf/The Smurfs and the Howlibird (26 September 1981) - executive producer
All That Glitters Isn't Smurf/Dreamy's Nightmare (3 October 1981) - executive producer
Soup a La Smurf (3 October 1981) - executive producer
Romeo and Smurfette (10 October 1981) - executive producer
The Magic Egg/Smurphony in 'C' (10 October 1981) - executive producer
Supersmurf/Paradise Smurfed (17 October 1981) - executive producer
Sideshow Smurfs (17 October 1981) - executive producer
Sir Hefty (24 October 1981) - executive producer
The Baby Smurf/The Fake Smurf (24 October 1981) - executive producer
Haunted Smurf/The Purple Smurfs (31 October 1981) - executive producer
Painter and Poet (31 October 1981) - executive producer
The Magnifying Mixture/Foul Weather Smurf (7 November 1981) - executive producer
The Fountain of Smurf (7 November 1981) - executive producer
The Abominable Snowbeast/Gargamel, the Generous (14 November 1981) - executive producer
The Hundredth Smurf (14 November 1981) - executive producer
Now You Smurf 'Em, Now You Don't/Spelunking Smurfs (21 November 1981) - executive producer
The Smurfette (21 November 1981) - executive producer
The Smurf's Apprentice/Smurf-Colored Glasses (28 November 1981) - executive producer
The Clockwork Smurf (28 November 1981) - executive producer
Fuzzle Trouble/Smurfette's Dancing Shoes (5 December 1981) - executive producer
The Smurfs and the Money Tree (5 December 1981) - executive producer
The Adventures of Robin Smurf (18 September 1982) - executive producer
The Cursed Country (18 September 1982) - executive producer
The Smurf Who Couldn't Say No (18 September 1982) - executive producer
Revenge of the Smurfs (25 September 1982) - executive producer
S-Shivering S-Smurfs/Sister Smurf (25 September 1982) - executive producer
The Black Hellebore (25 September 1982) - executive producer
Heavenly Smurfs/It Came from Outer Smurf (2 October 1982) - executive producer
The Sorcery of Maltrochu (2 October 1982) - executive producer
The Three Smurfketeers (2 October 1982) - executive producer
Gormandizing Greedy/Waste Not, Smurf Not (9 October 1982) - executive producer
Squeaky/The Kaplowey Scroll (9 October 1982) - executive producer
The Goblin of Boulder Wood (9 October 1982) - executive producer
Johan's Army (16 October 1982) - executive producer
The Lost City of Yore (16 October 1982) - executive producer
The Magic Fountain (16 October 1982) - executive producer
For the Love of Gargamel/The A-Maze-ing Smurfs (23 October 1982) - executive producer
The Haunted Castle (23 October 1982) - executive producer
The Impostor King (23 October 1982) - executive producer
One Good Smurf Deserves Another (30 October 1982) - executive producer
Smurfs at Sea (30 October 1982) - executive producer
The Blue Plague/The Last Laugh (30 October 1982) - executive producer
The Raven Wizard (6 November 1982) - executive producer
The Ring of Castellac (6 November 1982) - executive producer
The Sky Is Smurfing, the Sky Is Smurfing/Turncoat Smurf (6 November 1982) - executive producer
Bubble, Bubble, Smurfs in Trouble/Smurf Van Winkle (13 November 1982) - executive producer
The Littlest Giant (13 November 1982) - executive producer
The Return of the Clockwork Smurf (13 November 1982) - executive producer
Clumsy Smurfs the Future (20 November 1982) - executive producer
The Enchanted Baby (20 November 1982) - executive producer
The Prince and the Peewit (20 November 1982) - executive producer
A Mere Truffle (27 November 1982) - executive producer
Sleepwalking Smurfs/Smurf Me No Flowers (27 November 1982) - executive producer
The Good, the Bad, and the Smurfy (27 November 1982) - executive producer
All's Smurfy That Ends Smurfy (4 December 1982) - executive producer
Papa's Wedding Day (4 December 1982) - executive producer
The Stuff Dreams Are Smurfed Of/The Box of Dirty Tricks (4 December 1982) - executive producer
Every Picture Smurfs a Story (17 September 1983) - executive producer
Once in a Blue Moon/All Creatures Great and Smurf (17 September 1983) - executive producer
The Smurf Fire Brigade/The Winged Wizard (17 September 1983) - executive producer
The First Telesmurf/Handy's Kite (24 September 1983) - executive producer
The Last Smurfberry (24 September 1983) - executive producer
The Magic Earrings (24 September 1983) - executive producer
A Little Smurf Confidence/Hogatha's Heartthrob (1 October 1983) - executive producer
Born Rotten/The Tear of a Smurf (1 October 1983) - executive producer
The Miracle Smurfer (1 October 1983) - executive producer
How to Smurf a Rainbow/Smurfette for a Day (8 October 1983) - executive producer
Peewit Meets Bigmouth/Lumbering Smurfs (8 October 1983) - executive producer
The Smurf Who Would Be King (8 October 1983) - executive producer
Forget-Me-Smurfs/The Grumpy Gremlin (15 October 1983) - executive producer
Handy's Sweetheart (15 October 1983) - executive producer
Speak for Yourself, Farmer Smurf/A Hovel Is Not a Home (15 October 1983) - executive producer
Baby Smurf Is Missing/The Smurfs' Time Capsule (22 October 1983) - executive producer
Clumsy Luck/Willpower Smurfs (22 October 1983) - executive producer
Greedy and the Porridge Pot/Harmony Steals the Show (29 October 1983) - executive producer
The Golden Smurf Award (29 October 1983) - executive producer
Wedding Bells for Gargamel/To Smurf a Thief (29 October 1983) - executive producer
The Moor's Baby/Hefty's Heart (5 November 1983) - executive producer
A Hug for Grouchy/The Magic Rattle (5 November 1983) - executive producer
All Hallows' Eve/The Littlest Witch (5 November 1983) - executive producer
April Smurf's Day/The Magic Stick (12 November 1983) - executive producer
Baby's First Christmas/Beauty Is Only Smurf Deep (12 November 1983) - executive producer
Wolf in Peewit's Clothing/A Bell for Azrael (12 November 1983) - executive producer
Chip Off the Old Smurfs (19 November 1983) - executive producer
A Gift for Papa's Day (19 November 1983) - executive producer
The Chief Record Smurf/Smurfing in Sign Language (19 November 1983) - executive producer
Good Neighbor Smurf/The Smurfstone Quest (26 November 1983) - executive producer
Hats Off to Smurfs/The Noble Stag (26 November 1983) - executive producer
Smurfy Acres/No Time for Smurfs (26 November 1983) - executive producer
Smurf on Wood (2 July 1984) - executive producer
Secret of the Village Well/Stop and Smurf the Roses (16 September 1984) - executive producer
Symbols of Wisdom/Blue Eyes Returns (16 September 1984) - executive producer
The Gingerbread Smurfs/Jokey's Shadow (16 September 1984) - executive producer
Jokey's Funny Bone/Tick Tock Smurfs (23 September 1984) - executive producer
The Master Smurf/Tailor's Magic Needle (23 September 1984) - executive producer
The Traveler/A Pet for Baby Smurf (23 September 1984) - executive producer
Breakfast at Greedy's/The Secret of Shadow Swamp (30 September 1984) - executive producer
The Incredible Shrinking Wizard (30 September 1984) - executive producer
The Trojan Smurf/Smurf the Other Cheek (30 September 1984) - executive producer
A Float Full of Smurfs/Smurfette's Sweet Tooth (7 October 1984) - executive producer
The Smurfomatic Smurfulator/Petrified Smurfs (7 October 1984) - executive producer
Papa's Worrywarts/Lazy's Slumber Party (14 October 1984) - executive producer
The Big Nose Dilemma/The Smurfbox Derby (14 October 1984) - executive producer
The Pussywillow Pixies (14 October 1984) - executive producer
A Circus for Baby (21 October 1984) - executive producer
Babes in Wartland/The Smurf-Walk Cafe (21 October 1984) - executive producer
The Smurfiest of Friends/Never Smurf Off Til Tomorrow (21 October 1984) - executive producer
Bigmouth Smurf/Baby's Enchanted Didey (28 October 1984) - executive producer
The Man in the Moon/Smurfette's Golden Tresses (28 October 1984) - executive producer
The Whole Smurf and Nothing But the Smurf/Gargamel's Giant (28 October 1984) - executive producer
Hopping Cough Smurfs/The Little Orange Horse with the Gold Shoes (11 November 1984) - executive producer
Monster Smurfs/The Bad Place (11 November 1984) - executive producer
The Patchwork Bear/Hefty and the Wheelsmurfer (11 November 1984) - executive producer
Smurfing for Ghosts/The Gargoyle of Quarrel Castle (18 November 1984) - executive producer
Smurfiplication/Gargamel's Miss-Fortune (18 November 1984) - executive producer
He Who Smurfs Last/Baby's First Word (21 September 1985) - executive producer
Papa's Day Off/The Smurflings (21 September 1985) - executive producer
Stuck on Smurfs/Puppy (21 September 1985) - executive producer
The Masked Pie Smurfer/Sassette (28 September 1985) - executive producer
Papa's Puppy Prescription/Poet's Writer's Block (28 September 1985) - executive producer
Smurf a Mile in My Shoes (28 September 1985) - executive producer
Dreamy's Pen Pals/Papa's Flying Bed (5 October 1985) - executive producer
Kow-Tow, We Won't Bow (5 October 1985) - executive producer
Mud Wrestling Smurfs/The Sand Witch (5 October 1985) - executive producer
Bigmouth's Friend/Wild and Wooly (12 October 1985) - executive producer
The Dark-Ness Monster (12 October 1985) - executive producer
The Grouchiest Game in Town/Queen Smurfette (12 October 1985) - executive producer
Educating Bigmouth/Brainy Smurf, Friend to All the Animals (19 October 1985) - executive producer
Marco Smurf and the Pepper Pirates (19 October 1985) - executive producer
The Comet Is Coming (19 October 1985) - executive producer
Happy Unhappiness Day to You/The Great Slime Crop Failure (26 October 1985) - executive producer
Love Those Smurfs/Mutiny on the Smurf (26 October 1985) - executive producer
Papa's Family Album (26 October 1985) - executive producer
Have You Smurfed Your Pet, Today?/Unsound Smurfs (2 November 1985) - executive producer
Smurfette's Rose/The Mr. Smurf Contest (2 November 1985) - executive producer
Things That Go Smurf in the Night/Alarming Smurfs (2 November 1985) - executive producer
All Work and No Smurf/Gargamel's Time Trip (9 November 1985) - executive producer
Brainy's Smarty Party (9 November 1985) - executive producer
They're Smurfing Our Song (9 November 1985) - executive producer
Gargamel's New Job (13 September 1986) - executive producer
Smurfquest: Part 1/Smurfquest: Part 2 (13 September 1986) - executive producer
Smurfquest: Part 3/Smurfquest: Part 4 (13 September 1986) - executive producer
Grouchy Makes a Splash (20 September 1986) - executive producer
No Smurf Is an Island/Don Smurfo (20 September 1986) - executive producer
The Prince and the Hopper (20 September 1986) - executive producer
A Loss of Smurf (27 September 1986) - executive producer
Smurfette's Gift/The Most Popular Smurf (27 September 1986) - executive producer
The Last Whippoorwill/The Color Smurfy (27 September 1986) - executive producer
All the Smurf's a Stage/Smurfs on Wheels (4 October 1986) - executive producer
Lazy's Nightmare (4 October 1986) - executive producer
The Littlest Viking (4 October 1986) - executive producer
Baby's New Toy/Bringing Up Bigfeet (11 October 1986) - executive producer
Calling Dr. Smurf/Can't Smurf the Music (11 October 1986) - executive producer
The Scarlet Croaker (11 October 1986) - executive producer
It's a Puppy's Life/Sweepy Smurf (18 October 1986) - executive producer
Journey to the Center of the Smurf (18 October 1986) - executive producer
The Royal Drum (18 October 1986) - executive producer
Dr. Evil and Mr. Nice/The Root of Evil (25 October 1986) - executive producer
The Tallest Smurf/Essence of Brainy (25 October 1986) - executive producer
Tattle-Tail Smurfs/Greedy Goes on Strike (25 October 1986) - executive producer
Future Smurfed/Crying Smurfs (1 November 1986) - executive producer
A Myna Problem/The Horn of Plenty (1 November 1986) - executive producer
Gargamel's Dummy/Smurf on the Run (1 November 1986) - executive producer
Master Scruple/Scruple's Sweetheart (8 November 1986) - executive producer
Bookworm Smurf/Farmer's Genii (8 November 1986) - executive producer
I Smurf to the Trees/Clumsy's Cloud (8 November 1986) - executive producer
Heart of Gold/The Village Vandal (15 November 1986) - executive producer
The Most Unsmurfy Game/Put Upon Puppy (15 November 1986) - executive producer
The World According to Smurflings/The Enchanted Quill (15 November 1986) - executive producer
The Gallant Smurf/Sassette's Tooth (22 November 1986) - executive producer
Handy's Window Vision/Papa Smurf, Papa Smurf (22 November 1986) - executive producer
Snappy's Way/Fire-Fighting Smurfs (22 November 1986) - executive producer
Jokey's Cloak/Papa's Last Spell (29 November 1986) - executive producer
Lure of the Orb/Smurfette's Flower (29 November 1986) - executive producer
Reckless Smurfs/Head Over Hogatha (29 November 1986) - executive producer
Smurf on the Wild Side: Part 1/Smurf on the Wild Side: Part 2 (19 September 1987) - executive producer
Smurf on the Wild Side: Part 3/Smurf on the Wild Side: Part 4 (19 September 1987) - executive producer
The Smurflings' Unsmurfy Friend/The Smurfstalker (19 September 1987) - executive producer
Gargamel's Sweetheart (26 September 1987) - executive producer
Poltersmurf/Baby's Marvelous Toy (26 September 1987) - executive producer
Sleepless Smurfs/Cut-Up Smurfs (26 September 1987) - executive producer
Poet's Storybook/The Fastest Wizard in the World (3 October 1987) - executive producer
Smurfing for Gold/Jokey's Joke Book (3 October 1987) - executive producer
Wild About Smurfette/Sing a Song of Smurflings (3 October 1987) - executive producer
Castaway Smurfs/Legendary Smurfs (10 October 1987) - executive producer
Dancing Bear/Gargamel's Last Will (10 October 1987) - executive producer
Sassette's Bewitching Friendship/Azrael's Brain (10 October 1987) - executive producer
Nobody Smurf (17 October 1987) - executive producer
Peewit's Unscrupulous Adventure (17 October 1987) - executive producer
Smurfing the Unicorns/Vanity's Closest Friend (17 October 1987) - executive producer
Scruple and the Great Book of Spells/Bouncing Smurf (24 October 1987) - executive producer
The Answer Smurf/Vanity's Wild Adventure (24 October 1987) - executive producer
Clockwork Smurfette/I Was a Brainy Weresmurf (24 October 1987) - executive producer
Papa for a Day/Flighty's Plight (31 October 1987) - executive producer
Soothsayer Smurfette/Crooner Smurf (31 October 1987) - executive producer
To Coin a Smurf/Smurfette Unmade (31 October 1987) - executive producer
Foul Feather Fiend/Sassette's Hive (7 November 1987) - executive producer
A Long Tale for Grandpa/Where the Wild Smurfs Are (7 November 1987) - executive producer
Little Big Smurf/Locomotive Smurfs (7 November 1987) - executive producer
Predictable Smurfs/Hefty's Rival (14 November 1987) - executive producer
The Magic Sack of Mr. Nicholas/Swapping Smurfs (14 November 1987) - executive producer
Snappy's Puppet/Prince Smurf (14 November 1987) - executive producer
Skyscraper Smurfs/Bad Luck Smurfs (21 November 1987) - executive producer
Smurfing Out of Time/A Hole in Smurf (21 November 1987) - executive producer
Return of Don Smurfo (21 November 1987) - executive producer
Smurf Pet/Timber Smurf (28 November 1987) - executive producer
The Smurf Who Could Do No Wrong/Smurfette's Lucky Star (28 November 1987) - executive producer
The Smurfy Verdict/Chlorhydris's Lost Love (28 November 1987) - executive producer
All the News That's Fit to Smurf (5 December 1987) - executive producer
Gargamel's Quest/Gargamel's Second Childhood (5 December 1987) - executive producer
Stop & Go Smurfs/Poet the Know-It-All (5 December 1987) - executive producer
Lost Smurf (10 September 1988) - executive producer
Archives of Evil (10 September 1988) - executive producer
Big Mouth's Roommate/Bungling Babysitters (17 September 1988) - executive producer
Clockwork's Powerplay/Clumsy in Command (17 September 1988) - executive producer
Don Smurfo's Uninvited Guests (24 September 1988) - executive producer
Denisa's Greedy Doll/Denisa's Slumber Party (24 September 1988) - executive producer
A House for Nanny (1 October 1988) - executive producer
Grandpa's Nemesis (1 October 1988) - executive producer
It's a Smurfy Life/Land of Lost and Found (8 October 1988) - executive producer
Long Live Brainy (8 October 1988) - executive producer
A Maze of Mirrors (15 October 1988) - executive producer
Memory Melons/Nanny's Way (15 October 1988) - executive producer
Pappy's Puppy/Shutterbug Smurfs (22 October 1988) - executive producer
Smoogle Sings the Blues/A Smurf for Denisa (22 October 1988) - executive producer
Smurf the Presses (29 October 1988) - executive producer
Stealing Grandpa's Thunder (29 October 1988) - executive producer
Cave Smurfs (9 September 1989) - executive producer
Smurfs That Time Forgot: Part 1/Smurfs That Time Forgot: Part 2 (9 September 1989) - executive producer
Hogapatra's Beauty Sleep/Mummy Dearest (16 September 1989) - executive producer
Shamrock Smurfs (16 September 1989) - executive producer
Karate Clumsy/Like It or Smurf It (23 September 1989) - executive producer
Papa's Big Snooze (23 September 1989) - executive producer
A Fish Called Snappy/The Smurf Odyssey (30 September 1989) - executive producer
Trojan Smurfs (30 September 1989) - executive producer
Fortune Cookie/Imperial Panda-Monium (7 October 1989) - executive producer
Smurfette's Green Thumb (7 October 1989) - executive producer
Hefty Sees a Serpent (14 October 1989) - executive producer
Phantom Bagpiper/Jungle Jitterbug (14 October 1989) - executive producer
Sky High Surprise (21 October 1989) - executive producer
The Clumsy Genie/Scary Smurfs (21 October 1989) - executive producer
Gnoman Holiday (28 October 1989) - executive producer
Greedy's Masterpizza/The Monumental Grouch (28 October 1989) - executive producer
Curried Smurfs (4 November 1989) - executive producer
G'Day Smoogle/Grandpa's Fountain of Youth (4 November 1989) - executive producer
Big Shot Smurfs/No Reflection on Vanity (11 November 1989) - executive producer
Papa Loses His Patience/Swashbuckling Smurfs (11 November 1989) - executive producer
Bananas Over Hefty/The Smurfs of the Round Table (18 November 1989) - executive producer
Painter's Egg-Cellent Adventure/Small Minded Smurfs (18 November 1989) - executive producer
The Golden Rhino/Hearts 'N' Smurfs (2 December 1989) - executive producer
Wild Goes Cuckoo/Brainy's Beastly Boo-Boo (2 December 1989) - executive producer

"Trollkins" (13 episodes )

The Case of the Missing Trollosaurus/Trolltown Meets Kling Kong (12 September 1981) - executive producer
The Trollchoppers Meet Frogzilla/Trolltown Goes Trollywood (19 September 1981) - executive producer
The Trollerbear Scare/Escape from Alcatrol (26 September 1981) - executive producer
The Great Troll Train Wreck/The Trollness Monster (3 October 1981) - executive producer
Trollyapolis 500/Robotroll (10 October 1981) - executive producer
Mirror, Mirror on the Troll/Trollin the Magician (17 October 1981) - executive producer
Trolltown Goes Ga-Ga/Treasure of Troll Island (24 October 1981) - executive producer
The Empire Strikes Trolltown/Raiders of the Lost Troll (31 October 1981) - executive producer
Bermuda Trollangle/Fine Feathered Lumpkin (7 November 1981) - executive producer
Supertroll/Flooky and the Troll Burglar (14 November 1981) - executive producer
The Abominable Trollman/The Moth That Ate Trolltown (21 November 1981) - executive producer
Trolltown Trollympics/The Troll Cat in the Hat (28 November 1981) - executive producer
Dr. Frankentroll, I Presume/Agent Double-O-Troll (5 December 1981) - executive producer

"The Kwicky Koala Show" (1 episode)

Episode #1.1 (12 September 1981) - executive producer

"The Flintstone Comedy Show" (1 episode)
... aka "Flintstone Frolics" - Europe (English title), International (English title) (rerun title)
... aka "Bedrock Cops" - USA (segment title)
... aka "Captain Caveman" - USA (segment title)
... aka "Dino and Cavemouse" - USA (segment title)
... aka "Flinstones Funnies" - USA (rerun title)
... aka "Pebbles, Dino and Bamm Bamm" - USA (segment title)
... aka "The Flintstone Family Adventures" - USA (segment title)
... aka "The Frankenstones" - USA (segment title)

RV Fever/Birthday Boy/Clownfoot/Fred Goes Ape/Flying Mouse/Ghost-sitters (20 November 1980) - executive producer

"The Fonz and the Happy Days Gang" (24 episodes )

King for a Day (8 November 1980) - executive producer
May the Farce Be with You (15 November 1980) - executive producer
Arabian Knights (22 November 1980) - executive producer
Bye-Bye, Blackbeard (29 November 1980) - executive producer
Westward Whoa! (6 December 1980) - executive producer
Ming Fu to You, Too! (13 December 1980) - executive producer
The Vampire Strikes Back (20 December 1980) - executive producer
You'll Never Get Witch (27 December 1980) - executive producer
The 20,000 Drachma Pyramid (3 January 1981) - executive producer
It's a Jungle Out There (10 January 1981) - executive producer
Gone with the Wand (17 January 1981) - executive producer
Science Friction (24 January 1981) - executive producer
Greece Is the Word (31 January 1981) - executive producer
The French Correction (12 September 1981) - executive producer
Kelp! (19 September 1981) - executive producer
Time Schlep (26 September 1981) - executive producer
It's All Downhill from Here (10 October 1981) - executive producer
Double Jeopardy (17 October 1981) - executive producer
Fjords and Sorcery (24 October 1981) - executive producer
There's No Place Like Rome (31 October 1981) - executive producer
Perilous Pauline (7 November 1981) - executive producer
Around the World in 80 Ways (14 November 1981) - executive producer
All This and Timbuktu (21 November 1981) - executive producer
Give Me a Hand: Something's Afoot (28 November 1981) - executive producer

"Super Friends" (22 episodes )

Bigfoot/Ice Demon/Makeup Monster (13 September 1980) - executive producer
Journey Into Blackness/Cycle Gang/Dive to Disaster (20 September 1980) - executive producer
Yuna the Terrible/Rock and Roll Space Bandits/Elevator to Nowhere (27 September 1980) - executive producer
One Small Step for Mars/Haunted House/The Incredible Crude Oil Monster (4 October 1980) - executive producer
The Voodoo Vampire/Invasion of the Gleeks/Mxyzptlk Strikes Again (11 October 1980) - executive producer
The Man in the Moon/Circus of Horrors/Around the World in 80 Riddles (18 October 1980) - executive producer
Termites from Venus/Eruption/Return of Atlantis (25 October 1980) - executive producer
The Killer Machines/Garden of Doom/Revenge of Bizarro (1 November 1980) - executive producer
Outlaws of Orion/Three Wishes/Scorpio (26 September 1981) - executive producer
Mxyzptlk's Flick/Sink Hole/Alien Mummy (3 October 1981) - executive producer
The Evil from Krypton/The Creature from the Dump/The Aircraft Terror (10 October 1981) - executive producer
The Lava Men/Bazarowurld/The Warlord's Amulet (17 October 1981) - executive producer
The Iron Cyclops/Palette's Perils/Colossus (24 October 1981) - executive producer
Stowaways from Space/The Scaraghosta Sea/The Witch's Arcade (31 October 1981) - executive producer
Mxyzptlk's Revenge/Roller Coaster/Once Upon a Poltergeist (10 September 1983) - executive producer
Warpland/Two Gleeks Are Deadlier Than One/Bulgor the Behemoth (17 September 1983) - executive producer
The Krypton Syndrome/Invasion of the Space Dolls/Terror on the Titanic (24 September 1983) - executive producer
The Revenge of Doom/A Pint of Life/Day of the Dinosaurs (1 October 1983) - executive producer
Return of the Phantoms/Bully for You/SuperClones (8 October 1983) - executive producer
Prisoners of Sleep/An Unexpected Treasure/The Malusian Blob (15 October 1983) - executive producer
Attack of the Cats/One Small Step for Superman/Video Victims (22 October 1983) - executive producer
Playground of Doom/Space Racers/The Recruiter (29 October 1983) - executive producer

"The All-New Popeye Hour" (1 episode)
... aka "The Popeye and Olive Show" - USA (fourth season title)

I Wouldn't Take That Mare to the Fair on a Dare (22 October 1979) - executive producer

"The Super Globetrotters" (13 episodes )

The Super Globetrotters vs. Museum Man (22 September 1979) - executive producer
The Super Globetrotters vs. Bwana Bob (29 September 1979) - executive producer
The Super Globetrotters vs. The Facelift (6 October 1979) - executive producer
The Super Globetrotters vs. Whaleman (13 October 1979) - executive producer
The Super Globetrotters vs. Robo and the Globots (20 October 1979) - executive producer
The Super Globetrotters vs. Tattoo Man (27 October 1979) - executive producer
The Super Globetrotters vs. Movie Man (3 November 1979) - executive producer
The Super Globetrotters vs. The Phantom Cowboy (10 November 1979) - executive producer
The Super Globetrotters vs. The Time Lord (17 November 1979) - executive producer
The Super Globetrotters vs. Transylvania Terrors (24 November 1979) - executive producer
The Super Globetrotters vs. Bullmoose (1 December 1979) - executive producer
The Super Globetrotters vs. Merlo the Magician (8 December 1979) - executive producer
The Super Globetrotters vs. Attila the Hun (15 December 1979) - executive producer

"The World's Greatest SuperFriends" (8 episodes )

Rub Three Times for Disaster (22 September 1979) - executive producer
Lex Luthor Strikes Back (29 September 1979) - executive producer
Space Knights of Camelon (6 October 1979) - executive producer
The Lord of Middle Earth (13 October 1979) - executive producer
Universe of Evil (20 October 1979) - executive producer
Terror at 20,000 Fathoms (27 October 1979) - executive producer
The Superfriends Meet Frankenstein (3 November 1979) - executive producer
The Planet of Oz (10 November 1979) - executive producer

"Challenge of the SuperFriends" (16 episodes )

Wanted: The Superfriends (9 September 1978) - executive producer
Invasion of the Fearians (16 September 1978) - executive producer
The World's Deadliest Game (23 September 1978) - executive producer
The Time Trap (30 September 1978) - executive producer
Trial of the Superfriends (7 October 1978) - executive producer
Monolith of Evil (14 October 1978) - executive producer
The Giants of Doom (21 October 1978) - executive producer
Secret Origins of the Superfriends (28 October 1978) - executive producer
Revenge on Gorilla City (4 November 1978) - executive producer
Swamp of the Living Dead (11 November 1978) - executive producer
Conquerors of the Future (18 November 1978) - executive producer
The Final Challenge (25 November 1978) - executive producer
Fairy Tale of Doom (2 December 1978) - executive producer
Doomsday (9 December 1978) - executive producer
SuperFriends: Rest in Peace (16 December 1978) - executive producer
The History of Doom (23 December 1978) - executive producer

"Godzilla" (26 episodes )

The Firebird (9 September 1978) - executive producer
The Eartheater (16 September 1978) - executive producer
Attack of the Stone Creatures (23 September 1978) - executive producer
The Megavolt Monster (30 September 1978) - executive producer
The Seaweed Monster (7 October 1978) - executive producer
The Energy Beast (14 October 1978) - executive producer
The Colossus of Atlantis (21 October 1978) - executive producer
The Horror of Forgotten Island (28 October 1978) - executive producer
Island of Lost Ships (4 November 1978) - executive producer
The Magnetic Horror (18 November 1978) - executive producer
The Breeder Beast (25 November 1978) - executive producer
The Sub-Zero Terror (2 December 1978) - executive producer
The Time Dragons (9 December 1978) - executive producer
Calico Clones (15 September 1979) - executive producer
MicroGodzilla (22 September 1979) - executive producer
Ghost Ship (29 September 1979) - executive producer
The Beast of Storm Island (6 October 1979) - executive producer
The City in the Clouds (13 October 1979) - executive producer
The Cyborg Whale (20 October 1979) - executive producer
Pacific Peril (27 October 1979) - executive producer
Moonlode (3 November 1979) - executive producer
The Golden Guardians (10 November 1979) - executive producer
The Macro-Beasts (17 November 1979) - executive producer
Valley of the Giants (24 November 1979) - executive producer
Island of Doom (1 December 1979) - executive producer
The Deadly Asteroid (8 December 1979) - executive producer

"The All-New Super Friends Hour" (15 episodes )

The Brain Machine/Joy Ride/Invasion of the Earthors/The Whirlpool (10 September 1977) - executive producer
The Secret Four/Tiger on the Loose/The Mysterious Time Creatures/The Antidote (17 September 1977) - executive producer
Invasion of the Hydronoids/Hitchhike/City in a Bottle/Space Emergency (24 September 1977) - executive producer
Doctor Fright/Drag Race/Day of the Plant Creatures/Fire (1 October 1977) - executive producer
The Monster of Dr. Droid/Vandals/SuperFriends vs. SuperFriends/Energy Mass (8 October 1977) - executive producer
The Enforcer/Shark/Planet of the Neanderthals/Flood of Diamonds (15 October 1977) - executive producer
Invisible Menace/Initiation/Coming of the Arthropods/River of Doom (22 October 1977) - executive producer
Attack of the Giant Squid/Game of Chicken/Water Beast/Volcano (29 October 1977) - executive producer
The Collector/Handicap/The Mind Maidens/Alaska Peril (4 November 1977) - executive producer
The Fifty Foot Woman/Cheating/Exploration Earth/Attack of the Killer Bees (11 November 1977) - executive producer
Forbidden Power/Pressure Point/The Lion Men/The Day of the Rats (18 November 1977) - executive producer
Man-Beasts of XRA/Prejudice/Tiny World of Terror/Tibetan Raiders (25 November 1977) - executive producer
Frozen Peril/Dangerous Prank/The Mummy of Nazca/Cable Car Rescue (2 December 1977) - executive producer
The Marsh Monster/Runaways/Will the World Collide?/Time Rescue (9 December 1977) - executive producer
The Protector/Stowaways/The Ghost/Rampage (16 December 1977) - executive producer

"Scooby's Laff-A Lympics" (13 episodes )
... aka "Scooby's All Star Laff-A-Lympics" - USA (original title)
... aka "Laff-A Lympics" - USA (segment title)
... aka "Scooby's All Stars" - USA (new title)

The Swiss Alps and Tokyo, Japan (10 September 1977) - executive producer
Acapulco and England (17 September 1977) - executive producer
Florida and China (24 September 1977) - executive producer
The Sahara Desert and Scotland (1 October 1977) - executive producer
France and Australia (8 October 1977) - executive producer
Athens, Greece and the Ozarks (15 October 1977) - executive producer
Italy and Kitty Hawk, North Carolina (22 October 1977) - executive producer
Egypt and Sherwood Forest (29 October 1977) - executive producer
Spain and the Himalayas (5 November 1977) - executive producer
India and Israel (12 November 1977) - executive producer
Africa and San Francisco (19 November 1977) - executive producer
The Grand Canyon and Ireland (26 November 1977) - executive producer
Quebec and Baghdad (12 December 1977) - executive producer

"The Scooby-Doo/Dynomutt Hour" (16 episodes )
... aka "The Scooby-Doo Show" - USA (first part title)

High Rise Hair Raiser/Everyone Hyde! (11 September 1976) - executive producer
The Fiesta Host Is an Aztec Ghost/What Now, Lowbrow? (18 September 1976) - executive producer
The Gruesome Game of the Gator Ghoul/The Great Brain... Train Robbery (25 September 1976) - executive producer
Watt a Shocking Ghost/The Day and Night Crawler (2 October 1976) - executive producer
The Headless Horseman of Halloween/The Harbor Robber (9 October 1976) - executive producer
Scared a Lot in Camelot/Sinister Symphony (16 October 1976) - executive producer
The Harum Scarum Sanitarium/Don't Bug Superthug (23 October 1976) - executive producer
The No-Faced Zombie Chase/Factory Recall (30 October 1976) - executive producer
Mamba Wamba and the Voodoo Hoodoo/The Queen Hornet (6 November 1976) - executive producer
A Frightened Hound Meets Demons Underground/The Wizard of Ooze (13 November 1976) - executive producer
A Bum Steer for Scooby/Tin Kong (20 November 1976) - executive producer
There's a Demon Shark in the Foggy Dark/The Awful Ordeal with the Head of Steel (25 November 1976) - executive producer
Scooby Doo, Where's the Crew?/The Blue Falcon vs. the Red Vulture (27 November 1976) - executive producer
The Ghost That Sacked the Quarterback/The Injustice League of America (4 December 1976) - executive producer
The Ghost of the Bad Humor Man/The Lighter Than Air Raid (11 December 1976) - executive producer
The Spirits of '76/The Prophet Profits (18 December 1976) - executive producer

"Jabberjaw" (16 episodes )

Dr. Lo Has Got to Go (11 September 1976) - executive producer
There's No Place Like Outer Space (18 September 1976) - executive producer
Run, Jabber, Run (25 September 1976) - executive producer
Atlantis Get Lost (2 October 1976) - executive producer
The Sourpuss Octopus (9 October 1976) - executive producer
Hang Onto Your Hat, Jabber (16 October 1976) - executive producer
The Great Shark Switch (23 October 1976) - executive producer
Claim-Jumped Jabber (30 October 1976) - executive producer
Ali Jabber and the Secret Thieves (6 November 1976) - executive producer
Help, Help, It's the Phantom Kelp (13 November 1976) - executive producer
No Helpin' the Sculpin' (20 November 1976) - executive producer
The Bermuda Triangle Tangle (25 November 1976) - executive producer
Malice in Aqualand (27 November 1976) - executive producer
The Fast-Paced Chase Race (4 December 1976) - executive producer
The Piranha Plot (11 December 1976) - executive producer
There's No Heel Like El Eel (18 December 1976) - executive producer

"NBC Special Treat" (1 episode)

The Phantom Rebel (13 April 1976) - executive producer

"Hong Kong Phooey" (16 episodes )

Car Thieves/Zoo Story (7 September 1974) - executive producer
Iron Head, the Robot/Cotton Pickin' Pocket Picker (14 September 1974) - executive producer
Grandma Goody/Candle Power (21 September 1974) - executive producer
The Penthouse Burglaries/Batty Bank Mob (28 September 1974) - executive producer
The Voltage Villain/The Giggler (5 October 1974) - executive producer
The Gumdrop Kid/Professor Presto (12 October 1974) - executive producer
TV or Not TV/Stop Horsing Around (19 October 1974) - executive producer
Mirror, Mirror on the Wall/Great Movie Mystery (26 October 1974) - executive producer
The Claw/Hong Kong Phooey vs. Hong Kong Phooey (2 November 1974) - executive producer
The Abominable Snowman/Professor Crosshatch (9 November 1974) - executive producer
Goldfisher/Green Thumb (16 November 1974) - executive producer
From Bad to Verse/Kong and the Counterfeiters (23 November 1974) - executive producer
The Great Choo Choo Robbery/Patty Cake, Patty Cake, Bakery Man (30 November 1974) - executive producer
Mr. Tornado/The Little Crook Who Wasn't There (7 December 1974) - executive producer
Dr. Disguiso/The Incredible Mr. Shrink (14 December 1974) - executive producer
Comedy Cowboys (21 December 1974) - executive producer

"The Addams Family" (15 episodes )

Left in the Lurch (15 September 1973) - executive producer
Boola Boola (22 September 1973) - executive producer
Fastest Creepy Camper in the West (29 September 1973) - producer
The Mardi Gras Story (6 October 1973) - producer
Follow That Loaf of Bread (13 October 1973) - executive producer
Aloha Hoolamagoola (20 October 1973) - executive producer
The Reluctant Astronauts Trip to the Moon (27 October 1973) - executive producer
The Great Balloon Race (3 November 1973) - executive producer
Ghost Town (10 November 1973) - executive producer
The Circus Story (17 November 1973) - executive producer
The Addams Family at Sea (24 November 1973) - executive producer
The Voodoo Story (1 December 1973) - executive producer
The Roller Derby Story (8 December 1973) - executive producer
The Addams Family Goes West (15 December 1973) - executive producer
The Addams Family at the Kentucky Derby (22 December 1973) - executive producer

"Goober and the Ghost Chasers" (16 episodes )

Assignment: The Ahab Apparition (8 September 1973) - executive producer
Brush Up Your Shakespeare (15 September 1973) - executive producer
The Galloping Ghost (22 September 1973) - executive producer
The Singing Ghost (29 September 1973) - executive producer
The Ghost Ship (6 October 1973) - executive producer
Mummy Knows Best (13 October 1973) - executive producer
The Haunted Wax Museum (20 October 1973) - executive producer
Aloha Ghost (27 October 1973) - executive producer
The Wicked Witch Dog (3 November 1973) - executive producer
Venice Anyone? (10 November 1973) - executive producer
Go West Young Ghost, Go West (17 November 1973) - executive producer
A Hard Day's Knight (24 November 1973) - executive producer
Is Sherlock Holme? (1 December 1973) - executive producer
That Snow Ghost (8 December 1973) - executive producer
Inca Dinka Doo (15 December 1973) - executive producer
Old MacDonald Had a Ghost: Ee II Eeyow (22 December 1973) - executive producer

"Super Friends" (16 episodes )

The Power Pirate (8 September 1973) - executive producer
The Baffles Puzzle (15 September 1973) - executive producer
Professor Goodfellow's G.E.E.C. (22 September 1973) - executive producer
The Weather Maker (29 September 1973) - executive producer
Dr. Palagian's War (6 October 1973) - executive producer
The Shamon U (13 October 1973) - executive producer
Too Hot to Handle (20 October 1973) - executive producer
The Androids (27 October 1973) - executive producer
The Balloon People (3 November 1973) - executive producer
The Fantastic Frerps (10 November 1973) - executive producer
The Ultra Beam (17 November 1973) - executive producer
Menace of the White Dwarf (24 November 1973) - executive producer
The Mysterious Moles (1 December 1973) - executive producer
Gulliver's Gigantic Goof (8 December 1973) - executive producer
The Planet Splitter (15 December 1973) - executive producer
The Watermen (22 December 1973) - executive producer

"Yogi's Gang" (3 episodes )

Mr. Bigot (8 September 1973) - executive producer
Lotta Litter (24 November 1973) - executive producer
Mr. Hothead (15 December 1973) - executive producer

"The Roman Holidays" (2 episodes )

Hectic Holiday (14 October 1972) - producer , Director
Cyrano deHappius (2 December 1972) - producer , Director

"ABC Afterschool Specials" (4 episodes )

The Last of the Curlews (4 October 1972) - producer , Director
Cyrano (6 March 1974) - executive producer
Runaways (27 March 1974) - executive producer
The Crazy Comedy Concert (5 June 1974) - executive producer

"The ABC Saturday Superstar Movie" (8 episodes )
... aka "The New Saturday Superstar Movie" - USA (second season title)

Yogi's Ark Lark (16 September 1972) - producer , Director
Oliver and the Artful Dodger: Part 1 (21 October 1972) - producer , Director , Composer (as Denby Williams)
Oliver and the Artful Dodger: Part 2 (28 October 1972) - producer , Director , Composer (as Denby Williams)
The Adventures of Robin Hoodnik (4 November 1972) - producer , Director
Gidget Makes the Wrong Connection (18 November 1972) - executive producer
The Banana Splits in Hocus Pocus Park (25 November 1972) - producer , Director
Tabitha and Adam and the Clown Family (2 December 1972) - producer , Director
Lost in Space (8 September 1973) - executive producer

"Wait Till Your Father Gets Home" (48 episodes )

The Fling (12 September 1972) - executive producer
Alice's Dress (19 September 1972) - executive producer
The Hippie (26 September 1972) - executive producer
The Beach Vacation (3 October 1972) - executive producer
Help Wanted (10 October 1972) - executive producer
Love Story (17 October 1972) - executive producer
The Victim (24 October 1972) - executive producer
Chet's Job (31 October 1972) - executive producer
Chet's Fiancee (7 November 1972) - executive producer
The Mouse (14 November 1972) - executive producer
Duty Calls (21 November 1972) - executive producer
Expectant Papa (28 November 1972) - executive producer
The New Car (5 December 1972) - executive producer
The New House (12 December 1972) - executive producer
The Prowler (19 December 1972) - executive producer
Mama's Identity (26 December 1972) - executive producer
The Patient (2 January 1973) - executive producer
The Swimming Pool (9 January 1973) - executive producer
Sweet Sixteen (16 January 1973) - executive producer
The Commune (23 January 1973) - executive producer
Music Tycoon (30 January 1973) - executive producer
Accidents Will Happen (6 February 1973) - executive producer
Papa in New York (13 February 1973) - executive producer
The Neighbors (20 February 1973) - executive producer
Bringing Up Jamie (11 September 1973) - executive producer
The Lady Detective (18 September 1973) - executive producer
Permissive Papa (25 September 1973) - executive producer
The Boyles on TV (2 October 1973) - executive producer
My Wife, the Secretary (9 October 1973) - executive producer
Papa, the Housewife (16 October 1973) - executive producer
Jamie's Project (23 October 1973) - executive producer
Don for the Defense (6 November 1973) - executive producer
Alice's Diet (13 November 1973) - executive producer
Mama Loves Monty (20 November 1973) - executive producer
Alice's Crush (27 November 1973) - executive producer
Papa's Big Check (4 December 1973) - executive producer
Mama's Charity (11 December 1973) - executive producer
Chet's Pad (18 December 1973) - executive producer
Papa, the Coach (25 December 1973) - executive producer
Birdman Chet (1 January 1974) - executive producer
Back to Nature (8 January 1974) - executive producer
Alice's Freedom (15 January 1974) - executive producer
Don Knotts, the Beekeeper (22 January 1974) - executive producer
Maude Loves Papa (29 January 1974) - executive producer
Rich Little, Supersleuth (17 September 1974) - executive producer
Model Alice (24 September 1974) - executive producer
Marriage Counselor (1 October 1974) - executive producer
Car 54 (8 October 1974) - executive producer

"The Amazing Chan and the Chan Clan" (14 episodes )

The Crown Jewel Caper (9 September 1972) - producer , Director
To Catch a Pitcher (16 September 1972) - producer , Director
Will the Real Charlie Chan Please Stand Up? (23 September 1972) - producer , Director
The Phantom Sea Thief (30 September 1972) - producer , Director
Eye of the Idol (7 October 1972) - Director
The Fat Lady Caper (14 October 1972) - Director
Captain Kidd's Doubloons (21 October 1972) - Director
The Bronze Idol (28 October 1972) - Director
Double Trouble (4 November 1972) - Director
The Mardi Gras Caper (25 November 1972) - producer , Director
The Gypsy Caper (2 December 1972) - producer , Director
The Greek Caper (9 December 1972) - producer , Director
The White Elephant (16 December 1972) - producer , Director
The Chan Clan at Scotland Yard (30 December 1972) - producer , Director

"The New Scooby-Doo Movies" (24 episodes )

The Ghastly Ghost Town (9 September 1972) - producer , Director
The Dynamic Scooby Doo Affair (16 September 1972) - producer , Director
Wednesday Is Missing (23 September 1972) - producer , Director
The Frickert Fracas (30 September 1972) - producer , Director
Guess Who's Knott Coming to Dinner? (7 October 1972) - producer , Director
A Good Medium Is Rare (14 October 1972) - producer , Director
Sandy Duncan's Jekyll and Hyde (21 October 1972) - producer , Director
The Secret of Shark Island (28 October 1972) - producer , Director
The Spooky Fog (4 November 1972) - producer , Director
Scooby Doo Meets Laurel and Hardy (11 November 1972) - producer , Director
The Ghost of the Red Baron (18 November 1972) - producer , Director
The Ghostly Creep from the Deep (25 November 1972) - producer , Director
The Haunted Horseman in Hagglethorn Hall (2 December 1972) - producer , Director
The Phantom of the Country Music Hall (9 December 1972) - producer , Director
The Caped Crusader Caper (16 December 1972) - producer , Director
The Loch Ness Mess (23 December 1972) - producer , Director
Mystery of Haunted Island (8 September 1973) - producer
The Haunted Showboat (15 September 1973) - producer
Mystery in Persia (22 September 1973) - producer
The Spirited Spooked Sports Show (29 September 1973) - producer
The Exterminator (6 October 1973) - producer
The Weird Winds on Winona (13 October 1973) - producer
The Haunted Candy Factory (20 October 1973) - producer
Scooby-Doo Meets Dick Van Dyke (27 October 1973) - producer

"Love, American Style" (2 episodes )

Love and the Anxious Mama/Love and the Boomerang/Love and the Private Eye (28 January 1972) - producer , Director
Love and the Bachelor Party/Love and the Latin Lover/Love and the Old-Fashioned Father/Love and the Test of Manhood (11 February 1972) - producer (segment "Love and the Old-Fashioned Father") , Director (segment "Love and the Old-Fashioned Father")

"Help!... It's the Hair Bear Bunch!" (1 episode)

Gobs of Gobaloons (6 November 1971) - producer , Director

"The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show" (14 episodes )

Gridiron Girl Trouble (11 September 1971) - Director
Putty in Her Hands (18 September 1971) - Director
Frog for a Day (25 September 1971) - Director
The Golden Voice (2 October 1971) - Director
Daddy's Little Helper (9 October 1971) - Director
Focus Foolery (16 October 1971) - Director
Pebbles' Big Boast (23 October 1971) - Director
The Grand Prix Pebbles (30 October 1971) - Director
The Terrible Snorkosaurus (6 November 1971) - Director
Schleprock's New Image (13 November 1971) - Director
Coach Pebbles (20 November 1971) - Director
No Cash and Carry (27 November 1971) - Director
Wooly the Great (4 December 1971) - Director
Mayor May Not (11 December 1971) - Director

"Josie and the Pussycats" (16 episodes )

The Nemo's a No No Affair (12 September 1970) - producer
A Greenthumb Is Not a Goldfinger (19 September 1970) - producer
The Secret Six (26 September 1970) - producer
Swap Plot Flop (3 October 1970) - producer
Midas Mix-Up (10 October 1970) - producer
X Marks the Spot (17 October 1970) - producer
Chili Today and Hot Tamale (24 October 1970) - producer
Never Mind a Master Mind (31 October 1970) - producer
Plateau of the Apes Plot (7 November 1970) - producer
Strangemoon Over Miami (14 November 1970) - producer
All Wong in Hong Kong (21 November 1970) - producer
Melody Memory Mix-Up (28 November 1970) - producer
The Great Pussycat Chase (5 December 1970) - producer
Spy School Spoof (12 December 1970) - producer
Jumpin' Jupiter Affair (19 December 1970) - producer
Don't Count on a Countess (2 January 1971) - producer

"Where's Huddles?" (10 episodes )

The Old Swimming Hole (1 July 1970) - producer , Director
A Weighty Problem (8 July 1970) - producer , Director
The Ramblin' Wreck (15 July 1970) - producer , Director
The Offensives (22 July 1970) - producer , Director
Hot Dog Hannah (29 July 1970) - producer , Director
To Catch a Thief (5 August 1970) - producer , Director
Get That Letter Back (12 August 1970) - producer , Director
The Odd Trio (19 August 1970) - producer , Director
A Sticky Affair (26 August 1970) - producer , Director
One Man's Family (2 September 1970) - producer , Director

"Dastardly and Muttley in Their Flying Machines" (17 episodes )

Fur Out Furlough/Barn Dance/Hot Soup/Muttley on the Bounty/Sappy Birthday (13 September 1969) - producer , Director
Follow That Feather/Barber/Empty Hangar/What's New Old Bean/Operation Anvil (20 September 1969) - producer , Director
Sky Hi-IQ/Prop Wash/Carpet/The Marvelous Muttdini/A Plain Shortage of Planes (27 September 1969) - producer , Director
Barnstormers/Arnold/Pineapple Sundae/The New Mascot/The Bad Actor/Shape Up or Ship Out (4 October 1969) - producer , Director
Stop That Pigeon/Grease Job/Robot/The Big Topper/Zilly's a Dilly (11 October 1969) - producer , Director
The Cuckoo Patrol/Automatic Door/Airmail/Runway Stripe/The Masked Muttley/Pest Pilots (18 October 1969) - producer , Director
The Swiss Yelps/Eagle Beagle/Deep Reading/Shell Game/Slightly Loaded/Movie Stuntman (25 October 1969) - producer , Director
Fly by Knights/There's No Fool Like a Re-Fuel/Springtime/Dog's Life/Strange Equipment/Coonskin Caper (1 November 1969) - producer , Director
Movies Are Badder Than Ever/Home Sweet Homing Pigeon/The Elevator/Obedience School/The Aquanuts (8 November 1969) - producer , Director
Lens a Hand/Vacation Trip Trap/Parachute/Real Snapper/Leonardo De Muttley (15 November 1969) - producer , Director
Stop Which Pigeon?/Ceiling Zero Zero/Fast Freight/Home Run/Start Your Engines (22 November 1969) - producer , Director
Who's Who/Operation Birdbrain/Bowling Pin/Shrink Job/Ship Ahooey (29 November 1969) - producer , Director
Medal Muddle/Go South Young Pigeon/The Window Washer/Beach Blast/Admiral Bird Dog (6 December 1969) - producer , Director
Too Many Kooks/Ice See You/Echo/Rainmaker/Professor Muttley (13 December 1969) - producer , Director
Balmy Swami/Camouflage Hop-Aroo/Mop Up/Left Hanging/Wild Mutt Muttley (20 December 1969) - producer , Director
Have Plane Will Travel/Windy Windmill/Tough Break/The Ice Cream Tree/Astromutt (27 December 1969) - producer , Director
Plane Talk/Happy Bird Day/Boxing/Runaway Rug/Super Muttley (3 January 1970) - producer , Director

"The Perils of Penelope Pitstop" (17 episodes )

Jungle Jeopardy (13 September 1969) - producer , Director
The Terrible Trolley Trap (20 September 1969) - producer , Director
The Boardwalk Booby Trap (27 September 1969) - producer , Director
Wild West Peril (4 October 1969) - producer , Director
Carnival Calamity (11 October 1969) - producer , Director
The Treacherous Movie Lot Plot (18 October 1969) - producer , Director
Arabian Desert Danger (25 October 1969) - producer , Director
The Diabolical Department Store Danger (1 November 1969) - producer , Director
Hair Raising Harness Race (8 November 1969) - producer , Director
North Pole Peril (15 November 1969) - producer , Director
Tall Timber Treachery (22 November 1969) - producer , Director
Cross Country Double Cross (29 November 1969) - producer , Director
Big Bagdad Danger (6 December 1969) - producer , Director
Bad Fortune in a Chinese Fortune Cookie (13 December 1969) - producer , Director
Big Top Trap (20 December 1969) - producer , Director
Game of Peril (10 January 1970) - producer , Director
London Town Treachery (17 January 1970) - producer , Director

"Scooby Doo, Where Are You!" (25 episodes )

Bedlam in the Big Top (1 January 1969) - producer , Director
Decoy for a Dognapper (1 January 1969) - producer , Director
Go Away Ghost Ship (1 January 1969) - producer , Director
Mine Your Own Business (1 January 1969) - producer , Director
Scooby-Doo and a Mummy, Too (1 January 1969) - producer , Director
Spooky Space Kook (1 January 1969) - producer , Director
Which Witch Is Which? (1 January 1969) - producer , Director
What a Night for a Knight (13 September 1969) - producer , Director
A Clue for Scooby Doo (20 September 1969) - producer , Director
Hassle in the Castle (27 September 1969) - producer , Director
What the Hex Going On? (18 October 1969) - producer , Director
Never Ape an Ape Man (25 October 1969) - producer , Director
Foul Play in Funland (1 November 1969) - producer , Director
The Backstage Rage (8 November 1969) - producer , Director
A Gaggle of Galloping Ghosts (22 November 1969) - producer , Director
A Night of Fright Is No Delight (1 January 1970) - producer , Director
A Tiki Scare Is No Fair (1 January 1970) - producer , Director
Don't Fool with a Phantom (1 January 1970) - producer , Director
Haunted House Hang-Up (1 January 1970) - producer , Director
Jeepers, It's the Creeper (1 January 1970) - producer , Director
Mystery Mask Mix-Up (1 January 1970) - producer , Director
Nowhere to Hyde (1 January 1970) - producer , Director
Scooby's Night with a Frozen Fright (1 January 1970) - producer , Director
That's Snow Ghost (1 January 1970) - producer , Director
Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Werewolf? (1 January 1970) - producer , Director

"The Adventures of Gulliver" (1 episode)

The Forbidden Pool (12 October 1968) - producer , Director

"Today" (1 episode)
... aka "NBC News Today" - USA (promotional title)
... aka "The Today Show" - USA (alternative title)

Episode dated 24 September 1968 (24 September 1968) - Himself (as Bill Hanna)

"The New Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" (20 episodes )

The Magic Shillelah (15 September 1968) - executive producer
Huck of La Mancha (22 September 1968) - executive producer
The Terrible Tempered Kahleef (29 September 1968) - executive producer
The Little People (6 October 1968) - executive producer
Pirate Island (13 October 1968) - executive producer
The Last Labor of Hercules (20 October 1968) - executive producer
The Gorgon's Head (27 October 1968) - executive producer
Castle of Evil (3 November 1968) - executive producer
Hunting the Hunter (24 November 1968) - executive producer
The Curse of Thut (1 December 1968) - executive producer
The Ancient Valley (15 December 1968) - executive producer
Menace in the Ice (22 December 1968) - executive producer
The Eye of Doorgah (29 December 1968) - executive producer
Mission of Captain Mordecai (5 January 1969) - executive producer
The Jungle Adventure (19 January 1969) - executive producer
Son of the Sun (26 January 1969) - executive producer
Prophecy of Peril (2 February 1969) - executive producer
Strange Experiment (9 February 1969) - executive producer
The Conquistador Curse (16 February 1969) - executive producer
All Whirlpools Lead to Atlantis (23 February 1969) - executive producer

"Wacky Races" (17 episodes )

See-Saw to Arkansas/Creepy Trip to Lemon Twist (14 September 1968) - producer , Director
Why Oh Why Wyoming/Beat the Clock to Yellow Rock (21 September 1968) - producer , Director
Mish Mash Missouri Dash/Idaho a-Go-Go (28 September 1968) - producer , Director
The Baja-Ha-Ha Race/Real Gone Ape (5 October 1968) - producer , Director
Scout Scatter/Free Wheeling to Wheeling (12 October 1968) - producer , Director
By Rollercoaster to Upsan Downs/The Speedy Arkansas Traveller (19 October 1968) - producer , Director
The Zippy Mississippi Race/Traffic Jambalaya (26 October 1968) - producer , Director
Hot Race to Chillicothe/The Wrong Lumber Race (2 November 1968) - producer , Director
Rhode Island Road Race/The Great Cold Rush Race (9 November 1968) - producer , Director
Wacky Race to Ripsaw/Oils Well That Ends Well (16 November 1968) - producer , Director
Whizzin' to Washington/The Dipsy Doodle Desert Derby (23 November 1968) - producer , Director
Eeny Miny Missouri Go/The Super Silly Swamp Sprint (30 November 1968) - producer , Director
Dopey Dakota Derby/Dash to Delaware (7 December 1968) - producer , Director
Speeding for Smogland/Race Rally to Raleigh (14 December 1968) - producer , Director
Ballpoint, Penn., or Bust/Fast Track to Hackensack (21 December 1968) - producer , Director
The Ski Resort Road Race/Overseas Hi-Way Race (28 December 1968) - producer , Director
Race to Racine/The Carlsbad or Bust Bash (4 January 1969) - producer , Director

"Young Samson & Goliath" (20 episodes )

The Curse of Monatabu (9 September 1967) - producer , Director
The Aurora Borealis Creature (16 September 1967) - producer , Director
The Great Colossus (23 September 1967) - producer , Director
Cold Wind from Venus (30 September 1967) - producer , Director
The SSX-19 (7 October 1967) - producer , Director
Operation Peril (14 October 1967) - producer , Director
The Secret of Evil Island (21 October 1967) - producer , Director
The Monsteroids (28 October 1967) - producer , Director
The Idol Rama-Keesh (4 November 1967) - producer , Director
Salamandro (11 November 1967) - producer , Director
Baron Von Skull (18 November 1967) - producer , Director
Moon Rendezvous (25 November 1967) - producer , Director
The Lost City of the Dragon Men (2 December 1967) - producer , Director
The Colossal Coral Creature (9 December 1967) - producer , Director
Zuran's Creature (16 December 1967) - producer , Director
The Dome (23 December 1967) - producer , Director
Nerod (30 December 1967) - producer , Director
The Terrible Dr. Desto (6 January 1968) - producer , Director
From out of the Deep (13 January 1968) - producer , Director
Thing from the Black Mountains (20 January 1968) - producer , Director

"Fantastic 4" (10 episodes )

Menace of the Mole Man (9 September 1967) - producer , Director
Diablo (16 September 1967) - Director
Invasion of the Super Skrulls (30 September 1967) - producer , Director
Klaws (7 October 1967) - producer , Director
Prisoners of Planet X (14 October 1967) - producer , Director
It Started on Yancy Street (21 October 1967) - producer , Director
Rama-Tut (9 November 1967) - Director
Demon of the Deep (11 November 1967) - producer , Director
Danger in the Depths (18 November 1967) - producer , Director
Galactus (16 December 1967) - producer , Director

"A Laurel and Hardy Cartoon" (20 episodes )

Can't Keep a Secret Agent (10 September 1966) - producer , Director
How Green Was My Lawn Mower (10 September 1966) - producer , Director
Mutt Tur (10 September 1966) - producer , Director
Missile Hassle (17 September 1966) - producer , Director
No Moose Is a Good Moose (17 September 1966) - producer , Director
Prairie Panicked (17 September 1966) - producer , Director
False Alarms (24 September 1966) - producer , Director
High Fly Guys (24 September 1966) - producer , Director
The Bullnick (24 September 1966) - producer , Director
Ball Maul (1 October 1966) - producer , Director
Handle with Care (1 October 1966) - producer , Director
Hillbilly Bully (1 October 1966) - producer , Director
Babes in Sea Land (8 October 1966) - producer , Director
Sitting Roomers (8 October 1966) - producer , Director
You & Your Big Mouse (8 October 1966) - producer , Director
Hot Rod Hardy (15 October 1966) - producer , Director
Rocket Wreckers (15 October 1966) - producer , Director
Rome Roamers (15 October 1966) - producer , Director
Crash & Carry (22 October 1966) - producer , Director
Defective Story (22 October 1966) - producer , Director

"The Magilla Gorilla Show" (1 episode)

Camp Scamps (25 September 1965) - Director

"Sinbad Jr." (82 episodes )

Drubbers (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Ronstermon (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Rok Around the Rock (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Sinbad Jr. and the Moon Rocket (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Belt, Buckle and Boom (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Tiny Tenniputians (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Big Bully Blubbo Behaves (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Belted About (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
The Gold Must Go Through (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Big Deal Seal (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Jekyll and Hyde (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Birdnapper (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Turnabout is Foul Play (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Kooky Spooky (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Jack and the Giant (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Moon Madness (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Elephant on Ice (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Big Belt Bungler (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Woodchopper Stopper (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Sizemograph Laugh (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Typical Bad Night (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Look Out, Lookout (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Arabian Knights (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Caveman Daze (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Captain Sly (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Circus Hi Jinks (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
The Monster Mosquito (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Railroad Ruckus (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Sinbad Jr. and the Master Weapon (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Blubbos Goose Goof (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Blubbo Goes Ape (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Sea Serpent Secret (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Treasure of the Pyramids (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Sizemodoodle Poodle (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Gold Mine Muddle (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Hello Dolphin (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Cry Sheep (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Wacky Walrus (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Super Duper Duplicator (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Way Out Mahout (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Gaucho Blubbo (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
The Good Deed Steed (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Sinbad Jr. and the Mighty Magnet (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Knight Fright (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Teahouse Louse (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Vulture Culture (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Trap Happy Trapper (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Wild Wax Works (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
The Adventure of Dragon Drubbers (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Boat Race Ace (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
My Fair Mermaid (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Sea Horse Laughs (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Irish Stew (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Sinbad Jr. and the Counterfeiters (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Whale of a Tale (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Rainmaker Fakers (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Wicked Whirlpool (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Frozen Fracas (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Tin Can Man (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Hypnotized Guys (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
The Menace of Venice (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Sea Going Penguin (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Magic Belt Factory (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Sunken Treasure (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Dodo a Go Go (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Invisible Villain (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Ride'em Sinbad (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Evil Wizard (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Cookie Caper (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Sad Gladiator (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Daze of Old (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
The Truth Hurts (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Killer Diller (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Fly by Knight (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Surfboard Bully (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Hot Rod Salty (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Paleface Race (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
About Ben Blubbo (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Faces from Space (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Mad Mad Movies (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Bat Brain (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Bird God (1 January 1965) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)

"Jonny Quest" (26 episodes )

The Mystery of the Lizard Men (18 September 1964) - producer , Director , Writer (writer)
Arctic Splashdown (25 September 1964) - producer , Director
The Curse of Anubis (2 October 1964) - producer , Director
Pursuit of the Po-Ho (9 October 1964) - producer , Director
The Riddle of the Gold (16 October 1964) - producer , Director
Treasure of the Temple (23 October 1964) - producer , Director
Calcutta Adventure (30 October 1964) - producer , Director
The Robot Spy (6 November 1964) - producer , Director
Double Danger (13 November 1964) - producer , Director
Shadow of the Condor (20 November 1964) - producer , Director
Skull and Double Crossbones (27 November 1964) - producer , Director
The Dreadful Doll (4 December 1964) - producer , Director
A Small Matter of Pygmies (11 December 1964) - producer , Director
Dragons of Ashida (18 December 1964) - producer , Director
Turu the Terrible (24 December 1964) - producer , Director
The Fraudulent Volcano (31 December 1964) - producer , Director
Werewolf of the Timberland (7 January 1965) - producer , Director
Pirates from Below (14 January 1965) - producer , Director
Attack of the Tree People (21 January 1965) - producer , Director
The Invisible Monster (29 January 1965) - producer , Director
The Devil's Tower (4 February 1965) - producer , Director
The Quetong Missile Mystery (11 February 1965) - producer , Director
The House of Seven Gargoyles (18 February 1965) - producer , Director
Terror Island (24 February 1965) - producer , Director
Monster in the Monastery (4 March 1965) - producer , Director
The Sea Haunt (11 March 1965) - producer , Director

"The Jetsons" (28 episodes )

Rosey the Robot (23 September 1962) - producer , Director
A Date with Jet Screamer (30 September 1962) - producer , Director
Jetsons Nite Out (7 October 1962) - producer , Director
The Space Car (14 October 1962) - producer , Director
The Coming of Astro (21 October 1962) - producer , Director
The Good Little Scouts (28 October 1962) - producer , Director
The Flying Suit (4 November 1962) - producer , Director
Rosey's Boyfriend (11 November 1962) - producer , Director
Elroy's TV Show (18 November 1962) - producer , Director
Uniblab (25 November 1962) - producer , Director
A Visit from Grandpa (2 December 1962) - producer , Director
Astro's Top Secret (9 December 1962) - producer , Director
Las Venus (16 December 1962) - producer , Director
Elroy's Pal (23 December 1962) - producer , Director
Test Pilot (30 December 1962) - producer , Director
Millionaire Astro (6 January 1963) - producer , Director
The Little Man (13 January 1963) - producer , Director
Jane's Driving Lesson (20 January 1963) - producer , Director
G.I. Jetson (27 January 1963) - producer , Director
Miss Solar System (3 February 1963) - producer , Director
Private Property (10 February 1963) - producer , Director
Dude Planet (17 February 1963) - producer , Director
TV or Not TV (24 February 1963) - producer , Director
Elroy's Mob (3 March 1963) - producer , Director
Elroy in Wonderland (22 October 1985) - executive producer
The Swiss Family Jetson (23 October 1985) - executive producer
A Jetson Christmas Carol (13 December 1985) - executive producer
Invisibly Yours, George (27 October 1987) - executive producer

"Lippy the Lion and Hardy Har Har" (3 episodes )

Watermelon Felon (9 September 1962) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Scare to Spare (17 September 1962) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)
Kidnap Trap (24 December 1962) - producer (uncredited) , Director (uncredited)

"Top Cat" (30 episodes )

Hawaii Here We Come (27 September 1961) - producer , Director
The Maharajah of Pookajee (4 October 1961) - producer , Director
All That Jazz (11 October 1961) - producer , Director
The $1,000,000 Derby (14 October 1961) - producer , Director
The Violin Player (25 October 1961) - producer , Director
The Missing Heir (28 October 1961) - producer , Director
Top Cat Falls in Love (8 November 1961) - producer , Director
A Visit from Mother (11 November 1961) - producer , Director
Naked Town (18 November 1961) - producer , Director
Sergeant Top Cat (29 November 1961) - producer , Director
Choo Choo's Romance (6 December 1961) - producer , Director
The Unscratchables (13 December 1961) - producer , Director
Rafeefleas (20 December 1961) - producer , Director
The Tycoon (27 December 1961) - producer , Director
The Case of the Absent Anteater (10 January 1962) - producer , Director
The Long Hot Winter (13 January 1962) - producer , Director
T.C. Minds the Baby (17 January 1962) - producer , Director
Farewell, Mr. Dibble (24 January 1962) - producer , Director
The Grand Tour (31 January 1962) - producer , Director
The Golden Fleecing (7 February 1962) - producer , Director
Space Monkey (14 February 1962) - producer , Director
The Late T.C. (21 February 1962) - producer , Director
Dibble's Birthday (28 February 1962) - producer , Director
Choo Choo Goes Ga-Ga (7 March 1962) - producer , Director
King for a Day (14 March 1962) - producer , Director
The Con Men (21 March 1962) - producer , Director
Dibble Breaks the Record (28 March 1962) - producer , Director
Dibble Sings Again (4 April 1962) - producer , Director
Griswald (11 April 1962) - producer , Director
Dibble's Double (18 April 1962) - producer , Director

"The Yogi Bear Show" (33 episodes )

Oinks and Boinks/Major Operation/Out of Luck Duck (30 January 1961) - producer , Director
Booby Trapped Bear/Feud for Thought/Hop, Duck and Listen (6 February 1961) - producer , Director
Gleesome Threesome/Live and Lion/Dog Flight (13 February 1961) - producer , Director
A Bear Pair/Fraidy Cat Lion/Easter Duck (20 February 1961) - producer , Director
Spy Guy/Royal Ruckus/Foxy Duck (27 February 1961) - producer , Director
Do or Diet/The Roaring Lion/Railroaded Duck (6 March 1961) - producer , Director
Bears and Bees/Paws for Applause/Duck Hunting (13 March 1961) - producer , Director
Biggest Show-Off on Earth/Knights and Daze/Whistle-Stop and Go (20 March 1961) - producer , Director
Genial Genie/The Gangsters All Here/Duck the Music (27 March 1961) - producer , Director
Cub Scout Boo Boo/Having a Bowl/School Fool (3 April 1961) - producer , Director
Home Sweet Jellystone/Diaper Desperado/Oh Duckter (10 April 1961) - producer , Director
Love-Bugged Bear/Arrow Error/It's a Duck's Life (17 April 1961) - producer , Director
Bearface Disguise/Twice Shy/Happy Birthdaze (24 April 1961) - producer , Director
Slap Happy Birthday/Cloak and Stagger/Horse Collared (1 May 1961) - producer , Director
A Bear Living/Remember Your Lions/Ha-Choo to You! (8 May 1961) - producer , Director
Disguise and Gals/Remember the Daze/Foxy Proxy (15 May 1961) - producer , Director
Touch and Go-Go-Go/Express Trained Lion/Count to Tenant (16 September 1961) - producer , Director
Acrobatty Yogi/Jangled Jungle/Shrunken Headache (23 September 1961) - producer , Director
Ring-a-Ding Picnic Basket/Lion Tracks/The Most Ghost (30 September 1961) - producer , Director
Iron Hand Jones/Fight Fright/Stamp Scamp (7 October 1961) - producer , Director
Yogi's Pest Guest/Lions Share Sheriff/All's Well That Eats Well (14 October 1961) - producer , Director
Missile Bound Yogi/Cagey Lion/Foxy Friends (21 October 1961) - producer , Director
Loco Locomotive/Charge That Lion/Mad Mix Up (28 October 1961) - producer , Director
Missile-Bound Bear/Be My Ghost/Beach Brawl (4 November 1961) - producer , Director
A Wooin' Bruin/Spring Hits a Snag/Duck Seasoning (11 November 1961) - producer , Director
Yogi in the City/Legal Eagle Lion/Hasty Tasty (18 November 1961) - producer , Director
Queen Bee for a Day/Don't Know It Poet/Nobody Home Duck (25 November 1961) - producer , Director
Batty Bear/Tail Wag Snag/Dog Pounded (2 December 1961) - producer , Director
Droop-a-Long Yogi/Rent and Rave/Witch Duckter (9 December 1961) - producer , Director
Threadbare Bear/Footlight Fright/Full Course Meal (16 December 1961) - producer , Director
Ice Box Raider/One Two Many/Baddie Buddies (23 December 1961) - producer , Director
Bear Foot Soldiers/Royal Rodent/Judo Ex-Expert (30 December 1961) - producer , Director
Yogi's Birthday Party (6 January 1962) - producer , Director

"Perry Como's Kraft Music Hall" (1 episode)
... aka "The Perry Como Show" - USA (original title)

Episode dated 7 December 1960 (7 December 1960) - Soundtrack (lyrics: "Quick Draw McGraw" (uncredited))

"The Flintstones" (167 episodes )

The Flagstones (1 May 1960) - Director (uncredited)
The Flintstone Flyer (30 September 1960) - producer , Director
Hot Lips Hannigan (7 October 1960) - producer , Director
The Swimming Pool (14 October 1960) - producer , Director
No Help Wanted (21 October 1960) - producer , Director
The Split Personality (28 October 1960) - producer , Director
The Monster from the Tar Pits (4 November 1960) - producer , Director
The Babysitters (11 November 1960) - producer , Director
At the Races (18 November 1960) - producer , Director
The Engagement Ring (25 November 1960) - producer , Director
Hollyrock, Here I Come (2 December 1960) - producer , Director
The Golf Champion (9 December 1960) - producer , Director
The Sweepstakes Ticket (16 December 1960) - producer , Director
The Drive - In (23 December 1960) - producer , Director
The Prowler (30 December 1960) - producer , Director
The Girls Night Out (6 January 1961) - producer , Director
Arthur Quarry's Dance Class (13 January 1961) - producer , Director
The Big Bank Robbery (20 January 1961) - producer , Director
The Snorkasaurus Hunter (27 January 1961) - producer , Director
The Hot Piano (3 February 1961) - producer , Director
The Hypnotist (10 February 1961) - producer , Director
Love Letters on the Rocks (17 February 1961) - producer , Director
The Tycoon (24 February 1961) - Director
The Astra' Nuts (4 March 1961) - Director
The Long, Long Weekend (10 March 1961) - Director
In the Dough (17 March 1961) - Director
The Good Scout (24 March 1961) - producer , Director
Rooms for Rent (31 March 1961) - producer , Director
Fred Flintstone: Before and After (7 April 1961) - producer , Director
The Hit Song Writers (15 September 1961) - Director
Droop Along Flintstone (22 September 1961) - Director
The Missing Bus (29 September 1961) - Director
Alvin Brickrock Presents (6 October 1961) - Director
Fred Flintstone Woos Again (13 October 1961) - Director
The Rock Quarry Story (20 October 1961) - Director
The Soft Touchables (27 October 1961) - Director
Flintstone of Prinstone (3 November 1961) - Director
The Little White Lie (10 November 1961) - Director
Social Climbers (17 November 1961) - Director
The Beauty Contest (1 December 1961) - Director
The Masquerade Ball (8 December 1961) - Director
The Picnic (15 December 1961) - Director
The House Guest (22 December 1961) - Director
The X-Ray Story (29 December 1961) - Director
The Gambler (5 January 1962) - Director
A Star Is Almost Born (12 January 1962) - Director
The Entertainer (19 January 1962) - Director
Wilma's Vanishing Money (26 January 1962) - Director
Feudin' and Fussin' (2 February 1962) - Director
Impractical Joker (9 February 1962) - Director
Operation Barney (16 February 1962) - Director
The Happy Household (23 February 1962) - producer , Director
Fred Strikes Out (2 March 1962) - Director
This Is Your Lifesaver (9 March 1962) - Director
Trouble-In-Law (16 March 1962) - Director
The Mailman Cometh (23 March 1962) - Director
The Rock Vegas Story (30 March 1962) - Director
Divided We Sail (6 April 1962) - producer , Director
Kleptomaniac Caper (13 April 1962) - producer , Director
Latin Lover (20 April 1962) - Director
Take Me Out to the Ball Game (30 April 1962) - producer , Director
Dino Goes Hollyrock (14 September 1962) - Director
Fred's New Boss (21 September 1962) - Director
Barney the Invisible (28 September 1962) - producer , Director
Bowling Ballet (5 October 1962) - producer , Director
The Twitch (12 October 1962) - producer , Director
Here's Snow in Your Eyes (19 October 1962) - producer , Director
The Buffalo Convention (26 October 1962) - Director
Baby Barney (9 November 1962) - Director
The Little Stranger (9 November 1962) - producer , Director
Hawaiian Escapade (16 November 1962) - producer , Director
Ladies' Day (23 November 1962) - producer , Director
Nuttin' But the Tooth (30 November 1962) - producer , Director
High School Fred (7 December 1962) - producer , Director
Dial S for Suspicion (14 December 1962) - producer , Director
Flash Gun Freddie (21 December 1962) - producer , Director
The Kissing Burglar (4 January 1963) - producer , Director
Wilma, the Maid (11 January 1963) - producer , Director
The Hero (18 January 1963) - producer , Director
The Surprise (25 January 1963) - producer , Director
Mother-In-Law's Visit (1 February 1963) - producer , Director
Foxy Grandma (8 February 1963) - producer , Director
Fred's New Job (15 February 1963) - producer , Director
The Blessed Event (22 February 1963) - producer , Director
Carry On, Nurse Fred (1 March 1963) - producer , Director
Ventriloquist Barney (8 March 1963) - producer , Director
The Big Move (22 March 1963) - producer , Director
Swedish Visitors (29 March 1963) - producer , Director
The Birthday Party (5 April 1963) - producer , Director
Ann-Margrock Presents (19 September 1963) - Director , Soundtrack (writer: "The Littlest Lamb")
Gloom Groom (26 September 1963) - producer , Director
Little Bamm-Bamm (3 October 1963) - Director
Dino Disappears (10 October 1963) - producer , Director
Fred's Monkeyshines (17 October 1963) - producer , Director
The Flintstone Canaries (24 October 1963) - producer , Director
Glue for Two (31 October 1963) - producer , Director
Big League Freddie (7 November 1963) - Director
Old Lady Betty (14 November 1963) - producer , Director
Sleep On, Sweet Fred (21 November 1963) - Director
Kleptomaniac Pebbles (28 November 1963) - Director
Daddy's Little Beauty (5 December 1963) - producer , Director
Daddies Anonymous (12 December 1963) - Director
Peek-a-Boo Camera (19 December 1963) - Director
Once Upon a Coward (26 December 1963) - Director
Ten Little Flintstones (2 January 1964) - Director
Fred el Terrifico (9 January 1964) - Director
Flintstone Hillbillies (16 January 1964) - producer , Director
Flintstone and the Lion (23 January 1964) - Director
Cave Scout Jamboree (30 January 1964) - producer , Director
Room for Two (6 February 1964) - Director
Ladies' Night at the Lodge (13 February 1964) - Director
Reel Trouble (20 February 1964) - Director
Son of Rockzilla (27 February 1964) - Director
Bachelor Daze (5 March 1964) - Director
Operation Switchover (12 March 1964) - Director
Hop Happy (17 September 1964) - Director
Monster Fred (24 September 1964) - producer , Director
Itty Biddy Freddy (1 October 1964) - Director
Pebbles' Birthday Party (8 October 1964) - Director
Bedrock Rodeo Round-Up (15 October 1964) - Director
Cinderella Stone (22 October 1964) - Director
A Haunted House Is Not a Home (29 October 1964) - Director
Dr. Sinister (5 November 1964) - producer , Director
The Gruesomes (12 November 1964) - Director
The Most Beautiful Baby in Bedrock (19 November 1964) - Director
Dino and Juliet (26 November 1964) - Director
King for a Night (3 December 1964) - Director
Indianrockolis 500 (10 December 1964) - Director
Adobe Dick (17 December 1964) - Director
Christmas Flintstone (25 December 1964) - producer , Director
Fred's Flying Lesson (1 January 1965) - Director
Fred's Second Car (8 January 1965) - Director
Time Machine (15 January 1965) - Director
The Hatrocks and the Gruesomes (22 January 1965) - Director
Moonlight and Maintenance (29 January 1965) - Director
Sheriff for a Day (5 February 1965) - Director
Deep in the Heart of Texarock (12 February 1965) - Director
The Rolls Rock Caper (19 February 1965) - Director
Superstone (26 February 1965) - Director
Fred Meets Hercurock (5 March 1965) - producer , Director
Surfin' Fred (12 March 1965) - Director
No Biz Like Show Biz (17 September 1965) - producer , Director
The House That Fred Built (24 September 1965) - Director
The Return of Stony Curtis (1 October 1965) - Director
Disorder in the Court (8 October 1965) - Director
Circus Business (15 October 1965) - Director
Samantha (22 October 1965) - Director
The Great Gazoo (29 October 1965) - Director
Rip Van Flintstone (5 November 1965) - Director
The Gravelberry Pie King (12 November 1965) - Director
The Stonefinger Caper (19 November 1965) - Director
The Masquerade Party (26 November 1965) - Director
Shinrock-A-Go-Go (3 December 1965) - producer , Director
Royal Rubble (10 December 1965) - Director
Seeing Doubles (17 December 1965) - Director
How to Pick a Fight with Your Wife Without Really Trying (7 January 1966) - Director
Fred Goes Ape (14 January 1966) - Director
The Long, Long, Long Weekend (21 January 1966) - Director
Two Men on a Dinosaur (4 February 1966) - Director
The Treasure of Sierra Madrock (11 February 1966) - Director
Curtain Call at Bedrock (18 February 1966) - Director
Boss for a Day (25 February 1966) - Director
Fred's Island (4 March 1966) - Director
Jealousy (11 March 1966) - Director
Dripper (18 March 1966) - Director
My Fair Freddy (25 March 1966) - Director
The Story of Rocky's Raiders (1 April 1966) - Director

"Quick Draw McGraw" (26 episodes )

Baby Rattled/Million Dollar Robbery/Lamb Chopped (28 September 1959) - producer , Director
Bad Guy's Disguise/Puss and Booty/High and Flighty (5 October 1959) - producer , Director
Nag Nag Nag/Masking for Trouble/Switch Witch (12 October 1959) - producer , Director
Fee Fi Fo Fumble/Augie the Watch Dog/Bow-Wow Bandit (19 October 1959) - producer , Director
Scat, Scout, Scat/Disappearing, Inc./Big Top Pop (26 October 1959) - producer , Director
In the Picnic of Time/Scary Prairie/Desperate Diamond Dimwits (2 November 1959) - producer , Director
Slippery Glass Slipper/Talk it Up Pup/El Kabong (9 November 1959) - producer , Director
Choo-Choo Chumps/Big Diaper Caper/Good Mouse Keeping (16 November 1959) - producer , Director
Foxhound Hounded Fox/Riverboat Shuffled/Masquerader Raider (23 November 1959) - producer , Director
Real Gone Ghosts/Skunk You Very Much/Cattle Battle Rattled (30 November 1959) - producer , Director
Double Barrel Double/Flea and Me/Tee Vee or Not Tee Vee (7 December 1959) - producer , Director
Pop's Nature Pup/City Slicker/Not So Dummy (14 December 1959) - producer , Director
Motor Knows Best/Whatever Goes Pup/El Kabong Strikes Again (21 December 1959) - producer , Director
Six Gun Spook/Cloudy Rowdy/Pup Plays Pop (28 December 1959) - producer , Director
Cat Happy Pappy/Sagebrush Brush/Adventure Is My Hobby (4 January 1960) - producer , Director
Gopher Goofers/Pipsqueak Pop/Gun Gone Goons (11 January 1960) - producer , Director
Dizzy Desperado/Monkey Wrenched/Fan Clubbed (18 January 1960) - producer , Director
Gone to the Ducks/Doggone Prairie Dog/Impossible Imposters (25 January 1960) - producer , Director
Snap Happy Saps/Ro-Butler/Treasure of El Kabong (1 February 1960) - producer , Director
Bronco Bustin' Boobs/The Case of the Purloined Parrot/Mars Little Precious (8 February 1960) - producer , Director
Crow Cronies/Locomotive Loco/The Lion is Busy (15 February 1960) - producer , Director
Doggone Dog Done/Swat's the Matter/Elephant Boy Oh Boy (22 February 1960) - producer , Director
The Lyin' Lion/Laughing Guess/Fuss an' Feathers (29 February 1960) - producer , Director
Peck o' Trouble/Bull Leave Me/Poodle-Toodle-oo! (7 March 1960) - producer , Director
Hula Hula Hulabaloo/Hum Sweet Hum/Kabong Kabong's Kabong (14 March 1960) - producer , Director
Chopping Spree/Wild Man Wild!/Snagglepuss (21 March 1960) - producer , Director

"The Huckleberry Hound Show" (69 episodes )

Huckleberry Hound Meets Wee Willy/Cousin Tex/Yogi Bear's Big Break (2 October 1958) - producer , Director
Lion-Hearted Huck/Judo Jack/Slumber Party Smarty (9 October 1958) - producer , Director
Tricky Trapper/Kit Kat Kit/Pie-Pirates (16 October 1958) - producer , Director
Sir Huckleberry Hound/Jinks' Mice Device/Big Bad Bully (23 October 1958) - producer , Director
Sheriff Huckleberry/Pistol Packin' Pirate/Foxy Hound-Dog (30 October 1958) - producer , Director
Rustler Hustler Huck/Scaredycat Dog/The Brave Little Brave (6 November 1958) - producer , Director
Freeway Patrol/Little Bird-Mouse/Tally Ho Ho Ho (13 November 1958) - producer , Director
Cock-A Doodle Huck/Jiggers... It's Jinks!/High Fly Guy (20 November 1958) - producer , Director
Two Corny Crows/The Ghost with the Most/Baffled Bear (27 November 1958) - producer , Director
The Ace of Space/Big Brave Bear (4 December 1958) - producer , Director
Fireman Huck/Jinks Junior (11 December 1958) - producer , Director
Dragon-Slayer Huck/The Stout Trout (18 December 1958) - producer , Director
Jinks the Butler/The Buzzin' Bear (25 December 1958) - producer , Director
Hookey Daze/Jinks' Flying Carpet (1 January 1959) - producer , Director
Skeeter Trouble/The Runaway Bear (8 January 1959) - producer , Director
Puppet Pals/Be My Guest Pest (15 January 1959) - producer , Director
Sheep-Shape Sheepherder/Mark of the Mouse (22 January 1959) - producer , Director
Barbecue Hound/Duck in Luck (29 January 1959) - producer , Director
Dinky Jinks/Bear on a Picnic (5 February 1959) - producer , Director
Hokum Smokum/Hypnotize Surprise (12 February 1959) - producer , Director
Bird House Blues/Prize Fight Fright (19 February 1959) - producer , Director
Postman Panic/Nice Mice/Brainy Bear (26 February 1959) - producer , Director
Ski Champ Chump/King-Size Surprise/Robin Hood Yogi (5 March 1959) - producer , Director
Lion Tamer Huck/Cat-Nap Cat/Daffy Daddy (12 March 1959) - producer , Director
Little Red Riding Huck/Mouse-Nappers/Scooter Looter (19 March 1959) - producer , Director
The Tough Little Termite/Boxing Buddy/Hide and Go Peek (26 March 1959) - producer , Director
Show Biz Bear/Hi Fido/Ten Pin Alley (14 September 1959) - producer , Director
Lullabye-Bye Bear/Rapid Robot/Grim Pilgrim (21 September 1959) - producer , Director
Bear Face Bear/Sour Puss/Jolly Roger and Out (28 September 1959) - producer , Director
Papa Yogi/King Size Poodle/Somebody's Lion (26 October 1959) - producer , Director
Stranger Ranger/Mighty Mite/A Bully Dog (2 November 1959) - producer , Director
Rah Rah Bear/Bird Brained Cat/Nottingham and Yeggs (23 November 1959) - producer , Director
Bear for Punishment/Batty Bat/Huck the Giant Killer (30 November 1959) - producer , Director
Oinks and Boinks (12 December 1959) - producer , Director
Nowhere Bear/Lend-Lease Meece/Cop and Saucer (21 December 1959) - producer , Director
Windup Bear/A Good Good Fairy/Pony Boy Huck (28 December 1959) - producer , Director
Bewitched Bear/Heavens to Jinksie/Pet Vet (18 January 1960) - producer , Director
Hoodwinked Bear/Goldfish Fever/Picadilly Dilly (25 January 1960) - producer , Director
Snow White Bear/Pushy Cat/Wiki Waki Huck (15 February 1960) - producer , Director
Space Bear/Puss in Boats/Huck's Hack (22 February 1960) - producer , Director
Spud Dud/High Jinks/Tricks and Treats (11 September 1960) - producer , Director
Legion Bound Hound/Price for Mice/Hokey Dokey (18 September 1960) - producer , Director
Science Friction/Plutocrat Cat/Lamb-Basted Wolf (25 September 1960) - producer , Director
Nuts Over Mutts/Pied Piper Pipe/Which Witch Is Witch (2 October 1960) - producer , Director
Knight School/Woo for Two/Pick a Chick (9 October 1960) - producer , Director
Huck Hound's Tale/Party Peeper Jinks/Robot Plot (16 October 1960) - producer , Director
The Unmasked Avenger/A Wise Quack/Boobs in the Woods (23 October 1960) - producer , Director
Hillbilly Huck/Missile Bound Cat/Castle Hassle (30 October 1960) - producer , Director
Fast Gun Huck/Kind to Meeces Week/Booty on the Bounty (6 November 1960) - producer , Director
Astro-nut Huck/Crew Cat/Hokey in the Pokey (13 November 1960) - producer , Director
Huck and Ladder/Jinksed Jinks/Who's Zoo (20 November 1960) - producer , Director
Lawman Huck/Light Headed Cat/Dogged Sheep Dog (27 November 1960) - producer , Director
Cluck and Dagger/Mouse for Rent/Too Much to Bear (4 December 1960) - producer , Director
Caveman Huck/Jinks' Jinx/Movies Are Bitter Than Ever (18 August 1961) - producer , Director
Huck of the Irish/Fresh Heir/Poached Yeggs (25 August 1961) - producer , Director
Jungle Bungle/Strong Mouse/Rushing Wolf Hound (1 September 1961) - producer , Director
Bullfighter Huck/Bombay Mouse/The Glass Sneaker (8 September 1961) - producer , Director
Ben Huck/Mouse Trapped/Indian Giver (15 September 1961) - producer , Director
Huck de Paree/Magician Jinks/Chock Full Chuck Wagon (22 September 1961) - producer , Director
Bars and Stripes/Meece Missiles/Bring 'Em Back a Live One (29 September 1961) - producer , Director
Scrubby Brush Man/Homeless Jinks/A Star Is Bored (6 October 1961) - producer , Director
Two for Tee Vee/Home Flea/West of the Pesos (13 October 1961) - producer , Director
Phony-O and Juliet (20 October 1961) - producer , Director
Hokey's Missing Millions (27 October 1961) - producer , Director
Loot to Boot (3 November 1961) - producer , Director
Guesting Games (10 November 1961) - producer , Director
Sick Sense (17 November 1961) - producer , Director
Aladdin's Lamb Chops (24 November 1961) - producer , Director
Bean Pod'ners (1 December 1961) - producer , Director

"Tom and Jerry" (1 episode)

Puss Gets the Boot (1 December 1940) - Director (uncredited)

"The Banana Splits Adventure Hour" (8 episodes )
... aka "The Banana Splits and Friends Show" - USA (syndication title)

Joining of the Knights (????) - executive producer
The Jewel of India (????) - executive producer
The Littlest Musketeer (????) - executive producer
The Ransom (????) - executive producer
The Ring (????) - executive producer
The Wizard Ramnizar (????) - executive producer
The Great Gold Robbery (????) - executive producer
A Fair Day for Tooly (1 January 1969) - executive producer

"The Herculoids" (1 episode)

The Gladiators of Kyanite/Temple of Trax (????) - producer , Director , composer (theme music) (uncredited)

"Shirt Tales" (23 episodes )

Elephant on the Loose/The Big Foot Incident (????) - executive producer
The Case of the Golden Armor/Crumpling's Circus Caper (????) - executive producer
Shirt Napped/Game Masters (????) - executive producer
Bogey Goes Ape/Digger's Three Wishes (????) - executive producer
Brass Bogey/The Forbidden Island (????) - executive producer
Digger Runs Away/Wingman (????) - executive producer
Dinkel's Ark/The Duke of Dinkel (????) - executive producer
Double Exposure/The Outer Space Connection (????) - executive producer
Figby the Spoiled Cat/The Commissioner is Missing (????) - executive producer
Kip's Dragon/Taj Mahal Tyg (????) - executive producer
Mayhem on the Orient Express/The Cuckoo Count Caper (????) - executive producer
Mission Mutt/Vacation for Dinkel (????) - executive producer
Save the Park/Pam-Dora's Box (????) - executive producer
T.J.'s Visit/Pleasure Valley (????) - executive producer
The Ghost Out West/Dinkel's Gift (????) - executive producer
The Magical Musical Caper/The Very Buried Treasure (????) - executive producer
The Rain, the Park and the Robot/Digger's Double (????) - executive producer
The Terrible Termites/Raiders of the Lost Shark (????) - executive producer
Hapless Hound/The Nearsighted Bear (????) - executive producer
Horsin' Around/The Humbolt Ghost (????) - executive producer
Moving Time/Back to Nature (????) - executive producer
Saturday Night Shirt Tales/Kip's Toy Caper (????) - executive producer
Dinkel's Buddy/The Big Set-up (????) - executive producer

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