"Auto-B-Good" (2003) TV series 2003-

Seasons:

1 | 2 | unknown

Release Date:

2003 (USA)

Genre:

Animation | Family

Tagline:

In every child's imagination, the inanimate come to life. What if it was possible for those creations to become a reality and teach important life lessons? There is such a place in the little City of Auto, just off of County Road "B" in the State of Good.

Plot:

Auto-B-Good is a five-time Emmy Award-winning series that can be seen on public television all around the world...

Plot Keywords:

Character Development | Talking Car | Anthropomorphic Car | 3D Animation | Animated Car

Cast

Sabrina Crews	...	Izzi (63 episodes)
Jim Cunningham	...	Derek (63 episodes)
John Farrell	...	Franklin (63 episodes)
Heidi Fellner	...	Cali (63 episodes)
Len Goodman	...	Professor (63 episodes)
Charles Hubbell	...	Johnny (63 episodes)
Kim Kivens	...	EJ (63 episodes)
Teri Parker-Brown	...	Maria (63 episodes)
Dave Simmons	...	Miles (63 episodes)

Series Writing credits
John Ingelin		(63 episodes)

Series Produced by
Gary Meyer	....	producer (63 episodes)

Series Film Editing by
Charles Meyer		(unknown episodes)

Series Art Department
Mark Dunshee	....	storyboard artist (unknown episodes)
Jessica Grimshaw	....	storyboard artist (unknown episodes)
Matthew Meyer	....	storyboard artist (unknown episodes)
Bruce Pukema	....	storyboard artist (unknown episodes)

Series Sound Department
Tommy Lindquist	....	lead sound supervisor (36 episodes)
Darin Heinis	....	sound re-recording mixer (unknown episodes)

Series Visual Effects by
Mason Mastroianni	....	digital compositor / digital effects artist / ... (unknown episodes, 2005-2006)
Thomas Farrar	....	modeler (unknown episodes, 2005)
Phillip Walton	....	animator (unknown episodes, 2005)
Mark Dunshee	....	modeler (unknown episodes)
Joth Loder	....	modeler (unknown episodes)
Tommy Wright	....	digital lighting artist (unknown episodes)

Series Animation Department
Matthew Meyer	....	animation supervisor (unknown episodes, 2003-2004)
Thomas Bremer	....	animator (unknown episodes, 2005-2006)
Mason Mastroianni	....	animator (unknown episodes, 2005-2006)
Ryan Hagen	....	animator (unknown episodes, 2005)
Mark Dunshee	....	supervising animator (unknown episodes)
Joth Loder	....	animation director (unknown episodes)

Series Music Department
Phil Aaron	....	composer: additional music / composer: theme music (unknown episodes, 2003-2005)

Series Other crew
Mark Dunshee	....	technical director (unknown episodes)
Joth Loder	....	technical director (unknown episodes)

Production Companies

• Wet Cement Productions

Distributors

• Epic Pictures Group (2008) (non-USA) (all media)

Other Companies

• EverStudios  poster design

Country:

USA

Language:

English | Spanish

Color:

Color

Filming Locations:

Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA

Company:

Wet Cement Productions

I knew this show was unpopular, but wow it's invisible!

This isn't a bad show at all for a kid's show. Some of the episodes get a bit boring but it's actually worth watching if you're bored. The graphics are a little strange, the cars have rubbery metal and their tires are literally floating when ever they move, unlike the car's movements from the Pixar movie cars.

It has much of the same basic kid's learning lessens that we have seen several times, but manages to gain originality, it tops over many other plan, dull unoriginal kid's cartoons today. The show is pretty preachy, especially with the supper wise old car Franklin, who in almost every episode explains the morals very strongly like a Sunday school teacher. It's full of lessens for kids without a doubt, but there's actually some lessens in this show that I have never actually seen in other cartoons! It's nice to watch a little kid's show that actually shows a little bit more originality. However, there are a number of episodes that look like the writers got lazy and wrote the already used millions of times type of morals.

One of the best things about the show is it's not full of annoying songs like Supper Why, Barney, Side The Science Kid. The opening song is very fun to listen to.

The only character that bother's me is the car Izzy, what the heck is she?! She has a high pitch voice and she looks like an orange car that went through a malfunctioning teleporter. She only has one door and it's on the front where the engine should be. O_o

I guess maybe this show just got pushed out of the air for some unknown reason? It deserves more attention, it's not amazing but I certainly would prefer this than many other annoying, boring kid's shows like It's A Big Big World, Side The Science Kid, Supper Why, Dragon Tales, Barney and a bunch of other that I forget the titles of.