In today's story... when one watched Filmation cartoons and remembered the lessons learned in the episodes...behaving one's self in front of the Big Man shouldn't be too hard...
Mr. Scheimer and his studio had to create many episodes per each of the various shows to fill out each season's schedule. The animation style with repeated backgrounds and animated character movements was something of a necessity to get the programs ready for broadcast and within budget. At least, the stories varied enough so the repetition was not too annoying. The familiar voice actors, sound effects, and polished art helped a lot. Scheimer and company delivered well on that part to keep the viewers and network executives happy.
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Date: 2013-10-25 12:53 am (UTC)Mr. Scheimer and his studio had to create many episodes per each of the various shows to fill out each season's schedule. The animation style with repeated backgrounds and animated character movements was something of a necessity to get the programs ready for broadcast and within budget. At least, the stories varied enough so the repetition was not too annoying. The familiar voice actors, sound effects, and polished art helped a lot. Scheimer and company delivered well on that part to keep the viewers and network executives happy.