Title: Pinky and the Brain
Content:  As with Animaniacs, Steven Spielberg was the executive producer during the entire run, Tom Ruegger was the senior producer, Jean MacCurdy was the executive in charge of production, and Andrea Romano was the voice director. Peter Hastings, Rusty Mills and Liz Holzman produced the series when it was spun off from Animaniacs, as well as the season it ran primetime on the WB. After the first season Hastings left the show and Mills took over as the supervising producer.
Title: Huxley Pig
Content: Director of Animation : Martin Pullen ; Producer : Jo Pullen ; Executive Producers : Barrie Edwards, David Yates, Lewis Rudd ; Music : Herbert Chappell ; Animators : John Gilluley ; Camera Assistant : Paul Street ; Model Makers : Alan Murphy ; Costumes : Lizzie Agnew Mark Hall Brian Cosgrove ; Puppet Makers : Justin Exley, Pauline London ; Production Manager : Kath Swain ; Editors : Andi Sloss, Robert Dunbar ; Assistant Editor : Jackie Cockie ; Voices : Martin Jarvis 
Title: A Pinky and the Brain Christmas
Content:  The special was produced by Amblin Entertainment and Warner Bros. Television, based on a teleplay by Peter Hastings and directed by Rusty Mills. Filmmaker Steven Spielberg was credited as the special's executive producer, although author Frank Sanello expressed skepticism Spielberg personally worked on the special each day. In one scene in the workshop, Pinky reads they are invited to a party at the home of Donner the reindeer, which Brain dismisses with reference to the historical Donner Party. While the cannibalism joke would likely not be understood by younger viewers, voice actor Maurice LaMarche explained that producer Tom Ruegger had once told him, "I want this to be a show, and Steven wants this to be a show, that adults and kids can enjoy together and doesn't talk down to one group or pander to the other".
Title: Meet the Peetes
Content:  The series was produced by Tremendous! Entertainment and had as its executive producers: Colleen Needles Steward, Shannon Keenan Demers, Holly Robinson Peete, Rodney Peete, Heidi Dahmen, and Kyell Thomas.
Title: Producers Guild of America Award
Content: 2005: Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit * ; by producers Claire Jennings and Nick Park 2006: Cars ; by producer Darla K. Anderson 2007: Ratatouille * ; by producer Brad Lewis 2008: WALL-E * ; by producer Jim Morris 2009:  Up * ; by producer Jonas Rivera 2010: Toy Story 3 * ; by producer Darla K. Anderson 2011:  The Adventures of Tintin ; by producers Peter Jackson, Steven Spielberg, and Kathleen Kennedy 2012: Wreck-It Ralph ; by producer Clark Spencer 2013: Frozen * ; by producer Peter Del Vecho 2014: The Lego Movie ; by producer Dan Lin 2015: Inside Out * ; by producer Jonas Rivera 2016: Zootopia * ; by producer Clark Spencer 2017: Coco * ; by producer Darla K. Anderson 2018: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse * ; by producers Avi Arad, Amy Pascal, Phil Lord and Christopher Miller 2019: Toy Story 4 * ; by producers Mark Nielsen, and Jonas Rivera 2020: Soul * ; by producer Dana Murray                
Title: Linda Kuk
Content: 1985 The Family ; 1986 Devoted to You - Producer ; 1986 My Family - Producer ; 1986 Legacy of Rage - Producer ; 1987 An Autumn's Tale - Executive producer ; 1987 Brotherhood - Producer. ; 1987 Magnificent Warriors - Producer. ; 1987 It's a Mad, Mad, Mad World - Producer. ; 1987 Porky's Meatballs - Producer ; 1987 You OK, I'm OK! - Producer ; 1988 It's a Mad, Mad, Mad World II ; 1988 Bless this House - Producer. ; 1988 Carry on Hotel - Producer. ; 1991 Once a Thief- Producer. ; 1992 Hard Boiled - Producer ; 1992 Now You See Love, Now You Don't - Producer ; 1994 Treasure Hunt - Producer ; 1996 Somebody Up There Likes Me - Executive producer 
Title: Pinky Dinky Doo
Content:  The series was created and produced by Cartoon Pizza and Sesame Workshop, which co-own the copyright to the series. These two companies were the sole producers of the show's pilot episodes. For the first season, Discovery Kids and CBC Canada joined as co-producers. Abrams Gentile Entertainment and Keyframe Digital Productions joined as production companies in the second season. Abrams Gentile financed part of the season in exchange for licensing and merchandising rights, and Keyframe animated the season. The intro for both seasons as well as episodes from the first season used flash animation using Macromedia Flash, while episodes from the second season switched over to computer animation using 3DS Max, with the characters being animated via a 3D rig as opposed to being completely 3-Dimensional. Pinky Dinky Doo was an international co-production. Cartoon Pizza, Sesame 
Title: What's Your News?
Content: Created by Chris Dicker, Jocelyn Stevenson and Jon Burton ; Executive Producer: Jon Burton ; Puppeteers: William Todd-Jones, Susan Beattie, Brian Herring, Phil Eason, Richard Coombs, Mark Jefferis ; Creative Director & Producer: Jocelyn Stevenson ; Creative Director & Designer: Chris Dicker ; Director: Robert Tygner ; Producer: Giles Healy ; Associate Producer: Kath Gunn ; CG artist: Roger Robinson 
Title: Club Penguin: Monster Beach Party
Content:  The program was directed by Tobias Fouracre, the creative producer is Matt Danner, and the writers were Matt Danner and Christopher Painter.
Title: It's a SpongeBob Christmas!
Content:  Paul Tibbitt, creator Stephen Hillenburg, and creative director Vincent Waller to ensure the cartoon characters were properly translated into three-dimensional puppets. Hillenburg and Tibbitt provided hands-on feedback on the production on a weekly basis. "They'd check out the weeklies and go back and forth with us on the various gags [...] It was really a pleasurable experience when they came to visit, because we come from the same planet. It all felt very easy and natural," Walsh said. About 30 people—whom Walsh described "...seemed to be thrilled to work on the show"—worked on the making of the episode over at Screen Novelties. Walsh described 

Question: Who was the producer of Pumpkin?
Answer: Christina Ricci.
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