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Bowling Pinheads

TBD

## Synopsis

Xero, Mole, Dos, Carrie, Kenny, Lucy, Marc, Charlotte, Argle, Cathy, Tom, Alex, Earl, Suzy, Adam, and Kate form a bowling team in a bowling tournament part of a mission to stop the McKimsons from TBD. Meanwhile, the bowling alley's manager believes that Xero tries to steal the place's trophies.

## Trivia

* TBD
* This is one of the few episodes where Xero does not use her Lacey Shadows disguise to stop Baron Vain's henchmen, although she was considering using the disguise, when she notices the McKimsons entering the bowling alley's vault room, until Kenny tells her that it could ruin the mission, as the McKimsons would see the rest of the agents if she does it.
* TBD
Charlie and Anne-Marie/Trailer transcripts

## Trailer 1

(*20th Century Fox and DreamWorks SKG logos*)

(*The trailer opens with an nameless orphanage, where a hooded figure places a small crib with a sleeping newborn infant on the door step before leaving it before showing signs saying "From the creators from TBD, TBD, TBD and TBD" with a voice-over narrating*)

(*the scene fades back to a swamp where the camera slowly pans left to an abandoned boat*)

**Voice-over narrator:** My name is Charles B. Barkin, or Charlie for short, and I owned and operated this casnio, well used to, alongside with my ex-partner Carface TBD
A Christmas Carol/Transcript

(*A DW-Go Fish Release logo*)

(*TBD*)

(*The opening credits as the film begins in a snowy land as the camera zooms to the building of the local library as the voice-over chorus sings the film’s theme*)

TBD

(*The song ended, as the camera fades into the library, where animals search and read books as the camera pans to the left to the counter, where Joey Kangaroo, as the librarian, organizing the books*)

**Joey:** (*To the audience*) In the library, there is a rich assortment of books of various kinds to peruse and select from, allowing for convenient reading on the go. If we consider the norm, a significant number of Christmas stories have been passed down through generations. Among these, one that I’m certain many of you are familiar with none other than A Christmas Carol, written by the renowned literary genius, Charles Dickens. While you are likely already acquainted with the traditional narrative, this particular telling features a unique twist involving animals. So, let’s transport ourselves back to 1880s London, where the events of the story unfold. (*Joey's imagination fades to the 1880s London*) Pretty nice scenery to begin our journey. Here, in London Town, Christmas has once again arrived and it is Christmas Eve. The townsfolk are brimming with joy and happiness as they prepare for the festivities of Christmas Day, even after their long day of work. TBD
A Christmas Carol (DreamWorks Story-Along)

## Transcript

### Page 0-1

**Joey Kangaroo:** Hi! This is your marsupal Joey Kangaroo! I'm here to tell you the story of *A Christmas Carol*, one of the most famous stories by Charles Dickens and one of the most famous holiday stories ever told by generations. So as I'll be your trusty storyteller it's time to begin to read along this story. Oh, I almost forgot before we do, if you open up the book, you'll come across a page with the picture of me standing right in front of that London clock tower. Anytime you need to turn the page by the sound of the clock's chime you listen like this: (*Big Ben chime*) You got that? Good! Now turn the page to start the story.

### Page 2-3

**Joey Kangaroo:** It was the day before Christmas, in London, everybody were in the quite of rush of shopping, children were playing in the snow, bakers and cooks were cooking up some nice tender Christmas treats, and everybody were in prepared for their day off for Christmas, even I, as a chimney sweep, was looking forward for that kind of break too. So what's my job as a chimney sweep asked? Simple, just cleaning and sweeping up every house’s chimney. It's lot of hard work if you ask me, even occasionally where I slipped down the chimney, where everyone the houses almost believed if it was Santa Claus.

(*Big Ben chime*)

### Page 4-5

**Joey Kangaroo:** (*alarm clock sounded*) Oh. My clock was alarming. That must be my quitting time for Christmas, as I walked on my back home. But as I did, I took a stop to gaze a counting house which was owned by Ebeneezer Scrooge, a miserable, cold, grouchy and cruel old miser who hates Christmas and cares nothing but money. He took over that place after his partner Jacob Marley passed away. Inside, we see him who gazed out the window, with his sneered look, watching the Christmas glee around the the town. And even he believed that nobody didn't seem to care about his feelings of Christmas, since he don't know it yet. He grumbled to himself,

**Scrooge:** Those people are expecting Christmas, while I'm not! How I hate Christmas! How I can't stand to be miserable throughout this month! Bah! This is nothing but a humbug! TBD
DreamWorks (other company)

**DreamWorks** was a distributor of Genesis games in the US in the early 1990s, primarily distributing NCS's early games. The title screen for *Fire Shark*says they were a division of "Toy Soldiers, Inc." however very little is known about them otherwise though this *Trampoline Terror* player claims both were NCS subsidiaries (this needs investigation). In 1991, DreamWorks Studios filed a lawsuit aganist the distributor for stealing its name. At the same year afterward, the company got defunct and merged with Bandai.

## Softography

### Mega Drive

* *Trampoline Terror!* (1990)
* *Shove It! ...The Warehouse Game*(1990)
* *Target Earth* (1990)
* *Fire Shark* (1990)
* *Gynoug* (1991)
* *Mystical Fighter* (1991)

## Lawsuit and closure

During 1991, due to the company's name that stolen from TBD
Bonk: The Animated Series

***Bonk: The Animated Series*** is an American animated television series based on the *Bonk* video game series. It was produced by DreamWorks Animation Television in association with Red Company, and aired on television from 1994 to 1997, on Saturday morning television on syndication (1994-1995) and UPN (1996-1997).

TBD
CanaDream Resort

**CanaDream Resort** is an entertainment and theme park resort and complex own and operated by Universal Parks Canada (jointly own by Comcast/NBCUniversal’s Universal Destinations & Experiences and the Government of Canada), which housing with three theme parks (DreamWorks MAP, Nintendo Experience and The Wizarding World of Harry Potter — The Park), TBD
All Dogs Go to Heaven/Credits

## Opening credits/logo

* DreamWorks Pictures presents
* In association with Goldcrest Films and United Artists
* A Don Bluth Film
* ***ALL DOGS GO TO HEAVEN***

## Closing credits

* The End
* Directed by: Don Bluth
* Co-Directors: Gary Goldman, Dan Kuenster
* Produced by: Dora Wilson
* Co-Poducers: Don Bluth, Gary Goldman, John Pomeroy
* Executive Producers: Morris F. Sullivan, George A. Walker
* Story by: Don Bluth, Ken Cromar, Gary Goldman, Larry Leker, Linda Miller, Monica Parker, John Pomeroy, Manuel García Ferré, Guy Schulman, David J. Steinberg, David N. Weiss
* Screenplay by: David N. Weiss
* Music Score Composed and Conducted by: Ralph Burns
* Original Songs by: Charles Strouse and T.J. Kuenster
* Film Editors: John K. Carr, Dan Molina
* Production Designers: Dora Wilson, Don Bluth, Larry Leker
* Art Direction by: TBD
* Associate Producers: TBD
* Supervising Production Manager: Fred Craig
* Production Managers: Gerry Shirren, Thad Weinlein
* Cast:
	+ TBD
	+ The Don Bluth Players: TBD
	+ Additional Voices: TBD
* Casting by: Janet Hirshenson and Jane Jenkins
* Additional Casting by: Nancy Nayor
* Casting Associates: Mike Fenton, Judy Taylor
* Executive in Charge of Casting: TBD
* Assistant Directors: Moya Mackle, Nuala O'Toole
* Storyboard Supervisor: TBD
* Script Supervisor: TBD
* Lead Storyboard Artist: TBD
* Storyboard Artists: TBD
* Additional Storyboard Artists: TBD
* Storyboard Assistants: TBD
* Story Consultant: TBD
* Character Designers: TBD
* Concept Artists: TBD
* Visual Development Artists: TBD
* Poster Artists: John Alvin, Drew Struzan
* Model Makers: TBD
* Visual Development Consultant: TBD
* Layout Supervisors: TBD
* Lead Layout Artist: TBD
* Layout Artists: TBD
* Additional Layout Artists: TBD
* Blue Sketch Artists: TBD
* Background Supervisors: TBD
* Background Stylist: TBD
* Lead Background Artist: TBD
* Background Artists: TBD
* Additional Background Artists: TBD
* Assistant Background Artists: TBD
* Directing Animators: TBD
* Supervising Animators: TBD
* Character Animators: TBD
* Additional Character Animation: TBD
* Rough Assistant Animation Supervisor: Cathy Jones
* Assistant Animators: TBD
* TBD
A Strange History of Disney at DreamWorks MAP

***A Strange History of Disney at DreamWorks MAP*** is an editorial history video by Matt Brunette under his channel ElectricDragon505 on YouTube. The video goes through the history of when DreamWorks MAP featured attractions and shows based off Disney and its subsidiary Marvel, featuring The Disney Show, Ultimate Marvel Action Musical, and Howard the Duck: The Experience.
Bad Day in Neverland

***Bad Day in Neverland*** is an one-shot skit for Moonboy Animation's hit animated sketch comedy series *Sketch Satires*.

## Plot

In a parody the 1953 Disney film *Peter Pan*. a nameless little boy encounters Peter Pan and is taken to Neverland, much to a horrible journey throughout.

## Transcript

(*TBD. A boy is seen sleeping until suddenly gets woke up by a bump out the window*)

* **Boy:** What the hell is that?! (*TBD*) Hello? (*TBD*)
* **Peter Pan:** Whoa, whoa! Cool it down! I don't want to hurt you!
* **Boy:** Who are you, stranger?! You will not steal the house! I'll tell my mom!
* **Peter Pan:** I'm not here for heists! I'm not a burglar! I'm Peter Pan! The boy who flies and never grows up.
* **Boy:** (*silence in disbelief; with an awkward face*) Uh-huh... I'm going to bed now.
* TBD
All Dogs Go to Heaven 2

Theatrical release poster

* 120 minutes (1999 theatrical re-release, ABC Family/Freeform airings, and 2000-present home media and streaming releases)

### **Box office**

$8.6 million

***All Dogs Go to Heaven 2*** is a 1996 American animated musical fantasy adventure comedy-drama film produced by DreamWorks Animation and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Animation and released by DreamWorks Pictures. It is a sequel to DreamWorks' 1989 animated film *All Dogs Go to Heaven*, as well as DreamWorks Animation's first legitimate sequel. The film was co-directed by Paul Sabella and Larry Leker. Dom DeLuise reprises his role from the first film, alongside new cast members Charlie Sheen, Lacey Chabert, Ernest Borgnine and Bebe Neuwirth respectively. New characters are voiced by Sheena Easton and George Hearn.

Production for a sequel to *All Dogs Go to Heaven* begun in early 1990. TBD

Don Bluth, the director of the original film, had no involvement with it. It was the second of only two theatrical sequels to a film directed by Don Bluth to not involve Bluth himself, the first being *An American Tail: Fievel Goes West*, as 13 sequels to *The Land Before Time* and a single sequel to *The Secret of NIMH* were direct-to-video releases along with two sequels of *An American Tail* in 1998–2000. This was MGM's last theatrically released animated film until *Igor* (2008), and DreamWorks' last animated film co-produced with MGM. It was also one of the last animated films produced by Dora Wilson, as the film was released after her retirement in 1994. The film had a DVD double feature release with the first one on March 14, 2006 and January 18, 2011 and was also released on Blu-ray on March 29, 2011.
Animal Farm 2/Summery

Benjamin steps up as the new leader for Animal Farm, only to meet an animal-loving little human girl who is the opposite from the farm's former owner Mr. Jones, but little did he expects that the ruthless pig Napoleon, who somehow survived the attack, rallies up wild boars to declare revenge and conquer Animal Farm.
Animal Farm 2/Plot

In a flashback prologue, during the events of the first film, Boxer is sent away by a truck to be sold to a glue factory. Benjamin and the rest of the animals in Animal Farm attempt to free him, but their efforts are in vain when Benjamin breaks his back leg. The truck veers off the road and crashes into the forest, narrowly avoiding hitting a turtle. Unaware that he dropped his keys, the driver runs off to find help. Boxer seizes the opportunity and frees himself, galloping off in search of his way back to Animal Farm. Exhausted and disoriented, Boxer comes across a helpless buck being pursued by a hunter. He intervenes and helps the buck escape, but in doing so, he is shot in the leg by the furious hunter. Boxer is eventually discovered by a farmer and his five-year-old daughter, Hilda, who convince the hunter to spare him and take him home.

Three years later, after the defeat of most of the pigs, Animal Farm is under new leadership by Benjamin, who has exiled Napoleon and Squealer. However, Napoleon is determined to take revenge and reclaim his leadership. Meanwhile, Hilda, now eight years old, frequently rides Boxer through town. During one of their outings, Hilda saves a stray dog from being killed by a baker for stealing a loaf of bread, paying for it herself. At school, Hilda stands up to a gang of boys who try to provoke Boxer by throwing rocks at him. Back at Hilda’s farm, she sings a lullaby (Peaceful Heart) to Boxer in the barn.

The following morning, while the animals at Animal Farm are enjoying peaceful and harmonious times, Benjamin, in contrast, is depressed over the loss of Boxer. His friends, Feathertail, Bovi, and Woolcoat, try to console him, assuring him that even though Boxer is gone, he will always be with him in his heart. Just as they are having this conversation, they are interrupted by a mother duck, regarding about one her ducklings is disappearing to the human world. TBD
Christmas on the 13th

TBD is a seasonal block that occurred on the 13th of Friday, during December, exclusively on the Drio Dark late night block on Drio, airing in time from midnight to 6am (ET) and 9pm to midnight or 2:00am (ET). The block broadcast four of the Christmas-themed horror films.

## 2019

* 12:00am to 2:30am - Krampus (2015)
* 3:00am to 5:30am - Black Christmas (1974)
* 9:00pm to 10:30pm - Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993)
* 11:00pm to 1:30am - Gremlins (1984)
Cinema International Corporation

**Cinema International Corporation (CIC)** was a film distribution company started by DreamWorks Pictures, Paramount Pictures and Universal Pictures in the early 1970s to distribute the three studios' films outside the United States – it even operated in Canada before it was considered part of the "domestic" market. During the 1970s, CIC was the "most important agent of overseas distribution" for American films. In 1981, CIC merged with United Artists' international units and became United International Pictures. Formation of CIC, and the profit-sharing arrangement that made it work, has been described as the product of "revolutionary thinking".
Canceled DreamWorks' Version of 101 Dalmatians / Twilight Barkers

**Canceled DreamWorks' Version of 101 Dalmatians / Twilight Barkers** is a video uploaded on YouTube by On the Spot 101. The video showcases the knowledge of Dora Wilson's scrapped animated adaptation of Dodie Smith's *The Hundered and One Dalmatians*, before Walt Disney's 1961 film *101 Dalmatians*.

## Transcript

(*On the Spot 101 intro*)

**On the Spot 101 hostess:** (*voice-over; TBD*) Hello my favorite viewers and welcome to On the Spot 101. In today's video, we are gonna be looking up something interesting that I honestly didn't fully know upon researching on the internet, is regarding a canceled animated film that was thought up by DreamWorks. And if for those who are not already aware what it is or was, it was pitched around the late 1950s, Dora Wilson originally wanted to adapt Dodie Smith's *The Hundred One Dalmatians* into a feature film, *The Twilight Barkers*. According to Wikipedia, it was stated that, unlike Walt Disney's 1961 animated film, *The Twilight Barkers* was intended to be darker in the style of film-noir thriller where TBD
Blood House/Plot

The Bloomington family lives in a house in a forest of southeastern America; they seem look like an ordinary average family, but they are actually blood-killing psychopaths who violently massacre every guest who would enter their home. In the beginning of the film, a teacher is attacked by the Bloomingtons and forced to drink a poison-filled lemonade, killing her. Meanwhile, an unemployed man, Rob Mastodons, struggles to find a new job TBD
Blood House

***Blood House*** is a 1987 American psychopathic horror comedy film directed and produced by TBD, loosely based on the 1964 song "You're Always Welcome at Our House" by Shel Silverstein.

The film tells the story of people who are terrorized and murdered (and used as either decorations or food) by a family of evil psychopaths, but little did they expect that one survivor, a door-to-door salesman named Rod Mastodons is struggling to escape from them and reaching toward the authorities.

*Blood House* was released on October 12, 1987. The film has mixed reviews and grossed $278 million worldwide on a $19 million budget. It has garnered a cult following over the years and TBD.
Doki Doki Literature Club!

### TV rating(s)

***Doki Doki Literature Club!*** is an adult animated black comedy-horror streaming series produced by Moonboy Animation for Crunchyroll. It is based on the popular freeware visual novel video game of the same name by Dan Salvato.

## Premise

The series is a story arc, following 16-year-old female student named Swanee Johnson who enters high school to join four girls at the literature club, however, she would later learn that her life is under the terrifying life-threat by the girls, who had secret deadly romantic obsession of her and must try to survive by escaping them.

## Characters

* TBD
* TBD
* TBD
Blood House/Trivia

* This is one of the fewer DreamWorks horror comedy films to be part of the ScreamWorks canon.
* According to *Hazbin Hotel* and *Helluva Boss* creator Vivienne Medrano, *Blood House* served as inspiration for the *Helluva Boss* episode "Murder Family", as the episode's plot involves Blitzo, Moxxie and Millie being hunted by a villainous homicidal family who lives in the forest.
	+ In addition to that, the designs for the family in that episode were modeled after the Bloomingtons and even said some of their dialogues.

## Differences from the song

* The song started off as a man selling brooms getting hit by a hammer and later a lady drinking a poisoned lemonade. The film starts off with a teacher, Mrs. Songs, who is poisoned to death by lemonade (after attempting to send Billy and Joan to school) and the second where Rod gets unconscious by being hit by a mallet.
Amanda The Little Jungle Girl

***Amanda The Little Jungle Girl*** is a 2000 American-Argentine one-reel animated short film of the *Dreamtoons* series produced by DreamWorks Pictures. It marked the debut of Little Amanda.

The short was released on March 31, 2000, which attached the animated film *The Road to El Dorado*. It is also served the last *Dreamtoons* short to be used in traditional ink and cel.
Chicken Run/Home media

*Chicken Run* was released on VHS and DVD on 21 November 2000. In July 2014, the film's North American distribution rights were purchased by DreamWorks Pictures from Paramount Pictures (owners of the pre-2005 DreamWorks Pictures catalog) and transferred to 20th Century Fox before reverting to Universal Studios in 2018.
Blood House/Quotes

TBD

## Manfred Bloomington

* Looks like we got some rabbits to catch, young'uns! (*chuckles darkly*)
* TBD

## Rachael Bloomington

* Alright, kids! Guns out!
* TBD

## Billy Bloomington

* (*in union with Joan*) It's nice to have a new critter to play with.
* TBD

## Joan Bloomington

* (*in union with Billy*) It's nice to have a new critter to play with.
* Since Mommy and Daddy didn't have any money to buy me a doll, they made me this instead. (*displays a girl's corpse as her "doll"*) I named her Numby, nicknamed from her former name Jackie. She's my own ragdoll.
* TBD

## Taglines

* Just an average house on the outside, but someone evil used to live there.
* They wait for company and victims.
* Lived by the neighborhood killers next door.
* Invited to death.
* Someone would be welcome to stay in their house... forever.
Crooney Crane

**Crooney Crane** is a cartoon character in the *Dreamtoons* series created in 1941. He's a crooner singing crane who was originally created as a parody of famous singing crooners during the 1930s and 1940s and stars of that time such as Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra, TBD.

## Characters

* Crooney Crane - the main protagonist of the series. He was originally voiced by Billy Bletcher (until 1948), occasionally with two voice guests such as Bing Crosby (1949, 1955, and 1960), and Frank Sinatra (1947, 1950-1953, 1963), and currently by Frank Welker (1970-present).
* Bobbi Soxer - a young female heron who is Crooney's insane fangirl. Crooney attempts to avoid her due to her habit of trying to steal everything he has. She also appears as an occasional antagonist of other *Dreamtoons* characters, who are able to defeat her. Her name is a play word for "bobby soxer”. She is voiced by Sara Berner (1941-1969), Janet Waldo (1970-1979), B.J. Ward (1980-1993), Mary Kay Bergman (1994-1999), and currently is voiced Lori Alan (2000-present).
* Sgt. McDog - a police officer bulldog who protects Crooney from Bobbi by arresting her. He is voiced by TBD
Cosette

TBD

## Appearance

Cosette is a small slender six-year-old young girl, with blonde long hair and large cat-like eyes, with baby blue iris and black pupils on each. Her clothing are a black and grey dress, white apron, all tattered and torn, with stitches in various colors. When sleeping on bed and going off to swim, she sports her undergarments: which are a separated pair of white height waist pantalettes and a white camisole, which is torn to reveal her bare abdomen (her navel reveal from the pantalettes at times), to make it as a crop top brassiere. When she is adopted by Jean in the film's ending, she sports a light green and white gown, with puffy sleeves, TBD
A Series of Unfortunate Events

***A Series of Unfortunate Events*** (also known as ***Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events***) is a 2004 American animated gothic black comedy film produced by DreamWorks Animation, loosely based on the novel series of the same name by Lemony Snicket, covering the first three novels *The Bad Beginning*, *The Reptile Room* and *The Wide Window*. Directed by Brad Silberling, Mario Piluso and Richard Williams (as his last directorial animated feature) , the film stars the voices of Emily Browning, Liam Aiken, Jim Carrey, Eddie Murphy, Timothy Spall, Catherine O'Hara, Billy Connolly, Cedric the Entertainer, Luis Guzmán, Jennifer Coolidge and Meryl Streep, as well as Jude Law as an live-action Lemony Snicket. In truth, Lemony Snicket is the pen name of American born writer Daniel Handler.

DreamWorks Pictures purchased the film rights to Daniel Handler's book series in 2000 and soon began development of an animated film with Barry Sonnenfeld attached to direct. Handler adapted the screenplay and courted Jim Carrey for the voice of Count Olaf. Sonnenfeld eventually left over budget concerns in January 2003 and Brad Silberling took over. Robert Gordon rewrote Handler's script and storyboarding started in November 2003.

*A Series of Unfortunate Events* received positive reviews, with many praising Carrey's performance and the animation, while some criticized its comical tone and short length – only focusing on the first three books in the series. The film also grossed $209.1 million worldwide earned numerous accolades; receiving nominations for an Academy Award, Golden Globe, Critics' Choice Movie Award, and Annie Award for Best Animated Feature Film.
Animal Farm/Trivia

* During that time, while most of Dora Wilson's animated films and featurettes were distributed by Warner Bros., *Animal Farm* is the only animated film in that era that was not distributed by Warner Bros.
* *Animal Farm* is considered the first animated film produced in Britain.
* *Animal Farm* is considered one of the darkest films produced by DreamWorks Animation.
* This is DreamWorks' first film with closing credits.
A Christmas Carol/Soundtrack

TBD

## Songs

* Only Once a Year - sung by the chorus, opening scene. Songwriting and lyrics by Joe Raposo
* Nothing But a Humbug - sung by Scrooge (J. Pat O. Malley), as Scrooge sings about Christmas is the worst for him, as he is in his counting house, while waiting for Bob Cratchet to arrive. Songwriting by Richard Rodgers and lyrics by Ned Washington
* Memory Place - sung by Scrooge (J. Pat O. Malley), where he tours around his past. Songwriting by Richard Rodgers and lyrics by Ned Washington.
* Groovy Christmas Party - sung by the Christmas of Christmas Past (Carole King), the scene where everyone is dancing at Fozziewig’s. Songwriting by Carole King and lyrics by Joe Raposo.
* Love's in the Air - sung by The Ghost of Christmas Past (Carole King), the love scene between young Scrooge and Belle. Songwriting by Carole King and lyrics by Joe Raposo.
* Love's in the Air (sad reprise) - sung by young Scrooge (J. Pat O. Malley), during the scene where Belle breaks up with him.
* Your Darkest Time Have Come - sung by Thurl Ravenscroft and the Mellomen, where Scrooge gets snatched in the burning coffin before waking up. Songwriting by Joe Raposo and lyrics by Ned Washington
* Only Once a Year (reprise) - sung by the chorus, ending scene.
DreamWorks-Sony

**DreamWorks-Sony** is a pay channel jointly own by DreamWorks Television (Comcast) and Sony Pictures Television (Sony). The channel solely holds both DreamWorks and Sony Television shows.

## Blocks

* DreamWorks-Sony Kids - a weekend morning block.
* DreamWorks-Sony Family Film Fridays
* DreamWorks-Sony Movie Night - a movie block that airs films from both DreamWorks Pictures and Sony Pictures.
* DreamWorks-Sony Christmas Celebration
Christmas Music Magic/Transcript

## Opening

(*DreamWorks Animation logo*)

(*The camera pans down from the logo to a slightly dark cloudy scenery with snow, with an onscreen tagline reads "DREAMWORKS PICTURES PRESENTS", until stops to the billboard ad on one building, reveals the film's neon light logo "CHRISTMAS MUSIC MAGIC". TBD, with the song"It's Beginning to Look A Lot Like Christmas" by Johnny Mathis, played all throughout the opening credits. TBD*)

**Music:** (*to the audience*) If there's one thing about Christmas is other than the time of giving, sharing, gifts, full of love, goodwill toward men, TBD is the most important thing of all, and my personal special is nothing much but... (*hearing carolers singing "Here We Come a Caroling" song outside the window*) Ah, yes. Christmas music; the most important part of Christmas every year. TBD
Brother and Sister of the Jungle/Summery

Two children, Gordon and Samatha Walden (TBD and TBD) got orphaned after being separated in the jungle and are raised by friendly jungle animals. While they try to adjust to jungle life and find a way to reunite with their parents, they must face challenges to escape from an evil leopard (voiced by Tim Curry) who hates humans and defend the jungle's environment and wildlife from a vicious businessman (Ernest Borgnine).
Big Five

### **Rating**

PG for action violence, as well as some language and suggestive/innuendo depictions

***Big Five*** is a 1999 animated superhero action film produced by DreamWorks Animation, directed by Peter Chung and Kelly Asbury. TBD

TBD

## Summery

Set during the punk rock movement of the 1970s, the film follows five urban city teens in the city of Square Gate who discover five ancient Power Amulets that transform them into animal-based superheroes, and are now the proctectors of Square Gate. They must stop the most wanted criminal in Square Gate, Professor Sharpedge.

## Cast

* LeVar Burton as Elijah Cliff/Lion
* Ming-Na Wen as Key Wong/Leopard
* Thomas F. Wilson as Roscoe Turnip/Rhino
* Drew Barrymore as Amma Lead/Cape Buffalo
* George Clooney as Son Page/Elephant
* TBD
* TBD
* TBD
* Della Reese as the Narrator

## Promotion

### Video game adaptation

Following the same date upon the film's release, a video game based on *Big Five* was published by SouthPeak Games and developed by DreamWorks Interactive, available for both Sony's PlayStation and Sega's Dreamcast. TBD

### Gatorade campaign

TBD

* Lion (lemon)
* Leopard (orange)
* Rhino (blueberry)
* Cape Buffalo (blackberry)
* Elephant (grape)
Constant Payne

***Constant Payne*** is an American Japanese animated spy action comedy-drama television series created by Micah Wright and produced by DreamWorks Animation Television for Drio, serving as the network's first original animated series to be an action series. It premiered in 2009 and ended in 2012.

*Constant Payne* follows the adventures of teenage Amanda Payne who discovers her family's long history in crime-fighting and tries to become into a crime-fighter herself.

The show's pilot was originally pitched for Nickelodeon in 2001 but was rejected due to certain scenes being similar to the 9/11 attacks. A few years later, the pilot caught the attention of DreamWorks, prompting the studio to gain the rights to bring *Constant Payne* into a series in 2005, shifting to airing on Drio, and remaking the pilot, by removing the 9/11 attacks-related scenes.

TBD

## Cast

* TBD (pilot) and Tara Strong as Amanda Payne, a 13-year-old TBD
* TBD (pilot) and TBD as TBD
* TBD
* TBD
Dora Wilson's Festival of Timeless Classics

***Dora Wilson's Festival of Timeless Classics*** is an American series of animated television specials produced by DW-Go Fish Cartoon Studio, based on fairy tales, folk tales, fables, children's stories, historical stories, novels, and musicals. Some of them (such as *Tom, Huck and Becky*, *Romeo and Juliet*, *The Brave Littlest Girl*, *TBD*, *TBD*, *The Lightlighter and the Coronel*, and the *Dreamtoons* special *Goldy Twist*) were originally supposed to be released as theatrical films but they were changed to television specials due to TBD. The first two specials in the series, *Tom, Huck and Becky* and *The Nightingale*, aired in January 10, 1968 while the final special, *The Lightlighter and the Coronel*, aired in January 28, 1980.
DreamWorks Animated Movies: A 3D Movie Maker

TBD

## Gameplay

Like other versions of *3D Movie Maker*, players are allow create their own animated movies by using settings, character models, props, voice clips, sound effects, background music, and animations. In this version, there are seven options of settings and models/actors based on DreamWorks animated films including *Headin’ South*, *The Snow Queen*, *Friendly*, *Elefriend*, *All Dogs Go to Heaven*, *Jungle Jam*, *Trolls* and as well the *Dreamtoons* franchise. Larguirucho from *The Adventures of Hijitus* is the host of the program.

## Transcript

### Introduction

(*The program opens with a front gate of the cartoony-like fictionalized DreamWorks Studios, where Larguirucho, in his car, arrives and jumps out*)

**Larguirucho:** Whew. Thankfully I reach the studio just in time. (*look at the camera*) Oh, hello. I didn't expect anyone like you to be here too, ain't ya? Larguirucho is my name, unless you're already know. Come with me to the studio.

### Selection options (the studio lot)

**Larguirucho:** Welcome to DreamWorks Studios! Look around, there are three stages to choose wherever you want to go. And also this is the place for you to make your own movie, starring your favorite DreamWorks characters. Think of it, you'll be a famous director. Seeing your name in lights. Anyways click on that stage straight ahead (Filming) to get started by creating a movie. In case you have problems on how to get started before movie making, no problem, just click on the stage on the right (Ideas) to come up with the ideas what you have in mind. Make sure it's good by the way. And finally after you've completed your masterpiece, click on the Screening stage on the left to watch your movie, and I can't wait to see what you did so far.

TBD
A Thousand Attempts and One Invention/Trailer transcripts

## 1992 reissue trailer

(*DreamWorks 1986 logo*)

TBD

**Brain Cummings:** (*voice-over; announcing*) An timeless animated feature returns back on the big screen after 20 years. None other than *A Thousand Attempts and One Invention*.

TBD

**Brain Cummings:** This is the story of a poor young boy named Anteojito.

TBD

**Brain Cummings:** His quirky yet inventive Uncle Antifaz.
Dora Wilson's Lang Syne Pitches

**Dora Wilson's Lang Syne Pitches** is the collective name to 10 feature films that were pitched by Dora Wilson back in the late 1980s and early 1990s (sometimes years before the 1980s) before her retirement in 1994, leading to Steven Spielberg and Jeffrey Katzenberg completing them before their releases from 1995 to 1998.

## Trivia

* Despite *Manuelita* (1999) was greenlight by Dora Wilson, it can't count because its production begun after her retirement.
Charlie and Anne-Marie/Transcript

## Scene 1

(*20th Century Fox, DreamWorks SKG and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer logos*)

(*The film opens with an nameless orphanage, where a hooded figure places a small crib with a sleeping newborn infant on the door step and knocks the door before leaving it, TBD before the scene fades to black with signs reads "DreamWorks Pictures and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Presents"*)

**Voice-over narrator:** (*the scene fades back to a swamp where the camera slowly pans left to an abandoned boat*) As you can see, this swamp was where I liked to hang out for personal experience, lots of swamp trees, swamp life, etc., etc. But this was not just my experience here, no. I'm talking about this abandoned boat at the end of this land, in which I made into a casino. (*inside, many dogs are having their time gabbling*) This casino was made for our canine society where every dog could enjoy gambling and recreation. Now what am I talking about our society thing? Well, take a look of this dog. (*as the camera pans right until it stops to a German Shepherd*) This dog is me. My name is Charlie, and I owned and operate this casino, well used to, alongside with my ex-partner Carface TBD
Alleyway

***Alleyway*** is a 1983 American horror slasher film produced by DreamWorks Pictures.

## Tagline

* This alley is the darkest spot upon you entering through. It seems quiet; nobody is present there, while there's someone whose expected you as a target, as you'll come across.
* There’s no turning back to escape from the *Alleyway*
* You know nobody is around in the alley, but you may not know that there someone is there.
* Someone's evil watching at the alley.
* If alleys gives you creepy vibes down to your spine, so will this movie.
Ahoy, Cap'n Crunch!/Home media

Despite being a critical success, the film didn't got either re-releases or home video release until fall 2003 where Quaker Oats released free digitally remastered DVD copies of the film which it came inside of each Cap'n Crunch cereal boxes as a free prize for limited time.

The Blu-ray/digital download/4K Ultra version had not yet announced for future release.
Aura and Sally

***Aura and Sally*** is an American animated crime comedy series created by Stephen Hillenburg. Produced by United Plankton Pictures and DreamWorks Animation Television, it premiered on Cartoon Network in TBD 2005, receiving positive critical ratings and reception. The series ended later on TBD 2008.

## Characters and cast

### Main

* **Aura** (voiced by TBD) -
* **Sally** (voiced by TBD) -
A Christmas Carol (original story)

Charles Dickens' 1843 novella ***A Christmas Carol*** tells the story of an old rich man named Ebeneezer Scrooge who is visited by three Christmas Ghosts who display him his past, present and future over his hatred of Christmas. The story had been adapted in many medias, including productions by DreamWorks Studios, with the most known of them being the iconic 1975 film of the same name.

## Adaptations

The list contains shorts, episodes, specials, prints, and films based on/inspired by *A Christmas Carol*.

Productions by DreamWorks Studios

Acquired productions from Classic Media
CIC Video

**CIC Video** was a home video distributor, established in 1980, owned by Cinema International Corporation (the forerunner of United International Pictures), and operated in some countries (such as United Kingdom, Australia, Brazil, Japan, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Netherlands, Belgium, Spain, Portugal, Mexico, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Poland, South Korea, Turkey, Argentina, Colombia, Philippines, Chile and Venezuela) by local operators. Outside North America, it distributed films by DreamWorks Pictures (now owned by NBCUniversal, which is owned by Comcast), Universal Pictures (now owned by NBCUniversal/Comcast, alongside DreamWorks) and Paramount Pictures (now owned by ViacomCBS, which is owned by National Amusements), CIC's partners.
All Dogs Go to Heaven/Others

## Legacy

### Sequel and spin-off TV series

*All Dogs Go to Heaven* was the first DreamWorks animated film to have a sequel as well as becoming a franchise. The success of the film, particularly its performance on home video, prompted a theatrical sequel, *All Dogs Go to Heaven 2*, which was followed by a television series, *All Dogs Go to Heaven: The Series* and five television specials based on the television series, were made. Burt Reynolds did not reprise his role as Charlie after the first film; he was replaced in the sequel film and television series by Charlie Sheen and Steven Weber, while the late Judith Barsi was replaced by Lacey Chabert as Anne-Marie in the sequel and television series, respectively. Hugh Laurie, Stephen Fly and Charles Nelson Reilly declined to return for the sequel film, but Reilly voiced Killer for the television series. Dom DeLuise reprised their roles as Itchy through the entire franchise.

## Appearances in other DreamWorks media

Since *All Dogs Go to Heaven* became a favorable cult following, especially on the internet, other than the sequel and TV series and specials, the characters from the film made appearances in other DreamWorks media, such as:

* TBD
Brio

**Brio** (stylized as **brio**) is a brand owned by Drio Venture Group. The brand is known for collecting acquired television programs, shorts and feature films aimed at mature audiences and a few "family-oriented" programs that actually have more mature takes.

On television, it serves as a nighttime programming block, broadcasting over the Drio channel, from 9:00 pm to 6:00 am (Monday-Friday) and 11:00 pm to 6:00 am (weekends) (during school-off holidays, the block ends on 5:00 am) Brio, along with its programing library, is also available online, video-on-demand and on Drio Plus as a content hub along with with Drio and Jrio.

## History

Prior, in 2007, Drio launched a weekly night block known as **The Simpsons Night**, which was an eight-hour marathon showcasing episodes of Fox's popular longest-running animated sitcom *The Simpsons*. It aired only from Sunday to Thursday nights, from 9:00 pm to 6:00 am in Eastern time, made to compete other nighttime blocks. A year later, the channel's late-night programing block was expanded to include other Fox programs, like *Family Guy*, *The King of Hill* and *The X-Files*, aside with other adult television programs, but it was remand unnamed until 2015, where Brio was launched as Drio's first official nighttime block aimed at more mature viewers.

## Programing

### Acquired programing

#### Animated

* *TBD*
* *Braceface* (one episode only: "Busted")
* *Bob's Burger*
* *Bunny Maloney*
* *Cartoon Animal Town*
* *Drawn Together*
* *Family Guy*
* *Futurama*
* *Gravity Falls*
* *Invader Zim*
* *MAD*
* *Regular Show*
* *Ren & Stimpy* (both 1991 and 2003 versions)
* *Robot Chicken*
* *Rocko's Modern Life*
* *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles* (2003) (Seasons 1-5)
* *Saturday Morning All Star Hits!*
* *The Simpsons* (seasons 1-10 only)
* *South Park*
* *Jerry and Garry*

## Trivia

* During the block's airing of *One Piece*, Luffy's voice is re-dubbed by rapper, actor and comedian Donald Glover to fit his gender, due to his original voice was made by actresses despite the fact that Luffy is a male character. Child Luffy's voice by actress TBD is kept.
* The post-season 10 episodes of *The Simpsons* don't air on Drio Dark due to how unlikable most characters became.
* A fewer other mature shows won't air on Drio Dark block for various possible reasons are:
	+ *Spitting Image*, aside with its reboot, possibly due the viewers' complains of the extreme unappealing appearances of the puppets.
	+ *The Nutshack*, possibly due to having massive hate by audiences.
All Dogs Go to Heaven/Trivia

* In early concept arts, the film was originally titled *Charlie's Friends* but was later changed to other titles (*Charlie the Heavenly Dog* and *Charlie and Anne-Marie*) before getting its final title.
* This is DreamWorks Animation's 51st film.
* This is one of the DreamWorks films released in 1989 to commemorate DreamWorks Studios' 55th anniversary.
* The film was originally going to be rated PG by the MPAA until Dora Wilson suggested heavily editing it to remove the PG-level subject matter. It ended up being rated G despite it still containing a fewer adult themes. The original PG-rated version of the film is on a VHS that is privately owned by Don Bluth himself.
* This film is possibly a parody of the trope in fiction whereby a dog dies (example: *Old Yeller*).
* Before the credits roll, a fourth wall is broken two times: Charlie tells the audience to perform livelier music. Then he tells the audience that Carface will be back before he disappears.
* At the Marketplace, the sign which says Bourbon Street is misspelled as "Burbon Street".
* There were references to the people involved. (ej. Bluth's Bakery, Don's Auto Wreckers, and Pomeroy's name was in a page of the book "War and Peace").
* In a test cel of the movie, the original main characters were Charlie (looking more of a mutt), Anne-Marie, a Chihuahua, and a male violet Whippet.
* This is the only Don Bluth film not to have a copyright date, not even during the end credits.
* *All Dogs Go to Heaven* is the first of three Don Bluth films co-produced with DreamWorks Animation, the second being 1993's *Sadie Sparks* and the third being 1995's *The Pebble and the Penguin*.
* This is the first DreamWorks Animation film to be co-produced and co-distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer since 1947's *The Christmas Tales*.
All Dogs Go to Heaven 2/Soundtrack

A soundtrack album was released on the same day as the film's theatrical release by DreamWorks Records, featuring music composed by Mark Watters. The track listing is as follows.

1. Main Title: Heavenly Ceremony (instrumental)
2. It's Too Heavenly Here (Jesse Corti)
3. Count Me Out (Sheena Easton)
4. My Afghan Hairless (Jim Cummings)
5. It Feels So Good to Be Bad (George Hearn and Ernest Borgnine)
6. On Easy Street (Jesse Corti, Lacey Chabert and Dom DeLuise)
7. I Will Always Be With You (movie - Sheena Easton and Jesse Corti)
8. Gabriel's Horn/New Arrivals (instrumental)
9. Carface Steals the Horn/Charlie Volunteers (instrumental)
10. Anne-Marie's New Life (instrumental)
11. Police Chase (instrumental)
12. Red's Transformation (instrumental)
13. Charlie and Anne-Marie's Reunion (instrumental)
14. Battle for Gabriel's Horn (instrumental)
15. Family Reunion/It's Too Heavenly Here (Reprise) (instrumental)
16. I Will Always Be With You (End Title - pop version - Helen Darling and Danny Frazier)
All Dogs Go to Heaven (franchise)

**Owner**
 **Films**
*All Dog Go to Heaven 2* (1996)
 **Television series**
 **Television specials**
*An All Dogs Easter* (1997)
*An All Dogs Halloween* (1997)
*All Dogs Goes Ireland* (1998)
 **Video games**
 **Theme park attractions**
 **Musicals**

***All Dogs Go to Heaven*** is an American media franchise owned by DreamWorks Pictures. It consists of two films; *All Dogs Go to Heaven* and *All Dogs Go to Heaven 2*; a television series, *All Dogs Go to Heaven: The Series*; and a series of five television specials.

TBD

## Premise

The series follows Charles "Charlie" B. Barkin, a German shepherd who after he got murdered by his former casino companion Carface Caruthers, became into an angel from dogs' Heaven. Along with his friends, a timid, anxious yet loyal dachshund named Itchy Itchiford and a kind-hearted and sweet human little girl named Anne-Marie, Charlie often volunteers as a guardian angel as he embarks on incredible adventures on Earth to accomplish various situations while outsmarting Carface and his henchmen.

## Films

 *All Dogs Go to Heaven 2* | 1996
Goldcrest Films

## Television

### Series

* Synication
* Fox Family

 *Animal Stories* |  | Netflix

## Home media rights

Today, along with 1995's *The Pebble and the Penguin*, MGM licenses the UK and USA home media rights to the *All Dogs Go to Heaven* franchise (the two films, the television series and the five television specials), under license from its current owner and copyright holder NBCUniversal, which currently owns DreamWorks Pictures.
Albedo

### **Rating**

Scary sci-fi action, violence and as well as some drug-use references, suggestive content and languages.

***Albedo*** is a 1989 American animated science-fiction package film produced by DreamWorks Feature Animation, which is based on the furry comic anthology series *Albedo Anthropomorphics* by Steve Gallacci. It features the voices of TBD.

The features six stories adapted from the comic book.

It marked DreamWorks first animated film to received a PG-13 rating in United States.

## Cast

* Sigourney Weaver as Erma Felna
* TBD
* John Candy as TBD
* TBD
* TBD
Donkey Kong Back in Action!

***Donkey Kong Back in Action!*** is an American animated adventure comedy television series produced by DreamWorks Animation Television, Nintendo of America and Nelvana for Drio. While the series is based on the *Donkey Kong Country* video game series, the series also shares elements from the 1997-2000 computer animated television series of the same name, with musical numbers and some voice cast from the original series. It premiered on television in TBD, 2012 and end its run in 2015. *Donkey Kong Back in Action!* is currently available to watch on streaming services such as Netflix, Hulu and Peacock.
All Dogs Go to Heaven/Characters & Cast

* Burt Reynolds as Charlie B. Barkin - a brash German Shepherd and a former con artist. The character was designed specifically with Reynolds in mind for the role and the animators mimicked some of his mannerisms.
	+ Reynolds is succeeded by Charlie Sheen for *All Dogs Go to Heaven 2*, and Steven Weber for *All Dogs Go to Heaven: The Series* and the 1997-1998 TV specials.
* Dom DeLuise as Itchy Itchiford - a paranoid, anxious but loyal Dachshund.
	+ DeLuise reprised his role in *All Dogs Go to Heaven 2* and the series and specials.
* Judith Barsi as Anne-Marie - a 7-year-old orphan girl with the ability to talk to and understand animals. Her singing voice was performed by Lana Beeson. This was Barsi's final film role before her murder in 1988. The ending credits song "Love Survives" was dedicated in her memory.
	+ Barsi was succeeded by Lacey Chabert for *All Dogs Go to Heaven 2* and the series and specials.
* Vic Tayback as Carface Caruthers - a violent, sadistic mixed blue-nosed American Pit Bull Terrier/Bulldog crime boss. This was Tayback's final film role before his death in 1990.
	+ Tayback was succeeded by Ernest Borgnine for *All Dogs Go to Heaven 2*, the series, and the specials *An All Dogs Halloween*, and *An All Dogs Christmas Carol*.
* Hugh Laurie as Fee
* Stephen Fry as Line
* Charles Nelson Reilly as Killer
* Loni Anderson as Flo
* Melba Moore as the Whippet angel
* Ken Page as King Gator
* Rob Fuller and Earleen Carey as Kate and Harold, a married couple and later Anne-Marie's adoptive parents.
	+ Fuller and Carey were succeeded by TBD and TBD for *All Dogs Go to Heaven 2* and the series and specials.
* Godfrey Quigley as Terrier
* Anna Manahan as Stella Dallas
* Candy Devine as Vera
* Mel Blanc as Dr. Owl