Fantastic Max 3 - Cooking Mother's Goose

**Fantastic Max 3 - Cooking Mother's Goose** is a UK VHS release by BBC Enterprises Ltd on 1st October 1990.

## Description

**THREE MORE GALACTIC ADVENTURES WITH FUNKY SPACE KID FANTASTIC MAX!**

With his plastic parent AB Sitter and his Twinkleian pal FX, space baby Max gets into more cosmic tangles with friends and foes from all over the galaxy.

## Episode Info

1. **COOKING MOTHER'S GOOSE** - When FX's long lost mischievous cousin XS drops in on Max and his friends, the little green trickster disappears into a nursery rhyme book and creates havoc in storyland. When the Baa Baa black sheep turn tartan and Jack's beanstalk bites back, Max determines to put a stop to XS's nursery crimes.
2. **JOURNEY TO THE CENTRE OF MY SISTER** - An important virus called Nasal Bathrobe, is loose in Max's sister and he'd just as soon wipe out a galaxy as wipe his nose. The virus must be caught so our heroic trio embark on a magical rescue mission around Zoe's body!
3. **CARROT ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND** - When a 6"2" cosmic carrot called Rooty drops in on Max for help, Zoe look set to win first prize in the Best Vegetable Contest. However, Fatso - who wants Rooty for dinner - has been chasing the elusive legume round the universe and Max needs to move fast when his new friend is Carrotnapped.

## Title Card Credits

These are the credits to the title cards to these three episodes on this Fantastic Max video.

#### **"Cooking Mother's Goose"**

* Story by Scott Shaw.
* Teleplay by Marion Wells.

#### **"Carrot Encounters of the Third Kind"**

* Story by Kelly Ward & Mark Young.
* Teleplay by Gary Greenfield.

## Closing Credits

Here are the closing credits which are only featured at the end of the final episode on this Fantastic Max video that is "*Carrot Encounters of the Third Kind*".

* Executive Producers: William Hanna and Joseph Barbera.
* Executive in Charge of Production: Jayne Barbera.
* Supervising Producer: Jeff Segal.
* Produced by Charles Grosvenor.
* Story Editors: Mark Young and Kelly Ward.
* Supervising Director: Ray Patterson.
* Animation Directors: Paul Sommers, Bob Goe, Carl Urbano and Art Davis.
* Storyboard Artists: Kurt Anderson, Gordon Bellamy, Cullen Blaine, Alfred Gimeno, Carol Holman Grosvenor,
Charles Grosvenor, Scott Jeralds, Larry Latham, Robert Onorato, Chris Otsuki, Boy Baarde, Ade Ocampo,
Mel Capital and Mitch Schauer.
* Recording Director: Gordon Hunt.
* Animation Casting Director: Andrea Romano.
* Talent Coordinator: Kris Zimmerman.
* Voices by Rene Auberjonois, Gregg Berger, Sorrell Booke, Phillip Boutte, Hamilton Camp, Nancy Cartwright,
Townsend Coleman, Jennifer Darling, Jerry Dexter, Paul Eiding, Ben Ryan Ganger, Joanie Gerber,
Benji Gregory, Dorian Harewood, Elisabeth Harnois, Dana Hill, Jerry Houser, Arte Johnson, Michael Lembeck,
Aaron Lohr, Laurence Luckinbill, Kenneth Mars, Nan Martin, Gail Matthius, Chuck McCann,
Howard Morris, Lorenzo Music, Rob Paulsen, Henry Polic II, Larry Riley, Ronnie Schell, Avery Schreiber,
Howard Stevens, Andrew Stojka, B.J. Ward and Edward Winter.
* Music by Clark Gassman and Michael Tavera.
* Director of Music Supervision: Joanne Miller.
* Title by Bill Perez.
* Graphics by Iraj Paran and Tom Wogarzke.
* Design Supervisor:
* Layout Supervisor: Felino Capati.
* Layout Artists: Joselito Avila, Antonio Legaspi, Raymond Romero, Levy Vergara and Magtanggol Zarzuela.
* Unit Head: Bob Onorato.
* Character Design: Lee Evans, Leonardo Johnson and Maurice Hunt.
* Animation Supervisors: Phil Robinson and Joanna Romersa.
* Animation by Allan Abelardo, Rosauro Adorable, Edwin Alcala, Mario Carbera, Tednicolas Camahaian,
Rodel Castillo, Rita Deseo, Oscar Dizom, Jesus Espanola, Ralph Fernan, Guilberto & Romeo Garcia,
Earl Gozo, Noriel Israel, Rita Javier, Adam Kuhiman, Leonardo Lagonera, Ruben Malacura,
Maureen Mascarina, Raul Mimay, Emmanuel & Marco Plantilla, Ronaldo Samala, Victorio Santiago,
Angeltio, Edemer & Francisco Santos, Alfonso Serrano, Aureliano Sibulo, Henry Soriano, Arnold Valencia
and Roman Yusi.
* Background Supervisors: Al Gmuer and Ulfrido Barona.
* Background Artists: Mike Humphries, Patti Palmer, Lorriane Marue, Bonnie Callahan, Andy Philipson,
Rex Avila, Alberto Delizo, Danilo Dictado, Emiliano Gumera, Manuel Inaido, Lalaine Labayane and Ajelo Leal.
* Color Stylists: Alison Leopold, Kathy Hardin, Candy Alejandrino and Aurora Uaje
* Animation Checking & Scene Planning by Paul Strickland.
* Production Assistants: Hilary Rushnell, Kristina Mazzotti,
Sandy Benenati, Vicki Casper, Erika Grossbart and Debby Lathrop Robbins.
* Program Administrator: Barbara Simon Dierks.
* 1/4" Editors: Kelly Foley and Paul Douglas.
* Track Readers: Yvonne Palmer, Jim Hearn, Kay Douglas and Kerry Iverson.
* Supervising Film Editor: Jamie Graham.
* Music Editor: Bert Navis.
* Camera by Elias Macute, Paul Salgado and Mario Vitug.
* Production Manager: Joham Iriarte.
* Production Supervisor: Jerry Smith.
* Post Production Supervisor: Joed Eaton.
* Series Created by Mike Young.
* Original Design by Dave Edwards.
* Produced by Kalisto Ltd. By Mike Young and John Parkinson.
* Produced In Association with Booker plc.
* COPYRIGHT: © 1988 Hanna-Barbera Productions, Inc. and Kalisto. Ltd. All Rights Reserved.

## Opening (Original 1990 release)

* BBC Video copyright warning (1988-1991)
* BBC Video Globe ident (1988-1991) (opening version)
* BBC Video Slide: 1: "*Fantastic Max 1 - The Loon in the Moon*" and
2: "*Fantastic Max 2 - Attack of the Cubic Rubes*" with BBC Video 1988-1991 music
* Fantastic Max 3: Cooking Mother's Goose title card with BBC Video 1988-1991 music
* Fantastic Max opening titles
* Start of Cooking Mother's Goose (1988)

## Closing (Original 1990 release)

* End of Carrot Encounters of the Third Kind (1988)
* Fantastic Max Closing Credits
* BBC Video Globe ident (1988-1991) (closing version with 1989 copyright stamp)
* BBC Video copyright warning (1988-1991)

## Trivia

* The opening theme tune to Fantastic Max and its episode title cards are shown at the start of all three episodes on this video.
* The closing credits to Fantastic Max is featured at the end of the final episode on this video.
* The 1989 copyright stamp in its original 1988-1990 ITC Advant Garde Gothic font is featured in the ending variant of the BBC Video 1988-1991 ident seen on this video.

## Trailers and info

A slide for the previous two titles released on video which are 1: "Fantastic Max 1 - The Loon in the Moon" and
2: "Fantastic Max 2 - Attack of the Cubic Rubes", both of which are also available on BBC Video.