List of Dog Man (1983 TV series) episodes

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The following page is the list of episodes of the American-Canadian animated series, that aired from January 11, 1983 to October 21, 2014, lasting thirty seasons and 673 episodes.

## Episodes

### Season 2 (1983-84)

This is the final season where Sarah Jessica Parker is the recurring voice actor.

Main article: Season 2

### Season 3 (1984-85)

This is the first season where Sarah Jessica Parker is also the main voice actor.

Main article: Season 3

### Season 7 (1988-89)

"The Case of the Dancing Bacon" is the final episode of the series to be additionally animated by Filmation, meaning that the company was defunct on February 3, 1989. Starting with "Leslie Does Amending", the text "Overseas Production by" replaces "Additional Animation Production by" in the credits. From seasons 7 to 12, it was overseas produced by Hanho Heung-Up (credited as Hanho Heung-Up Company, Ltd.).

Main article: Season 7

### Season 12 (1993-94)

This is the final season of the series to be created by David Montoure, to be developed by David Montoure, Trevor Erickson, and Larry Finkelstein, and to feature the voice of William Ragsdale, Kevin Kline, Rosanna DeSoto, Tim Russ, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Bruce Willis as main characters in the series. This is also the final season in the series to be animated by both Wang Film Productions Co., Ltd. and Cuckoo's Nest Studio.

Main article: Season 12

### Season 13 (1994-95)

This is the first season of the series to be created by Dav Pilkey, as he replaced David Montoure as the creator and co-developer of the show, and to be developed by Dav Pilkey, Mario Escarcega, and Scott Olivieri, as they both replaced Trevor Erickson and Larry Finkelstein as the co-developers of the show. The later seasons of the series does not features the voice of William Ragsdale, Kevin Kline, Rosanna DeSoto, Tim Russ, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Bruce Willis as main characters in the series. Instead, they are replaced by Richard Ian Cox, Steve Hytner, Kathy Greenwood, Ron Pardo, Sarah Chalke, and Peter Outerbridge, and from seasons 13 to 23, the series is animated by Film Roman. Also, the closing credits are redesign, as the names are no longer being uppercase, and reverted to being lowercase, except for the letters at the beginning.

Main article: Season 13

### Season 17 (1999-2000)

Starting with "What an Active Night", the series co-aired on CTV in Canada, and the first episode to have trade union companies from Canada appearing in the credits. Also, the text, "Executive in Charges for CTV" was added in the credits.

Main article: Season 17

### Season 19 (2001-02)

This is the final season to air in 4:3.

Main article: Season 19

### Season 20 (2002-03)

Starting with "The Storm and the Corazon", the series is presented in 16:9 and in high definition, and the closing credits is redesign again, making all roles to be reverted to being uppercase.

Main article: Season 20

### Season 24 (2007-08)

Sofia Reopell and Robert Archuleta (Gregory's two best friends) made their first appearance in "Gregory's Two New Friends". This is the first season to feature the voice of Megan Charpentier as Sofia Reopell, and Dan Petronijevic as Robert Archuleta.

Main article: Season 24

### Season 28 (2011-12)

Starting with this season, the series recast Jack Knight from Steve Hytner to Steve Byrne, and Peggy Knight from Kathy Greenwood to Rachel Blanchard.

Main article: Season 28