C Bear and Jamal
| C-Bear and Jamal | |
|---|---|
 C-Bear and Jamal Title Card | |
| Created by |
Earl Richey Jones Todd R. Jones |
| Voices of |
Tone Lōc Arthur Reggie III |
| No. of seasons | 2 |
| No. of episodes | 13 |
| Production | |
| Running time | 25 mins. |
| Production company(s) | Film Roman |
| Release | |
| Original network | Fox Kids |
| Original release | February 3, 1996 – February 22, 1997 |
C Bear and Jamal is an animated children's television show that premiered on the Fox Kids programming block in 1996. It features an elementary-aged school kid named Jamal, whose constant companion was "C Bear", a hip hop teddy bear who sings. Film Roman co-produced the show.[1]
Characters
- C-Bear - (Tone Lōc) - C-Bear is a wise teddy bear with a hip hop look. He comes to life when Jamal is around and is always ready to give him advice. He has the power to take Jamal and himself on wild adventures. C-Bear is based partly on Tone Loc's childhood teddy bear with which he would go on fantasy adventures.
- Jamal Harrison Wingo - (Arthur Reggie III) - Jamal is a gullible 9 year old who always seems to be in a jam, but has C-bear to help him when he's in trouble.
- Hawthorne Wingo - (George L. Wallace) - Hawthorne is the father of Jamal, who is always hungry and often questions Jamal on why he still keeps C-bear.
- Grandma - (Dawnn Lewis) - Jamal's grandmother, who cooks the food for her family and is very nice to everybody.
- Grandpa - (Darryl Sivad) - Jamal's grandfather, who is bald and almost never leaves his chair.
- Maya - (Kim Fields Freeman) - Jamal's friend, who is very loud but hates it when she that. She is also very smart.
- Big Chill - (Aries Spears) - Jamal's chubby friend, who is always hungry and sounds like he has a cold. Whenever he's entering a room he'll say "the b-i-g c-h-i double l is in the hizouse".
- Kwame - (Aries Spears) Jamal's Afrocentric friend, who is dressed in African clothes every day and believes in "power to the people" and often calls things "conspiracies by 'The Man'" when he is displeased.
- Chipster - (Jeannie Elias) - Jamal's odd friend, who likes to make his friends laugh and never thinks of himself as weird.
- Kim - (Margaret Cho) - Jamal's Korean friend, who is always on Maya's side and hates to see her friends being picked on.
- Javier - (Paul Rodríguez) - Jamal's Hispanic friend, who doesn't tend to say mean things.
List of episodes
Season 1 (1996)
| Ep# | Title | Airdate | Song |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Rap Van Winkle | February 3, 1996 | The Rap Song |
| 2 | Emperor's New Gear | February 10, 1996 | New Clothes |
| 3 | Big | February 17, 1996 | Jamal's Blues |
Season 2 (1996–1997)
| Ep# | Title | Airdate | Song |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4 | Teeing Off | September 21, 1996 | Ode to Duckie Jordan |
| 5 | The Prince and the Po' Boy | September 28, 1996 | If I Were A Rich Boy |
| 6 | Raging Bully | October 12, 1996 | Little Red Ragamuffin |
| 7 | Hanging with Mr. Wingo | November 2, 1996 | No Worry Free J.O.B |
| 8 | Big Head Jamal | November 9, 1996 | Benocchio's Lament |
| 9 | Sleepless in South Central | November 16, 1996 | Ain't Got No Life |
| 10 | Dumbing Down | November 23, 1996 | The Thinker |
| 11 | The Truth and Nothing But the Truth | February 1, 1997 | Jamal Can't Handle The Truth |
| 12 | Puppy Love | February 15, 1997 | Here Comes Jamal |
| 13 | Most Valuable Grandpa | February 22, 1997 | Tortoise And The Hare |
Credits
- Executive Producers: Tone Loc, Phil Roman, Margaret Loesch
- Producer: Bob Richardson
- Story Editors: L. Rice, Al Sonya
- Voice Director: Debbie Allen
- Executives in Charge of Production: Bill Schultz, Anne Luiting
- Studio Production Manager: Lolee Aries
- Manager of Foreign Production: Kenneth T. Ito
- Casting: Eileen Mack Knight
- Director of Creative Development: Guy Vasilovich
- Directors: David Brain, Vincent Davis, Brian Hogan, Emory Myrick
- Music by: Kurt Farquhar
- Main Title Song Written and Performed by: Tone Loc
- Character Design: Bruce W. Smith
- Layout Design: Charles Payne, Cliff Vorhees
- Prop Design: Gary Hoffman, Jim Schumann
- Painting: Deborah Mark, Belle Norman, Elizabeth Reed, Cookie Tricarico
- Art Director: Brad Landreth
- Backgrounds: Nathan Chew
- Layouts: Nathan Chew
- Color Key Supervisor: Phyllis Craig
- Storyboards: Robert Boyle, Sandra Frame, Gary Hoffman, Brian Hogan, Chris Hubbard, Jay Lender, Scott Shaw!
- Picture Editors: Don Barrozo, Lee Harting
- Post Production Sound Services: Advantage Audio, Inc.
- Sound Recording Mixers: Melissa Gentry-Ellis, Ray Leonard, Jim Hodson
- Sound Effects Design: Michael Warner
- Music Editor: Fil Brown
- Track Department: Peter Aries
- Creative Producer: Swinton O. Scott III
- Creative Consultants: Earl Richey Jones, Todd R. Jones, Bruce W. Smith
- Creative Concepts: Frankyln Ajaye, Barry Douglas
- Executive in Charge of Production for Fox Kids: Barney Gilmore
- Production Accountant: Kyle C. Hammans
- Production Managers: Barbara Cordova, Stephanie Elliott
- Assistant Film Editor: Kurtis Kunsak
- Negative Cutting: D and A Negative Cutting, Inc., Tim Heyen
- Telecine: Editel, Complete Post, Inc., Sunset Post
- Operator: Larry Field
- Post Production Director: Barbara Beck
- Post Production Supervisor: Noel Quinn-Roman
- Overseas Supervisor: Russell Crispin
VHS releases
Xenon Entertainment Group released several episodes of the show on VHS in 2000.
References
- ↑ "Tone Loc to Debut Cartoon Series on Fox". The Los Angeles Times. 1996-01-30. Retrieved 2010-08-24.
External links
- C-Bear and Jamal at the Wayback Machine (archived November 4, 1996) - Fox Kids
- C Bear and Jamal at the Internet Movie Database
- C Bear and Jamal at the Big Cartoon DataBase
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