First aired	1996
Last aired
Network	Nickelodeon KCET
Seasons	2
No. of episodes	40

The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss premiered on Nickelodeon on October 13, 1996. This show features puppet versions of the classic Dr. Seuss characters, with computer animated backgrounds by Silicon Graphics. In 2011, the show began airing in reruns on the former California PBS affiliate KCET.

Contents 1 Cast 2 Credits 3 See also 4 External links

CastEdit

• Bruce Lanoil as The Cat in the Hat (season 1), Fox in Socks (season 1)
• Martin P. Robinson as The Cat in the Hat (season 2)
• Anthony Asbury as The Grinch, Thidwick the Big-Hearted Moose, Yertle the Turtle, Terrence McBird
• John Kennedy as Horton the Elephant, Little Cat C, Mr. Knox, Sam-I-Am
• Kathryn Mullen as Morton the Elephant Bird (season 1), Little Cat A (season 1), Junior Kangaroo (season 1)
• Stephanie D'Abruzzo as Jane Kangaroo, Max, Little Cat B, Pam-I-Am, Sarah Hall-Small
• Leslie Carrara as Little Cat A (season 2), Morton the Elephant Bird (season 2)
• Tim Lagasse as Fox in Socks (season 2), Junior Kangaroo (season 2)

Guest or background/assistant puppeteers included Pam Arciero, Bill Barretta, Camille Bonora, Kevin Clash, Joey Mazzarino, Brian Muehl, Jerry Nelson, and John Tartaglia.

CreditsEdit

• Executive Producer: Michael K. Frith, David Steven Cohen, and Brian Henson
• Produce by: Lauren Gray and Bob Stein
• Directors: David Gumpel, John Leo, Kathryn Mullen (season 2), David Nebel, Scott Preston, Stephaine Simpson (season 2), Emily Squires (season 2), Rick Velleu (season 2)
• Writers: Carin Greenberg Baker, Lou Berger, David Steven Cohen, Gary Cooper, Annie Evans, Adam Felber (season 2), Jerry Kupfer (season 2), Phil Lollar, Bill Marsilli, Jay Martel (season 2), Alan Neuwirth, Will Ryan, Mo Rocca (season 2), Craig Shemin, Stephaine Simpson (season 2), Belinda Ward
• Consulting Producer: Will Ryan
• Production Designer: Ed Eyth
• Music: Joe Carroll
• Songs: Joe Carroll, Mark Gray, Peter Thom, Russ Irwin, and Bill Marsilli
• Puppet Captain: Kathryn Mullen
• Technical Director: Tom Guadarrama

See alsoEdit

• Episode Guide
• Videography

External linksEdit

• The Jim Henson Company
• DVD review at DVDizzy.com