More images from new "7D" episodes to premier in the coming weeks on DisneyXD:
"I'm Not Very Nice"
In a music video directed by Alfred Gimeno, Hildy Gloom (voiced by Kelly Osbourne) sings "I'm Not Very Nice," written and composed by our "7D" series songwriter, Parry Gripp.
"A Royal Pain In The Castle"
Written by Brad Rozman. Directed by Charles Visser.
Grumpy is appointed substitute King for a Day and must contend with a saber-rattling Gnome King during a peace summit.
"A Sneeze in Time"
Directed by Alfred Gimeno.
Sneezy is allergic to Grumpy's spicy Chilipeeney Peppereenie cheese. In fact, it makes him sneeze so hard that he sneezes the 7D into the future...to a time where Hildy has taken over Jollywood. Our crew must sneeze back through time to fix the past in order to save the future.
Here are some images from additional new episodes of "THE 7D" which will be premiering in the coming weeks on DisneyXD.
"Once In A Purple Moon"
Written by Sherri Stoner, Deanna Oliver and Sindy Boveda Spackman. Storyboarded by Doug McCarthy. Directed by Jeff Gordon.
When Doc is laughed out of the Academy during his lecture on phenomena that will take place during an upcoming full moon, he vows to prove that his "Mooney Schmagooney Theory" is correct. But strange happenings accompany the next full moon, which is not a regular full moon, but rather, "a triple-color full moon all the way!"
"Water You Doin', Dopey?"
Written by Mike Loprete. Storyboard by Kexx Singleton. Directed by Charles Visser.
Dopey uses his supernatural water-finding skills to leads the 7D on a desperate search for the Fountain of Youth in order to save Queen Delightful from an aging spell cast by Hildy Gloom.
BTW,
the voice of the audio book version of Doc's new "Encyclopedia
Enchantica" -- re-titled as the "Encyclopedia En-Blab-ica" -- is
provided by guest-star Fran Drescher!
The first new episode of THE 7D Season 2 can be seen on Friday January 29 at 2PM on the Disney Channel. The second new episode of Season 2 can be seen at 9:30 on Saturday January 30 on DisneyXD. Yes, two different channels!
Below are scenes from these first two half hours. Feel free to download these images, share them with friends, and post them to your social media!
Above: From "When Pigs Fly," storyboarded by Doug McCarthy and directed by Charles Visser.
Above: From "Knight School," written by Deanna Oliver and directed by Alfred Gimeno.
Above: From "In Yer Dreams Pal," written by Sherri Stoner and storyboarded and directed by Alfred Gimeno, premiering at 9:30 AM on Saturday January 30th on Disney XD.
Above: From "The Great Glitterpillar," written by Shea Fontana and storyboarded and directed by Charles Visser, also premiering at 9:30 AM on Saturday January 30th on Disney XD.
Our awesome crew is led by our line producer Bradley Bowlen, our co-executive producer Tom Warburton, our production manager Jennifer Nelson, our art director Frank Montagna, our song writer and musical director Parry Gripp and composer Keith Horn, our story editors Deanna Oliver and Sherri Stoner, our series editor Brad Rozman, and of course our directors Jeff Gordon, Alfred Gimeno and Charles Visser, to name just a few of the huge talents who make THE 7D come to life.
Greetings, fellow Cartoonatics!
Tune in for "The Rock of Sages," an all new half-hour episode of THE 7D on Saturday morning, September 12 on DisneyXD. You'll meet...
...The Seven Sages (one is missing, above) who hold the key to saving Jollywood from the Evil Lord Grudgemunger...
This wicked wizard seeks to control all the magic in the Universe, with the help of his unwitting allies...the Gloom!
Will Hildy become the new Queen of Jollywood?
Has Queen Delightful's rule come to an end?
Can the secrets of The Singing Scroll (guest star Paul Shaffer) help our heroes save the kingdom?
Can the 7D thwart Grudgemunger's forces of doom?
I'm thinking "definitely."
Find out for yourselves -- Saturday, Sept. 12 on DisneyXD -- with the premiere of THE 7D's "Rock of Sages." (Multiple airings continue through the week.)
And check your TV schedule for THE 7D, airing every day of the week on DisneyXD starting in September!
We're wrapping up the 24 half hours of Season 1, and starting stories, scripts and storyboards on 39 new half hours for Season 2 of Disney's THE 7D.
Here are the three brilliant directors on Disney's THE 7D series: Alfred Gimeno, Charles Visser and Jeff Gordon, out in front of the Empire offices in Burbank, where Alfred is happily waiting for a streetcar that, much to his dismay, will never arrive.
Above, left to right: Colin Wells, who provides the voice of Colin, the kid who tells us about Randy Beaman on Animaniacs; the Executive Producer of Animaniacs, Tiny Toons, and Pinky & the Brain, Steven Spielberg; and Nate Ruegger, the voice of Baby Plucky on Tiny Toons, Skippy Squirrel on Animaniacs, and Froggo on Histeria! (Photo circa 1994)
On the right, Paul Strickland, Tiny Toon Adventures' Production Manager, with his wife Robin Carmichael Strickland, on the left. Paul, Robin and I worked together at Hanna-Barbera in the 80's. (Circa 1993)
Above, our fearless Executive Producer, Steven Spielberg, center, at one of our yearly wrap parties. Behind him, standing, is Luke Ruegger, the voice of "The Flame," Bumpo the bassett and "The Brave Little Trailer" on Animaniacs and the voice of Big Fat Baby and Billy the Kid on Histeria! Flanking Steven are two of Luke's closest childhood pals, Wesley and Ryan Hasting. (Circa 1995)
From 1996: Charles Visser went from storyboard artist to series director on Animaniacs and Pinky & the Brain. Today, along with Alfred Gimeno and Jeff Gordon, Charles is a director of Disney's new animated series, The 7D.
Visiting the Animanics/Pinky and the Brain/Histeria composers at the Warner Bros. Studio Clint Eastwood Sound Stage. Left to right: that's me next to series composer The Great Stonini, Richard Stone, and two of his closest and most talented musical collaborators, composers Julie and Steve Bernstein.
Above, four more stars from Warner Bros. Animation, circa 1997. Top left: Bob Doucette -- designer, artist (Animaniacs, Tiny Toons), show creator (Detention), director and producer (Road Rovers and Histeria). Top right: Harry Andronis -- the brilliant and beloved recording engineer of Animaniacs, Pinky & the Brain, Batman: the Animated Series, Histeria and most other series produced by Warner Bros. Animation in the 90's. In the center: the one and only Tress MacNeille -- the voice of Babs Bunny, Dot Warner, Hello Nurse and countless other characters at Warner Brothers animation, at Disney, on The Simpson and everywhere in the cartoon universe. And standing in front: Cody Ruegger, the inspiration for all the Baby Plucky cartoons ("Water go down the hole"), the voice of The Little Bluebird on Animaniacs, and the voice of Loud Kiddington on Histeria!
