Travis Willingham as Dexter's Dad/Danny: an dumb luck father.
#Dexters laboratory series#
that is a satirical or soft reboot of the 1996-2003 series of the same name. CAPTION: "Dexter's Laboratory" star and the show's creator, Genndy Tartakovsky.Dexter's Laboratory (also known as HBO Max's Dexter's Laboratory, Dexter and Dee-Dee Show in working titles) is a upcoming Canadian-American animated science fiction sitcom television series produced by Cartoon Network Studios, distributed by WarnerMedia Direct on HBO Max in early 2023.
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Wouldn't he consider establishing a sweat shop full of precocious kids to pump out scripts to build his cartoon empire? Who knows? Tartakovsky is not, in Dexter parlance, stooopid. Her only regret is that she didn't use better equipment to tape Tyler's story: "It was a Radio Shack 10-dollar recorder. I told him if he wanted that Nintendo 64, he better keep signing." After a while his arm started hurting and he said he couldn't sign any more. But first Tyler had to sign "a million forms. His mother said the rights fee was fair, especially considering the family didn't even have a copy of the August submission. "It was like there was a force field around the phone," he explained. Tyler wasn't included in the negotiations with Cartoon Network, however. Tyler did share with Kelsey his Cartoon Network proceeds, which included boxes of "Dexter" paraphernalia and an undisclosed amount of money, with a small portion being used to purchase a video game unit. He enjoys performing scientific experiments and has posted a sign on his bedroom door warning his 5-year-old sister, Kelsey, to stay out of his "laboratory" - as Dexter does with his ditsy older sister Dee Dee. "I think I'll watch it for the rest of my life." "My friend Kerry got me into it," he said. In an interview Tyler offered up his "old Jewish man" voice and told of his love of the show. "Tyler's a real character," said Gail Lee. Tyler's tastes, though, are more in line with "Thundercats" and "Space Ghost." He also has worked up a sci-fi spoof called "The Dex Files."Īnd while he enjoys Cheech and Chong, no, he's not allowed to watch Comedy Central's "South Park."
are a little emptier than people are used to."Īficionados will recall 1950s cartoons by John and Faith Hubley, who included the voices of their children. "It's super-simplistic," Tartakovsky said. This episode lacks most of the sound effects of a regular show. The precocious author and first-year acting student even imitates the voices. Tyler's unsolicited story, "Dexter and Computress Get Mandark," describes the efforts of the pint-sized boy genius and a personable computer to destroy the laboratory of an archrival. "He got all the personalities and the relationships right." "I think it's great that kids identify with the characters," said Tartakovsky, whose obsession with cartoons started at a similar age when his family moved to the United States from Russia in 1977. Hiller Lee being incorporated into the cartoon.įurther, series creator Genndy Tartakovsky had the segment animated in the style of a second-grader, with crayon-like backgrounds and crudely drawn characters. The boy's false starts are included in the story, and his mother's promptings are heard in the background - with animated versions of Tyler and Gail E. Tyler's audiotaped idea for an episode of "Dexter's Laboratory" is used, unedited, as the soundtrack for the cartoon short. Wednesday on Cartoon Network.īut what a seven minutes for the 7-year-old second-grader from Long Island, N.Y. Tyler Samuel Lee's 15 minutes of fame actually lasts for only seven minutes, starting at 8 p.m.
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