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'''The Zombie Awakens''' is the seventh and final episode of [[Episode Guide#Series Four (1993)|Series 4]] and the sixty-fifth and final episode overall. It was first broadcast on ITV in the UK on February 16th 1993. | "'''The Zombie Awakens'''" is the seventh and final episode of [[Episode Guide#Series Four (1993)|Series 4]] and the sixty-fifth and final episode overall. It was first broadcast on ITV in the UK on February 16th 1993. | ||
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"The Zombie Awakens" is the seventh and final episode of Series 4 and the sixty-fifth and final episode overall. It was first broadcast on ITV in the UK on February 16th 1993.
Summary
Doctor Quackbrain lures Count Duckula to his dream machine for his greatest experiment.
Background Music Cues
- "Finger of Fear" (KPMK 1246. Track 21) by Federico Bayco.
Voice Cast
- David Jason as Count Duckula
- Jack May as Igor
- Brian Trueman as Nanny and the Husband
- Jimmy Hibbert as Morpheous, the Zombie and the Wife
- Barry Clayton as the Narrator and Doctor Quackbrain
Credits
- Voices: David Jason, Jack May, Brian Trueman, Jimmy Hibbert
- Narrator: Barry Clayton
- Written by Jan Needle
- Vocals: Doreen Edwards, Mike Harding
- Original Music: Mike Harding
- Design: Chris Randall, Margaret Riley, Paul Salmon, Vincent James, Dan Whitworth, Ed Williams, Andy Roper
- Storyboard: Erland Hodge
- Layout: Neil Graham
- Animation: Adrian Bell, David Bowers, Les Brooksbank, Mike Eames, Alastair Fell, Paul Greenall, Karen Heywood, Joe McCaffrey, Phil Morris, John Offord, Mair Thomas
- Backgrounds: Margaret Riley, Stephen Simpson
- Supervised by Ben Turner
- Special Effects: Garry Owen, Roy Huckerby, Jackie Mitchell
- Camera: Peter Kidd, Frank Hardie, Wendy Senior, Mark Sutton
- Painting: Laura Cosgrove, Marie Dembinski, Joyce Flowers, Mark Fulton, Stefania Giani, Sue Halliwell, Lynn Hardie, Andrea Hough, Yasodha Huckerby, Joan Jones, Helen Michael, Katie Nutter, Helen Michael, Beverly Phillips, Michelle Povey, Helen Smith, Gloria Vassiliou, Lesley White, Craig Whittle
- Supervised by Lorriane Thomas
- Xerox: Tony McAleese, Joan Simmons, Don Geering
- Line Test: Phil Atack
- Production Controller: Chris Phillips, Bob Burrows, Simon White
- Film Editor: Zyggy Markiewicz
- Assistant Editor: Stephen Perry
- Animation Checkers: Andrew Bax, Phil McMylor
- Dubbing Mixer: Ted Spooner
- Animation Director: Dan Whitworth
- Associate Producer: Chris Randall
- Executive Producer: John Hambley
- Produced by Mark Hall, Brian Cosgrove
- Directed by Chris Randall
- © Cosgrove Hall Productions MCMLXXXIX
Copyright Gag
Despite this episode first being broadcast in 1993, the roman numerals in the copyright read 'MCMLXXXIX', meaning it is dated in 1989.
