Mystery Science Theater 3000：Full Cast & Crew

Series Directed by

Jim Mallon
(67 episodes, 1989-1997): Kevin Murphy
(52 episodes, 1992-1999): Trace Beaulieu
(22 episodes, 1992-1996): Vince Rodriguez
(16 episodes, 1988-1989): Michael J. Nelson
(18 episodes, 1992-1999): Joel Hodgson
(8 episodes, 1992-1993): Todd Ziegler
(3 episodes, 1989)

Series Writing Credits

Joel Hodgson
(creator) (186 episodes, 1988-1999): Joel Hodgson
(written by) (86 episodes, 1989-1993): Joel Hodgson
(writer) (21 episodes, 1988-1989): Joel Hodgson
(created by) (12 episodes, 1990-1998): Joel Hodgson
(creator) (186 episodes, 1988-1999): Joel Hodgson
(writer) (21 episodes, 1988-1989): Kevin Murphy
(written by) (158 episodes, 1989-1999): Kevin Murphy
(writer) (28 episodes, 1988-1999): Kevin Murphy
(198 episodes, 1988-1999): Kevin Murphy
(writer) (28 episodes, 1988-1999): Michael J. Nelson
(head writer) (164 episodes, 1990-1999): Michael J. Nelson
(written by) (13 episodes, 1989-1990): Jim Mallon
(contributing writer) (98 episodes, 1991-1997): Jim Mallon
(written by) (33 episodes, 1989-1993): Jim Mallon
(writer) (21 episodes, 1988-1989): Trace Beaulieu
(written by) (126 episodes, 1989-1996): Trace Beaulieu
(writer) (24 episodes, 1988-1996): Bridget Jones
(written by) (97 episodes, 1992-1999): Bridget Jones
(contributing writer) (28 episodes, 1991-1993): Bridget Jones
(143 episodes, 1991-1999): Bridget Jones
(written by) (97 episodes, 1992-1999): Bridget Jones
(writer) (6 episodes, 1995-1999): Bridget Jones
(143 episodes, 1991-1999): Paul Chaplin
(written by) (120 episodes, 1991-1999): Paul Chaplin
(145 episodes, 1991-1999): Paul Chaplin
(writer) (7 episodes, 1993-1999): Paul Chaplin
(contributing writer) (6 episodes, 1991): Paul Chaplin
(145 episodes, 1991-1999): Mary Jo Pehl
(written by) (104 episodes, 1992-1999): Mary Jo Pehl
(123 episodes, 1992-1999): Mary Jo Pehl
(writer) (7 episodes, 1993-1999): Mary Jo Pehl
(123 episodes, 1992-1999): Frank Conniff
(written by) (102 episodes, 1990-1994): Frank Conniff
(writer) (1 episode, 1993): Colleen Henjum
(contributing writer) (92 episodes, 1991-1995): Colleen Henjum
(written by) (3 episodes, 1991): Bill Corbett
(written by) (32 episodes, 1997-1999): Bill Corbett
(51 episodes, 1995-1999): Bill Corbett
(writer) (4 episodes, 1997-1999): Bill Corbett
(contributing writer) (3 episodes, 1995): Bill Corbett
(51 episodes, 1995-1999): J. Elvis Weinstein
(writer) (21 episodes, 1988-1989): J. Elvis Weinstein
(written by) (13 episodes, 1989-1990): J. Elvis Weinstein
(writer) (21 episodes, 1988-1989): Mike Dodge
(written by) (23 episodes, 1994-1995): Mike Dodge
(writer) (1 episode, 1995): David Sussman
(written by) (17 episodes, 1993-1994): David Sussman
(contributing writer) (1 episode, 1992): Timothy Scott
(written by) (6 episodes, 1993-1994): Timothy Scott
(contributing writer) (1 episode, 1991): Brian Funk
(additional writing) (6 episodes, 1989): Alexandra Carr
(contributing writer) (3 episodes, 1991): Alexandra Carr
(special guest writer) (1 episode, 1990): Alexandra Carr
(written by) (1 episode, 1990): Jann Johnson
(contributing writer) (3 episodes, 1991): Jann Johnson
(special guest writer) (1 episode, 1990): Jann Johnson
(written by) (1 episode, 1990): Lisa Sheretz
(contributing writer) (4 episodes, 1991): Faye Burkholder
(writer) (2 episodes, 1989): Faye Burkholder
(written by) (1 episode, 1991): Drew Jansen
(contributing writer) (3 episodes, 1995): Lynn-Anne Friese
(contributing writer) (2 episodes, 1991): Jef Maynard
(contributing writer) (2 episodes, 1991): Craig Tollifson
(contributing writer) (2 episodes, 1991): Tom Wedor
(contributing writer) (2 episodes, 1991): John Carney
(written by) (2 episodes, 1992): Mike Gandolfi
(contributing writer) (2 episodes, 1992): Rob Schrab
(contributing writer) (1 episode, 1991): Christopher Whiting
(contributing writer) (1 episode, 1991): Christopher Wurst
(contributing writer) (1 episode, 1991): Steve Hollenhorst
(contributing writer) (1 episode, 1992): Don Jurek
(contributing writer) (1 episode, 1992): Ben Bakken
(contributing writer) (1 episode, 1995)

Series Cast

Kevin Murphy
Â Tom Servo / ... 185 episodes, 1988-1999: Trace Beaulieu
Â Crow T. Robot / ... 149 episodes, 1988-1996: Jim Mallon
Â Gypsy / ... 142 episodes, 1989-1998: Michael J. Nelson
Â Mike Nelson / ... 118 episodes, 1990-1999: Frank Conniff
Â TV's Frank / ... 110 episodes, 1990-1999: Joel Hodgson
Â Joel Robinson / ... 109 episodes, 1988-1999: Mary Jo Pehl
Â Pearl Forrester / ... 66 episodes, 1992-1999: Bill Corbett
Â Crow T. Robot / ... 48 episodes, 1997-1999: Patrick Brantseg
Â Gypsy / ... 46 episodes, 1993-1999: Alexandra Carr
Â Magic Voice / ... 3 episodes, 1989-1992: Paul Chaplin
Â Ned the Nanite / ... 36 episodes, 1992-1999: J. Elvis Weinstein
Â Tom Servo / ... 34 episodes, 1988-1990: Bridget Jones
Â Flavia / ... 17 episodes, 1991-1997: Beez McKeever
Â Roman Day Player / ... 12 episodes, 1996-1998: Peter Rudrud
Â Announcer / ... 5 episodes, 1997-1999: Bradley J. Keely
Â Kid / ... 3 episodes, 1993-1999: Nathan Molstead
Â Jerry 3 episodes, 1990-1991: Timothy Scott
Â Miracle Growth Baby / ... 3 episodes, 1991-1993: Barb Tebben
Â Friendly Phone Representative / ... 3 episodes, 1996-1998: Faye Burkholder
Â Sexy Gypsy / ... 2 episodes, 1989-1991: Jim Smith
Â Jerry 2 episodes, 1990: Robert Czech
Â Sylvia 2 episodes, 1990-1991: Jef Maynard
Â Roadie / ... 2 episodes, 1991-1992: Eli Kenneth Mallon
Â Miracle Growth Baby (before) / ... 2 episodes, 1991-1998: Daniel Breyer
Â Roman Day Player / ... 2 episodes, 1997: Crist Ballas
Â The Gorilla 1 episode, 1990: Christopher Wurst
Â Gerry 1 episode, 1991: Mike Dodge
Â Bob the A-Bomb 1 episode, 1994: Jack Beaulieu
Â Old Dr. Clayton Forrester 1 episode, 1996: Brent Peterson
Â Jerry 1 episode, 1990: Tom McKeever
Â Delta Knight 1 episode, 1998: Amy Kane
Â Sylvia 1 episode, 1990: David Sussman
Â The Power Steves 1 episode, 1994: Ben Mooers
Â Tony 1 episode, 1996: Robert Smith
Â Howard 1 episode, 1997: Nick Prueher
Â Delta Knight 1 episode, 1998: Tim Paulson
Â Party Go-er 1 episode, 1995: Helena Espinosa
Â Preview Audience Member 1 episode, 1996: Dan Tanz
Â Delta Knight 1 episode, 1998: Humphrey the Dog
Â Wolf 1 episode, 1998: Kelly Schrandt
Â Preview Audience Member 1 episode, 1996: Ben Bakken
Â Pancake Breakfast Extra 1 episode, 1998: Andrea Jackson DuCane
Â Pancake Breakfast Extra 1 episode, 1998: Ari Hoptman
Â Pancake Breakfast Extra 1 episode, 1998: Katie Johnson
Â Pancake Breakfast Extra 1 episode, 1998: Mikey Johnson
Â Pancake Breakfast Extra 1 episode, 1998: Anne Kleinschmidt
Â Pancake Breakfast Extra 1 episode, 1998: Joe Kleinschmidt
Â Pancake Breakfast Extra 1 episode, 1998: Marie Kleinschmidt
Â Pancake Breakfast Extra 1 episode, 1998: Rick Kleinschmidt
Â Pancake Breakfast Extra 1 episode, 1998: Edna McKeever
Â Pancake Breakfast Extra 1 episode, 1998: Rachel Mertz
Â Pancake Breakfast Extra 1 episode, 1998: Dara Moskowitz
Â Pancake Breakfast Extra 1 episode, 1998: Kathleen M. Murphy
Â Pancake Breakfast Extra 1 episode, 1998: Sandra Lee-Oian Thomas
Â Pancake Breakfast Extra 1 episode, 1998: Gerald A. Pehl
Â Pancake Breakfast Extra 1 episode, 1998: David Rudrud
Â Pancake Breakfast Extra 1 episode, 1998: Tom Schufman
Â Pancake Breakfast Extra 1 episode, 1998: Krista Skoglund
Â Pancake Breakfast Extra 1 episode, 1998: Lorin Skoglund
Â Pancake Breakfast Extra 1 episode, 1998: Anna Stonehouse
Â Pancake Breakfast Extra 1 episode, 1998: Marshall Tebben
Â Pancake Breakfast Extra 1 episode, 1998: Martin Guigui
Â Marty 1 episode, 1997: Leonard Maltin
Â Leonard Maltin 1 episode, 1998: Jann Johnson
Â Magic Voice (uncredited) 9 episodes, 1989-1990: Barry ZeVan
Â Barry ZeVan (uncredited) 1 episode, 1989: Tim Johnson
Â Mike Down, CPA (uncredited) 1 episode, 1997: Joel Thingvall
Â Pancake Breakfast Extra (uncredited) 1 episode, 1998

Series Produced by

Jim Mallon
producer / executive producer / producer / producer / producer / producer: host segments (196 episodes, 1988-1999): Kevin Murphy
associate producer / producer / associate producer / producer (197 episodes, 1988-1999): Joel Hodgson
executive producer (69 episodes, 1990-1993): Vince Rodriguez
associate producer / associate producer (17 episodes, 1988-1989)

Series Music by

Charlie Erickson
(1 episode, 1993): Joel Hodgson
(1 episode, 1993)

Series Cinematography by

Jeff Stonehouse
(47 episodes, 1996-1999): Kevin Galligan
(1 episode, 1999): Ken Fournelle
(uncredited) (108 episodes, 1990-1995): Kevin Murphy
(uncredited) (35 episodes, 1988-1990)

Series Editing by

Bradley J. Keely
(90 episodes, 1993-1999): Timothy Scott
(48 episodes, 1992-1994): Tim Paulson
(26 episodes, 1990-1995): Randy Davis
(14 episodes, 1989-1990): Charles Zimmerman
(14 episodes, 1993-1994): Bill Gibb
(4 episodes, 1999): Vince Rodriguez
(1 episode, 1988)

Series Production Design by

Joel Hodgson
(2 episodes, 1988-1993): Trace Beaulieu
(2 episodes, 1989-1993): Jef Maynard
(unknown episodes)

Series Art Direction by

Trace Beaulieu
(129 episodes, 1989-1996): Joel Hodgson
(105 episodes, 1988-1993): Jef Maynard
(72 episodes, 1992-1995): Patrick Brantseg
(48 episodes, 1997-1999)

Series Set Decoration by

Joel Hodgson
(9 episodes, 1995-1996): Jef Maynard
(9 episodes, 1995-1996): Trace Beaulieu
(7 episodes, 1995-1996): Patrick Brantseg
(5 episodes, 1997-1999): Wendell Jon Andersson
(2 episodes, 1996)

Series Makeup Department

Andrea Jackson DuCane
hair stylist / makeup artist / hair & makeup / hair & make-up (96 episodes, 1991-1999): Clayton James
makeup artist / hair stylist (57 episodes, 1989-1993): Faye Burkholder
makeup artist / hair stylist (45 episodes, 1988-1991): Glen P. Griffin
makeup artist: Dr. Forrester ventilated mustache / special makeup effects artist (24 episodes, 1991-1992): Crist Ballas
hair stylist / makeup artist / special makeup effects artist (10 episodes, 1991-1996): Mary Flaa
hair stylist / makeup artist (3 episodes, 1991-1998): Jennifer Turner
makeup artist / hair stylist (2 episodes, 1997): Gary Bohem
special makeup effects artist (1 episode, 1995): Sharon L. Davis
hair stylist / makeup artist (1 episode, 1997): Love
additional hair stylist (1 episode, 1998): Brian Wade
special makeup effects artist (uncredited) (unknown episodes)

Series Production Management

Jann Johnson
production manager / post-production supervisor (65 episodes, 1990-1995): Alexandra Carr
production manager / post-production supervisor (64 episodes, 1989-1992): Peter Rudrud
production manager (35 episodes, 1997-1999): Timothy Scott
post-production supervisor (24 episodes, 1991-1992): Jill Roozenboom
production manager (19 episodes, 1997): Kevin Murphy
post-production supervisor (17 episodes, 1990-1991): Wendell Jon Andersson
production manager (7 episodes, 1995-1996): Jim Mallon
post-production supervisor (1 episode, 1990): Bradley J. Keely
post-production supervisor (1 episode, 1998)

Series Art Department

Joel Hodgson
set designer / puppet builder (129 episodes, 1988-1996): Trace Beaulieu
set designer (128 episodes, 1989-1996): Beez McKeever
props / prop diva / prop assistant / buyer / props assistant (53 episodes, 1995-1999): Jef Maynard
set designer (49 episodes, 1991-1996): Patrick Brantseg
designs / prop assistant / set design / set designer (36 episodes, 1992-1999): Mark Gilbertson
constructor: Hexfield Viewscreen / designer: Hexfield Viewscreen (9 episodes, 1990-1991): Helena Espinosa
property master (6 episodes, 1996): Barb Oswald
prop assistant (5 episodes, 1991-1992): Dean Trisko
prop assistant / property master (3 episodes, 1995-1996): Lorie Schackmann
prop assistant (1 episode, 1991): Carolyn Sloat
prop assistant (1 episode, 1991): Wilson Webb
props assistant (1 episode, 1995): Rob Brantseg
art department assistant (1 episode, 1999): Julia Pratt
prop assistant (1 episode, 1999): Ed Miarecki
props (uncredited) (24 episodes, 1994-1995)

Series Sound Department

Timothy Scott
audio / audio editor / sound mixer (56 episodes, 1991-1994): Bradley J. Keely
audio / audio mix / sound mixer (42 episodes, 1993-1997): John Sims
boom operator / foley artist / boom operator/foley (37 episodes, 1997-1999): Brian Wright
audio (30 episodes, 1991-1992): Frederick G. Street
post-production sound / audio / sound post-production (20 episodes, 1990-1997): Todd Ziegler
audio / audio: unconfirmed (16 episodes, 1988-1989): John Calder
audio (16 episodes, 1990-1991): Rich Cook
post-production audio (3 episodes, 1989): Alexandra Carr
audio (2 episodes, 1989): Bob King
audio (1 episode, 1991): Timothy James
audio (1 episode, 1992): Clayton Hughes
boom operator (1 episode, 1999): John Simms
boom operator (1 episode, 1999)

Series Special Effects by

Joel Hodgson
gizmonic devices (38 episodes, 1989-1993): Trace Beaulieu
special effects (unknown episodes): Kevin Murphy
designer: doorway sequence (uncredited) (1 episode, 1988)

Series Visual Effects by

Trace Beaulieu
special visual effects and other fancy stuff (12 episodes, 1990-1991): Jef Maynard
paint box artistry (1 episode, 1991)

Series Camera and Electrical Department

Ken Fournelle
lighting (91 episodes, 1990-1994): Kevin Murphy
lighting / camera operator / cambot (71 episodes, 1988-1992): Timothy Scott
lighting (48 episodes, 1992-1994): Michael Parker
grip (47 episodes, 1997-1999): Jeff Stonehouse
lighting / video provided by (27 episodes, 1994-1996): Dan Breyer
grip (22 episodes, 1998-1999): Bradley J. Keely
lighting (5 episodes, 1994): Bob Seabold
grip (2 episodes, 1997): John Finley
camera operator (1 episode, 1993): Dean Von Bank
electrician (1 episode, 1998): Kevin Galligan
additional photography (1 episode, 1999)

Series Editorial Department

Jann Johnson
post-production coordinator (92 episodes, 1991-1995): Ellen McDonough Thomas
post-production coordinator (58 episodes, 1992-1995): Alexandra Carr
post-production coordinator (36 episodes, 1991-1992): Bradley J. Keely
associate editor / post-production coordinator (30 episodes, 1992-1996): Lisa Erickson
color consultant / color consultant: unconfirmed (21 episodes, 1988-1989): Tim Paulson
on-line editor (12 episodes, 1991-1992): Jim Erickson
post-production staff / post-production assistant (10 episodes, 1989-1990): Ken Fournelle
post-production staff (10 episodes, 1989-1990): Jim Fuller
post-production staff (10 episodes, 1989-1990): Karen Lindsay
on-line editor (8 episodes, 1991-1992): Wendell Jon Andersson
post-production coordinator (6 episodes, 1995-1996): Elisabet Sandberg
post-production staff (2 episodes, 1990): Sarah E. Wisner
post-production coordinator (2 episodes, 1994)

Series Music Department

Charlie Erickson
composer: theme song / composer: theme music (198 episodes, 1988-1999): Joel Hodgson
composer: theme song / performer: theme song / lyricist: theme song / composer: theme music / lyricist / performer: theme music (198 episodes, 1988-1999): J. Elvis Weinstein
lyricist: theme song / lyricist (107 episodes, 1988-1993): Michael J. Nelson
composer: additional music / arranger: additional music / performer: additional music / composer: theme music / song writer / songwriter/arranger / arranger / arranger: for 'Hired! Song' / composer: "Alas, Poor Who?" theme / composer: additional music/perfomer: additional music / music / music supervisor / music: "Forrester's Theme Song" / music: "Oh, I Am Sad" / music: "Sodium" / music: "The Bouncy Upbeat Song" / music: "The Fifties" / music: "The Funky Seventies" / music: "Those Little Audition Numbers" / music: "To Earth!" / music: "When I Held Your Brain in my Arms" / music: "Where, O Werewolf" / music: "Who Will I Kill?" / performer: theme music / song writer: "I Wish I Was Back in Old Canada" / song writer: "Please Stay" / song writer: music / songwriter: for 'Hired' Song' (94 episodes, 1990-1999): Kevin Murphy
composer: additional music / arranger: additional music / arranger / arranger: for 'Hired! Song' / lyricist / lyrics: "To Earth!" / lyrics: "When I Held Your Brain in my Arms" / lyrics: Air on a Delta Knight / music: "When I Held Your Brain in my Arms" / music: Air on a Delta Knight / performer: additional music / song writer / song writer: "United Servo Academy Men's Chorus Hymm" / songwriter/arranger / songwriter: for 'Hired! Song' (15 episodes, 1990-1999): Frank Conniff
lyricist / arranger: additional music / lyrics: "The Bouncy Upbeat Song" / performer: additional music / song writer: lyrics (6 episodes, 1992-1994): David Sussman
song writer / songwriter/arranger (4 episodes, 1993-1994): Bill Corbett
lyrics: "Sodium" / lyrics: "The Fifties" / lyrics: "The Funky Seventies" / music: "Bobo Creek" / song writer: "I Wish I Was Back in Old Canada" (4 episodes, 1997-1999): Mary Jo Pehl
lyrics: "Bobo Creek" / lyrics: "Where, O Werewolf" / performer: theme music (2 episodes, 1998-1999): Paul Chaplin
lyrics: "Oh, I Am Sad" / songwriter/arranger (2 episodes, 1994-1999): Bridget Jones
lyricist / lyrics: "Who WIll I Kill?" (2 episodes, 1994-1995): Maria Bamford
fiddler (1 episode, 1994): Peter B. Dysart
bagpipe music (1 episode, 1994): Andy LaCasse
musician: cheesy guitar solo (1 episode, 1994): Dayton Mercil
song writer: "Speed of Sound" (1 episode, 1995): Ripcord
performer: "Speed of Sound" (1 episode, 1995)

Series Script and Continuity Department

Frank Conniff
script consultant (6 episodes, 1994-1995)

Series Additional Crew

Jef Maynard
toolmaster / tool master (109 episodes, 1990-1995): Patrick Brantseg
utility infielder / intern / puppeteer: Gypsy / technical puppetry (81 episodes, 1992-1999): Bradley J. Keely
technical supervisor (79 episodes, 1994-1999): Kevin Murphy
puppeteer: Tom Servo / puppeteer / this week's creative pit boss (78 episodes, 1990-1999): Tim Johnson
controller (75 episodes, 1994-1999): Heide LeClerc
manager of business affairs / manager: business affairs (69 episodes, 1991-1994): Timothy Scott
technical supervisor (70 episodes, 1991-1994): Ellen McDonough Thomas
production coordinator / production assistant (70 episodes, 1992-1995): Jim Mallon
puppeteer: Gypsy / puppeteer / this week's creative pit boss (69 episodes, 1990-1997): Jann Johnson
production coordinator / production assistant / post-production coordination (65 episodes, 1989-1994): Trace Beaulieu
puppeteer / puppeteer: Crow T. Robot / this week's creative pit boss / this week's creative pitt boss (58 episodes, 1990-1996): Sarah E. Wisner
production assistant (56 episodes, 1992-1995): Barb Tebben
info club Poobah / info club poobah / assistant poobah (55 episodes, 1995-1999): Julie Walker
info club poobah / info club coordinator (27 episodes, 1994-1996): Jeff Stonehouse
video provided by (26 episodes, 1994-1996): Cyn Eells
intern (24 episodes, 1991-1992): Christopher Wurst
intern (24 episodes, 1991-1992): Pete Keffer
intern (24 episodes, 1993-1994): Michael J. Sheehan
intern (24 episodes, 1993-1994): E. Jane Short
intern (24 episodes, 1993-1994): Rob Burkhardt
engineer (22 episodes, 1992-1993): Alexandra Carr
production assistant / fan club coordinator (21 episodes, 1988-1989): Bill Corbett
puppeteer: Crow T. Robot (21 episodes, 1997-1999): Stephanie Hynes
intern (17 episodes, 1993): Michael Parker
intern / production assistant (16 episodes, 1994-1996): Steve Rosenberer
production assistant (13 episodes, 1989-1990): Sara J. Sandborn
production assistant (13 episodes, 1989-1990): Robert Czech
intern (13 episodes, 1990-1991): Amy Kane
intern (13 episodes, 1990-1991): Michelle Molhan
intern (13 episodes, 1990-1991): Nathan Molstead
intern (13 episodes, 1990-1991): Ken Fournelle
production staff (12 episodes, 1989-1990): Jim Fuller
production staff (12 episodes, 1989-1990): Tamra Lewis
intern (12 episodes, 1990-1991): Cindy Hansen
intern (12 episodes, 1991-1992): Thomas Alphonso
intern (12 episodes, 1991): Tom Henderson
intern (12 episodes, 1991): Nathan Devery
intern (12 episodes, 1992): Wendell Jon Andersson
intern (12 episodes, 1994-1995): Sarah Swanson
intern (12 episodes, 1994-1995): Dave Bellmont
intern (12 episodes, 1994): Shannon McNeely
intern (12 episodes, 1994): Peter Nicolai
intern (12 episodes, 1994): Dan Breyer
intern (12 episodes, 1997-1998): Curtis Anderson
intern (11 episodes, 1992-1993): Jim Erickson
production staff (9 episodes, 1989-1990): Melanie Hartley
production assistant (9 episodes, 1989-1990): Suzette Jamison
intern (8 episodes, 1992): Jim Smith
intern (8 episodes, 1990): Danica King
intern (7 episodes, 1995-1996): Kelly Schrandt
intern (7 episodes, 1995-1996): Scott Bowman
intern (7 episodes, 1997-1998): Elliot Cobb
intern (7 episodes, 1997): Mytch Parks
intern (7 episodes, 1997): Nick Prueher
intern (7 episodes, 1998-1999): Erin Erskine
intern (7 episodes, 1999): Josh Huschke
intern (7 episodes, 1999): Neil Brede
production assistant (6 episodes, 1990): Barb Oswald
junior toolmaster (6 episodes, 1992-1993): Meshach Weber
intern (6 episodes, 1997): Ed Dykhuizen
intern (6 episodes, 1999): Sarah Lemanczyk
intern (6 episodes, 1999): Kelly Nathe
intern (5 episodes, 1992): Steven Sande
intern (5 episodes, 1992): Jeffrey P. Young
director of operations (5 episodes, 1994): Todd Severson
intern (5 episodes, 1997-1998): Dan Tanz
intern (5 episodes, 1998): Julie Van Goethem
intern (4 episodes, 1994): Ben Mooers
intern (4 episodes, 1996): Tammara Melloy
intern (4 episodes, 1997): Joseph Olson
intern (4 episodes, 1997): Randall Smith
intern (4 episodes, 1997): Joel Hodgson
this week's creative pit boss (3 episodes, 1990-1991): Brendan Glynn
intern (3 episodes, 1992): Kirsten Lind
choreographer (2 episodes, 1993): Debra Baxter
intern (2 episodes, 1995-1996): Beez McKeever
intern (2 episodes, 1996): Lane Stiller
intern (2 episodes, 1997): Steve Zocklein
intern (2 episodes, 1997): Michael J. Nelson
this week's creative pit boss (1 episode, 1990): Elisabet Sandberg
production staff (1 episode, 1990): Bruce Paul Barbour
fan letter author (1 episode, 1991): Cutris Anderson
intern (1 episode, 1992): Nancy Mason
resusci-annie provided by (1 episode, 1992): Josef Diethelm
alpine horn provided by (1 episode, 1993): Mary Banovetz
production assistant (1 episode, 1995): Brian Bull
intern (1 episode, 1998): Brian Henry
guest intern (1 episode, 1999): Donald O'Conner
commissioning editor (uncredited) / general manager: KTMA-TV (uncredited) (1 episode, 1988)

Series Thanks

Fisher Ames
special thanks (96 episodes, 1992-1997): John Dickinson
special thanks (96 episodes, 1992-1997): James Madison
special thanks (96 episodes, 1992-1997): Bryan Beaulieu
special thanks (48 episodes, 1989-1992): Mark Gilbertson
special thanks (36 episodes, 1992-1993): Randy Herget
special thanks (25 episodes, 1989-1991): Bill W.
special thanks (22 episodes, 1991-1992): David Campbell
special thanks (12 episodes, 1989-1990): Rick Leed
special thanks (12 episodes, 1989-1990): Alan Hale Jr.
dedicatee (1 episode, 1990): Eli Kenneth Mallon
special thanks (1 episode, 1990): Jenny Anderson
special thanks: for the Lopi Sweaters (1 episode, 1993): Scott Maloney
thanks (1 episode, 1993): William A. Murphy
this episode is dedicated to the spirit of: Thanks, Dad. (1 episode, 1993): Leonard Maltin
special thanks (1 episode, 1998): Barry Schulman
special thanks (1 episode, 1998): Barry Schulman
special thanks (1 episode, 1998): Kathleen M. Murphy
thanks (1 episode, 1999)