Schimmel: The prairie dog who owns the mouse-sized general store in Green River. He is also Sidney's father and is Austrian-American as revealed in "Law and Disorder". Clint Mousewood: One of Fievel's heroes and Tanya's one-sided crush – from "Mail Order Mayhem". A caricature of Clint Eastwood. Hambone: The dog guard on the train – from "The Gift". Sidney Schimmel: One of Fievel's more spoiled classmate. First appears in Law and Disorder. He is Mr. J. M. Schimmel's son. Sophie Mousekewitz: Tanya, Fievel, and Yasha's aunt from Russia. She visits the Mousekewitzs from "Aunt Sophie's Visit". She is also Papa's younger sister and Mama's sister-in-law. Dr. Travis T. Hiprocates: A traveling doctor that gave away hiccup sweets – from "A Case of the Hiccups". A caricature of Sigmond Freud. Miss Kitty: Tiger's girlfriend from "Law and Disorder". A caricature of Dorothy Gibson. Mr. Ironside: The school teacher, probably a mole and British-American as revealed in "The Legend of Mouse Hollow". Dog: The dog who guards the jail house. Lorna Holcombe: A girl in Fievel's class – from "A Case of the Hiccups". Patty Paris: The baker. A caricature of Ona Munson's Belle Watling from Gone with the Wind. Cast Phillip Glasser as Fievel Dom DeLuise as Tiger Lloyd Battista as Papa, originally voiced by Nehemiah Persoff Susan Silo as Mama, originally voiced by Erica Yohn Cathy Cavadini as Tanya and Yasha Dan Castellaneta as T. R. Chula, Mr. Schimmel, Slim and Felonious. T.R. Chula was voiced by Jon Lovitz in the original film role Gerrit Graham as Cat R. Waul. John Cleese was briefly considered to reprise his role as Cat R. Waul from the film but Graham took over the role. Kenneth Mars as Sweet William Hal Rayle as Clint Mousewood Arthur Burghardt as Hambone Cynthia Ferrer as Miss Kitty, originally voiced by Amy Irving Patricia Parris as Aunt Sophie Carlos Carrasco as Jorge Alex Dent as Fernando Danny Mann as Dog Lisa Picotte as Lorna Holcomb Paige Gosney as Sidney Roland Thomson as Jack Episodes Home media In 1993 and 1994, MCA/Universal Home Video released twelve episodes on six VHS video-cassettes, two Laserdisc volumes. These have been the only home video releases of the cartoon, at least in the United States. In the United Kingdom, 12 episodes were released on six video-cassettes in 1995, but were in a different episode order to the United States and Vol. 4