popular in Israel, which then produced fan merchandise such as coloring books and chocolate bars with images of the band. Characters Kidd Video (portrayed and voiced by Bryan Scott) - Lead singer and guitarist of Kidd Video. Carla (portrayed and voiced by Gabriela Nelson) - The drummer of Kidd Video and the band's sole female member. Her frequently-uttered catch-phrase was "Ay-Ay-Ay!" Whiz (portrayed and voiced by Robbie Rist) - The nerdy guitar-and bass-player of Kidd Video. He owned a Subaru Brat which was in the garage at the time of the band's abduction and also got pulled into the Flipside. As a result, it now serves as the group's main transport through the music world. Ash (portrayed and voiced by Steve Alterman) - The clumsy keyboardist of Kidd Video; he also plays bass and saxophone. Glitter (voiced by Cathy Cavadini) - A fairy who befriends Kidd Video's band. She saved them from the Master Blaster, as seen in the introduction, with her unique ability to temporarily gain enhanced strength whenever she sneezes. Toolbot (voiced by Hal Rayle) - A robotic toolbox that debuted in Season Two. He is Whiz's pet. The Master Blaster (voiced by Peter Renaday) - The primary villain of the series. He brought Kidd Video's band to the Flipside to be his musical slaves until Glitter freed them. As a caricature of a corrupt rock manager or music executive, the Master Blaster flew around the sky in his floating castle, which resembled a giant jukebox. The Copycats - A trio of anthropomorphic cats that serve as the Master Blaster's minions. They get their name because they always lip-synch to their songs. They consist of: Cool Kitty (voiced by Robert Towers) - The leader of the Copycats. Fat Cat (voiced by Marshall Efron) - The overweight member of the Copycats. She-Lion (voiced by Susan Silo) - The female member of the Copycats. List of episodes Pilot (1984) Pilot - September 8, 1984 Season 1 (1984–85) To Beat the Band - September 15, 1984 The Master Zapper - September 22, 1984 Woofers and Tweeters - October 6, 1984 Barnacolis - October 13, 1984 The Pink Sphinx - October 27, 1984 Cienega - February 16, 1985 The Lost Note - February 23, 1985 Music Sports - March 2, 1985 Chameleons - March 23, 1985 Euphonius and the Melodious Dragon - May 5, 1985 Professor Maestro - May 12, 1985 Grooveyard