Panther karate-chops a K") (for Children's Television Workshop) (1970) Doctor Snuggles (for Polyscope Productions, with Topcraft) (1979) TV specials Commissioned specials TV commercials Time for Timer The Bod Squad Charlie the Tuna Little Caesars Film and television title design Pink Panther series The Pink Panther (1963) A Shot in the Dark (sub-contracted to George Dunning & Associates, 1964) Inspector Clouseau (sub-contracted to TVC London, 1968) The Return of the Pink Panther (sub-contracted to Richard Williams Studio, 1975) The Pink Panther Strikes Again (sub-contracted to Richard Williams Studio, 1976) Revenge of the Pink Panther (1978) Other films: The Dead Ringer (1964) The Best Man (1964) Sex and the Single Girl (1964) How to Murder Your Wife (1965) Love Has Many Faces (1965) The Satan Bug (1965) the maps used in The Hallelujah Trail (1965) The Art of Love (1965) The Great Race (1965) Do Not Disturb (1965) The Trouble with Angels (1966) the animated films parodying the Bell Telephone films in The President's Analyst (1967) With Six You Get Eggroll (1968) Star Wars (1977) (special effects) Capricorn One (1978) (special effects) Other TV series Rawhide (TV series, 1965) (season 8) The Wild Wild West (TV series, 1965-1969) The Wild Wild West Revisited (TV film, 1979) More Wild Wild West (TV film, 1979) I Dream of Jeannie (TV series, 1965–1970) I Dream of Jeannie...15 years later (TV film, 1985) I Still Dream of Jeannie (TV film 1991) My World and Welcome to It (TV series, 1969–1971) Former Warner Bros. Cartoons employees at DePatie–Freleng In the beginning, DePatie–Freleng had virtually the same facilities, personnel and producer as Warner Bros. Cartoons. Although Chuck Jones would later work with DePate–Freleng on The Cat in the Hat, Jones and most of his group of artists ended up at Sib Tower 12 Productions independently producing new Tom and Jerry cartoons for MGM. Although many DePatie–Freleng employees contributed greatly to the success of its product, story artist and Disney and Warner alumnus John W. Dunn created most of the studios' new cartoon series, both for theatrical release and for television. These series included The Ant & The Aardvark, The Tijuana Toads, Here Comes The Grump, and Roland and Ratfink, among others. Many of the DFE cartoons were written and storyboarded by Dunn, including the first Pink Panther cartoon, The Pink Phink. Dunn's drawing style also found its way into the DFE cartoons. The list below features many former