Stokes Mitchell Rob Paulsen as Janitor, Pigeon (in "The KiloWatts Riots"), Various Robert Picardo Noam Pitlik Don Reed Peter Renaday Ariana Richards as President's Granddaughter (in "If Lovin' You Is Wrong, I Don't Wanna Be Rat") Robert Ridgely Neil Ross as Newscaster Beverly Sanders Pamela Segall as Violet (in "If Lovin' You Is Wrong, I Don't Wanna Be Rat") Jeffrey Tambor Mark L. Taylor Russi Taylor as Bluebird (in "Into the Woods") Marcelo Tubert Chick Vennera B.J. Ward as Max's Mother (in "Max Goes to Washington") Lee Wilkof Eugene Williams Patty Wirtz Bill Woodson Patric Zimmerman as Felix (in "The Rat to Bear Arms") Episodes Reception Capitol Critters was cancelled after less than two months. In its short run, the series dealt with such topics as politics, racial segregation, drug addiction, and mortality. In his review of the series, Variety critic Brian Lowry wrote that "at its best, the show seems to ape the work of film director Ralph Bakshi by using an animated setting to explore adult themes", and that "the bland central character and cartoonish elements [...] will likely be off-putting to many adults, who won't find the political satire biting enough to merit their continued attention. Similarly, kids probably won't be as smitten with the cartoon aspects or look." Capitol Critters had their own Burger King Kids Club toys in 1992, which featured Jammet, Max, Muggle, and a Presidential Cat sitting on or emerging from miniature Washington D.C. monuments. References External links Capitol Critters at the Big Cartoon Database 1992 American television series debuts 1992 American television series endings 1990s American adult animated television series 1990s American political comedy television series 1990s American satirical television series 1990s American sitcoms American adult animated comedy television series American animated sitcoms American Broadcasting Company original programming English-language television shows Political satirical television series Television series by Hanna-Barbera Television series by 20th Century Fox Television Television series created by Steven Bochco Animated television series about mice and rats Television shows set in Nebraska Television shows set in Washington, D.C.