Beaver, as well as some early Walter Lantz cartoons and incidental music from The Alvin Show. "The Can Can" was used in the episode Harecules Hare & The Golden Fleecing as the music for the Guided Muscle. The tune of "When The Saints Come Marching In" was used in several episodes, by the Singing Dinosaur, So What & The Seven What-Knots & the Boo Birds. Influence The AC/DC song "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap" is titled after the business cards of character Dishonest John, which read "Dirty deeds done dirt cheap. Holidays, Sundays and special rates". Bob Dylan painted Beany in his 2017 Beaten Path painting Hamburger Stand, Long Beach, based on a home movie of Beany's Drive-in Restaurant in 1952. Marvel Comics has a minor character code-named Warstar who is two separate aliens named "B'nee" and "C'cil". The puppet origins and the form of Cecil inspired the famous science fiction author Larry Niven to invent an important extraterrestrial race called Pierson's Puppeteer as part of his Known Space series of novels and short stories (as originally stated in the story "The Soft Weapon". Beany and Cecil was also an inspiration for Joel Hodgson to create the show Mystery Science Theater 3000. The artists Executive Producer: A.C.R. Stone Producer: Bob Clampett Animation Directors: Jack Hannah, Dick Kinney Story Material/Storyboards: Bob Clampett, Eddie Maxwell, Al Bertino, Jack Bonestell, Dale Hale, Lloyd Turner (Get Smart writer) Layout: Terrell Stapp, Willie Ito, Tony Sgroi, Homer Jonas Master Animator: Art Scott Animators: Lou Appet, Harry "Bud" Hester, Bill Nunes, Al Stetter, Frank Gonzales, Bill Southwood, Carl A. Bell Backgrounds: Curtiss Perkins, Robert Abrams, Marie Reed Music Underscore: Bob Clampett, Sody Clampett, Hoyt Curtin, Jack Roberts Music Published by Merrifield Music Co., Inc. (ASCAP) Production Assistants: Dick Elliott, John Soh, Jeanne Thorpe, Mike Sweeten Voice Talents of Jim MacGeorge, Irv Shoemaker and Bob Clampett as Cecil. A Bob Clampett Production, in association with Television Artists and Producers Corporation The credits of the series did not show traditional job titles, but pictorial symbols indicating their jobs. Bob Clampett's writing credit was indicated by a typewriter typing out the words "...by Bob Clampett", for instance. Clampett also made sure to include his name in the lyrics of the often-repeated B&C theme song to gain more recognition with viewers and from the animation industry. Clampett finally got the rights from ABC to market his Beany and Cecil cartoons