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The Tick The Tick (Série de desenho animado).jpg Genre Superhero Comedy Satire Created by Ben Edlund Starring Townsend Coleman Voices of Micky Dolenz (1994–1995) Rob Paulsen (1995–1996) Cam Clarke Kay Lenz Jess Harnell Composer(s) Doug Katasaros Country of origin United States No. of seasons 3 No. of episodes 36 (List of episodes) Production Executive producer(s) Joe Bacall Tom Griffin C.J. Kettler Producer(s) Hank Tucker Running time 30 minutes (including commercials) Production company(s) Sunbow Entertainment Graz Entertainment Fox Children's Productions Distributor Saban Entertainment Broadcast Original channel FOX (Fox Kids) TCC and Fox Kids (UK) Original run September 10, 1994 – November 24, 1996 The Tick: The Animated Series is an American animated television series adaptation of the New England Comics superhero, The Tick. The series debuted September 10, 1994 on the Fox network's Fox Kids block and was responsible for introducing the satirical comic book character to a mainstream audience. Lasting three seasons, the final episode aired on November 24, 1996. Since then, The Tick has been syndicated by various networks, further increasing the show's cult following, and has been released on both VHS and DVD. A live-action series was created in 2001. While still in college, Tick creator Ben Edlund was producing his independent comic book series based on the character. He was eventually approached by Kiscom, a small, New Jersey-based toy licensing and design company. Kiscom wanted to create successful merchandising off The Tick similar to that experienced by Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, then a fellow independent comic series, the year prior. However, major TV networks and studios were reluctant to take on an animated series based on the absurd character. Kiscom stayed in touch with Edlund and finally Sunbow Entertainment, the small, New York-based animation company that created The Transformers, G.I. Joe, and The Mask, paired him up with writer Richard Libmann-Smith. The two had virtually no experience in animation or television but for two months worked vigorously on the first episode of The Tick. Neither man held high esteem over their final script, and their feelings were validated when FOX turned down the first pitch. They were given one more chance to refine it within five days. Over the following weekend, the two worked "instinctively" with little sleep and ended up satisfying FOX. Edlund later reflected, "We kind of defined in one weekend exactly where the show went for that first season, which was cool." While some darker characters and sexual innuendo seen in the comic series would be removed for its animated counterpart, Sunbow's Tick series would hold to its satirical roots. Writing duties were also given to Christopher McCulloch who had met Edlund prior to their television work and wrote several issues of the Tick comic book series. The two would much later work together on McCulloch's Adult Swim series, The Venture Bros.. Edlund, a co-producer of The Tick, remained very hands-on during the production of episodes and delayed the series. According to Edlund: