The Critic: Season 2 (1995) - Credits and Details

The Critic: Season 2 Credits and Details

Episodes
	Sherman, Woman and Child Romance blooms when Jay helps and falls for a poor single mother and her child.	March 5, 1995
	Siskel & Ebert & Jay & Alice Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert break up their partnership as movie critics, and each of them considers Jay as a potential replacement for the other.	March 12, 1995
	Lady Hawke Alice is jealous when Jay is courted by Jeremy's beautiful sister.	March 19, 1995
	A Song for Margo Margo falls in love with rock star Johnny Wrath, and Jay tries to help Alice find a preschool for Penny.	March 26, 1995
	From Chunk to Hunk Marty becomes popular at school after losing weight, and Jay gets a death threat after giving an actor a bad review.	April 2, 1995
	All the Duke's Men Duke runs for president of the United States with Jay as his speechwriter.	April 23, 1995
	Sherman of Arabia Jay tells Alice, Penny, Marty, and Marty's friends about how he was trapped in Iraq during the Persian Gulf War.	April 30, 1995
	Frankie and Ellie Get Lost Jay's parents are lost at sea, and Jay is put in charge of their fortune.	May 7, 1995
	Dukerella Alice's sister Randa comes to New York to find a husband and eventually sets her sights on Duke.	May 14, 1995
	I Can't Believe It's a Clip Show While hosting his 10th anniversary special at Carnegie Hall, Jay is taken hostage on stage and shows numerous film clips while awaiting rescue.	May 21, 1995

Directed by
	Gregg Vanzo
	Lauren MacMullan	...	as L.H. MacMullan / sequence "Hanukkahtown"
	Bret Haaland
	Rich Moore
	David Cutler
	Tom Mazzocco
	Steven Dean Moore
	Chuck Sheetz
	Brian Sheesley
Written by
	Al Jean	...	created by / written by
	Mike Reiss	...	created by / written by
	Richard Doctorow	...	story editor
	Joshua Sternin	...	story editor
	Jennifer Ventimilia	...	story editor
	Jon Vitti	...	written by
	Tom Brady	...	written by
	Steve Tompkins	...	written by
	Patric M. Verrone	...	written by
	Ken Keeler	...	written by
	Judd Apatow	...	story
Cast
	Jon Lovitz	...	Jay Sherman (10 episodes)
	Nancy Cartwright	...	Various Characters (10 episodes)
	Christine Cavanaugh	...	Various Characters (10 episodes)
	Gerrit Graham	...	Franklin Sherman (10 episodes)
	Doris Grau	...	Doris Grossman (10 episodes)
	Judith Ivey	...	Eleanor Sherman (10 episodes)
	Nick Jameson	...	Vlada Veramirovich (10 episodes)
	Maurice LaMarche	...	Jeremy Hawke (10 episodes) (as Maurice La Marche)
	Charles Napier	...	Duke Phillips (10 episodes)
	Park Overall	...	Alice Tompkins (10 episodes)
	Kath Soucie	...	Various Characters (10 episodes)
	Russi Taylor	...	Penny Tompkins (10 episodes)
	Rhea Perlman	...	Ardeth (2 episodes)
	Tress MacNeille	...	Humphrey the Hippo / Various Characters (2 episodes)
	Sam McMurray	...	Cyrus Tompkins (voice)
	Roger Ebert	...	Roger Ebert (voice)
	Gene Siskel	...	Gene Siskel (voice)
	Rex Reed	...	Rex Reed (voice)
	Gene Shalit	...	Gene Shalit (voice)
	Morwenna Banks	...	Olivia Hawke (voice)
	Ricki Lake	...	Ricki Lake (voice)
	Queen Latifah	...	Queen Latifah (voice)
	Todd Louiso	...	Johnny Wrath (voice)
	Jimmy Breslin	...	Jimmy Breslin (voice)
	June Lockhart	...	June Lockhart (voice)
	Milton Berle	...	Milton Berle (voice)
	Kareem Abdul-Jabbar	...	Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (archive sound), (voice)
Uncredited Cast
	Tress MacNeille	...	Humphrey the Hippo (voice)
	Brenda Vaccaro	...	Ardeth (archive sound), (voice)
Produced by
	Tom Brady	...	co-producer
	James L. Brooks	...	executive producer
	David Cutler	...	co-producer
	Jeffrey L. Goldstein	...	associate producer
	Miles Lewis Horst	...	animation producer
	Al Jean	...	executive producer
	Ken Keeler	...	co-producer
	Anne Luiting	...	animation producer
	J. Michael Mendel	...	producer
	Rich Moore	...	producer
	Richard Raynis	...	producer
	Mike Reiss	...	executive producer
	Phil Roman	...	animation executive producer
	Richard Sakai	...	producer
	Bill Schultz	...	animation producer
	Steve Tompkins	...	supervising producer
	Nikki Vanzo	...	producer
	Patric M. Verrone	...	co-producer
	Ken Tsumura	...	animation co-producer
Original Music by
	Alf Clausen
Visual Effects by
	Brian Hutchings	...	telecine

Additional Info
Premiere:	March 5, 1995
DVD Release:	January 27, 2004
Country:
Distributor:	Sony Home Entertainment
Websites:

Ratings
7.8 / 10

Production Companies
Columbia Pictures Television
Film Roman Productions
Flinch Studios (episodes 6-8)
Gracie Films
Jet City Studios Inc. (episodes 1-4)
Sony Pictures Digital
Unbound Studios Inc. (episodes 5, 9, 10)

Distributors
Columbia TriStar Domestic Television (2001) (United States) (syndication) (TV)
Columbia Tristar Television Distribution (1996) (United States) (syndication) (TV)
Discovery Force Channel (2015) (United States) (TV)
Fox Network (1995) (United States)
Sony Pictures Television (2002) (United States) (syndication) (TV)

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