Dexter's Laboratory: Season 4 (2002) - Credits and Details

Dexter's Laboratory: Season 4 Credits and Details

Episodes
	Beau Tie/Remember Me?/Over-Labbing "Beau tie" (7 minutes) Dee Dee brings home a boy who's not only cute-he's smart. Soon Dexter and Dee Dee are fighting for his attention.	November 22, 2002
	Sis-Tem Error/Bad Cable Manners/Dexter's Library Dee Dee accidentally shuts down the lab and must embody all of Dexter's lab so he doesn't find out. Dexter pirates cable for his father. Dexter becomes the stern...	April 25, 2003
	The Scrying Game/Monstrosi-Dee Dee/Dad Man Walking "The Scrying Game" (7 minutes) Dee Dee reads Dexter's fortune and, much to his shock, the things she predicted actually start happening.	May 2, 2003
	Dexter's Little Dilemma/Faux Chapeau/D2 "Dexter's Little Dilemma" (7 minutes) Dexter has shrunk his parents and put them in a model of the house. But the house isn't complete, so Dexter must scramble about...	May 9, 2003
	Head Band/Stuffed Animal House/Used Ink "Head Band" (7 minutes) Dee Dee has a song stuck in her head-literally. Dexter discovers that Dee Dee has a viral boy band infecting her brain and must come up with a...	May 16, 2003
	School Girl Crushed/Chess Mom/Father Knows Least "School Girl Crushed" (7 minutes) Dexter and Mandark attempt to defend their scientific turfs when a new scientific genius come to town. The only thing different is...	May 23, 2003
	Dexter the Barbarian/Tuber Time/Sore Eyes "Dexter the Barbarian" (7 minutes) Dexter is a barbarian just trying to make his way to the bathroom.	May 30, 2003
	Babe Sitter/Mountain Mandark/2Geniuses 2Gether 4Ever "Babe Sitter" (7 minutes) Mandark thinks he's going to have a nice romantic evening with his lady love when Dee Dee shows up to babysit him. "Mountain Mandark" (7...	September 5, 2003
	Height Unseen/Bygone Errors/Folly Calls "Height Unseen" (7 minutes) When everyone but him has had a growth spurt, Dexter decides to try and make himself tall. When that fails, he switches things around,...	September 12, 2003
	Voice Over/Blonde Leading the Blonde/Comic Stripper "Voice Over" (7 minutes) When Computer gets laryngitis, Dexter must find a replacement voice for her.	September 19, 2003
	Tee Party/Dexter's Wacky Races "Tee Party" (11 minutes) When Dad makes Dexter be his caddy, Dexter destroys the normally peaceful game of golf.	September 26, 2003
	The Lab of Tomorrow/Chicken Scratch/Garage Sale "The Lab of Tomorrow" (7 minutes) Dexter narrates as he shows new scientists the great inventions he has planned for a super, future, modern lab.	November 4, 2003
	They Got Chops/Poetic Injustice/Comedy of Feathers "They Got Chops" (7 minutes) When Dee Dee starts layin' the judo on Dexter, he learns to fight back.	November 20, 2003

Directed by
	Chris Savino
	Don Judge
	James T. Walker
	Robert Alvarez
	Genndy Tartakovsky
Written by
	Genndy Tartakovsky
	Walt Dohrn
	Dayla Kennedy
	John McIntyre
	Cindy Morrow
	Clay Morrow
	Mark O'Hare
	Amy Keating Rogers
	Chris Savino
	Kevin Kaliher
	John Cawley
	Paul Stec
	Mike Stern
	Gabe Swarr
	Carlos Ramos
	Chris Reccardi
	Charlie Bean
	Bill Wray
	Bobby London
	Aaron Springer
	Randy Myers
	Paul Rudish
Cast
	Jeff Bennett	...	Dad / Jelly Jerry / Robot (13 episodes) (as Jeff Glen Bennett)
	Candi Milo	...	Dexter (12 episodes)
	Kath Soucie	...	Mom / Computer (12 episodes)
	Kat Cressida	...	Dee Dee (11 episodes)
	Eddie Deezen	...	Mandark / Mandark's Computer (7 episodes)
	Frank Welker	...	Monster (6 episodes)
	Daran Norris	...	T.V. Announcer / S.W.A.T. Leader (4 episodes)
	Tom Kenny	...	Mediator / Referee / Kid #2's Dad / Friend #1 / Friend #2 / Friend #4 (4 episodes)
	Dee Bradley Baker	...	Guy #1 / Newsman / Dude #2 (3 episodes)
	Allison Moore	...	Dee Dee (2 episodes)
	Pamela Adlon	...	Beau (voice) (as Pamela Segall Adlon)
	Rachael MacFarlane	...	Miss Salinger / Cheerleader / Girl (voice)
	Jess Harnell	...	Boy Band Germ #2 / Boy Band Germ #4 / Boy Band Germ #5 (voice)
	Lauren Tom	...	Soyen (voice)
	Gary Owens	...	TV Announcer (voice)
	Andy Suriano	...	Andy Suriano (voice)
	Mindy Cohn	...	Librarian (voice)
	Jennifer Martin	...	Sexy Computer (voice)
	Dom DeLuise	...	Koosalagoopagoop (voice)
	Rob Paulsen	...	Major Glory / Moose (voice)
	Corey Burton	...	Narrator / Martian / Super-Monkey (voice)
Produced by
	John Cawley
	Brian A. Miller
	Chris Savino
	Genndy Tartakovsky
	Debby Hindman
	Larry Huber
	Victoria McCollum
Original Music by
	Thomas Chase
	Steve Rucker

Additional Info
Premiere:	November 22, 2002
Country:
Distributor:	Warner Brother Studios
Websites:

Ratings
7.8 / 10

Production Companies
Cartoon Network Studios (1996-2003)
Hanna-Barbera Productions (Season 2) (as Hanna-Barbera)

Distributors
Cartoon Network (1996-2003) (USA) (TV)
TBS Superstation (1996-1997) (USA) (TV)
Turner Broadcasting System (TBS) (1996-1997) (USA) (TV) (original airing)
TNT (1996) (USA) (TV) (original airing)
Boomerang (2006-2019) (USA) (TV)
Cartoon Network (2010) (USA) (DVD) (season one)
HBO Max (2020) (USA) (video) (VOD)
Time Warner (2003) (USA) (TV)
Warner Home Video (2010) (USA) (DVD) (season one)

Filming Locations
Burbank, California, USA (Cartoon Network Studios)
Hanna-Barbera Studios - 3400 Cahuenga Boulevard W, Los Angeles, California, USA
New York City, New York, USA (Hanna-Barbera)

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