That's Entertainment

General Hawk becomes angered at the lax nature of his troops and their infatuation with a movie star.

The DiC run dropped the Sunbow-era public-service spots in favor of leaner, plot-driven endings. Continuity nods to the Sunbow era appear when convenient and are sidelined when the toy slate of the moment took priority. Morality plays remain, but the editorial voice is tighter.

Don Brown as Cobra Commander, Skidmark

Andrew Koenig as Falcon

Maurice LaMarche as Big Lob, Dial-Tone

Lee Jeffrey as Duke, Capt. Grid-Iron

Garry Chalk as Roadblock, Pathfinder

Ian James Corlett as Recoil

Michael Benyaer as Airwave, Tunnel Rat

Janyse Jaud as Lady Jaye, Jinx

1. DiC Season 1 (1990 to 1991). 19 episodes. The DiC era ran on a tighter budget than Sunbow, with simpler animation, dropped public-service spots, and shorter character arcs. Voice cast was largely Canadian, replacing the Hollywood-Sunbow regulars.
2. Production code: TBA
3. Studio: DiC Animation City
4. Originally aired: October 18, 1990 in afternoon syndication.