Dr. Epsilon (series)

Dr. Epsilon is an American television series produced by Snowbound Productions and created by animator Joe Linday. It was announced with seasons 1, 2, 3 and 4 in October 1994. It premiered on December 26, 1996 on CBS.

History
After Snowbound Productions was acquired by Poulin Baker Animation Studios on October 1, 1993, they were given the chance to pitch a show named "Dr. Epsilon". The show was picked up, and the first 13 episodes were produced in 1995 and 1996. The first episode, "Rocky Mountain", premiered on December 26, 1996. The show was originally made on cel animation until 1999, when it moved to digital animation.

Animation
The first four seasons were jointly animated by Poulin Baker, Dalmatian Animation and Snowbound. After season four, Dalmatian left. There was a scene in "Nuts and Bolts 2.0" where Dr. Epsilon's design abruptly switched from Poulin Baker's to Dalmatian's.

Season 1
The first half of season 1 was the only season to use limited animation. This was due to the episodes initially created as 3-part television shorts to be released in the summer of 1996.