It was freed by United Artists. Directors involved Friz Freleng, George Gordon, Gerry Chiniquy, Hawley Pratt and Art Davis. Xvii cartoons were produced.

Actor and comedian John Byner (Soap) voiced both a anteater (as an imitation of Jackie Mason) and a pismire (imitating Dean Martin). Inside both episodes the orycteropus afer tussled against a green orycteropus afer, similar to the way Sylvester fought a of these-eyed cat on top Tweety in a few of Freleng's sooner shorts at Warner Brothers. As a matter of fact, since several Warner alumni worked for DFE, very much of familiar plots were recycled. inside another, the orycteropus afer is utilizing a computer to help hatch ideas to catch the ant--super similar in conception to a Chuck Jones short with Wile E. Coyote trying to catch Bugs Bunny. A computer sounds prefer Paul Lynde, but is actually Byner doing the fair to middling impersonation.

This series constantly contradicts itself by with a nominal emmet refer to the nominal anteater as an "anteater" (at one point the ant bear himself refers to himself as an "anteater"), although it (anteater & ant bear) come in essence a equivalent metal money.

Filmography

1969 a Emmet & the Ant bear (Friz Freleng) Hasty However Tasty (Gerry Chiniquy) The Pismire From either Uncle (George Gordon) I've Had Ants within Our Plans (Gerry Chiniquy) Technology, Phooey (Gerry Chiniquy) Never Bug an Ant (Gerry Chiniquy) Dune Bug (Art Davis) Isle of Impulse (Gerry Chiniquy)

1970 Scratch the Tiger (Hawley Pratt) Odd Pismire Out (Gerry Chiniquy) Ants in the Buttery (Hawley Pratt) Science Friction (Gerry Chiniquy) Mumbo Gargantuan (Art Davis) The Froze Nose Knows (Gerry Chiniquy) Don't Hustle an Emmet by owning Muscle (Art Davis)

1971 Rough Brunch (Art Davis)