History Trivia / TheJetsons

* DependingOnTheArtist (''Creator/ToeiAnimation''): Worked on the 3rd season, but did only 2 episodes in-house. The rest were outsourced to other (uncredited) studios. What follows is a list of the subcontractors the company used[[note]]Toei also worked on 2 episodes of season 2, ''Elroy in Wonderland'' and ''The Vacation'', both shipped off to Creator/DaiWon and were left uncredited in both instances[[/note]].
** ''Crime Games'': ''Creator/MagicBus''
** ''[=ASTROnomical I.Q.=]'': ''Creator/{{Madhouse}}''
** ''9 to 5 to 9'': In house
** ''Invisibly Yours, George'': ''Toei Animation Philippines''
** ''[=Father/Daughter Dance=]'': ''Madhouse''
** ''Clean as a Hound's Tooth'': ''Creator/AjiaDo''
** ''Wedding Bells for Rosie'': In house
** ''The Odd Pod'': ''Creator/StudioJunio''
** ''Two Many Georges'': ''Ajia-Do''
** ''Spacely for a Day'': ''Ajia-Do'', ''Creator/FlyingDragon''

* The Other Marty:

* HeyItsThatVoice:
** Elroy in the movie grows up to become '''[[Franchise/MetalGear REVOLVER OCELOT]]'''! Seriously, that's Patric Zimmerman giving the voice.
** BradGarrett (in his film debut) voices one of the Jetsons' neighbors.
** If you're a ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' fan, chances are you might recognize Cosmic Cosmo's voice as the same singer that Mike and the Bots mercilessly mocked during the end credits of ''[[Recap/MysteryScienceTheater3000S08E20SpaceMutiny Space Mutiny]]'' for the fact that the song he was singing was so blatantly [[TheEighties 80's]].

** The Mexican Spanish dub of the 80s series got it ''worse'' in the film: Not only the entire Mexican cast was replaced, the whole movie was dubbed in a Spanish-speaking studio in Los Angeles, CA, with an awful reception in Latin America.

** If you're a ''MysteryScienceTheater3000'' fan, chances are you might recognize Cosmic Cosmo's voice as the same singer that Mike and the Bots mercilessly mocked during the end credits of ''[[Recap/MysteryScienceTheater3000S08E20SpaceMutiny Space Mutiny]]'' for the fact that the song he was singing was so blatantly [[TheEighties 80's]].

* StuntCasting: The aforementioned example of [[TheEighties '80s]] pop starlet Tiffany as Judy Jetson. As mentioned above, it didn't quite work out.

* ExecutiveMeddling: Janet Waldo had already recorded her lines as Judy Jetson only to get bounced from the movie in favor of late 1980s pop star Tiffany. Waldo has said she found out shortly after the decision was made, and it was highly publicized. She was pretty upset at first, but has admitted it's become a non-issue, and doesn't hold any ill-will against anybody, not even Tiffany. On the other hand, George O'Hanlon and Creator/MelBlanc were beyond pissed off about the StuntCasting, and demanded that Waldo be reinstated, to no avail. It didn't even work out for the studio. AnimationLeadTime meant that while Tiffany was huge when they cast her, her fifteen minutes of fame were pretty much over by the time the film actually came out, causing the film to be a box office bomb.

* AdvertisedExtra: In the original 1962-63 season, Rosie was treated as a main character but only appeared two times. She appeared much more often in the revival.

* DependingOnTheArtist (''Creator/ToeiAnimation''): Worked on the 3rd season, but did only 2 episodes in-house. The rest were outsourced to other studios. What follows is a list of the subcontractors the company used[[note]]Toei also worked on 2 episodes of season 2, ''Elroy in Wonderland'' and ''The Vacation'', both shipped off to Creator/DaiWon and were left uncredited in both instances[[/note]].

* DependingOnTheArtist (''Creator/ToeiAnimation''): Worked on the 3rd season, but did only 2 episodes was done in house. The rest of them were outsourced to other studios. What follows is a list of the subcontractors the company used[[note]]Toei also worked on 2 episodes of season 2, ''Elroy in Wonderland'' and ''The Vacation'', both shipped off to Creator/DaiWon and were left uncredited in both instances[[/note]].

* DependingOnTheArtist (''Creator/ToeiAnimation''): Toei has worked on the 3rd season but only 2 episodes was done in house at Toei when the rest of them were outsourced to other studios, here is a list of the subcontracters Toei used on The Jetsons [[note]]Toei also worked on 2 episodes for season 2 ''Elroy in Wonderland'' and ''The Vacation'', both are shipped off to Creator/DaiWon and both are uncredited on both fronts[[/note]].

* AdvertisedExtra: In the original 1962 season, Rosie was treated as a main character but only appeared two times. She appeared much more often in the revival.

** BradGarrett voices one of the Jetsons' neighbors.

* ExecutiveMeddling: Janet Waldo had already recorded her lines as Judy Jetson only to get bounced from the movie in favor of late 1980s pop star Tiffany. Waldo has said she found out shortly after the decision was made, and it was highly publicized. She was pretty upset at first, but has admitted it's become a non-issue, and doesn't hold any ill-will against anybody, not even Tiffany. In an odd twist of irony, Tiffany grew bitter with Janet Waldo because of her ''ever'' showing resentment to being replaced. It didn't even work out for the studio. AnimationLeadTime meant that while Tiffany was huge when they cast her, her fifteen minutes of fame were pretty much over by the time the film actually came out.

** Basically, almost every foreign dub has changed voice actors between the 60s, 80s and movie versions, mainly due to the time gap between them.

** The Mexican Spanish dub got it ''worse'' in the film: Not only the entire Mexican cast was replaced, the whole movie was dubbed in a Spanish-speaking studio in Los Angeles, CA, with an awful reception in Latin America.

* TheOtherDarrin: Pretty much everybody except Jane. Creator/DawsButler (Elroy) died a year before the movie started production, so he was replaced by Patric Zimmerman. MelBlanc (Mr Spacely) and George O'Hanlon (George) died ''during'' production, so the few unrecorded lines they had left were done by Jeff Bergman. And most infamously, Tiffany replacing Janet Waldo (Judy) after the latter had already recorded all her lines for the film.

** If you're a ''MysteryScienceTheater3000'' fan, chances are you might recognize Cosmic Cosmo's voice as the same singer that Mike and the Bots mercilessly mocked during the end credits of ''[[Recap/MysteryScienceTheater3000S08E20SpaceMutiny Space Mutiny]]'' for the fact that it was so blatantly 80's.

** If you're a fan of ''MysteryScienceTheater3000'' fan, chances are you might recognize Cosmic Cosmo's voice as the same singer that Mike and the Bots mercilessly mocked during the end credits of ''[[Recap/MysteryScienceTheater3000S08E20SpaceMutiny Space Mutiny]]'' for the fact that it was so blatantly 80's.